Imperial Troops Fight Mutineers and Hold Line at Hankow
Imperial forces report seven hundred troops killed or wounded near Hankow as revolutionaries attack trains evacuated from the city. A Hankow conference failed to reach agreement, signaling possible renewed fighting while British and German detachments guard railway lines from Peking toward the interior.
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Mutinous Chinese Troops Quelled by Imperial Forces
A large imperial force resumes toward Hankow over the Tientsin Pukow line and battles occur near Hwangpel. Chinese mutineers in Lanchow are subdued after fresh reinforcements from Fengtin and Shibkalcheng arrive. Foreigners flee from Chengtu as revolts spread while Yuan Shikai and Wu Tingfang seek a peace conference settlement.
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Tientaln-Pukow
Hwangpel
Roth
Speaker Clark Ill in West After Session Start
Veteran statesman Champ Clark, captain of the House and presiding officer, fell ill with pneumonia threats after returning from a western speaking tour. He presided briefly before retiring to his home amid winter blasts and a strained schedule. Doctors hope for a quick recovery, with family reports cautious optimism for a swift return to duties.
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Fran
Yeptertay
Howse
Oklahomo
Mr Clark
Dr Sun Appeal to Powers for China Reform
Dr Sun Yat Sen, provisional president of the Chinese Republic, outlines in a manifesto to foreign powers the aims of the new government. He accuses Manchu rule of tyranny, vows treaty adherence, protection for foreigners, equal treatment of Manchus, trade liberalization, legal revision, and religious toleration while seeking foreign aid for reforms.
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Sun Kat Sen
Toda
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Ching
Census clerks face mass layoff on January 10
About 550 to 200 temporary census clerks are slated for dismissal with Uncle Sam's payroll on January 10 as a reduction in the 1400 strong temporary staff continues. It is expected that by end of June all temporary workers will be released.
Roosevelt Opposes Taft as Progressives Seek Nomination
Washington notes predict Roosevelt will stay aposited in Oyster Bay while Garfiel d acts as emissary from La Follette to influence the Republican nomination. Taft allies claim Roosevelt delays to maximize headlines and political leverage while Ro osevelt supporters say he will reveal a clear stance in due time.
Powers Try to Stop War in Europe Armistice Talks Follow Roosevelt News
News briefs from New York and Oyster Bay report European powers including Germany seeking terms to end hostilities between Turkey and Italy. Former President Roosevelt declines to discuss presidential prospects, maintains silence on his political position, while James R Garfield’s peace talks and Roosevelt’s private club visit generate media attention amid Republican progressives.
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Turkey
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Crater Bay
New York
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Istice
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
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Ton McGarrelés
Ouly Republlican
Col Roonevelta
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Hae
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Progressive Hopeful Exerett Colby Backs Senate Bid
Exerett Colby, a State Progressive League member and progressive Republican candidate, stated today that presidential primary ballots should proceed without seeking his permission, as he advocates for his nomination plan for the United States Senate.
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State Progressive League
Progressive Republican
United States
Why Col Harvey Quit Now Said Wilson Felt Editor's Support Bid
Washington January report suggests a breach between Col Harvey and Gov Wilson over party support. Col Harvey allegedly urged withdrawal of backing from Wilson, with congressmen noting shifts in allegiance and potential impact on the convention. Morgan and Harpers are mentioned as influencing factors opposing Wilson.
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Cal Harvey
Thomas F Ryest
Virginia
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Asan
Fyan
Pierpon
Corner Mortgage Plan by World Liquidating Company
A New York based $1000 corporation, Worlds Liquidating and Refunding Company of the World Incorporated, aims to corner mortgages of the world. Founder Darls S. Beach of Bridgeport, Conn guarantees stock. charter in Arizona to avoid taxes. The monopoly targets debts of nations, cities, railroads, manufacturers, corporations, and individuals.
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New York
WG Corporation
Darls S. Beach
Bridgeport
Conn
Thia Corporation
Worlds Liquidating and Refunding Company of the World
Arizona
Priests Urge Married Men to Wear Signet Ring
A prominent priest Rev Walher Leon Landen of Anréra argues married men should wear a signet ring on the fourth finger of the right hand as a fidelity symbol. He calls it a public admonition, more meaningful than worldly wealth, and notes rings have long symbolized fidelity for wives, nuns, bishops, and kings.
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Aurora Ib
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Walher
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Anréra
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Ife
Doctor dies after mouse bite in serum research
Dr Simon, a bacteriologist in Switzerland, died today from a bite by an inoculated mouse used in his serum for blood poisoning research. The incident involved Shinon, son in law of Verr Bebel, a socialist reader to the German Reich.
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Verr Bebel
Lone Man Robs Mail Car on Southern Pacific Express
A lone robber boarded the Southern Pacific Oregon express at Ted Butt, compelled mail clerks Rhein and Warner and helper Henrich to bind gag and open registered mail. He took only letters and left parcels, fled near Redding after tying up the clerks, sparking a manhunt with a $200 reward for the suspect.
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Ted Butt
Charles J Rhein
Robert B Warner
Feter Henrich
Rhein
Redding
Rheim
Ten Year Old Boy Rescues Two From Freezing Ice
Willard Hadon, 10, crawled along fragile ice at Clementon Lake in Philadelphia to save his brother Herbert, 4, and a family friend aged 4 after they fell through a hole. One hundred men watched as he improvised a rope and dragged them to safety despite planks breaking.
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Willard Hadon
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Gil
Bride to testify on poison charge in guise of pie defense
Special to The Washington Post Allentown Pa Jan. Further accusations against Mrs Hannah Snewd help the young wife of John Kulp arrested yesterday on a charge of having attempted to poison her husband s parents and sister by putting strychnine and ground glass in grapes will be made again at her hearing before Justice of the Peace Aow Kachine at Egypt tomorrow. The result of the chemical analysis cannot be learned as the expert declines to reveal his findings. Mrs Kulp is expected to assert the poison is the pies if there was any way put there by some member of the Kulp family.
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Hannah Snevd Hulp
John Kup
Justice of the Peace
Egypt
Ais
Kulp
Society Girl Poisoned by Mercury in Dark Accident
Miss Butler, a Washington society figure connected to Maj John W Jones USA, died after swallowing mercury by mistake from a similar looking bottle. The incident occurred Tuesday night in darkness. medical help arrived but she died next morning. Her family, from San Francisco, recently settled in Washington and she was known for outdoor sports and equestrian interests.
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Hadley
Kent
Quaker Visitors Barred From Congress Gallery
James Henderson and James Walton of Barnesville Ohio refused to remove hats in the House of Representatives. Quakers cited faith practices but the doorkeeper insisted on removing headwear. The visitors stood firm, declared they would withdraw, and left without entering the gallery.
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James Walton
Barnesville
Ohio
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Apolica
Rules for Getting Rich From Frederick Weyerhauser Interview
Frederick Weyerhauser offers advice to ambitious readers. He urges fixing a worthy goal and persistent work. Save money, avoid fear of long hours, and maintain optimism while growing a small business into a larger one. He notes a clear purpose makes work a privilege.
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Washlnton Post
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Ule
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Mother Dies Saving Child Fire Tragedy Fire from Stove Ignites Daughter’s Dress
An eight year old's dress caught fire when coal from a stove ignited clothing during a game of tag. A policeman's wife rushed to rescue the child and was enveloped in flames. The husband fought bravely to save her as firefighters saved the house.
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Speight
Tragic Woonsocket Fire Case Involving Spaight Family
Reports detail a devastating Woonsocket fire that killed Mrs Kate Spaight and left her husband John D Spaight among the witnesses. The blaze began when Nora Spaight's dress ignited from a stove, spreading to the dining room as the family frantically tried to save the children.
Three Saved From Flames In Alexandria Fire
A blaze at a local Alexandria scene ends with three individuals saved from flames. Details indicate a swift response by fire crews and an active investigation into the cause. No injuries reported beyond smoke exposure.
Cruse defies court and orders force over records case
Oklahoma Governor Cruce directs Adjutant General Canton to enforce a restraining order on removal of Delaware County records. He faults Supreme Court action and threatens to mobilize force, while armed men confront the town. The records are moved to Old Jay as officials cite state authority.
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Car Jump From Bridge Kills Four In Cincinnati Area
A street car on the Central bridge between Cincinnati and Newport jolted off track after a somersault like drop. Four passengers died including Harry Wessing and Benton Schroll. others were seriously injured, and one man faced a severe scalp wound. Police reported a chaotic scene as patrols rushed to hospital, while a coal wagon wreck occurred during the effort.
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Newport
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Tagay
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Widget Theasees Big Man jatandays
The article fragment mentions Widget Theasees and a big man with unclear action. Names and places are obscured by OCR errors but indicate a local sports or community note with possible return or rule reference. No clear event, date, or organization is discernible from the readable text.
Indicted Hawthorne mining promoters face long fraud charges
Quincy ex assistant secretary of state and ex mayor of Boston Albert Creeman James Pines Limited and Hawthorne Mining Companies promoters and associates are charged in a multi count mail fraud case. Indictments allege they sold stock in firms like Tamagam Cobalt Mines and Fir Lake Cobalt Mines Limited as profitable while using funds for personal fees and literary ventures. Investors allegedly received misleading promises and dividends while the true assets were non existent.
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Sistret
Jnar Hawthorne
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Baston
Albert Creeman
John McKinnon Treas
Slawthorne Mining Companies
William J Morton
Hinether
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Fir Lake Cobalt Mines
Tin Montreal
James Pines Limited
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