Two Japanese Arrested in Portland on Murder Allegation
Two Japanese sailors named Neos Sack and Nova King were arrested in Portland, Oregon, on suspicion of murder after Dr Philip Johnson was killed near an overturned house. They claim to be deserters from the shipGoto Maru and sought return to their vessel to face charges of desertion.
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Portland, Co
Baring
Philip Thwarts Johnson
New York
Abey
Tefnaun
Retorn
Goldfield Strike Ends in Nevada Amid Miner Vote
Miners voting behind closed doors backed a new pay deal offering per day for tabera and pkilled bely with 9060 for labor ers. Total turnout from a 2 union membership stood at 1.74 with September figures pending. Returns from the Mamondield area not yet in, but strike appears ended and mines to reopen. Reports of renewed activity and a large evening gathering noting strong anticipation.
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Garahels
Nev
Goviflebs
Tabera
Mamondield
Fem
Areck
White Star Statement on Ship Allegations and Route Diversion
New York statements address livery and severance of the strong Erellag Broustd leralty Wey the aintemect hit the White Star fire purpored ty tert. The focus is on the Southampton voyage and potential penalties or redirection of traffic. Officials assert no diversion to Tnverpal and emphasize legal action if others impede the route.
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Southampton
Taverfrat
White Ear Company
Lancestay
Linlent
Houthampton
Treipans
Farreil
Meyer
New York
Breaking Up the Boycott in Hong Kong and Beyond
Fragmented OCR text describes ongoing boycott tensions with meetings by Can, American and regional groups. References disrupted phrases about police resistance, hearing delays, and censorship surrounding protests and reporting. Names and specifics are unclear due to garbled source.
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Hong Kong
Dan
Gath
Painter and wife tragedy in Cliverdate suburb noted
A painter named Atanchette killed his wife in Cliverdate and wounded himself, leaving eleven children. Neighbors said they appeared unhappy or strained, and the incident occurred on a date in Meath. Police investigated but details remain limited.
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Natichraes
Atanchette
Ry Meath
Cliverdate
Rilley
Prone Geil Videolaying Telephones Briefing
A fragmented note references STANDARD TELEPHONES and a videolaying issue titled Prone Geil. The text mentions a single ring and novice terms, with unclear context or dates, suggesting a minimal device test or internal acronym discussion. No clear individuals or organizations beyond STANDARD TELEPHONES are identified.
Local Notes Mixed With Court, Bank, and Rail News
A jumble of items from Logan and nearby areas covers social notices, court verdicts, bank director elections, a marriage license issued to Fred Elmons and Caroline Masecdl, and railroad operations updates. The report mentions a jury verdict in Browning Welsh v Browning, bank director re-elections, and improving train punctuality due to cold weather and coal quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Elmons
Caroline Masecdl
Glen Pardor
Ella Movidiog
Ogden
Jugee Nowell
Tatcery
Herriman
Dad Ost
Eden
Repairing Damages After Great Hurricane Rebuild Plans
The article reports on post disaster work by authorities including warnings to the public and the military to repair damage from the previous fall. Quartermaster General Humphrey asks Congress for 264000 dollars to reconstruct Fort Mergaz on Mobile Bay and Fort Barranesar at Fengacals, plus 85000? to repair barracks at Part St. Philip near the Mineirsipal river.
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Warningtos
Jan
Judge Denies Motion in Ruef Case as Jury Faces Questioning
In a Ruef case hearing before Judge Dunne, Altemey renewed a writ of prohibition motion, which was denied. The court adjourned after juror questioning, with instructions to keep the panel intact for the afternoon session and the presence of co defendant Keefe anticipated.
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Sin Peandera
Ruef
Dunne
Altemey
Ates
Supreme Court
Jude D Acne
Ach
Maser Schultz
Keefe
Gallagher Belhe
Acs
Conse
Ballit
Hag Behmite
Dietary Coffee Debate Ends At The Trial
A chaotic report describes a dubious medical trial in which coffee consumption allegedly alleviated various symptoms. A self styled expert claims coffee helped with nervous issues and digestion, while others doubt the reliability of the accounts and question the procedure's validity.
Community notes and gatherings in Coriane town
Coriane news recounts Masons degree rites, youth return to work, and upcoming quarterly meetings. It mentions a trip by Ogden’s RB Heywood, a birthday handkerchief shower for Grace Qupin, Rebecca Johnson, and Stella Dosley, and social events hosted by Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Lawrence including New Year’s dinner with pink carnation decor and a formal toast.
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Grace Qupin
Rebecca Johnson
Stella Dosley
Randay
Ortdenn
Tote
Wey
Orbison
Adner
Crafford
Mre
Johnson
Stockholders meeting notice at Wasatch Grid Mining Co
Recall of annual meeting for Wasatch Grid Mining Co with ZHAE Grant set for Monday the 14th to elect officers for the ensuing year. Bacy unclear. notice pending official details.
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Hockholders
Wasatch
Min
Ing Co
Zhae Grant
Mondey
Dam
Ule Cere
AL Calbop
Bacy
Murderer in Warrenton Faces Scaffold for Parental Killings
Warrenton Mo January 1 1904 church convicted for the murder of his father and mother. Court records show he strangled them on December 30 1903. Prosecutors described the crime as premeditated and the suspect awaited the scaffold with fear and resolve to deny responsibility.
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Warrenton
Tillam
Yeater
Brakeman’s Remains Home In Idaho Funeral Line
The remains of Charles Salth, an Oregon Short Line brakeman killed when a screwdriver struck through a rail coach window, were shipped to Idaho Falls for burial. He was the son of E. J. Smith of Italio Palle. J. H. Willia, editor of the Beature Standard, travels to Halse to run for chief clerk in the lower house of the state legislature.
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Rerburg
Dan
Charles S2alth
Oregon Short Line
White Tryior
Dabo Falls
Smith
E. J. Smith
Italio Palle
J. H. Willia
Beature Standard
Halse
eiAe
Railroad men appeal to President on injunctions
Washington Jan 1 The President received a letter from IL R Fuller secretary of a railroad engineers committee requesting Congress attend to anti injunctive legislation. The letter urges protection for workers exposing hazardous conditions and seeks hearings on liability issues affecting railroad employees. The committee backs stricter rules on employer liability and safer operating standards.
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Washington
IL. R Fuller
Svenicn
Congress
EL Clark Ebalroen
Interstate Cama Eter
Unclear celestial observations reported from elevated observatory
Fragmentary aviation era style note mentions MT ETNA, Jetamia and Stelly in a volcanic or space context. References a top of the soleane, carsaja people, and a Mbyunt Hton observatory at 8000 fest elevation. Vague smoke and tumult imply a spectacle of activity.
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Jetamia
Asiee
Malwa
Aren
Carsaja
Gasoline Advances Report From Cleveland One
Fragmentary notes describe advances in gasoline markets with mentions of Cleveland and ongoing price or supply shifts. The text references standard references, currencies, and technical terms, but remains unclear in exact figures or outcomes. Entities include Cleveland, Webbe, Hine, and CP cansoting, with scattered references to oil products and supply chains.
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Cleveland One
Tan
Webbe
Harvard Graduate Dies After Working in Waith Caisson
Chaogine Heart Walard a New Englander and Harvard graduate dies in a New York hospital after years of engineering work in caisson and compressed air. His death follows a long illness. his identity and family were notified. An accompanying note touts a patent cough remedy made from pine tar.
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New York
Walard
Anil Werlthy
New England
Nearaduvie
Harvard
Bullard Naebea
Eoaus
Tersday
Wyle
Fatlard
Mt Pany
Wan Ak
Ding
Bit Wrother
Walter D. Leey
Pennagranta Vannel
Hls
Coutn
Berty
Dying on the Way Home for Burial in Testimore
Mrs Reith of Denver died en route to Testimore while returning with her husband’s coffins from a cross continental trip. Her husband Edwin Harry Reith, once a noted Hal Thor physician, built a Denver practice before his death. The narrative notes her lineage to the Marshall family and connects to political life through her father, a former governor candidate.
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Chitage
Denver
Marehall
Vise Piola
Lelog
Divorce and upcoming marriages announced in court
Martha Hichborn Claine divorces and plans for a marriage license are noted by the orphan's court clerk. Stanford Pearsall of New York plans to wed Merbeilehsarn Wale. The wedding is expected at Stratford Vale next Tuesday.
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Rerk
Stenford Pearsall
New Yaork
Shaiv
Merbeilehsarn Wale
Stratford Vale
Opposition to Withdrawal From Queenstown Harbor Services
The Irish body opposes withdrawing American mail service from Queenstown, calling for public support to resist the move. Harbor commission leaders fear a wedge that could lead to abandonment of Queenstown and related shipping routes, urging continued operation of the service.
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Cork
Jac
Queenstown
Sonpadi¢A
Badiva
Harbor Commission
Walthe
Queenstown Ab
Iranp-Atlendo Rsall Parket
Wation
Explosion at Vigor powder works injures no one
A nitrogen explosive at the Vigor powder works near Berkeley overheated, causing a blast that lightly damaged a motor and terrified workers. No injuries reported as several employees escaped unharmed and the facility began a safety inspection.
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San Francisca
Ed Stalth
Thing Boas
Polat Teabel
Berkeley
Ihrer
Tatiana Treame
Guthrie Bill of Rights Proposal Censors Employers
A partial draft of a Guthrie Bill of Rights provision forbids corporations or individuals from employing certain actions in defense of property against domestic violence. The text references independent authorities and a defensive plank, outlining constitutional implications and enforcement questions.
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Guthrie
Okle
Etril
Puarda
Domentle Viatenca
General R F Patterson Dead in Washington
News reports the death of General R F Patterson in Washington after an officer’s death toll is noted. Patterson served with the Fourth Town cavalry and held a secretive post as consul general at Calenti, with details still tentative and unclear.
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Washington
R. F. Patterson
At. Catherines
Patterson
Fourth Town
Calenti
Appointment reshapes Helsinki top office in BL Petersbure
General Dreleclivsky, recently titled prefect of BL Petersbure, succeeds the late Laanitz as head of the district. The move positions Dreleclivsky as successor to the lauded Musian ta Erector General of raliros de la Fin land, reflecting a strategic shift in regional governance.
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Petersenry
Dreleclivsky
Musian Ta
Raliros de la Finland
BL Petersbure
No Compromise In Sight Report Denied By Starvester Chief
Chicago January 10 Crree Tt McCormick president of International Starvester company disputes a telegraphed conference report with the chairman of the board of directors of United States Steel. He says there is no community of interest between the two firms regarding ore or iron operations and denies any trade or financial arrangements.
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Chicago
McCormick
International Starvester Company
New York
Internations Ffarvester Company
Bard of Hirectore
Wnsted States Steel Corporatiarh
Tev
Harvester Company
Steel Corporation
Diamonds to Be Cut in South Africa Movement in New York Influence Dull
A fragmented report notes efforts by diamond dealers in New York and Malden Lanes to shift cutting and polishing of stones to South Africa. It outlines proposals to persuade the Caps Colony government to ban exports in diamonds, aiming to boost South African facilities and employ local workers, with rail and railway plans tied to broader international development. The piece mentions financiers in Cincinnati and others backing the project, and hints at redevelopment funding and regional transport routes to support the shift.
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York
Janz 10
Malden Lanes
Yeaters Xy
South Africa
Euro
Caltech
South Afrca
Caps Colony
Armanda
Euler
Ailnen
New York
Seserat
Ines
Mt Vesuville Snow Threatens Nearby Lands
Jan 10 report from Poples notes Mount Jus Le is capped with snow, sparking fears that melting torrents could send landslides down the volcano’s side and devastate the base area and surrounding country.
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Poples
Jus le
World Markets Show Tepid Move in Mixed Stock Trading
New York stock activity edged narrowly higher with mixed results across key issues. Notable shifts included rail and steel shares with Northern Pacific and Great Northern listed, while commodities such as wheat and sugar showed modest fluctuations amid overall sluggish demand and cautious investor sentiment.
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New York
Polly Wan
Pru
Great Northern
Northern Parish
St. Paul An
North Wraterm
Tiet Wan
Soon to Capture the Throne
Fragmentary text references a throne capture event with garbled phrases and unclear details. The readable bits mention a tally, a third actor, and a Bora of ceptrina, but the overall meaning is obscured. No clear persons or organizations can be identified from the legible segments.
Chebs Championship atetan announces Vasher vs Marshall boxing match
The event features Vasher from New York and Marshall from Philadelphia meeting in the championship at a local arena. The card lists city engagements and a purse, with supporters and officials promoting the bout as part of a broader boxing weekend.
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Bir
York
Interstate Brokerage Company Faces West & Co Claim
Interstate Brokerage Company sues F West and Company claiming a breach of contract. The complaint seeks damages and enforcement of payment obligations tied to a recent securities transaction. Court records indicate formal service and initial filings in the civil action.
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Columba
D. C
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White Star
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Ofcisia
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Carlin Suds
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Bethool
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Los Angeles
Charitla A. Browning Welsh
Stephen A. Browning
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Coummertial National Bopk
A. Ro Heswood
A. G. Fell
C. M. Ruggon
Oactire
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Taegan
Tie Loder
Wren
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Fem Mhigley
Ognes
Opia
Lela Shaw
Manion
Souther
Lasresce
Jesick
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Mlevigan
Heywood
Our Town
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Stockholders’ Meeting
Brakeman's
Pres. DE
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Wool
Laid
Dan Fy
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Nay
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Ang Frogerk
Tere
VGN
Calven
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Wentety
Pak
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LE Rp
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Shan
Aseady Ater Towers
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Macey Heroine
Vandon
Gow
Kistoe
Dy. Shien
Jambi
SGUS
Sam Francisco
Interstate Brokerage Company—van
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Interstate Beskerage Company
Hecelyed F. West & Co
Tonopah
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Midway
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AK Obia
Gandstons
Kendell
Sas Ie
Great Dent
Thamondfield
Combinal Pratt
Great End
Reat
Montgouery
Montana
Daley
Mantattan Miniag
Mapbattan Comba
Mantitlan
Jag
Grand Central
Mammoth
Sereda Hille
Neve Paltraw
Rc Onatarkr
Cid Sacramento
Butler Taber
Ora
Beck Tower
Mack Jack
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