Whites Aid Negroes Up Arms Threatening Town
Reported battle near Meridian where armed negroes and whites clashed as mobs fortified lines around the town. Casualties include two killed. government troops and militia mobilize to restore order and safeguard railways amid widespread unrest in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meridian
Mist
Dee
Larry
Megrots
Wahalay
Oslumbus
Tom
Jim Ampron
Samuel McCants
Leland Spirkivan
Wabalex
Meridien
Stoblie
Rifresd
Sundi
Atl
Verdecas
Militia
Annual Report of Life Saving Service Review
Washington reports a year of rescue work by the Life Saving Service under General Superintendent Kimball. The coast guard notes 49 drowning divers, 2699 saved, and personal property valued at $1,260,100 saved. Stations expanded with 81 lifesaving crews aiding 10,297 calls and 97 rescue boats. The report also highlights a San Francisco relief during the earthquake and fire and mentions retirement provisions for worn or disabled crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UK Saving Service
Kimball
Atlantic
Great Lakes
Pactte Coset
Oblg
Alatia
San Francisco
Ateal
Arrival in New York Amid Roosevelt Parade Rumor
Fragmentary report from New York describes a Naval unit landing in the harbor and a high profile procession near the memorials. References to Roosevelt era figures and a large crowd suggest a ceremonial arrival, though many words are garbled.
Work of ghouls reported on Veta Street site
A fragment notes activity on Veta Street near Calvary Cemetery with references to a ghoul incident and a March date. Names Angeien and Dor 24-Again appear in the garbled text, suggesting a historical street crime or haunting report with unclear details. Further context unknown.
Christmas Day Murder Rampage in Vermont Inn
In Vermont, December 25, a violent incident at the Mary Parker Gilmore wedding reception at a hotel led to multiple gunfire injuries. Charles Climore Gilmore and Andrew Parrett are questioned as authorities search for the assailants, using evidence from a rifle with heavy homemade bullets. Mrs. Gilmore, aged years, sustains injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Outland
Dee
Mia
Mary Parker Giore
Charles Climore
Firki
Henry Gilmor
Andrew Parrett
Fire Kills Mrs Kelly in West State Street Flats
York dispatch reports a deadly blaze in West State Street apartments. Mrs Suzan Kelly, 60, died after flames spread through the building forcing tenants to flee to the roof where they were rescued. Her husband escaped with burn injuries. investigators suspect a candle sparked the fire. Her charred body was found amid the debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Suzan Kelly
Bamrd
West Statieth Trevel
Fremen
Wiy
Mra. Kelley
Drese
Bie
Deaths in St Paul Prompted by Local Pioneers
Edward Indien aged 14, member of the state board of carpentry and noted planner, died after an operation for foresting trouble. Dr Sara Beas, long affiliated with Mount Zion temple, died earlier. Thomas Corcoran, 64, a prominent pioneer, and Dr T W Tshenk, 68, a maker with the Minnesota Lnge br YM also died, marking a sequence of deaths among leading local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Edward Indien
TW. Tshenk
Wan Iyaker
Minnesota
Linge Br YM
Tangier Man Killed in Alleged Incident
A Tangier man died in an alleged incident as investigators pursue details. The report notes a fatality and ongoing inquiries by local authorities, with no further names or specifics available in the readable text.
Southern Pacific firemen strike threats and railroad idle
Hoarton December 4 report details a controversial union ultimatum from Grand Master Gher urging a system wide labor action unless a division dispute with the Atlantic line is resolved. Officials claim 20 to 40 percent of workers quit or were idle with dozens of divisions reported idled, while road engineers largely remained at work. No injuries or direct property damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoarton
Ter
Pacife
Heenpd
Gher
Brotherhood
Grealy
Jon Se
Hardiman Syatecy
Sremen
Jurisdictiog
Sbra Fanls
Mauzger Fay
Dévlarre
Bind Bee Keen
Mexico Responds on Imperial Valley Flood Damage
Mexico states the United States must repair flood damage in the Imperial Valley caused by the Colorado River overflow toward the Salton Sea. President Diaz warns that if repairs are not begun within ten days authorities will divert the river to restore waters and end the emergency within three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Thompson
Amana Doy
Marteun Republic
Imperial Valley
Department of Colonization
1Ndumtty
Compania 44 Riesco
Terreros de Inbaja
Caliifornia
Salton Sea
Dinas
Colo River
Trains Fully Manned and Crew Changes Reported
A report from Calveston Farrtehue and San Antonio tellway describes trains fully manned by FiBaw Mes with a four dollar superior sent Marke. The Tanjp members and Redherraat of Cece te Tie Pircmen note no current freight readiness and warn of potential delays. The stormy weather and various officials are referenced as the situation unfolds with uncertain outcomes and ongoing oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FiBaw
Mes
Superiorensent Marke
Calveston, Farrtehue
San Antonio Tellway
Atlantic Ayaters
Vasu
Joeal
Algtas
Algtas, Oy Dhe Veter Santeria Diet
Windies
Faking 18 China. Wartanatin Dap oT ae Aner Kan
fragmentary OCR text mentions names and places with unclear context. No coherent events or verifiable facts emerge to form a concrete news item or summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wartanatin
Porter's Daughters Noted in Anxious Siege Report
New York telegram reports a dramatic capture in a coastal fortress area where Lt Stirling and nearby officers were surrounded by a force of twenty men including General Soere and priest Enrique Moore. The attackers reportedly surrendered twenty artillery pieces and materiel, with nearly two thousand cartridges and firearms seized. Prisoners were moved to a distant telegraph post as authorities promised swift action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Madyid
Liautenant
Amin Fen
Esterday
Carlabad
Soere
Enrique Moore
Fire destroys Hart hotel and WellsParga Express facility
A blaze started by safe burglars ravaged Adlania area properties including the Hart hotel and Wells Parga Express facility. The loss totals $192,000 with items and equipment damaged. fire equipment and personnel from Central Union responded, with ignition traced to 25 fire cartridges and safeburglary teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adlania
Drestur
Ink
Dee
Hart
Wells
Parga Express Company
Axa the Central Union
Santa Claus as Conductor on the Train in Kaotrille
In Kaotrille Tennessee on December 23 8 an employee at the Southweastern railway was paid one month’s salary as a Christmas present while Santa Claus served as conductor for a special train. The event included other tokens planned for the staff and a parade at the road, with Mr McHarg presenting the gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Kaotrille
Tenn
Dee
McHiarg
Polit Bis
Wiresina
Southweatern
Merchlals
Arphies
Banta Claw
Ous Pear
Chris
Soad
Meberg
Hebrew Opposition Sparks New York Protest at Cariathan Celebrations
A decayed, error-filled dispatch reports Hebrew opposition to Cariathan events in New York. It claims gatherings by Jewish protective groups for ten days, noting protests by Hebrew circles and concerns about safety and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Climns
Enardiana
Newepspere
Ore Hebrew Priaselya
Letter from Bryan Atlanta Secretary's plea for plan on suppression
A fragmented 19th century letter from Bryan in Atlanta discusses support for a plan to suppress a perceived traitor or threat. It references Haller and William Bryan, urging a labor policy tied to interstate commerce and an antithetic corrective measure. The readable fragments suggest a defensive stance on labor controls and trade policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
A J Mert
J. Bryan
Haller
Elvi
Serine of the Faremen Texas Repertea Scribe Wil Ee
Fragmented readable text mentions Western Dy Vion, S&B Moustus, Foy Te, and Beritosta with unclear context. No clear event, dates, or identifiable figures beyond scattered names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S&b
Man Locks Himself in Bank Vault by Mistake
Edward O. Wilton, president of the board of trustees, became trapped in a bank vault when the door swung shut behind him as he searched for papers. He cried out for help, attracting no immediate notice until a voice finally replied and the door was found unlocked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Meenth-Herald
Fort Wayne
Ind
Casas
Edward O. Wilton
Board of Triviews
Wiley
Gans Clash Sparks Tonopah Fight Day Amid Crowds
chaotic Tonopah scene as Gans and rivals draw enthusiastic crowds for a boxing event. fans cheer latched punches while trainers and backers move between ringside areas. talk of Father Time and bets on a championship future abound as spectators vote on who may win and how the bout will unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonopah
Nev
Gann
Herman
Tate
Arif
MSO
Gana
Perhays
Mom Gan
Hernan
Turkeys for printers succeed at national sale price
A garbled note discusses a national sale of turkeys for printers with a price around 10 400 dollars, mentioning participants and areas but readable lines are limited. Names and places appear faintly, highlighting a formal auction or distribution event tied to a family or regional groups.
Unclear local note from Portland visit and events
Fragmentary OCR text from Portland Oregon mentions a visit to a hotel and a dining setting. Names Pamela and others appear amid garbled phrases. Unable to extract coherent event or dates. readable content is minimal and nonspecific.
Burglar surrenders after entering home in Ara Wh
A burglar surrendered to police yesterday confessing he entered the home at Ara Whl Auton at 1200 Golden and took sad Jewelry north Gib The detective department verified the statement of the Hee was backed by Home for the Poor Coleagu Dec 23 A dispatch from the Revered Herald reports Culorady Springe Colo notes Trevaecutura of WinSeld Beoty Stratton with final closing in 1993 led by Myra Stratton home for the poor The executors names and estate details involve $6 million in contentious inheritance tax and a planned endowment home to be built in Stratton park West Ebeyenne Cap 3g 19 Dolarady
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Yraterday
Ara
Ecole Cinithing
Coleagu
Ta Reverd-Herald
Colo
Trevaecutura
Evtalent WinSeld Beoty Ptratton
Myra Stratton
Stratton
State of Colorags
Her
HE Hiew
Cat Chamberlain
Colorado
Tyson
Dines
Talldings
Herwaeum
Ava Pitions
West Ebeyenne Cap
Dolarady Byingy’ Seberds
Chicago Caring for the Poor Christmas Gifts Reach Thousands
Chicago businesses distributed Christmas cheer to 19 000 poor families and many employees received gifts totaling 1300.00 across agencies. Charities report steady relief work through winter with dinners entertainment and groceries for inmates and families in need amid broad prosperity.
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Onder
Uoe Va
Hore
Chicago
Dusiteas
Lost check packages spark Indiana company probe
A dispatch to the Record Herald reports packages containing checks valued around 1005 dollars were sent to the Indiana, Columbus & Faster Traction Company and lost along a street in Dayton. Some were recovered by transit officials. several were cashed by local merchants, with one suspect identified as a salesman named Tate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheara
Herald
Dayton
Oak
Esprose Menvenger Jost
Indiana, Columbae & Faster Traction
Fae Ota Kut
Wueve Teaae
Ube Atree
Do Thy City
Tran- Hoa Company
Aitcors
Charles Mie Wndorf
O”X
Arming Revolution Echoes Across Regions and Figures
Fragmentary report describes a complex mobilization and resistance effort involving named figures such as Marques and others, signaling cross border influence. It notes movements across Mexico, Texas, and New Mexico with references to authorities, religious or political actors, and shifting alliances shaping a broader upheaval.
Japanese Question Report Set for Congress Transmission
Chicago Jan 26 An effort to outline the Japanese immigration issue is to be made with a forthcoming report. Frank Sergeant the immigration commissioner met the President to discuss the investigation into Japanese immigration via Hawaii. The pending study may influence Pacific coast policy and immigration law as arrangements for a formal report proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reltenty
Congress
Frank Sergeant
White House
Ronaguet
California
Hawaii
Vila
Pacle
Mawali
Japen
Huao Jas
Evanston Light Co Manager Sentenced for Theft
Mercer, former manager of the Evanston Light company, pleaded guilty to embezzlement and was sentenced to three years in prison. He was captured in New Orleans and returned to face the charge. The incident disrupted company operations as shoppers faced outages during the Christmas season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanmon
Wro
Mercer
Evanston
Leotsle Light Company
Bers
Merloce
Stettis
Eee
Evaestog Licht Company
Origioavi
Otter Datares
Evers
Boy 12 Arrested After Fatal Revolver Incident
A 12 year old boy at 4125 Chansers street allegedly retrieved a revolver during a domestic dispute where his stepfather Henry Brinks was fatally wounded and his mother threatened. The boy reportedly intervened after his stepfather's threat and was arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Stebele
Sears
Chansers Street
Henry Brinks
Train Disaster Near Mounda Leaves Dozens Hurt
A derailment near Mounda, occurring after a high speed collision, killed several workers and injured nine others. Fire and rescue services rushed to the scene as engineers and crew from multiple firms, including Denon Cau Ber, were identified among the injured and deceased. Authorities investigated the cause while the town assessed the wreckage and secured the railway line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denon
Cau
Edilleion
Mounda
Seaprines Milla
Ot Price
Veh
Omeily
Mumite
Oka Fegineer
Mike Corte
Frewan
Carr Aly Crave Tievespes
Alding
Engitee
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Annual Report OF Life Saving Service
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Robert
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Hogsevelt Armard
Harbor Fertay
Mary Neslinen
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Llevegart
Bedary
Dath
Dem Chi Roosevelt
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Hat Ali da Doe Orton Ater Ine
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Mexico
Pin
Ie Dermege
Faking
China
Porter
Carliste
Decatur
Eran Road
Bryan
Texas
Moustus
Gans
Turkeys
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Romagee
Pontland
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Spebadean
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Home For the Poor
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Ali
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Ual
Marques
Shire
Arabia
Oman
Chihuahua
Ehlery
Breupe
Lathe
Pengie
Telmina de
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Christmar
Baya
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Idieg
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