Injured beg the American surgeons to stay
Goaotenamo Jan. 2 The United States battleship squadron has arrived from Kingston and relief efforts near Kingston dominate talks as Governor Swettenham refuses more aid. City council pleads with Admiral Davis to remain. hospital patients beg surgeons and Red Cross nurses to stay. officials debate withdrawal and its impact on relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Swettenham
Relief Committee
Davis
Cuba
Goaotenamo
Calis
Tates Battleshly
Stlaeourt
Brettenham
Hingston
Darts
Aselat
Archbishop Hobball
Admiral Davis
Aqeadrop
Grantanamo
Elate Baten
Vit
Cav
Breitechac
Esme Howerd
Asiaires
Erobansy
Celtic
Cary Department
Dara
Aqaad
Yatta
Guantanamo
New York
Jamralca
Swellepham
Adziral Davis
War Department of the
United States
Tre Govéroar
Alsturrion
Paris
MesanJer Swattenban
Loth Povermment
Ofirere
Treetire
Tiely
Yhia Uttier
Chiest
Jamaica
Were in the Earthquake in Philadelphia Hotel Destruction and Casualties
The Adistal Farragut arrived with three passengers from Port Astonia recounting the Hotel Itosal collapse and a death toll scene. Survivors describe children buried under debris and a man, the husband and father, killing himself after seeing his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
United SI Company
Adistal Farragut
Iort Astonia
Kingston
Alsert Turner
Misa
Grace H. ‘Tomer
Pasasse
N. 2
Edward W. Langley
Itosal
Nisa Turner
Falltux Debria
Miss Turner
Red Crores Society
Aalds
Wumto
Walla
Edward Loozier
Hotel Royal Ehen
Harbor
King Sherie
Lansley
Myrtle Hawk
Withdrawal debate echoes postwar era in Haodon
A fragmented wartime commentary from Haodon discusses withdrawal after victory, questioning government actions and the legitimacy of military arms. The piece reflects anxiety about civilian leadership, defense plans, and the moral scope of using force in a fragile postwar era.
Kingston Refugees Reach Jamaica After Stormy Weather
Refugees from Kingston, including over 200 people, were carried to Jamaica aboard a vessel that arrived last night. Reports say Kingston remains unstable and rebuilding may take longer than expected due to the earthquake aftermath and weather delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cove
Kingston
Eleemer Ogreri
Jamaica
Zamueday
Brogedt
Survitete
Kington
Kingston Business Stabilizes After Earthquake Disruption
Reports from Kingston dated January 21 indicate resumed tank payments and partially restored service along the northern boundary to St Andrew. Despite the quake, merchants and firms face continued pressures as headline stock and trade decay and insurance settlements lag, impacting local duties and payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Elatt
Che
St. Andrew
Fenr Anal 1
Instranen Remranies
Bn Ibe Parjeles
Panama to Aid Inaugurals Relief Effort
In Parta January 2, ailing to the Inaugurals, the damalta aftermath saw relief committees appointed to distribute funds. Subscriptions were faded while pledges and relief plans were framed for affected receivers.
Mining stocks and western ore demand drive market notes
The report tracks rising western mining activity and stock interest as investors monitor ore developments and finance feasibility. Mentions of goldfields, investors, and mining districts illustrate a broad economic push amid transportation and theater ties shaping regional markets.
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Dan
SLM
Knute Ford
Roy
Goldfield
Saad Partire
Pat Bart
Admirals and Officials in Jamaica Canal Negotiations
Rear Admiral Charles E. Davis who led American naval missions and Jamaica’s Swettenham was involved in a 19th century exchange over Jamaicans sent to work on the Panama Canal. The affair touched Kingston politics and colonial administration, with Davis seeking labor access while the Jamaican government faced refusals and financial terms. The report notes Davis’s long career, honors, and connections to U S leaders, plus the broader imperial context in Jamaica.
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New York
Jan
Charles IL Davis
Jacen Alander Seetenters
Kingston
Ponce
Ube Karts
Inabella
Spasia
Infante Eulalia
Spain
Amiral Davie
Senator Lodge
Rcoeselt
Apelice Commission
Washington
Davis
International Commission
Nussleé Tayefret
Paral Oheervatory
Washlowton Fur Freyrare
Téslows
Damervandes Swetterdam
KLMG
Jamaica
Bee
Great Britain
Hie
J. O. Sweeentam
Velpet Andee
Cambridge
Ceyley Oil
Ceslon
Efieen Yeate
Besod
Cepros
Tara
Singapore
Tusta Ing
Gulega
Rovervar
Commgnder
Kenty Anil
Flr
Aleuander
Ba Kmenthosa
Colonial Service
Jemaica
Admiral Davis Return and New War Aid Debate
In New York on January 2 a dramatic scene framed the debate over American aid and military involvement. The report notes the government’s stance to accept aid while maintaining sovereignty, with observers highlighting tensions around wartime strategy and domestic political consequences in Kingston and Kingston-related discussions.
United States and Britain Seek Calm After Crisis Threat
A strained exchange follows a diplomatic incident as Swettenham’s actions draw scrutiny. The American government awaits formal comment while noting the UK still seeks to avoid escalation. Public reactions emphasize the need to restore steady relations between the United States and Britain.
Automobile Races on Florida Beach Forecast Record Run
Ore Deleer Experts contest a mile in 25 seconds on a beach course at Grong Florida under ideal surface and weather. Preliminary trials conducted with team cars and drivers including Maryfott, aiming to set a 1925 record as trials continue and conditions remain favorable for a possible record attempt tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grong
Fla
Jen
Fish International Agtem
Din
Galletas
la Power
Maryfott
Ite
ROCSEFELLER AT CHURCH AVANTE GA JIA STORY
A fragment reports a church service with a speaker from New York and a later exchange over a sermon. The text mentions attendees, a Bee collection, and church stewards, but details are garbled and names are uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avante Ga
Jia
D. Hacksteller
Carnation Day Aims at Patriotic Wear for McKinley Birthday
Fragmentary notice urges patriotic men and women to honor William McKinley’s birthday with flag wear. Mentions Carnation League of America and a January 29th event, with unclear references to local residents and participants.
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New York
Carpation League of America
Bse
William McKistey
Ams
Khe Mc Risley
River levels fall in Cincinnati amid widespread displacement
In Cincinnati hundreds flee homes as the river drops to around 65.1 feet after a prior rise. Forecaster Hellet warns the drop may be brief with another fall possible, while residents endure cold conditions and await updates on the water’s movement and potential risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Jun
Haellet
Oaly
Shawnectown Faces Severe Fire Risk and Flood Threat
Mayor Irate warns Shawnectown residents as rising river conditions flood upper storage areas. Homes become untenable while hamlets near the Olea river face immediate danger from heavy tides and debris. Authorities urge evacuation and shelter plans as conditions deteriorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irate
Olea
Greayer
Cold Weather Causes Much Suffering Reported
A fragmentary notice describes severe hardship from cold weather across a region, noting medical and logistical strain. The readable text references weather impact and public distress, with unclear specifics on location or timeframe.
Fragmentary OCRmusings on a Hessian tale in teapot talk
A garbled OCR fragment references Hessians and a teapot phrase with scattered names and phrases. It lacks clear people, places, dates, or events to form a coherent news item. Further readable text is needed to generate a proper summary with identifiable entities.
Colonial Office Cables Explain Withdrawal of Kingston Warships
Colonial Office cables report confusion after the departure of American warships from Kingston. Officials debate Swettenham's letter, fear strain on Anglo American relations, and seek a prompt, clear explanation to ease public concern. The Foreign Office and colonial secretary comment on potential misperceptions and press reports.
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London
Forelen
Moe
Ube
Seettenham
Jematen
Davie
Kingston
Nothlig
Hea Leen
Trom
Petrona
Korymnor
Foreign Office
Dipas
Bacon
Cabint
Amerirat
Gormor
Falward Gray
Atmtrat Dass
Lee
Beettenbath
Swettenham
Alfred
Sir Alfred
Uirents
Vie Tee Chamber of Commerce
Donn Wretlake
Diner i National Law
Casa Uriter
Ite
Che Hoagie
Institute of Lites
Rational Law
Gevergar Srettenhare
Atnur
Erick
Cayts
Uwe
Tadeddbnike
Ellen Terry Arrives in New York Under Warm Reception
Although the text is garbled, it appears to report Ellen Terry landing in New York and entering the city with visible public interest. The article hints at a welcome or public reaction to her arrival and plans during her stay.
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Ellen Terry
New York
Captain Drasrounds low mood at the Expire Theater
The report references a theatrical engagement on January 13 at the Expire Theater in George Bernard Shaw's national play Captain Drasrounds low mood. Milas Terry and Sir Henry Irving are among the figures mentioned, with broader remarks on political and social tensions surrounding the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philatelphis
Charles Feedman
Captain
United States
Mason and Wazon
Tillman in a Special Stunt Draws Fire in Senate
Fragmented OCR notes depict Tillman and others in a charged Senate session with taunts about press coverage and political rivalries. References include Benatar Bremner, Roosevelt, and a mock tribute to a “Knigh t” figure while reciting chaotic dialogue and satirical events.
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Washington
Tan
Tillman
Benatar Bremner
Hoowneville
Bematar Foraker
Genator Culberom
Peraktigt
Dani Folae
Viretola
Tilkaan
Tom
Cotoradd
Ewan
Vitala
Ben
Alan
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Ue A Peace Offering and Julna
Minecety
Istaonx
Senate
Joeageer
Fragmented Read: Local Notice Appears Incoherent Text
A garbled OCR fragment from a local page shows scattered words and names. Content is unreadable for a clear event or notice details. The readable bits do not form a coherent item, and no identifiable date place or official action can be established.
Thaw Case Postponed Amid Court Controversy
The Harry Thaw trial, delayed again, drew a large crowd outside the court as jurors and press faced restricted access. Thaw appeared composed while consulting with counsel and moving toward the courtroom, with his attorney teams arguing amid the postponement to Wednesday.
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New York
Larry K
Ne Delas
Hilgerts
Cane
Tawa
Branford
Mat Vann Equare
Criminal Courts
Geo
Prisvare
Priton
Pelach
Jamaica Thanks United States for Naval Aid in Crisis
A late January dispatch from London reports Jamaica expressing gratitude to the United States for assistance rendered by Admiral Davies and American warships during a colonial crisis. The message, sent after a government briefing, notes the cooperation improved relations between Jamaica and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Colonial Office
Over Nor Swettenham
United States
Jamaica
Davie
Warshierton
Great Drlisin
Dead Found In Ashes From Sandford Train Disaster
Coroner's jury reports of a Sandford train explosion reveal at least 27 confirmed dead with many bodies recovered from the wreckage. Rescue teams found charred fragments and the blast scene described as catastrophic, with hospitals receiving several injured as investigators search for the full death toll.
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Terre Haute
Sandford
Kien
Kove
Burton Ant
Debrin
Unclear report of injuries after event at Bhs Jot
Fragmentary text indicates cone milling incident with twenty injured near Mieveland with references to January and regional locations. Unable to determine full facts from the readable lines.
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Mieveland
Jan
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