Telephone leads to tragic Warren death in bank robbery
Warren Michigan Nov. reports say postmaster Osbourne owner of a general store was shot by an onside guard during a bank hold up. He telephoned neighbors after hearing robbers. He died instantly when buckshot struck him in the face. Robbers fled with no trace of loot. Additional notes describe bank attacks in Akron and Colfax with tied operators and damaged post offices.
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Warren
Mich
Osborne
Assis
Warren Bank
Akron
Ind
Budy
Exchange Bank
Acens
Bavk
Colfax
Charke Hill
Turkey Arming For Possible Uprising
Constantinople reports Turkey arming with artillery and wagons as a preventive measure. Orders amount to about 8 million dollars for supplies, with preparations and ordnance development tied to suppressing or delaying potential unrest amid uncertain regional tensions.
Oregon Short Line acquisition outlined in Utah and California talks
Senators Kearns and Kerens reported progress on acquiring the Oregon Short Line by lease or purchase. They cited completion of 11 miles in California and 350 more miles to Gall Lake, with a Santa Fe connection and a Salt Lake access plan. They praised new San Pedro harbor and terminals as premier on the continent.
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Chicago
Thomas’ Bearna
Utah
Richard C, Kerens
St. Louis
Berg
Walters
Padua
Los Angeles
Gauther
California
Kerans
Galt Lake
Santa Fe
9 Point
Arizona
Oregon
Kerens
San Pedro
Funeral in Fasen for Vere Krupp in Prussia
Nov 20 The burial of Vere Krupp took place in Fasen Prussia with imperial officials and townspeople attending. Sources note strong denials of charges against the late Krupp and reference relatives including Arthur Kapp and General Myndle as attendees.
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Fasen
Prussia
Vere Krupp
Willian
Henrac
Fool Tyo
Jéssen
Eason
Moussin
Emperon William
Terr Korpp
Dhix Anaiese
Ingmmny
Hinperar Witliam
Alda
Arthur Kapp
Hueral von Bissing
Hinron Sen
Heininben
Che
Pitta
Miniaer
Conynnéeas Adwahal Ven Ivpits Seryptary
Vthietd
Miicaltus General Myndle
Mulitater
Newarkas Cenemt von Pexsen
Qeroral
German dignitaries and Krupp workers unite for royal procession
A procession line formed by about 4,000 Krupp workers along the route, with high ranking officials such as General von Laewenfali and Armidal von Sonden-Riby an leading the display. Prime Henry of Yrassin was represented by Commander von Schmidte winder among the distinguished attendees from German cities and manufacturers.
Will of Harrison Promised Estate Details Revealed
Fragmentary note states the will of the late President Harrison is to be read today in San Francisco. It mentions provisions for the widow and children, allocations of estate items, and distribution of personal effects, though many words are garbled in the OCR.
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San Francisco
Harrison
Stokens on a Strint End of Wages Movement Note
Fragmentary OCR note discusses wages and a movement impacting workers. Mentions Marseiles, Novy, Tho atakora, flutes Btruck and poet Taborers. Indicates nine camera and a deserted whole eres. Context unclear and names fragmented.
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Marseiles
Atakora
Taborers
Cause of the Fall in the Price of Silver
London reports suggest silver prices drop amid overseas trade shifts. Analysts tie the decline to China's indemnity payments and flood of silver into payment of goods, with debates over exchange rates and future effects on Anglo Indian commerce.
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China
London
Gline
Ching
Chine
United Kingdom
India
Roetnors
Roosevelt greets British workmen amid labor talks
President Roosevelt met with members of the British labor commission, hosted by Alfred Moreley, and discussed the growing federation and cooperation between employers and unions. He welcomed Mr. Marks and emphasized the inevitability of collaboration between corporations and labor in modern industrial progress, noting concern over mounting tensions.
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Washington
Roosevelt
British Labor Commission
Alfred Moreley
Enid
Marks
Hebrew and Christian Union Thanksgiving Service Planned
In New York and Novi Bh probably for the first time a Hebrew and Christian congregation will hold a union Thanksgiving service on Thanksgiving morning. The service will be in Paterson New Jersey at the Second Presbyterian Church which had been hosting the synagogue Congregation B'Naideshur since February 1. The event will welcome Hebrew and Christian members alike and mark a historic interfaith gathering.
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New York
Novi BH
Paterson
N. J
B'Naideshurn
Iil
Hebrew Congregation
Deaths in French Army Report from Paris Dispatch
A Paris dispatch reports French army deaths in November due to exposure and typhoid. It notes about 14 000 soldiers lost to war casualties and disease, with 10 000 from the same causes among French troops. The piece mentions conscription and the high casualty period as winter approaches, and a sanitary proclamation urged by the minister.
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New York
Paris
London
Germany
France
Winisley
Grealey Sanitary
Thanksgiving Show At Croad Wisconsin Stalls This Season
Nov 2 report from Croad Wis notes the first show of the season is stalling. Snow fell across New York state on Nov 26 with sleet and rain in some areas. Bloomington Ill reports two inches of snow by noon and a white Thanksgiving in central Illinois.
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Croad
Wis
New York
Bloomington
I. Nm
Michigan Freight Rates Change Reportedly Filed
A vague dispatch from Washington states the Michigan contract filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission proposes new freight rates between New York and Chicago. The notice hints at adjustments in export rates on provisions and mentions implications for certain shipments, but the text is garbled and references unclear items and dates.
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Washington
Michigan
Coummaregeon
New York
Chicago
Alaimouto Ayia
Murder Arrested After Milwaukee Shooting Incident
Nov 20 report from Milwaukee states F W Roul, employed in a Wink at Watertown, Winnipeg, was shot and killed early today while Ren escorted Mrs A L Behissla to her home after a theatre visit. A T L Schissler husband of Mrs Berhissler was arrested today charged with murder.
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Mibwauker
Watertown
Winni
Havana Peace Rally Delays Return to Work Amid Strike
In Havana in November a general resumption of work was reported after a period of tension. Key figures included Gualberta Gonzia, successor to the government secretary Tinga Tamayo who recently resigned, and Enalberth Gomez with General Maxine Gomez who spoke to strikers. The speech was said to have prevented further violence and kept the peace during the labor dispute.
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Havana
Vigarimlznes
Windey Alseusaion
Gualberta Gonzia
Tinga Tamayo
Enalberth Gomez
Maxine Gomez
Diplomatic ties hold amid Venezuela dispute
London reports that relations with Venezuela remain intact for now though a decisive move by Britain could occur at any moment. Venezuela has shown some willingness to grant reparations, but no final decision has been reached on how to secure satisfaction.
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London
Great Titi
Venezeliv
Foreign Office
Venezula
Bertin
Washeon
English Politics and Colonial Secretary Departure Notes
London dispatches discuss Joseph Chamberlain's stance as South Africa exits and colonial policy shifts. The piece notes Harlan’s death and internal party reactions, with attention to personal authority and the eastern aphid scandal impacting cabinet calls.
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New York
Toseph Chamberlain
London
Navy
York
Prinecules
Pune
Prenton Balfour
Uwe
Unclear historical figures amid royal visit tensions
Fragmented OCR text hints at political agitation around a British visit to an unnamed king. Mentions Lord Sidney, Lord Tish Geel, Breland Gordes 16, and attempts to placate the Irish party before a royal visit. Dialogues imply constitutional or educational reform debates with no clear dates or events.
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Mey Chamberlain
Prima Smith
Sididhney
Rolucaiiye
Breland Gordes
Minny
Special Employee Discharged In Washington
Special employee William J H Theobald of the treasury department connected with the wartime customs unit has been discharged. The action cites overzealous management of hats and bans that allegedly brought the department into disrepute by inadequately pursuing seizures of ported pools.
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Wasiington
William
JH. Theobold
Treas Gy
Twil
Bie
UNITED MINE WORKERS KEEP COLLIERY AT WORK THANKSGIVING
Pottsville November 26 United Mine Workers decide to keep all the collieries operating with a force of men on Thanksgiving. Operators in New York Philadelphia area are laying up products. Independent operators receive 67 to 88 per ton for coal delivered by boat. Local consumption limits profits, with individual operators earning only 3.50.
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Pottsville
United Mini Workers
Wien
New York
Phiadelphia
Claims of Statehood Era in Indian Territory Mentioned
Indianapolis reports three senators scrutinizing a volume on statehood for Alexis von Oklahoma and the Indian Territory. The committee members traveled over 6090 miles, expect a December report, and withheld conclusions until the full committee report is released.
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Indianapolis
Alexis von
Cdmai Lee Msde
Senate
Hever Yittee
Enmusitten Eins
Western Union Seeks Court Injunction Over Wires
Pillsburg Nov 26 The Western Union Telegraph Company seeks an injunction in the United States circuit court to restrain the Denngylvigua from forcing removal of its poles and wires from the Yon d right of way amid alleged contract end expiration. The petition says the telegraph operates 102000 miles of poles and cables, 900000 miles of wire, 123000 offices, and handles 63 million messages yearly. The company denies the defendant's right to compel removal and claims the aim is to grant Postal Company rights to the line, asserting room exists for both utilities and that the action would harm Western Union’s business in violation of federal and Pennsylvania law.
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Pillsburg
Rowan
United States Aireail
Huuitington
Tmegriph
United States
Pennsylvania
Molten Tron Poured Out Upon Workmen
At Sirmington Alabama on November 26 an explosion at the Williamsea Lon plant injured several workers. One man died and others were severely burned or missing, with the blast trapping employees under debris. Foreman Yeates F MyAtually and Charles Sumpgun among the injured. conditions described as grave with crews scrambling to reach those trapped.
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Sirmington
Ala
Sarageno
Williamsea Lon Company
Baivaka
Eval Hiatager
Atlan
Charles Sumpgun
Cnmpaty
Fai
A Dime Novel Ending Sparks Court Case Drama
A Wichita case centers on a controversial Philadelphia magazine piece about a Native American youth named White Buffalo. The article allegedly misleads about identity and depicts a murder by a woman named Mary Andrews under a claime d rite. The matter involves editor Van Valkenburgh and Judge Gordon as the proceedings unfold.
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Didiansschool
Buffalo
James G. Gordon
Philadnlphia
Mary Andrews
Annie Dennis
Ellis
Joll
Thanksgiving Dinner Plans At White House Revealed
Fragmented text suggests details about President Roosevelt and Mrs. Housevelt attending a Thanksgiving dinner. Mentions of miners and labor context imply broader wartime or industrial work references. The passage references a Thanksgiving dinner gift and a social event at the White House with some garbled names.
No clear title due to fragmented text
No readable, coherent events or identifiable entities available. The OCR shows garbled names and actions, making it impossible to extract a factual summary or proper人物/organization details for a newspaper card.
Forger NER TYSBAND, Provi dyer, Whig ally
A fragment notes a figure named forger tied to Piel anet Way and a 8 The discrepancy over a former Provi dyer and a Whig ally identified as a general.
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Providyer
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