Counterfeit Dollars Suspected in Albuquerque Probe
Police monitor suspected counterfeiters as a crude two piece silver dollar circulates at bank windows and saloons in Albuquerque. Secret Service agents from Denver may arrive to assist as Chief McMullin says the coins likely arrived with a traveling crook rather than local production.
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Albuquerque
Secret Service
oMcers
Denver
White Elephant
Sturges
Western Union
Thomas McMutlin
Washington notes earthquake wane report
Weather Bureau seismographs recorded a moderate quake likely originating south of Washington and about 1600 to 2600 miles away. Officials say the disturbance resembled the King Lake event in many respects and notes the bulletin was issued for public awareness.
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Washington
Dog
Weather Bureau
Reports of operatives introduced by defense efforts
Defense lawyers contend operatives were brought forward toPel Canfield to explain the origin of the trouble. The report notes an effort to prove Pinkerton agents were involved at the base of the disturbance, with investigators examining witnesses and documents for corroboration.
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Defense
Detective reports of Victor riots highlighted in Haywood trial
Boise dispatch details secret reports and Pinkerton letters read in court as Darrow considers admissibility. Operatives describe Cripple Creek and Victor tensions, with references to union leaders, killings, and surveillance notes from 1903 to 1904.
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Boise
Idaho
Haywood
Morris Fredman
Pinkerton
James McParland
Pinkertons
Senator Horah
McParland
Darrow
Londoner
J. N. Londoner
Denver
Victor
Colorado
Independence
Cripple Creek
Union
Epidemic menace as city strains to end garbage wagon strike
New York July 1 renewed efforts by the street cleaning department to recruit workers and break the garbage wagon drivers strike. Health officials fear a spreading epidemic as heaps of refuse clog the east side. Mayor McClellan hopes old drivers return to work to restore service. Ice reserves were called out to quell disorders as the American Ice Company claims the strike is breaking and promises enough men for deliveries.
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Health Department
Lon W
McClellan
East Aide
American Ice Company
Ime
Ice Company
Rockefeller Is Doosing Officers at Forestill Estate
United States Marshal Chandler visited John D Rockefeller at Forestill in Cleveland today but was kept at the lodge by Patrick Lynch. Chandler carries a subpoena from the federal court in Chicago demanding Rockefeller's appearance.
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Cleveland
United States
Marshal Chandler
Forestill
John D.rockefeller
Chandler
Patrick Lynch
Rockefeller
Forest Hill
Federal Court
Chicago
Rome
Earthquake Shock Felt in Maryland
Washington July 1 The coast and Geodetic Survey Service report an earthquake recorded at the Cheltenham Maryland observatory this morning lasting one minute. The shock was stronger than the Kingston tremor but less than the San Francisco quake.
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Washington, D. C
Coast and Geodettc Survey Service
Cheltenham
Littrell Seizes Territorial Prison Amid Bluff by Trelford
Santa Fe July 1 Special Arthur Trelford defied an acting governor order to quit as superintendent of the territorial prison. Marion Littrell, appointed successor, arrived with RC Garrett and after a tense standoff Trelford yielded and was escorted to remain briefly to settle affairs. Mounted police guarded the scene to keep peace. Littrell prepared to take possession without force but would have used it if necessary.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Arthur Trelford
Territorial
Marion Littrell
Littrell
RC. Garrett
Trelford
Fred Fornoff
Mounted Police
John Collier
Leutenant
Tretford
Pretford
Leavenworth
Littell
Death by own action shocks New Mexico town
William Sullivan of Magdalena New Mexico committed death by own action Sunday afternoon by taking carbolic acid. His body was found in a corral on Dan Gatlin's ranch two miles north of Magdalena. No reason is known. Sullivan, about 22, worked on the ranch and was well known locally. The incident occurred after he bought carbolic acid in Magdalena. Authorities conducted an investigation but ruled it a plain death by own action. Also reported, juror Charles Houniston died of heart disease during the E H Dearth bribery trial in Minneapolis.
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Victor
Socorro
N. M
wWilliam Sullivan
Magdalena
Dan Gatlin
Sullivan
Gatlin
Kelly
J. H. McGee
Zanl
Corral
Minneapolis
Minn
E. H. Dearth
Chasies Houniston
HANCE APOSTLE: DEATH IN FRIDAY CITY
Francis Murphy veteran apostle of temperance died peacefully yesterday at his daughter’s inn in San Francisco where he had stayed for three weeks. In Montgomery Alabama Marie Lomax widow of Colonel Tennel Lomax, killed at Seven Pines, died last night.
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San Francisco
Francis Murphy
Tempeled
Innis
Montgoomery
al Montgomery
Ala
Lomax
Albania
Tennel Lomax
Battle of
Seven Pines
Drunken Chauffeur Drives Machine Into Crowd
A drunken chauffeur allegedly swerved a machine into a crowd as onlookers watched. He reportedly shouted phrase suggesting mischievous aim while his companion stood nearby. Police investigated the incident and no fatalities were reported.
Three Hurt In Auto Crash In Evanston Crowd
A touring car driven by David Eaward smashed into a crowd awaiting Chicago and Milwaukee electric railway cars in Evanston. The chauffeur and companion Martin Anderson were seized by bystanders. Injured include Minnie Sendert 64 who may die Clara Buckolx 10 who may die and Charles Senders with severe cuts. Police rescued the men as the crowd threatened lynching.
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Chicago
David Eaward
Central Street
Evanston
Chicago and Milwaukee Electric Railway
Martin Anderson
Iquar
Minnie Sendert
Clara Buckolx
Charles Senders
Minnie Sendrel
Mqnor
Shutr Vicima
Miners to Form New National Political Party
Denver July 1 The Western Federation of Miners votes 483 to 66 to adopt a new preamble pledging members to socialism and plans a Chicago convention to organize an industrial and political party. Leaders foresee a ticket for the next national election with the Brewery Workers union as a nucleus. A referendum will be held in local unions. The strikes committee urged continuing Cripple Creek strikes until the mine owners card system is abolished.
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Denver
Colo
Western Federation of Minor
Chicago
Western Federation of Miners
Brewery Workers Union
Cripple Creek
Indians Killing May Cause Trouble in Fort Apache Threats
El Paso Texas July 1 Troops at Fort Apache Arizona were ordered to readiness to move to Fort McDowell Arizona on short notice amid fears of an Indian outbreak following the killing of Austin Navajo Apache last Saturday by W H Gill Mel Dowell sub agent in self defense. Gill warned by Indian friends that Bien should not stay on the reservation. He sought protection from Sheriff Hayden at Phoenix who with five deputies proceeded to the reservation.
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el Paso
Texas
Fort Apache
Arizona
Fort McDowell
Austin
W. H. Gill
Mel Dowell
Gul
Bien
Non-Union Operators Take Striker Jobs in San Francisco
San Francisco July 1 The first installment of strike breakers to fill the telegraph operators’ posts on strike arrived in the city yesterday and were put to work Non union operators are paid a large bonus for their work.
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San Francisco
Cal
San Francis
Flooded Valley Tragedy After Papasuin Dam Burst
In Valparaiso area a lava dam on the Papasuin river breached causing a vast flood. A lake formed, inundating the valley and killing many as debris swept through. Fourteen bodies recovered, with fears of more. Scientists warn a second eruption could trigger another dam break. Ranchers flee as the agricultural region lies ruined.
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Valparaiso
la Union
Valdivia
Papasuin
Mexico plans to boost power and ties with United States
Chicago July 1. A Washington dispatch says President Diaz orders Senor Enrique Creel to draft a comprehensive nation plan on station agriculture and strikes to aid Mexico’s development. Diaz also decreed a grand reception for Secretary Root to surpass last year’s South American capitals event.
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Chicago
The
Tribune
Washington
Mexico
United States
Diaz
Senor
Bnrique Creel
Washt
Mexican Republic
Root
South Americcan
Mexico plans crackdown on beggars announced in Saluillo
Authorities in Saluillo Mexico consider an L A plan to rid sidewalks and public gardens of beggars. A commission will investigate and determine measures to teach able bodied men begging to learn a trade for a living.
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Saluillo
Mexico
Two Cent Fare Law Applies to Illinois Park Roads
Chicago July 1 news reports the two cent fare law taking effect on all park roads in Illinois with interstate rates remaining under federal rate law until the new tariff is prepared. Libation will be delayed until the new rate is tested.
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Chicago
Patk
Illinois
Dalton man hanged for assault on daughter at railroad viaduct
In Dalton Georgia on December 4 a middle aged white assailant, accused of raping his young daughter, was hanged from a railroad viaduct in the city. The event occurred early this morning.
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Dalton
Tukrom
Maidate
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