Troops Returning Home and Miners At Work
Wartime dispatch notes troops ordered home and miners back at work in various regions. Reports from Polsville and Philadelphia detail regiments breaking camp and industrial crews resuming operations after a holiday lull. Several depots prepare for next cycle of mobilization while strikes and reinstatement concerns surface among workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polsville
Vel
Philadelphia
Tomorret
Parther Creek
Maiow
Wien
Tor Giore
Stone Huts of Indians Not Monuments in Alaska
In a fragmentary text the author describes stone huts of Alaska’s native peoples, noting their interior construction and comparison to monuments. It explains origins of hut building, Russian coastal posts, and a nine year Indian fair near the timber line, where huts served as ceremonial structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vieturia
Bonnduey
Pacific
Alaska
Misunderstood Boer Generals Ask for Allied Support
A garbled World War I era dispatch discusses General Botha and Boer leadership facing misinterpretation. It notes calls for aid to repair ruined South African farming interests and critiques British diplomacy, while urging practical help rather than treaty modification and highlighting desire for global understanding and relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Oel
Botha
Europe
South Africa
Duke
Comera
Tay
Loire Arma
Kitchener
Automobilist Sentenced After Yonkers Trolley Collision
A motorist was sent to the penitentiary after a collision with a trolley in Yonkers. The crash injured about twenty two people on the street car route. The automobile occupants escaped unharmed. Witnesses said the driver crossed the trolley track, failed to look back, and struck the car lights before tipping onto its side. Judge Kellogg declared the automobilist negligent and imposed a term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Wellagg
Yonkers
Eny
Wellurt
Joseph Nagle
Te Anitamodi
Kellogr
Sentenelle Raymennl
Burned to death in family dwelling suspected murder
A 36 year old Deb. Whim Wick ath il Gikhorn, 46 year old Syed Albert, 42, and ? Julia were found burned to death in their home. Police suspect murder and arson as perpetrators allegedly set the fire to cover up the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wihim Wickath Il Gikhorn
Worson
Syed
Albert
Julia
Purchase price for White Star line announced
Officials announced the purchase terms for the White Star line with a total price of 825,174,000 in preference shares and 12,587,000 in contingent stock. The deal structure includes cash payment and equity components.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Star Line
Combing
Judge Denies Motion in Mercury Poisoning Case
Judge Lambert refused the defense motion, ruling evidence insufficient to quit the defendant. Black argued the mercury cyanide package and poisons were not proven, asserting no clear link to the crime. The court reserved ruling pending further testimony after adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onnsel
York
Diay
Justien Lambert
Korine Covernor Black
Molinews
Black
Fambeyt
Flack
Motvnenko
Not So Alarming in the Philippines Says Inquiry
The Washington inquiry reports that the current outbreak in the Philippines is not as severe as feared. Relatives and friends of Anorenna provide information suggesting conditions in Manila are improving with limited cases. Five provinces show a decline in daily cases and a general trend toward reduced fear of contagion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jon
Anorenna
Urisiam
Tara
Manila
Samar
Hormalng
Bane
Wright-ward
Leaders of a Gang of Robbers Nabbed in Kalispell
Dispatch reports arrest of Louis Pete som and James Tuuvke, alleged leaders of a Montana gang. They were seized with an improvised arsenal and over 3000 in their possession after attempting to sell slumps, also called discos, last night in Kalispell.
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Syeuisl
Anapoetor Beatis
Kalispell
Arsest
Louis Petesom
James Tuuvke
M Pang
Robhars
Ing
Montana
Sarth Dax Kota
Wey
Ayoeated
Unclear Financial Exchange Remarks in Historical Text
Fragmentary account discusses Anglo American banking and New York London debt flows, noting no active market presence and uncertain securities movements. Mentions South Africa exchange dynamics, about 100000 dollars tied up, and ambiguity over asset transfers and readiness to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobil
Kayo Anglo-American Banki Loma
Conran
New York
London
Conan
Pal
South Africa
South
Venezuelan War Fears of Siege on Molivary City
Faint reports claim a bombardment of the Bolivar city by warships with Tumbudor and Bobicat forces. Observers fear a heavy assault at Molivary as crews brace for shelling and potential civilian harm amid the tense international stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pari
Spain
Tetandid
Trinidad
Qed
Osan
Sekogbor
Molivary
Labor Strike Settled After Arbitration Board Action
Arbitration board settles dispute between rubber workers and Murphy Wright. Night session guided reinstatement for all laid off workers and seniority preferences for the Fold employees. Hundreds of workers affected as the strike ends and the workforce is adjusted to ease operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hieaga
Mucvan Wit Wright
Easing
Immaculate Conception Meeting In 19th Century Debate
A fragmentary report describes a meeting of the Lyketmteny discussing nature, Christ birth, and the virgin Mary. The speaker questions interpretations in the New Testament and the meaning of the resurrection in spiritual terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Farina
Wiconeciousme
Ripon
Hina
Immigrant Evasion Warns of Canada Route to U.S.
Washington reports from Paris Aug 23 quote Commissioner General Sargent and special immigration examiner Walchorn on an organized scheme directing disqualified entrants to Canadian ports to slip into the United States. Agents allegedly push Canada routes as safer than strict U.S. checks, with thousands reportedly maneuvered via Montreal and border points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtons
Sargent
Gee
Iniseaty
King
Srav
Robert Walchorn
Twepecton
Paris
United States
Canada
Mc Watehorn
Watehorn
Montreal
Alimuin
New York
Caméda
Tass
X Fayehs
Tn Conelraie
Runaway Freight Cars Cause Midwest Derailment
A chaotic incident involving several freight cars derailed near Cincinnati and Milwaukee routes. Two cars tore loose at night, flames and explosions followed as engines detached, with cars burning and a nearby line damaged. Authorities reported high costs and disrupted service.
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Cytori
Amilton & Dayton
Memon
Java
Lagen Corr
Iveman
Bill
Levin
Chicago
Traveling Through Anthracite Regions Expedition Report
A traveling commission’s inspection of coal mines in the Scranton area opens with a special train tour. Officials led by Judge Gray and Col. Whight examine mines, interview superintendents, and observe coal pillars while observers discuss mining terms and safety features at Erie’s Hillside coal operation in Delaware and Hudson territory.
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Carbondale
Lockswanna
Scranton
Mn Wafking
Voal Mining
Lechatval
Skaner South
Pornst City
Upper Valley
Judge Gray
Col. Whight
Wilson
Theos
Watking
B. W. Barker
Bishop Spalding
B. B. Clark
A. Moseley
Y. Neill
Recondera
Charles Gerry
Oline
Morris
Franke
P. Hannan
A.C. Hiwards
Stenographera
Jessen Sears Messenger
Phallips
Delaware
Lucknavanna
Western
Hillside Coal and Ram Company
The
Erie
Mitchell Authorized Strike Renewals Amid Miner Disputes
The act renews seven Coxe Hrothna collieries and other mines under Coxe Hrothna & Co GK Markle & Wo J. G. Wale & Co with orders from Dietrich Secretary Gallagher of the United Winter union following President Mitchell directives. Strikers refused to return en masse. Coxes demand personal employer applications and Lymer plant commitments while Markle & Co. push Indiana ties and strike commission pledges. A Pardev's colliery reported non-compliance with strike orders.
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Liv
Uheir
Cource
Supposail
Glee Clubs
Schubert
Boston Fall
Monte Carlo
Oyden
Kerstya
Last & Thomas
Acqui Molineux
Gholera
Kal
Zapoll, Montana
America
Joplin
Missouri
Tae
Wil
Abelian
Indy Chiniby
Bolivar
Uidunigts
Immaculate Conception
Canale
Barden
Seranta
Arbitration Conimdnion Vege
Arinthe
Noved Gily
Niles
Watlman
Mitchell
B. Markle & Co
A. Pardev
Cary
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