Windpipe Severed Desperate Attempt by Young Man
Arthur Chatelle a 22 year old man of French descent attempted suicide by cutting his throat in the Union Building on Sixth Street. He was found bleeding, rushed to Providence hospital, and his windpipe completely severed. Doctors say vitality is low and recovery is unlikely. The motive remains unknown.
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Pardoned Man Reforms in Penitentiary Before Disastrous Fire
A pardoned inmate at the state penitentiary, named for good conduct, pledged reform and served as a model inmate. Shortly after, a catastrophic fire at Silver Lake hall in Oregon caused dozens of deaths and many injuries as 125 people perished or faced severe burns in a crowded, single-exit venue.
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Mand
Portland
Lakeview
Santo Rosa Robber at Large Reward Offered
A reward of 51000 is posted for the capture of a Santo Rosa rober who fled with treasury funds. Authorities pursue leads across towns, with Alderman Powers and others under scrutiny as arrests are anticipated. The case involves alleged schemes and property misappropriation linked to city officials.
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Stafen
Bondanen
Wensiy
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Ientifon
Penalty for Counterfeiting Foreign Stamps Described
A government notice outlines the harsher penalties for counterfeiting foreign stamps compared with United States stamps. It states fines and imprisonment ranges, detailing that foreign stamp offenses incur heavier penalties and that the enacted law will be enforced promptly.
Byrnes Nears Retirement From Gotham Superintendent Post
In New York City the superintendent Byrnes signals plans to resign with his successor to be named. He is seen approaching departure and has been private with aides and papers as he prepares to move from the office.
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Gotham
Millie Dale
Frank Maugin
Pas Pera
Wik
Pythian Officer Discusses Papal Edict Debate
Nashville December 30. An interview with White supreme treasurer of the Knights of Pythias reflects on the papal edict mass. He says each member must settle personal beliefs, while noting Catholic Knights intend to stay in the order. The supreme leader had decreed members must follow the governing authority they live under. The remarks suggest tensions over obedience and individual conscience within the order.
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Moshe
Initiative and Referendum Group Formed in Topeka
About 35 delegates from the national council of the People’s Party organized a national initiative and referendum. James J. Lathrop of Topeka was elected president with an executive committee and national and state organizers named. Thirteen states represented.
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National Council of the People’s Party
James J. Lathrop
Topeka
Turkish denial of Armenian atrocities under censorship reported
Washington dispatch notes a Turkish official statement denying massacres in Sassoun and asserting censorship blocked papers. The Turkish government says European reports exaggerate crimes while promising inquiry by a commission led by Abdul ah Pasha and others to investigate the disturbances in the Sassoun district.
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Improve the Daily Paper Sermon Sparks Media Reform Talk
Dr Ear moyrer revnves saucy sermon warns New York audience that expedient politics corrupts press. Roy Charles Varkburet says people must unite to demand better newspapers and curb indecency, calling current press a public nuisance.
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Pixwenimtators
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Pst Your
Crepe Killed by Yaqui Indians at San Fastio Fair
Frank Debs former president of Tucanon was slain by Yaqui Indians in Sonora Mexico. He had established an Indian village near the San Francisco wildwater fair last summer and eloped from Han Wraneloco before the exposition. He allegedly failed to pay the Indians and was sent for settlement as best they could. Two Indians were with him at the time of the murder, and it is believed they demanded payment for services.
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Neal Bay Agency
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Lisbon Valley
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Governor West
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Gas Regulator Explosion Cuts Off Premuns Supply
An explosion at the Northwestern Ohio Natural Gas Works damaged a regulator injuring J. Stevens Thorles Crab and J. Loveland. Gas service to Premuns was shut off leaving many homes without fuel during cold weather. gas cannot be restored for several days.
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J. Btevens
Thorles Crabl
J. J. Loveland
Appropriation Bills Up Most as Congress Plans Push
Congress will reconvene Thursday with a determined effort to pass the 14 appropriation bills for the current session. The Senate holds the Nicaragua canal bill pending, with possible priority given to pensions or other bills after reports from committees. Senator Morgan plans a vigorous defense of the canal measure, while critics urge curbing government rations to Indians and reforms in agency administration.
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Washington
House
Senate
Hoxey
Jacob
Coxey
Lo St. Louis
Carl Brown
Nebraska Snowstorm Spreads Across State
A light snowstorm blanketed Nebraska with varying intensity throughout the day. Forecasters predict a plummet to near zero by tomorrow afternoon in Omaha as crews plow and monitor roads. The derelict bark Southern Chief, abandoned off Cape Fintte, was towed into port with extensive lumber cargo intact.
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Omaha
Weather Bureau
New York Firemen Die As Floor Collapses During Blaze
Fire at Cadady Sons Manufacturing Company on Twenty-fourth Street kills Fire Chief Breslin and Fireman Rooney of Truck 12 as a heavy water tank and falling floors trap rescuers. Several stories gutted, damage about $60,000, with Hennessy injured. Other crews rescue survivors amid chaotic collapse.
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Dev
Batalion
John J. Review
John L. Rooney
Caxaidy & Sons Manufacturing Company
William Hennesaey
Enue
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Biemex
Mus
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Urestien
Roonwy
Xulee
Moreman
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Rooney
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Strike in England Seen Inevitable Amidarbitration Clash
London December 3 The strike of workers in shoe and boot making across the country threatens after months of stalemate. Employers demand new terms while operatives refuse to arbitrate under those conditions. The struggle could push 200000 families toward hunger as wages average about 15 50 weekly. The National Shoe Operatives Union executive says no compromise under the employers terms, warning members to protest or starve rather than work.
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London
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Megifenty
No Back Pay for New Senators Ride to Pay Reform
The forthcoming legislative strike on back salaries affects three newly elected senators from Wyoming Washington and Montana. An expropriation provision in the current appropriation bill ends retroactive pay for vacancies filled by election or appointment, saving about 30 000 dollars immediately and reducing future government outlays. Salaries will begin only from the date of election or appointment.
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Lhd
Wyoming
Montana
Woman Justice of the Peace Sworn by Mistake in Iowa
Fort Dodge Iowa reports a clerical error at the polls leading to a woman being sworn in as justice of the peace for the first time in history. The intention was to nominate her husband but initials caused the wrong person to be sworn in.
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Iowa
Castle of Catieniur
Belur
Yentorday
Honeymoon Ends Amid Turmoil and Confusion
A scrambled report details a sudden end to a couple's honeymoon as arrest charges surface. Witnesses and officials discuss a courtroom case linked to a murder and an internet brief from Washington. A tense security situation follows with detectives guarding the prisoner and fear for other victims.
Bonanza King's Will Reveals Nevada Heirship and Large Estate
Es-Sovwtor Fal a children gain income from the estate valued around 10,600000. Ericathie Protals the heir receives a significant portion. The will allocates major gifts and shares among family members including trustees and legatees, with distributions to New York connections and various relatives. The Grove in Iowa and San Jose ties appear in the testament, along with substantial bequests and lingering questions about final settlements and custody of assets.
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Lally
New York
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da Grovy
Lowa
Broghen
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Crist
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Charles le Fale
Fall Fracture Report From Unclear Incident
Fragmentary report describes a skull fracture following a fall or possible attack linked to unidentified party. Text mentions several cities and names but details are unclear, with damaged OCR obscuring key facts about suspects, location, and outcomes.
Mrs Amelia Bloomer Dead and Reform Advocate
Mrs Amelia Bloomer longtime reformer and temperance advocate. A noted historian and writer, she championed women’s rights and dress reform. Her death ends a storied career tied to early Suffrage era and social reform.
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Amelia Bloomer
Memphis Ladies Plan Paper for Women’s Temple Appeal
Fragmentary notice reports Memphis women plan to edit a newspaper to raise funds for a women’s temple. The event aims to unite supporters at an upcoming local gathering and appeals for involvement and donations.
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