President Roosevelt Eludes Curious Crowd at Yosemite Visit
President Roosevelt and a small party bypassed onlookers in Yosemite Valley by riding the rail to a point near Glavier Point. The group, including about two dozen aides, faced deep snow as trail guides led them on horseback and on foot. Guards and officials maintained secrecy as hotels and trails closed to the public and preparations were made for a private stay.
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Yosemite
Yowernile
Roosevelt
Surly Wal Lake Toncheon
Glacier Point Hotel
Therself
Jorgensen
Stulio
Ulu
Trail
Will Lavel
Oal
Pardes
Pheeler
University of California
UN Sentinel
Eldler
Avalun
Noted Kidnapping Case Gridlock Yields Clues
In Thicngo May 16 detectives claim a major break in the Frankly Rogers kidnapping. After years of cross continental detective work, they identify a line of inquiry involving William Rogers, the father James C Rogers, and a web of possible relatives, with plans to pursue leads via a liner voyage to Europe.
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Thicngo
Inter-Orean
Bly
Alisa Fler
Cho
Zeeland
Vister
Hewitt
Ponitentiing
Massive strike paralyzes Denver area unions
On May 16 protests spread as nearly 6,000 workers from Cigarmakers to bartenders joined a citywide strike. An emergency executive order called out unions, with officials in Denver and surrounding areas preparing contingents while talks sought an arbiter plan to settle the labor dispute.
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Denver
Danver
Calo
Ueamby da Whis
Pagermakers
Pulp and Piper Aail
International Firg- Way
Enginewrath Wills
Oliver Mill Auiployes
Rel Works Indy
Snattress
Mavneut-Workers
Conyers
Folmato Ubrippers
Inter
Villi
Hon Ines Lean
Gentral Johor Liniun
Employers Association
Ithor
Theae
Ute
Bally
Mrs Lorillard Robbed of Valuable Jewelry
A robbery at a Berkeley hotel, reportedly involving Mrs Lorillard and another woman, saw valuables valued at about 840,000 being taken. Evidence suggests the thieves sought a favorable opportunity and fled the scene, with police and witnesses involved in the ensuing investigation as the case unfolded in May.
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Vierre Loritland
Tava
Jowwera
Corillard
Tatler
Tha Berkeley Adelic Whial
Handan
Mira
Bold US casualties in Mindanao action reported
Mazila May 13 Captain Overton and Lieutenant Noyrs killed, Private Martlow wounded in Mindanao landing. Six enemy killed, attackers feinting as friends. Earlier reports cite landing at Culiliad, Gumignin island with Cuban? forces resisting. Conflicting details from telegraph, partial names and mis-spellings.
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Mazila
Clough Dyerton
Fifteentle Cavalry
Peiynte Lally Noyrs
Pivate Martlow
Armericans
Repnke
Culiliad
Gumignin Island
Doctors pull a patient’s neck into place
Philadelphia doctors attempt a life saving maneuver after a heavy steel bar dislocated Laura Herbert’s neck, causing paralysis. They apply extension and counter extension with a leather collar to realign the spine, hoping to restore movement.
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Philadelphia
Laula Herbert
Merhert
Lumcbert
Gallant
Governor rebuked by cartoonist over vulgar remark
Philadelphia May W. A cartoon depicts Governor Pobnypucker accused of coarse language toward his deputy on the wheeled hill. Norman, the cartoonist, demands apology and threatens a defamation suit within five days if retract told.
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Philadelphia
Jeng Teblue
Carnegie Gift Provokes Opposed Move in St John
St John, May 16. An interview with Andrew Carnegie quoted in English papers is said to express unfavorable views toward Candia, sparking local opposition to a $50,000 library gift. The city faces pressure as the library commission resigns a member, with plans to discuss declining the fund. A meeting to disclose the matter is planned, and if citizens demand, the gift may be declined and library plans abandoned.
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Strota
Andrew Carnegie
Lamneye
Candia
Wea
City
Havs
Casnegie
Crediton
Trom Mb
Vilrary Commission
Frank W. Atthaway
Cttixen
Wasa
Toyo
White
Homestead Celebrates Schwab Holiday and School Opening
Homestead observed a Schwab holiday with a formal opening of a new institution tied to the AL Schwab Free Industrial school. Dedication afternoon included a parade, speeches by Dr. Schwab and local officials, and the building opened for inspection with souvenirs and a school portrait display.
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Pittsburgh
Muspenduil
Homestead
Haliday
Ute
AL Schwab Free Indus Rind School
Steel Carsporation
Elgharats Dauingsacha
Lg Tho
Upranghaul
R. D. Hynson
Schwab
Foraway
Torough
Schrah
Trallock
Momestead
C. M. Woodward
At Louis
Manual ‘Training Schools
United States
July A. Brashear
Westeral University of Poundyl
Nathan I. Shaffer
Be. Belnyah
Armenian Rebel Bands Cross Frontier Rumors Surge
Reports from Constantinople May describe Armenian rebel bands moving from Russia toward the frontier near Boyazid and Swan. Turkish authorities claim these groups seek to revive Macedonian committees while denying intentions to enter other territories. The episode involves alleged plots tied to Garasanos and tensions with Albanian and Macedonian factions.
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Constantinople
Petranca
Russia
Boyazid
Swan
Armen
Tay
Miss Sanderson Succeeds in Opera and Remains in Colony
Saddeveun’s sister and Mary Garden attend the deathbed as Miss Sanderson, veteran soprano of the Opera Comique, dies after pneumonia following a grip. She rose from Sacramento to study in Paris and The Hague, achieving fame as Lakme, Manon, Wirynne and more while living in the Amotiaan colony with the US social circle.
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Hu Eundi Jou
Miss Saddeveun
Judge Idea
California
No. 1
Avenue de Hulse de Bunluguy
Sisgers
Keith
Marion
Mary Garden
Lave
Hare
Garden
Sanderson
Opara
Vand
Alt Dac Chateau
Glenoncaws
Miss Sanderson
Aig
Misa Sanderton
Cavalto
Mydore Mme
Shicigla Jos
Ednowsd
Qe Reske
Marc
Marchesi
Sle
Paris
Hague
Mise Sanderson
Alisse
Theis
Lakme
Manon
Diet
Blish Sanderson
United States
Crvb
Viewalini
Qpera Comique
Car Overturn Injures Twenty-One on Union Traction Line
Twenty one people were injured when a car overturned on the Union Traction Line during high speed. Dr. Al Woodrt suffered severe cuts from broken glass as others sustained bruises and wounds.
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Union
al Woodrtt
Mayor Ames Sentenced in Minneapolis Mystery Report
A garbled Minneapolis dispatch reports a former mayor named Ames facing sentencing after an appeal. The fragment hints at a mercy plea and a court decision, with references to Elliott and other unclear entities. Due to poor readability, key names and actions are uncertain.
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Minneapolis
Eatanel
Miyor An.ag
Aiden Ellioty
Neat
Sybil Sanderson's Sudden Death in Paris City
Marla May Whe-Bytll Randerwon, famed vocalist known as Aniurienn, died suddenly today in Paris due to unconfirmed illness. Authorities investigate the unexpected death of the renowned singer, with tributes pouring in from fans and colleagues.
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Sybil Sanderson
City OF
Paris
Marla
Prgumurda
Day by Day Notes on Sola Agitation
fragmented OCR notes describe agitation by Sola, with reference to labor, a Thursday event, and faint mentions of death by a fungus. The text references Democratic attempts and shocking reactions, with jumbled names and unclear actions.
Harriman Suffers of Appendicitis in New York Scene
New York May 10 Lt Herriwon arrived near with news of Harriman aimed at surgery. He suffered a slight attack of appendicitis but expects full recovery after a possible operation. Doctors and family, including daughter Muriel and wife Mrs Harriman, stood by at Central Station home.
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New York
Herriwon
Geval
Nat Devon
Ib le
Harriman
Misa Murg
Crand
Hix
Murrin
Lacrimin
Tarriman
General Miles presses Philippine letter on discipline and cruelty
New York May 16 Army and Navy Journal prints Gen Nelson A Miles letter critiquing conduct in the Philippines. He condemns actions by some officers and asks relatives to report cruelties, contrasting them with the honorable conduct of the majority of soldiers and officers.
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New York
Turion
Phe
Manchy
Vomineer Gomez
Parky Anit Wichar
Cuft
Paol- Meroe
Goniex
Army and Navy Journal
Nelson A. Miles
Siys
Groeval
Epitein
Philippines
Conorat Miles
Miles
Saldiera
Chinese labor for the African mines sparks import debate
Lumley May 16 The question of importing Chinese labor into Porth Afric provokes a political clash as officials weigh possible terms and safeguards. Proponents argue it could relieve wartime job gaps and revive industry while opponents fear increased reliance on Chinese workers amid growing unrest and local resistance.
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Lumley
Porth
Afric
Chotyberlain
Yale Students Break Strike Blockade Amid Tensions
Yale students acted as strike breakers for Columbia freight shipments as volunteers and varsity crew members attempted to move a shell from a boat to the learning quarters on Lake Whitney. A crowd opposed the move, police intervened, and two officers rode on the truck while students formed a small fund for them.
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YALE
Raven
Coun
Wien
Columbia
Shuy
Tailrual Statian
Carnegie Hopes for a Union of Britain and America
A garbled OCR style dispatch discusses a potential political union between Britain and America. It references Mayor Richardson, Andyes vringsie, and a May 7 ceremony, with scattered mentions of Fors e and Ces grinstion. The text is largely indecipherable but centers on optimistic talk of a united Anglo-American front and peace.
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Carnegie
Britain
America
Sviliey
N. RW
Richardon
Peyeieel
Gaphlografy
Andyes Vringsie
Pata
Tiward
Mipagal Wits
Great Britain
Turkish Soldiers Destroy Villages In Warlike Action
In May near Mirapoan and Varkish defenses broke as Turkish troops advanced, destroying the villages of Minelath Stakivni and Ualmin. Reports say several Albamians were killed while many were wounded in the fighting and the settlements were laid waste by the assault.
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Minelath
Stakivni
Ualmin
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