Avalanche destroys part of monastery in the Alps
Reports from around the globe describe an avalanche that collapsed part of the left wing of the great monastery of BL Bernard. Monks escaped serious injury as they took refuge and tunnelled through snow to safety. frostbite affected several. The scene is part of a broader world intel brief noting political and crime developments, including a disputed death claim concerning Dr Arcante in a prison.
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Bernard
Sete Tama
Efcat Tasges Chiew
Fifteen Miners Die In Parral Mine Disaster
Mexican special dispatches report a deadly explosion at a Parral area mine killing fifteen miners. Fire officials say the chamber collapsed and workers were crushed. a large blaze consumed the site, with losses around 80,000 dollars and 10,000 in insurance. The incident forces temporary layoff for about six dozen workers.
Fire Sweeps Fort Wayne and Anderson Plants
A destructive fire at Fort Wayne damaged Morgan & Co hardware and allied firms, with stock losses at Nathan & Elieheuner and Reary hardware. Total property loss estimated at 160000. In early reports two other buildings burned, several Dreamen injured by falling walls. Separately fire damaged American Pinteil Company works at Anderson, injuring about 480 workers and causing heavy insured losses. repairs expected within several days.
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Fort Wasties
Fort Wayne
Morgan & Co
Nathan & Elieheuner and
Fira
American Pinteil Company
Anderson
Ind
Government to adopt gold standard in Yokohama project
The government decides to switch to a gold standard at a rate of five yen per gram. The smallest gold piece will be worth five yen, and silver withdrawals are planned. The new project starts operation in Ulubor.
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Yokohama
Deei
Uulebor
Oldtime Circus Shuffles Out Several Figures
A fragment notes 8500 left, Lilien Delitane a Bogian and manager of ne satu revahormer in Bayers ton, Munce Indiana, parting with $5 owned by Mr Grey aheuner, Deluye 4 on Winlow ghiss worker, and camuut sperk Raghist. Oldcat showman Dead. Moatthaw barkiey aged 17, oldest showman in United States. Born in England, remained in circus business from youth, forced to retire. John W. law of Fairmount West Virginia committed deed by taking rough o rats, he leases nine children, with dying nearly ayenrogen, no reason given for $3 into new.
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Lilien Delitane
Ne Satu Revahormer
Bayerston
I Naturel
Munce
Ind
Mr. Grey Aheuner
Deluye
Winlow Ghiss
Camuut Sperk Raghist
Moatthaw Barkiey
Sonited
Ig de Dian Delevan
Wis
Engane
John VW
Law of
Fairmount
W Va
Fatal Crossing Accident Near Pemoroce Station
A Caldwell County Kentucky woman named Miss Gent Laes was fatally injured after being struck by a tram while attempting to cross the tracks at Pemoroce Station. Hopkinsville men provided aid but she succumbed to injuries. In a separate note, a telegram from Athens reported King George's potential acceptance of the allied powers demands.
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Laes
Caldwell County
Pemoroce
Hopkinsville
Aky
King George
Athens
London
George
Flood Recedes After Severe Monongahela River Flood
In Pittsburg the cold wave reliefs inundation as Monongahela and Allegheny rivers fall from peak levels. High-water marks flood damage inland with dozen rail lines blocked and mills forced to close. Estimate exceeds 1.6 million dollars with eighteen deaths reported in surrounding towns and counties.
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Pittsburg
Pitaburg
Vormaurg
Flarser
Moore
Monongahela
Monongahela Valley
Yonghogheny
Alana
Benvard
Indiana Women May Not Vote Case Before Supreme Court
The Indiana Supreme Court hears Helen M Gougar’s challenge to vote in a general election. Justices consider whether existing Indiana law grants women the privilege of suffrage and if vote eligibility aligns with the U S Constitution. The court analyzes if prohibitions conflict with constitutional provisions and federal law.
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Cocwon Aganat
Helen M. Gougar
Supreme Court
Indiana Supreme Court
Helen M Cangor
Tiehney
United States
Colorado business delegation seeks rail and state links
A large Denver driven party of businessmen and trade leaders will tour the Southwest for three weeks in midwinter visiting Wisconsin Tennessee and Louisiana to study resources and railway facilities with the aim of fostering closer economic and political ties between Colorado and the Southwest states.
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Denver
Colado
Hiatestrat Boards of Trade
Bate Teoe
Miaseqtra
Tennessee
Feud Flares in Oklahoma Territory Killing Three
A violent feud between the Hur Qno and Grisso families in Oklahoma taints the Creek country. A white man killed one, a posse attempted arrest, and tensions mount as settlers fear renewed attacks. Militias stand ready, trains and armories prepared, with plans to move settlers if the conflict worsens.
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John Groasom
Oklahoma Territory
Oklahoma
Hur Qno
Grisso
Whyel
Truex
Jatin Cereaseam
Owe
Creek Country
In Favor of Miners Arbitration Report Emerges
A legislative committee report supports arbitration for mining labor disputes. It proposes a five member board with two chosen by mine owners, two by miners, and a neutral fifth. The draft agreement binds wages before strikes, prevents lockouts, and requires grievances to go to arbitration. The plan aims to resolve differences through neutral mediation.
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Legisvative
Dewar
Coonie Leaderille Menera
Irion
Rine Ownaers
Arbrten
Gothales
Alall Renain
Board of Aebatration
Stout
Adecminn Dhe
Ft ‘da
AL Orzo
Sribeta
Cnm
Arbitration Board
Alaska Boundary Treaty Provisions and Commission Roles
The text outlines the Alaska Boundary Treaty text as released by Secretary Olney and Minister Pauncefote, detailing the appointment of one commissioner from the United States and one from Great Britain, their powers to appoint surveyors and assistants, funding responsibilities, and the method to mark the 141st meridian for international purposes. It notes the treaty aims to establish the meridian, bear costs shared by both governments, and set the initial point near Mount St. Elias with a limit of twenty geographical miles from the initial point.
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Longeht
Olney
Paukcetote
Ines
Julian Paunectote
United States
Great Britain
Ball
Carly Ng
Sfarch
Saad Meridia
St Khas
Fonsdeviela kills Ruiz in Cuban prison cell
A Spanish governor Fonsdeviela killed Dr Itvardo Ruiz after brutal interrogation in a Cuauhanacao prison. The Associated Press reports Ruiz, an American citizen, died from a club strike to the head. The incident prompted outrage and questions about governor’s conduct. Meanwhile a river coal miners strike near Pattshort began, seeking 24 4 cents per bushel in the first pools and the north fork area, with likely wider action along the Monongatets rivers.
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Travano
Key West
Fla
Ghivetto
Associated
Cress
Itvardo Ruiz
Cuanahacoa
Fonsdeviela
Cuanahacna
Ruiz
Fons Devicia
River Coaliners
Pattshort
Alwad
Toorth
Turbulent Fronts Loom Over Crete and Balkans
A wartime dispatch from Larissa claims 20,000 Greek troops concentrating as fighting nears Crete. Reports from the Black Hills reserve plan reveal 42 townships to be added, displacing 25,000 residents, with timber areas and gold-bearing land affected. Claims of Sultan mobilization foresee 200,000 troops across Greece and Bulgaria, while Turkish officials deny insurgent clashes near Voukellex and report only one officer and sixty men escaped.
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Larissa
Greece
Grrevk
Crete
Black Hills
Cleos
Forral
Fine
Bulgaria
Rom
Constantinople
Voukellex
American railways outpace German system in report
A German commission studied American railroads and found them faster, more comfortable, and better priced than European lines. The report, sent to the State Department via Consul Mulhallan in Chemnitz, contrasts schedules and amenities, praising the New York to Chicago service.
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State Department
United States
Muulrghan
Chemnitz
Europe
Ty Aqual
New York
Chicago
Market Rates Across Cities Hit Varied Ranges for Cattle Hogs and Grains
A compiling of regional market quotes shows Chicago Indianapolis Cincinnati Detroit Toledo Milwaukee Buffalo and New York reporting cattle prices from $2.50 to $5.25, hogs from $2.00 to $4.75, sheep up to $5.25, and grains including No 2 red wheat around 88 to 86 cents, No 2 corn 20 to 24 cents, oats 16 to 23 cents, rye 31 to 38 cents, with butter at 15 to 20 cents per pound and clover seed near $4.79 to $4.80. Regional dealers list prime shipping ranges and mixed lots across multiple dates and grades.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
Detroit
Toledo
Milwaukee
New York
National Solons Detail Proceedings of Senate Debates
The Senate focused on Cuban policy with three resolutions calling for Sanguily’s release, a presidential protest and naval pressure, while debates on Indian affairs and appropriations dominated the week. The House approved international monetary talks and rail labor arbitrations, with intense gallery exchanges coloring the sessions.
Notes from current events and rumors in early 20th century media
Notes report Mrs Booth-Tucker relocating from Brooklyn to New York, a rumor that Der Join Hamilton may head Elgin insane asylum, and that canal traffic value nears 1.1 billion. Also mentions Joseph Murdock of Scott County Va returning home after a murder case, Linda’s death, and the London railway carriage murder case with public demonstrations following the burial.
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Mra Booth-Tuecker
Booth-Tucker
Salvation Army
Brooklyn
New York
der Join
BR. Hamilton
United States Marine Corps
Elgin
Suez Canal
United Btaten
Gienera Penfield
Cairo
Joseph Murdock
Scott County
Bud" Lindsay
Virginia
Linda
Camp
London
Marriages and Deaths Accidents and Local News From Ohio
A long list of local items from Ohio towns includes a Norwalk death by stomach cancer at 9 Reading tenor, a fire at Tarvis beer depot in Ashland with 200 kegs lost, and assignments affecting Maurice Lustiz Aquor dealer. A son of William Turner saved from a floating stack fire at Portsmouth, while James S. Baker’s Wheelersburg store assets are placed at 3 000 with liabilities 2 000. A marriage is noted at Winchester for Lizzie Highland to Samuel Jugby, and several burglar indictments arise in Wayne Holmes counties. Cora Swissheim, sought for infant death in Julisboro, is traced to Chillicothe.
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Maser Dros
P Diddreth
Reading
Norwalk
Tarvis
Ashtanud
Maurice Lustiz
James S. Baker
Wheelersburg
George M. Cahorn
JB. Dubisen
Koe
William Hrink
Chclevilly
Oield
Adrian
Samanel Walker
Manchester
Noty
Carrie Coxey
General S Cover
Autinisnt
Masilon
Athlon
Columbus
Sara
Alispentes
Hithoertoas
Saye
Garls
Mar Delaware
Bard of
Teamteo
Newtoy Dgernelt
Maape
Colmnabue
Morctog
Ermpaiter
Cammit Senda
Walt S
al de Walveley
Caput
Leon
Dave Lorbick
N. J. Pancake
Nissen Cortett
Madison County
Wigchester
James Wilkerson
Oliver Tombleson
Wilkerson
W. S. Stewart
Cambridge
4 &M
Wesley Melleary
Camwnbridge
Melleary
Ton
Athire
Henry Foltz
Pennsylvania
Crestline
Tim
Cino
Yortz
Folta
Foltz
Foltzias
Grand Jury
Ot Weaver
Wayne
Holmes
Richard Lee
Appo Creek
Elmer Gasman
Tirplartzang Testionos
Perry Bristow
Leo Berry
John Loveers
Elmer Gesselman
John Harley
Leo
Berry
Goul
Neghboring
Ohio Penitentiary
Sue
Chillicothe
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