Japan to send troops to Corea amid global tension
Reports state Japan plans a large military force to Corea to restore order at disturbed ports in response to unrest. Officials anticipate 45 000 troops or more, with Russia viewed as unlikely to intervene as Tokyo asserts authority over Corea. Foreign Minister Jamesdart reportedly received Japan’s reply with surprise at belligerent reports.
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Paria
Ceres
Imine
Wien
Jaya
Russia
Carex
Japan
Nead
Anthori Ly
Gores
Avas
Corca
Itpis Furthar
Itty
Riwsia
Tven
Jamsdart
Negotiations Over Warship Purchases Continue Amid Reports
London reports Japan is negotiating to buy two Chilean warships, the armored cruiser Baremada and likely the battleship Captain Prat, with price the main factor. Soviet dialogue mentions Britain pressuring Russia and uncertain timing for any delivery as talks proceed with South American governments.
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London
Japan
Bameerada
Prat
South America
Hayashi
Mmasurd
Russian Ambassador to Italy Arrives, Urges Rebound in Ties
Prince Onrousslt, newly arrived Russian ambassador to Rome, is welcomed by the press. They express hope he will renew cordial relations between Russia and Italy after strained exchanges following the canceled Gaul visit due to the former ambassador M. Denelid ort.
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Des
Prince Onrousslt
Italy
Hae
Rome
Russia
M. Denelidort
San Domingo Turmoil Fires Revolution Within Revolution
A New York despatch reports San Domingo engulfed in upheaval with clashes and looting. Delays and cargo disputes delayed a Clyde liner arriving from the revolutionary island. Communications failed and telegraph lines were down as Morales supporters tense in Port Pintas amid a strong Armines faction.
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San Domingo
New York
Calin
Oi Oard
Port Pinta
Morales
Armines
Magales
Russian Fleet Sets Sail for Orient
A New York report notes a fleet of transport ships carrying Regalar Wink naval officers and a party of officers dispatched from Port Arthur. The dispatch identifies 710 recruits assigned to the mission and describes the movement toward the Orient.
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M Dessa
New York
Port Arthur
Ann
Intense Cold Grips Iowa Tonight
Des Moines reports record low temperatures as Iowa experiences squall like conditions. A cold front drove temperatures down to near minus four with a biting wind, creating a raw, severe night across the state.
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Res Moines
Dec
Iowa
Pavenpark
Naval officers take a week of leave during holidays
Navy personnel in the Washington area are granted a week off as ships from the fleet move across the nearby parks. Squadrons disperse in the Puerto Rico region with ships anchored near Culebra and surrounding bays as celebrations proceed and officers mark the holiday period.
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Washington
Staten Warshina
Culebra
Poyi
Coiat
Aron
Carhaytyth
Fifty Strikers Sack Bakery Amid Bread Shortage
A band of fifty strikers sacked a bakery causing minor demonstrations as the war ministry orders workers in related trades to report for duty. Bread supply shortages escalate as production shifts to cover shortages.
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Pari
Itc
Ministry For War
Panama Recognized by Italian Nation
Acting Secretary of State Loomis was informed by the Italian embassy that Italy recognizes the new republic of Panama.
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Panama
Washington, Lee
Loomis
Republic of
Nebraskan Calm Weather Shifts Toward Warmer Forecast
Zero weather prevailed across most of Nebraska at seven this morning. Later the temperature began to rise with prospects of warmer weather as the day wore on. By midnight the thermometer stood below freezing.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Transports for Active Service Reported Blocking U S Rail
Washington officials say Sumner and McClellan ships and Sherman Buford Crank are fitted for active service. The rail transports travel from New York to San Francisco to shuttle men and artillery to the front.
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Washington
A Department
Sumner
McClellan
New York
Sherman Buford
Crank
San Francisco
Fiat
United States
Nayana
Suotinge
Heavy Dividends for January
New York reports January dividend and interest disbursements will total about 1240000 from leading railroads, industry firms, banks, and traction concerns plus government debt payments. The figure is roughly two million dollars higher than January 1903 but far below the July semi annual payments level, reflecting shifting payment timing and market considerations.
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New York
Journal of Commerce
Aml Indus Uty
Banka
Ust
Vailoads
Monte
Disappearance of Mrs Fair's Brother In New York
William Bath er, described as the brother of the late Mrs Charles Fair, vanished after leaving home last Monday. He reportedly carried a large sum of money and told his wife to expect him at lunch. Friends note a changed lifestyle and plans to travel to Boulder Colorado and beyond. Family fears foul play and has involved police in the search.
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York
Willam Bather
Charles
Itm Flas
Smith
Treaty Estate
New Market
Hone
Bouler
Colorado
California
Paris
New York
Jalnfield
Suspicious death of New York widow stirs investigation
Mary Reimer a widow was found dead in the yard of her Wert One Hundredth Street home. Her skull was crushed and no bank book or valuables could be located though she reportedly had a thousand dollars in bank deposits. Police questioned residents after sounds of a fall but could not determine if foul play occurred or if death came from a fall or suicide.
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New York
Mary Reimer
Wert
Bern
Furious Storms Sweep Over the East
A violent coastal storm disrupted New York and nearby areas with heavy wind and snow. Streets flooded and transportation halted as authorities urged caution while schools and services operated on limited schedules.
Kratz A St Louis boodler to be returned from Mexico
City of Mexico Nec oh President Ding acting upon the regent the American Ambassador and upon Weal ing Le evidence substituted in the case has conceded to the United States authorities the extradition of Charles Kratz former member of the St Louis City Council, a worker in bribe scandal connected with street car legislation and related charges.
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Kratz
ST. Louis
Mexico
City of Mexico
Nec
Ding
Steamer Collision in Boston Harbor Injures Crew
In Boston Harbor the steamer Iowa Mward and the steamer Admiral Dewey collided in a blinding storm. The Iowa Mward, a 2052 gross ton passenger vessel of 291 feet, sustained damage while the Admiral Dewey, bound for Port Antonio Jamaica, suffered minor harm as she assisted the distressed ship.
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Bouelon
Hee
Iowa
Imelisonieville
Pla
Charleston
S. C
Admiral Dewey
United Fruit, Company
Boston
Harbor
By & OB
Fot Tong
Mitadalphin
Port Antould
Jamalea
Admiral Newey
Weather milder across Kansas and Oklahoma report
Mild weather prevailed in Kansas and Oklahoma with temperatures rising above freezing. Eastern Kansas saw readings from 10 to 36 degrees while the western areas reported 0 degrees and higher with light winds.
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Kansas
Oklahoma
Kansase City
Republic of Panama Reduces Postal Rates
Panama announces a halving of postal charges with foreign rates set at four cents for each fifty gram units and domestic postage fixed at two cents. The note cites General Gudger informing the government of the reduction.
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Republic OF Panama
Washington
Rev George Ed Edwards Dies at 69 in Hartford
Reverend George Ed Edwards long pastor of the Congregational church in Exor ter, N H, died here from heart disease at age 69. He was widely known for his historical writings.
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Hartford
Bids Sought for Friar Philippine Loan of 7.2 Million
Washington announces bids for a new Philippine foreign loan of 7,200,000 dollars. Bids are to be received up to 7 p.m. on January 14, with allotments anticipated shortly after.
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Washington
Mont i Mace
Wreck Victims In Connollyville Morgue Identifications Pending
Twelve victims remain unidentified at the Connollyville morgues with four wholly unknown and others scarcely described. Authorities will retain the unknown dead as long as possible and bury them only when identification fails.
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Connollyville
Nash
Windy Frigid Day Darkens La Crosse News
A sharp north wind makes a very cold day in La Crosse with temperatures around thirty degrees. Officials report a government registration event and appeals for aid to the poor as winter weather disrupts daily life.
Fire Explosion Destroys Bank Premises and Losses
A bank building associated with the Standard Oil company and Dawes Lambert company was destroyed by a fire and explosion. The incident occurred at Marleta or Marteltay area causing an estimated loss of 115,000. The office of the Standard Oil company was affected.
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Marteltay
Marletta
Hat Ag
Fligt Malonal Bank
Staandard
Dawes Lamber Company
Manu fontawers Window Gite Incorporated at One Million
Troglon Nd Dec 2 The Manu fontawers Window Gite Ony santtained wh F1000000 wa Hectit porated to diye.
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Troglon
Manu
Severe Cold Grips St Paul and Northweal Regions
The weather bureau reports sixteen below at St Paul with record cold for the area. Winnpow records fifty degrees below, followed by a slight warming at night. Strong northerly winds intensify the chill, with continued frigid conditions through the night.
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ST. Paul
St. Pawl
Gerd
Weather Bureau
Winnpow
Mines Run as Before the Strike at Meyersdale Area
The report notes mines operating prior to a strike in the Meyersdale region, with mentions of Galloway and Clayton mines in nearby Salabury and Hardable mine near Meyersdale. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Meyersdale
Carabuia
Tallimore
Odaeroshe
Galloway
Clayton
Loree Named Head of Rock Island Roads
L. L. Loree was named president of the Rock Island roads system succeeding Wiram Th. Lemis. At a recent directors meeting Mrs Lined provided the valuation. Loree will lead the Rock Island and Pacific lines and oversee operations in New York and Chicago.
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LL. F. Loree
Rock Island
New Yorks
Rome
Italy to send warships to the Far East
Owing to the war tensions in the Far East, the Italian armored cruiser Verte Pisani will sail soon for Nagasaki. The move signals Italy's naval readiness amid regional tensions and international factors affecting maritime safety and power projection.
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Italy
Far East
Enei
Nagasiil
Grand Rapids Boodlers On Trial In Perjury Case
Grand Rapids, Mich, neon MTA hearing for Willan J McKnight and ex Senator George 5 Nichola on charges of perjury and bribery related to a water deal. The trial began amid allegations of political misconduct and corruption involving former city officials.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Neon Mta
Willan J. McKnight
George 5
Nichola
Aitspy
Real Blizzard Visits Chio Bloveland
A winter weather blizzard description from Chio Bloveland recounts heavy snow and wind, with streets iced and visibility reduced. The report notes drifting snow, low temperatures, and travel disruption as crews work to clear roads and restore services.
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Chio Bloveland
Varia Pola
Feniay
Hallas
China urged to ratify treaty amid talks with Korea
Washington dispatch reports the United States presses China to ratify a commercial treaty and secure through the Korean government the opening of ports at Tang and Movitun. The effort aims to gain commercial advantages and advance peace with allied nations under ongoing negotiations.
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Washington
Dee
RAO Department
China
Coron Uierbeit Negissary
Rinks
Ombadini
Chinere
Allen
Denims
Ian
Coréan
Belard
Fiorks Ocomes Marateule
Corea
United States
Au Tang
Movitun
II Manchin
Yang
Win Ful
Liam Peaayits
Ed Ay
Allen Wl
Seanl Fe
Noaten Ibe Penguins Vyon
Corgan
Xecuke
Bennett to Dedicate Park in Father's Memory
James Gordon Bennett announces the dedication of a park in memory of his father, founder of the New York Herald. The site on Lafayette Road near Broadway will bear the Bennett name with a monument planned at the Wish Park site.
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James Gordon Bennett
New York
James Gorgon Bornutl
Tay
Atari
Ay Iis
Badwear
Trial testimony reveals notes and money exchange scheme
A man testifies about sewing many notes together and transferring funds in a scheme tied to Gavusn. He recalls a confrontation and handing an envelope to Gaveman while stating he aided the money transfer.
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Salsbisy
Garman
Gavusn
Nand
Gaveman
Tig
Gavan
Ninety seven men assigned to Panama duty
Antapolis and Hopkins lead a detachment of seventy seven men ordered to Panama for duty. The unit will march to Philadelphia for transport, with Kilgore and Trot preparing to join from the military academy and other recruits listed for deployment to the theater.
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Panama
Antapolis
Hees
Caplin Watant Hopkins
Linnt
Kilgore
Ihe Tev Academy
Mayine Hayrin Ke
Init Bere Tod
Philadalphia
Lyon
Dinig
Thes Mahima Hatyalton
Rear Admiral White Buried Today
An account of the funeral service for Rear Admiral White held in Annapolis Maryland with details of the procession, pallbearers, and ceremonial elements. The obituary notes his naval rank and honors, and mentions family presence and the place of interment.
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Rear Admiral White
Death in an Apparent Hanging at Local Box Factory
Authorities report a man found hanging by a wire from the roof of an empty box factory storage area in Bl. Joventt. Relatives fear foul play amid scattered bowties observed on the body. The deceased, Phillip B. Wen, was a prominent local figure.
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Joseph
Unclear OCR Briefs Soviet Japan Cable Plans Mention
Fragmentary text references a government action related to cables and a cabinet meeting. Mentions Tokyo, timing, and a large money figure in yen but details are garbled and uncertain. No clear events, people, or dates can be confirmed from the readable content.
Chicago Strike Unsettled Amid Arbitration Drive
In Chicago a labor dispute remains unresolved as representatives clash over arbitration terms. A tentative framework aimed at addressing driver demands faces ongoing public and private discussion about employment classifications and wage considerations.
Archbishop Returns to Home in Guba
Local readers report Archbishop returning to the home town of Guba amid ceremonial events. The record notes attendance by church figures and a community gathering marking the visit.
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Guba
Frigid temperatures drop sharply with river freezing
The report notes temperatures plummeting by 43 degrees from yesterday, with a thaw ending and rivers like the Wabaah freezing in the cold spell. Observers record a colder afternoon and record low conditions not seen in two years.
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Gore
Wabaah
Governor Haw ai aimborthy payment order misread
Dec 26 report from Washington states haw ai a governor payment issue centers on a single case of a governor with authority and a station taking action to meet an emergency.
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Washington
Hawai Aimborthy
Taane
Phela
Bang
Aken
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