Dozen LIVES Lost in Philadelphia Fire Tragedy
Fragmented Philadelphia report states about 100 workers, mostly women and children, employed by small firms in a building that burned. Many escaped from lower floors while those on upper floors were blocked. casualties feared as fire crews search ruins. Separate New York item notes political developments and market summaries with various figures.
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Philadelphia
Tam
Tete Ives
Burns
Childréx
Foots
Tost
Tnd Teor
Rome
Clete Swarts
Pinchot Signals No Major Rainfall Influence From Forests
Washington January 9 The Weather Bureau reports forest denudation does not significantly alter rainfall. Moore chairman of the House Agriculture Committee cites evaporation effects from forests as minor. He says precipitation remains unaffected by forest clearing while drought patterns and storm frequency show no major change.
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Washington
Wil
Monos
Ofie
Ittack
Tord Pinchot
Ehiat
Tse
Moore
Local notices and listings with scattered names and places
Fragmented OCR reads like a cluttered public notice section listing individuals, locations, organizations, and dates. It mentions a meeting, conduct at a parliament, regional landmarks, and references to a city and district entities, but most details are garbled and uncertain.
Burning of the Palace at Cheragan in Constantinople
Fire heavily damages the palace complex at Cheragan on the Bosphorus. The Grand Hall and palace interiors suffer near destruction. the parliament chamber is emptied and unfit for use. The marble palace, famed for its sculpture, belonged to Sultan Abdul...
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Cheragan
Wan
Agin
Sultan Abdul Avisan
Bosphorus
World Markets Open With Violent Rebound Then Sharp Selloff
Opening rebound in stock prices was sharp, led by previously depressed issues like Lewisville & Nashville and North American Pacific. Broad selling followed, with Interborough Metropolitan and Hocking Coal among declines, a market pool rumor cited, and prices drifting below prior levels as traders fretted over liquidity and liquidity-driven panic.
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New York
Lewisville & Nashville
Northam Pacific
Southern Pacific
Great Northern
Rocke Islami
St. Paul
Readfun
Western
Maryland
American Amakting
Northern Pacific
Interborough Metropolitan
Chicago
Great Western
Western Maryland
Pullman
Interborough
Hocking Coa
Lavinia
Sun Line
Randy Ing
Chesapeake & Ohio
Remialle Bron
United States Rubber
Honda
Columbus
Locking Coat & Iron Company
Mey
Grefie
Lathrom
Hastehin & Company
Bod China Ly Rho
Wang
Grens
Prins
Wile
Thie
Polhia
Vdpat Ain Fiiby
Democratic optimism shadows a coming landslide in 19th century rhetoric
New York dispatch cites Benton McDonald, former governor of Tennessee, predicting a Democratic sweep in the next presidential election. He attributes Republican misrule and tariffs to wage discontent, notes insurgent movements and rising living costs, and asserts Democratic fidelity to ancient principles amid a charged political climate.
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New York
Aee Cordiis
Benton
Republica Party
Haigés nf tha Et Joule elects top candidate in heavy vote
The 2nd contest saw a large turnout as the Et Joule party elected its precler universal Awirtnr and Fiak Nien to the regular ticket. The presidency went to Everett C. Brown with a landslide majority, more than three times the closest opponent.
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Fiak, Nien
Oniesea
Everett C. Brown
Everett C. Brown, Who Was Re-Elected By A Vote of More Than Threay Ona Averble
Wewards K. Torr
Plague of Big Rats Plaguing New York
Fragmented text reports a citywide rat infestation alarm in New York on January 16. Residents complain to the board about ineffective action and fear for children as warnings urge extermination to stop the spread of disease and damage.
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New York
Pwbtia
Tirboken
Lietmutter
Australian tour return sparks tennis chatter
San Francisco reports two veteran players Marila M Longhiln and Selvin Lone arriving from Australia after a brief sojourn. They discuss recent National Tennis committee decisions, with rankings showing Loughan and Lang at sixth and seventh while defeating Miller and Johnson in recent play.
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Marila MeLonghiln
Selvin Lone
Bwu Cal Marine Dangle
Australia
Alameda
Roth
Urathes
Mu Loughan
Lang
Theater Emptyed by Blowing Snuff Incident
A chaotic scene unfolded at Maw York station as a crowd spilled from a theater when snuff was blown, causing panic. Police placed several spectators under arrest after a concealed manuscript or weapon was found, with officers searching pockets and station staff reacting as the event escalated.
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York
Jan
Himlor
Cross of Legion of Honor Conferred on American
The cross of the Legion of Honor was conferred upon Howsat Thompson, a correspondent, as reported by Maria Thompson. The presentation follows the involvement of Mrs Harry Binghamt, the foreign affairs secretary, and notes Thompson's prominence in wire service circles both in America and abroad.
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The
Howsat ‘Thompson
Maria
Frean
Hie Steter
Harry Binghatt
Thompson
Thampson
Cuba
la St. Wetershurts
Pari
Big appropriation for removing snow in town
A $36,000 appropriation was approved yesterday for snow removal on Main Street in the town. Street superintendent and officials stated the funds will cover the season’s needs while awaiting state aid.
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Jan
Iran
Mhal Phortett
Laat
Walsh Now a Convict
Leavenworth brief reports the transport of Chicago mobster Walsh to Leavenworth for a ten year sentence. A photographer was knocked down by Walsh’s son during the boarding, with witnesses and officials present as the party moved to the penitentiary.
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Kanon City
Jan
Tobn Walt
Chicago
Om bin
Leavenworth
Kanung
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Tye
Midat
Jatin W. Waleh
Mr. Wala
Mle Sither
Ain
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Menon
Anouga
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Kansinery
Wateh
Miro Waleh
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Mui Deta
John M. Waist
Hin Som
B. Diao Findwin
Wide Ritehey
Double life of student who attended day and night school
Chicago report details Samuel Diamondstein who enrolled under multiple identities to attend both day and night classes. He forged records to remain on school rolls, earning a high school diploma from night studies after completing day coursework. Authorities refer the case to the superintendent of schools for merits.
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Chicago
Samanl
Tom M. Smythe
Samuel Diamondstein
Samuel Deenveud
le Madi
W. T. Tornbasker
Diamondstein
Young
Whites Protest Location of Japanese School in Honolulu
In Honolulu on January 12 a proposal by the Hawaii board of trustees for a Japanese drawing school in Makiki faced strong protest. Residents cite numerous vacant lots and white property owners voicing opposition as meetings, plans, and public notices unfold amid heated debate.
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Hawaiiay Board
Utmplone
Makiki
Renidman
Honalutu
Mirkiki
Te Dems HO
Inc
Mrs Roosevelt En Route to Meet Husband in New York
Mrs Roosevelt travels toward New York where she is to meet her husband. The trip reportedly follows transport through Napolit or nearby routes as officials manage security and logistics for the high profile visit.
Flying Machines Club Promoters Form Air Group
Promoters of the Wind4 Aeropinna club organize a new flying machines association in Springfield, aiming to support exhibitions and aerospace events. Officers named include Edward B., Herbert, George Newton, and John A. Mantanore, with plans to engage national aviation shows and promote Chicago and Tunis connections.
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Chieays
Tau
Honvinetiinn Nie Ia
Wind4 Aeropinna Club
Teaching a Lesson Teaching a Lesson in Chicago Vaudeville Scheme
Mike Weiss involved in a counterfeit dollar scheme tied to a vaudeville show. She planned to lure men with fake currency to obtain tickets, leading to the theater's director Harry Clarkhand’s arrest by federal agents. Witness Ming Wells recounted the plot and the fall of the plan under commission review.
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Chicago
Mike
Helen ‘Weiss
Harry Clarkhan
Markham
United Sates
Tosol Na
Ming
Ballinger Hearing Opens on Interior Department Slush Fund
Washington, Tan 19 The hearing on charges against Secretary Ballinger and Interior officials opened before the House committee on expenditures in the Interior department. Witnesses including Rep Hubert Hitchcock of Nebraska and others argued improper use of the million-dollar protection fund for the public domain. The debate referenced speeches by Sthehcock in December and alleged connections between Ballinger, his cousin, and private secretaries amid expense reimbursements as Ballinger prepared to resign.
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Washington, Tan
Hoarlan
Tee Hitckavek
Nebraska
Domorat
Ohrigoy
Belinger
Fia Ballinger
Bird 3
Metritro
Oklsiomo
Caramities
Compassioner Bredenaett
Increased Freight Charges Amid Rail Rate Talks
Chicago discussion reveals proposed higher freight tariff of fifty to a hundred pounds on first-rate freight between New York and Chicago by various lines. Agreement reached per maps, with notable exceptions. Further changes include a ten‑cent per hundred pounds adjustment and a five‑cent undercut on certain routes, affecting water and rail lines.
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Chicago
New York
Inka
Grand Trunk Railway
Willie
Ceduelton
Pole Defeats Frenchman in Secret Match
In a terse report from a local sports page a Pole defeats a Frenchman in a late night bout. The event is described with garbled details but notes the Pole’s decisive performance and a chaotic finish involving a rival contender. The outcome crowns the Pole as champion amid suspicions of foul play.
Public Subscription for Astronomical Observatory
A fragmentary notice describes a public subscription at Kalki Trenolie Popwtinlly for the observatory project named Tale Fete neimet. Details are unreadable in places but indicate funding efforts and official involvement.
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Kalki
Trenolie
Conductor Hero Saves Train Fire Disaster Subheadline
A railway conductor prevented a catastrophe on a coal train near Laltar as flames broke out in a car. Bystanders and passengers praised the quick actions of the crew and the safety measures that followed.
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Laltar
H. Baling
Qoombs
Fire DAHA Bawed Three Hundred Children
A scrambled report describes a collapse at a school where about 250 children were affected by a fire incident. The text mentions injuries and a large number of students displaced, with unclear details about locations or authorities.
Conference to learn cage of high prices in New York
A conference of commercial bodies in New York will unite representatives from Oregon California Washington and the middle west to discuss the rising costs of food products. The gathering aims to address the high prices and determine actions by producers and retailers.
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New York
Anitea
Frit Aectinna
Oregon
California
Waangton
Waut
Ford Products
Ine Teil Co Pated
Plan for new Will administration in Ariza and New Mexico
A disputed plan referenced in early reports outlines administration changes in Ariza and New Mexico. It mentions oversight by committees on territory and potential reporting of a wholesale Will for administrative restructure. The wording is unclear but implies endorsement of a broader reform package.
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Jan
Ano
Ariza
New Mexico
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