Santa Maria Volcano Eruptions Threaten Guatemala City
New York dispatch reports Santa Maria volcano continues erupting with ash mantling Quezaltenango and Mezusitanga. Tremendous earthquakes shake the region, causing villages and plantations near the volcano to abandon homes. Gratemaran government holds control as seismic waves disrupt the republic.
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New York
Gui Toni
Santa Maria
Guatemala City
Mezusit
Anga
Alandonell
Gratemaran
Mitchell Day in the Anthracite Regions Observed
Mitchell day parades drew crowds in Wilkesbarre and nearby townships with large unions marching. The strike caused work suspensions across washeries, while President Mitchell arrived from New York to attend the strike commission session and labor leaders addressed miners amid demonstrations.
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Wilkestaaré
Ort
Wilkesorray
Mitchell
New York
Yie Will
Soneaton
Ajany
Vie Neatly
Shawakin
Messenger from King Edward Arrives in Washington
New York Oct 20 Oliver A Borthwick special messenger bearing documents of a high commission for President Konarvelt or the British embassy arrived in Washington. He refused to disclose his identity, saying his mission was of great peril and must not be revealed.
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Washington
New York
Oel
Oliver ‘A. Borthwick
Edward VII
Washington Ling
Snow in Buffalo Shuts Streets and Drops Temperatures
Snow and cold weather hit New York State with heavy flurries in Buffalo. Thermometer readings plunged to below freezing as residents bundled up for a wintery day.
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New York State
Mines Gave in Missouri Cavern Collapse At Prosperity
A mine near Prosperity, Missouri, collapsed today, breaching over two acres of ground to a depth of 100 feet. The event created a cavern believed to be newly formed, with about fifty workers warned by creaking sounds and the settled ground as the cave began.
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Slawark
Strike gathers two thousand on the northeast coast
Workers in Londo protest wage reductions drawing about two thousand participants as joiners on the northeast coast halt work and rally against a five per cent budget cut.
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Londo
Whip Yard
Injunction Granted In Suit Against U S Steel
Newark New Jersey circuit court granted an injunction in the case brought by J Aspinwall Hodge and others to stop United States Steel from retiring 200000000 proferred stock and issue 426000000 in bonds. The judge outlined preliminary injunction terms and noted steps if the defendant seeks further action.
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Newark
N. J. Oak
Eelloy
Imery Loday
J.aspinwall Hodge
United States Steel Corporation
Honda
Channellousues
Gai
Amalgamated British firms report seven million four hundred thousand
A London based group joins Birmingham interests in forming a combined entity valued at 7,400,000 dollars. The deal consolidates resources across the tea and tube industries, signaling a major economic integration across the United Kingdom.
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Nrl and
Menzig
Lus & Ilayd
Birmingham
Tea
Roosevelt's Sister Says Patient Improving
New York reports Dr Wynkoop, physician to Mrs Douglas Robinson, said today that his patient was improving. He stated the Abs Habinson 18 case shows no disease and that she has a good deal of wall aw and is somewhat rug down, but that is all.
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New York
Dr Wynkoop
Douglas Robinson
Abs. Habinson
Cigar Dealers Form Retail Tobacco Trade Association
Cigar and tobacco dealers in the city organize through the Retail Cigar Dealers Association to promote trade and standards. The move aims to unite merchants under a formal group to address common needs and advocate within the industry.
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Qet
Himired
Aftz Cigar
Ml’ Trameh
Tdealers Association
Aimer
Canadian Wanderers Reported Arriving in Yorkton
Immigrant officials still decide fate of wanderers who arrived with Donk hubors and others yesterday. Some travelers plan to desert villages as red wind and fanny terms appear in reports from Assiniboia and Yorkton.
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Yorkton
Assinaboia
Get
German tariff vote to limit imports and duties
Berlin reports on the Reichstag debate over a proposed tariff plan. Lawmakers discuss a limited duty, aiming to cap import costs while protecting domestic industries, amid calls for a balanced approach to taxation and trade.
Struggling for Freedom in Jumeing Highlighted by Bail Ruling
Oct 29 Jumeing Mich The supreme court upheld Revord Murphy’s decision in the Andrews case the former president of a wrecked savings bank must post 140000 bail before release pending further action by Attorney Groesbeck who will seek a modification of the five work wage order that could send Andrews to jail tomorrow if bail is not met The bail dispute centers on whether bondsmen may be deemed under the Intertooling statute as the case moves forward
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Jumeing
Mich
Supreme Cork Today
Funeral of Cady Stanton in New York
The funeral took place today in New York for Cady Stanton. Only close friends and family attended, including lifelong colleague Syisen By Anthony and relatives such as Arp Wilbur and Blake aunt Arp. The service was held by South Place chapel in London with remarks from Antoinette Row Blackwell. Interment followed at Woodlawn cemetery with a modest procession and mourners list.
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York
Get
Fuawrad
Hizabeth
Morgan and Yerkes Fight In Commons Turmoil
The article describes a clash between Morgan and Yerkes amid political tensions in the Commons. Det. Lamdlin provides commentary as Morgan voices strong opposition to proposed measures. Clinton Dawkin and Morgan & Cove advocate for reconciliation while warning against further conflicts.
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Lamdlin
Morgan and Yerkes
Conrad
Morgana
Ecise Jan Mach
Clinton B. Dawkin
Ofds & Morgan & Cove
Economy keeps pace with 1963 New York expenditures
The fragment notes 1963 economy in New York, referencing expenditures, a lot at 1902, and mentions Haile and Talay with unclear roles. Limited readable facts focus on overall budget context and a named location, suggesting a financial report or market brief without complete details.
Shipping subsidies report sparks parliamentary debate
London dispatch reports the parliamentary council considering shipping subsidies amid calls for central expansion. The debate centers on government aid to carriers and the potential impact on trade, with lawmakers urging a cautious, well-documented approach.
Mock hanging incident shocks Missouri town
In October 24 report from a Missouri town, Crump a young Black boy allegedly tied a plow line to a tree and staged a mock hanging for Mathis and Lester. He stood on a milk crate, placed his head in a noose, and somehow toppled the support, leading to a genuine hanging and death.
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Sxford
Mise
Crump
Mathis
Lester
Tome
Colorado fuel and iron leaders leave Denver for Sanborn note
Fragmentary OCR records indicate Stevenson and Beanun of Colorado Fuel and Iron filed with Okynod faction and Calera Furl & Tran, leaving Denver for SL Paw Mims. They plan to present to Inige Sanborn of the United States pigeon court an appeal or petition.
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Denver
Sal Stevenson
D.C. Beanun
Okynod
Calera Furl & Tran Company
Paw
Mims
Ic iv
Inige Sanborn
United States
Petition for Permission by Lidse Ay Appeal Denied
Fragmented text describes a petition for permission appeals, involving a case in Denver with an appeal timeline. The document references a judge and forthcoming decisions, noting potential future decrees after a period of deliberation and supersedens.
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Pond
Cobiwell
Denver
Omaeyr
Dash
Patani
Arpumenia
Hearing Postponed and Witnesses Delayed in Major Case
Fragmented report indicates Bi Paul Gel hearings postponed to November 1 with Northern Securities Company and Great Northern party involved. Expected that hearings will proceed once key witnesses are ready, though details remain unclear.
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Spevia
Bute
Minesola
U.fe
War to Settle in Baseball Arbitration Session
New York October 2 The wartime baseball board of arbitration opened its session in New York with strong expectation a settlement of the Western league war would be reached today. The board is presided over by a minister keeping proceedings orderly.
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New York
WA U Vital Baseball Board of Arbitration
Thal
Thanksgiving Day Proclaimed by President Roosevelt
President Roosevelt designates Thanksgiving Day as a nationwide observance. He urges Americans to praise Almighty God for past year blessings, urging family worship and gratitude across the land. The proclamation, dated October 31 in Washington, marks the 167th year of independence.
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United States
Washington
Fehr
Roosevelt
Stoln Hay
Objections of Colombia May Not Be Heeded
Washington Oct 20 The fate of the Colombian canal project hangs on a decision by Colombia regarding whether ministers shall proceed under the original terms of the treaty. The state department awaits a response, weighing whether to delay further to honor Colombia’s views or to push forward toward concluding treaties with Nicaragua and Costa Rica. The issue centers on whether the United States should proceed to authorize the canal and related construction under the existing framework or defer until Colombia agrees to changes.
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Washington
Columbian Canal
State Department
Cutty
Ovenla
Pallegeain
Celene
Colombhin
Am Yethans
LWO
Ml Edyarne
United States
Nicaragua
Ncaumil
Robbers Blow Open Town Bank in Gardner
Robbers blew the bank vault with dynamite in Gardner taking an estimated 93 000 to 4 000 dollars. They restrained Town Marshal Edmondson at the sitting room, fed him, and forced him to a chair. they tied a rope around his neck and escaped aboard a train to Chicago after grabbing money and valuables.
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Ting
Bryan Makes Twenty Speeches in Colorado
Denver October 2 William J Bryan concluded his tour of Colorado with a noon address in Col en hall. A large crowd attended a densely packed afternoon gathering as the orator received enthusiastic greetings. Over the past two days Bryan visited most important towns in southwestern Colorado delivering more than twenty speeches. He was listed as the guest of Senator Thomas M. Patterson during the forenoon and will depart for his nearby home this afternoon.
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Denver
William J. Bryan
Cmvaxs of
Colorado
Tovat
Colinem
Ion
Bryar Bag
Culorado
Lhd Gilist
Thovan NM. Pulter
Newhrarke
Cambridgeshire Stakes Favorite Wins at Newmarket
At Newmarket Juondon the fashionable crowd watched William C. Whitley’s Ballantane, the race favorite, win the Cambridgehire Stakes. Place and show went to a second horse and Nake, with the field racing under a 25 sovereign handicap, each horse valued at 400 sovereigns, fostering excitement among attendees.
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Nile
Warrants for Brokers in City Case Over Railway Tickets
City Attorney Tay reports warrants issued today against three or more brokers for violating the non transferrable railway tickets ordinance. Named defendants include Charles Leonard Max Behubach E J Gilder and Simon Steyer from Wenhermah Investment company. Each offense carries a fine of not less than five nor more than ten dollars.
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Tay
Charles Leonard
Max Behubach
E. J. Gilder
Wleevn
Simon’ Steyer
Wenhermah Investment Company
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