Gold and silver output 1905 by states and nations
A Morning Journal special reports 1905 gold and silver production in the United States by state and territory with Alaska Nevada Colorado Montana and others leading changes from 1904 to 1905. World totals show United States gains and silver declines across major producers.
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Morning Journal
Washington
Bureau of the Mint
The
Geological Survey
United States
States
Alabama
Alaska
Arizona
California
Colorado
Georgia
Maryland
Michigan
Missouri
Montana
Nevada
New Mexico
North Carolina
Oregon A
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Virginia
Wasehington
Libertion
Valeo
Mint
Tah
Wrecked Train Blamed on Vandals At Switch
Baltimore and Ohio Train No 10 bound from Cleveland to New York crashed after an open switch at the Guffey coal mine east of Pittsburg. Engineer Harry Shepard and fireman Charles Dienny were killed. mail clerks 8. Fo Strike J J McCluskey and F S Farmer injured. passengers bruised. Railroad officers suspect deliberate tampering to wreck the train.
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Morning Journal
Pittsburg
Baltimore & Ohio
Cleveland
New York
Guffey
Harry Shepard
Charles Dienny
J. J. McCluskey
F. S. Farmer
Actors clash over trunks ends in deadly shooting
In Grange Missouri a quarrel over receipts for a theater performance left Hosea Duvalle dead and James J Rehan and Ron K Stewart fatally wounded. Rey Millard was shot in the body and arm. Rohon the constable oversaw trunks claimed by Gilbert Donaldson as owner of the shows. Billart and Millard are actors and the shooting began among the group.
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To Grange
Hosea Duvalle
James J. Rehan
Ron K. Stewart
Rey Millard
Rohon
la Grange
Duvalle
Gilbert Donaldson
Billart
Millard
Young Turks Plot Downfall of Abdul In Constantinople
Relutionary manifestos attributed to the Young Turk movement circulate in Constantinople and provinces. An organization calling itself the Ottoman liberal committee urges a revised constitution and nationwide unity to curb a despotic government. It says the new sovereign should pledge to restore the 1878 constitution while safeguarding the imperial dynasty’s succession.
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Constantinople
Young Turk
Ottoman Liberal Committee
Soverele
Schwab in special makes record time
Kansas City Mo Dec 1 A Schab steel magnate with a party of twenty New York capitalists traveled on a special train toward Chihuahua Mexico to inspect mining properties His special completed a New York to Kansas City record 34 hours and he plans a 6800 mile round trip in seven and a half days via Union Pacific lines and Mexican Central route.
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Porter Herod
Steel Trust
Kansas City
New York
Oes
Mexico
Nartes M. Schwab
Chihuahua
Schwab
Chicago
el! Paso
Apexy Island
E! Paso
Chihuahusa
France Spain Trade Pact Talks Delayed Indefinitely
Negotiations for a commercial treaty between France and Spain, intended to replace the expiring accord, were postponed indefinitely in Madrid on December 1. Officials cited unspecified delays and uncertain terms as the reason for the halt.
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Madrid
Dee
France
Spain
Tomerres
Warrantes Expanded in Goldfield Swindle Case
Dr J Grant Lyman, general manager of Union Securities, remains at large amid new warrants and pleas of not guilty by EK H Lattimer, secretary of the firm. Chicago broker F Scheffels says more complaints await, including a U S court charge for misusing the mail as officials search Union Securities records.
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United States
Justice Solomon
Union Securities Company
Los Angeles
Cal
J. Grant Lyman
Green
Pasadena
Goldfield
Nev
White
Brawley
Lyman
Gilbert
Vehoek
Zayas Withdraws Candidacy Clears Path for Zayas Ally
Havana cabal reports Jose Miguel Gomez has retired from the presidential race to promote liberal harmony. The move leaves Alfredo Zayas as the clear remaining candidate for the presidency of the republic.
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Zayas
Havana
Jose Miguel Gomez
Republc
Alfredo Zayis
Denial of Mutiny Reports on Cruiser Tennessee
Washington reports from December 1 state the Bureau of Navigation debunked mutiny rumors aboard the battleship Tennessee while acting as convoy for the Louisiana. The statement calls the claims entirely unfounded and without basis in the trip with President Roosevelt.
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Washington
Tennessee
Louisiana
Roosevelt
Patama
Bureau of Navigation
Norfolk
United States
The
Shortage of Oil Tank Cars Chokes California Supply
Los Angeles December 1 report says California oil industry faces a severe shortage of tank cars with not more than half the needed fleet in service. The absence forces storage and underground locking of oil. Railroads Southern Pacific Santa Fe and Salt Lake have ordered more cars but expect no quick relief.
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Los Angeles
Cal
California
Southern Pacific, Santa Fe and
Salt Lake Railroad
Veteran Mariner Ends Long Career at Salem
Salem Mass December 1 Captain Thomas Fuller a veteran shipmaster and hero of many high seas adventures has died at age 94 at his home His most noted feat was commanding the Lucilla off Sumatra when mutiny broke out with $25000 in specie aboard Fuller subdued the crew with a revolver and steered the vessel to Philadelphia in a daring rescue tale of maritime fame
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Salem
Mass
Thomas Fuller
Fuller
Sumatra
Swedish minister Grip recalled from United States post
Stockholm dispatch reports Crip Grip the Swedish minister to the United States has been recalled after serving for years. He is over 60 and eligible for retirement by Swedish practice. Relations with Sweden are described as satisfactory and his recall surprised many. He was believed to go on extended leave.
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Stockholm
Grip
Sweden
United States
Washington
Dee
Russia faces graft probe amid famine relief fraud
Lijdval the grain contractor and his agent Setskici arrive to testify as Gurko is removed from famine supplies duties. Lidval claims regular contracts and $200,000 advanced, while rail delays hinder delivery. Officials push a non bureau to investigate boosting public calm amid election crackdowns and party suppression.
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Morning Journal
St. Petersburg
Lijdval
Setskici
Gur. Ko
Lidval
Associated Press
Gurko
Gurke
Constitutional Democrats
St Petersburg
Congress of Nobles
France
War Veterans Describe Aiding Land Swindlers In Fraud Trial
Testimony in the Richard somatock land fraud case in the United States district court details how Thomas M Huntington an alleged agent paid homesteaders 25 dollars semi annually and covered travel costs to secure returns on leases. Witnesses Lawrence Curtis Francis Davis and William Emery recount filings and visits with Huntington guiding the process. The judge recessed as testimony continued and William F Parrell received a 28 year sentence for forgery tied to jury warrants.
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Omaha
Neb
Richard
Somatock
United States District Court
Thomas M. Huntington
Smith Curtis
Dunlap
James
Cody
Land Department
Francis L. Davis
Missouri Valley
Hull, Huntington
William H. Emery
Gordon
Dawi
Huntington and Hoyt
Valentine
Tom Huntington
Huntington
Butte
Mont
William F. Parrell
W. Kk. Davis
Farrell
Arson, Murder and Robbery News From Border Hot Spots
Reports from El Paso and Red Water detail three Delfie murders during a revolutionist crackdown and a Cotton Belt Express robbery near Red Water. Authorities mobilize border patrols, and special trains carry officers to the scenes as W. A. Grissup is wounded in the heist and the robbers flee.
Mexico complains over extradition decision in Rivera case
Senor Dan Balbino Duvolos of the Mexican embassy met with the state department to challenge the U S commissioner's ruling that Rivera a Regeneracion editor arrested in St Louis is not extraditable as the offense is political. Also Villarreal awaiting possible deportation as an undesirable immigrant. case to be reviewed by the department of commerce and labor.
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Washington
Senor
Dan Balbino Duvolos
State Department
United States
St. Louis
U. Riverta
Regeneracion
Riveria
Mexico
Antonio Villareal
Department of Commerce and Labor
Indictments for Libel Against Regeneracion Publishers
Grand jury returns criminal libel indictments against Ricardo Flores Magon Enrique Fier Mageoon Juan Sarabín and Antonio Villareal all Mexicans for publishing Regeneracion which was issued here and later suppressed. Witnesses include Colonel Woort Greene and Senator M Chase. Villareal held in El Paso extradition fight while Sarabla is jailed in Mexico City. Aaron Lopes Mangas released on own recognizance. hearing set for next Wednesday.
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St. Louis
Ricardo Flores Magoun
Enrique Fier» Mageoon
Juan Sarabin
Antonio Villareal
Regeneracion
Woort Greene
Cowpermine Fame
M. Chase
New York City
Villareal
el Paso
Texas
Sarabla
Mexico
Aaron Lopes Mangas
Negotiations for Sale of Mexican Central Railroad
In Mexico City J Eben Rich ards the new president of the Mexican Central railroad and Walter Rosen of Ladenburg Bankers meet Thai mang Co and Pablo Martines De Rio of the Mexican government. Officials say interviews possible but general view is that terms to sell the Central to the government are near completion.
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Mexico City
Dec
Eben Richards
Mexican Central Railroad
Walter Rosen
New York
Ladenburg
Thaimang & Co
Pablo Martines de Rio
Central
Trust Tobacco Plants Burned by Masked Mob in Princeton
A mob of about 300 masked men attacked Princeton Kentucky at 1 to 2 AM and burned tobacco plants linked to John Steger and John Gorr, under Imperial Tobacco Company control. The fire destroyed the facilities, causing an estimated loss of 6170,600. The night town marshal was seized and disarmed as the attackers set the fires and guarded the area until flames fully enveloped the buildings.
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Louisville
Princeton
John Steger
John Gorr
Imperial Tobaccs Company
New York
Fiere
Dames
Editor Theo dore M Carpenter Dies of Poisoning
Theo dore M Carpenter longtime Times editorial writer in Los Angeles died at his home from platinum poisoning after a twelve year tenure in the city and earlier work in Grand Rapids Michigan.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Theodore M. Carpenter
Times
Grand Rapids
Mich
Grain Broker Hartley Admits Receiving Rebates
Hartley of HS Hartley & Co Kansas City pleaded guilty in federal court to taking rebates from the St. Louis and San Francisco railroad. Judge Garland imposed the minimum $1,000 fine and gave until next Wednesday to pay. Indicted November 13, evidence showed 500 sacks of cotton seed were shipped to Carrollton Missouri with diversion at Kansas City to obtain a five cent per hundred rate reduction.
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Kanaas Iy
Indian Territory
Carrolton, Mo
Kansas City
Missing Telegraph Operator Located at His Home
Lynchburg Virginia December 1 Telegraph Operator G D Mattox tied to the Sawyers wreck has been found at his Rangoon boarding house L D Mattox says his brother was on duty November 21 and can prove he did not sleep or leave the office He allegedly tried to warn the next station and insists he did not flee after the accident.
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Lynchburg
G. D. Mattox
Southern Railway
Sawyers
Rangoor
L. D. Mattox
Rangoon
Ramroon
Wien
Fabulous price for Mexican plantation sale
El Pass Texas December 1 Three win Hendersons is the price to be paid by Rafael Arocena for a fifteen year lease of the Batita Taresa ranch in Coahuila Mexico the highest price ever paid for land in the republic Arocena pays 2000000 in cash and 1000000 for improvements the ranch includes over 160000 acres of fine cotton lands Memphis Tennessee December 8 James Hutchinson former secretary treasurer of the Della Cotton company was arrested on a charge of embezzling 68000 after earlier admitting a 74600 shortfall and attempting suicide by cutting his throat he survived and warrants followed
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el Pass
Tes
Rafeel Arocena
Batita Taresa
Couhwala
Mexico
Republic of Mexico
Memphis
Tenn
Dee. B—J Ki. Hutchinson
Della Cotton Company
Hutchison
Weather Outlook For Southwest States Dec 1
Washington reports new Mexican pair Sunday and Monday with rain in the north and east portions. Arizona pair Sunday and Monday.
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Washington
Arizona
Fifteen Hundred Paid Conspirators Tied to 1905 Teamsters Strike
Chicago reports sensational testimony in the P. Shea conspiracy trial tied to the 1905 teamsters strike. Albert Young testifies that a 1500 fund from Robert Noren helped finance strikes to aid Montgomery Ward garment workers. Details describe meetings, the Chicago Federation of Labor, and payments to Noren.
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Morning Journal
Chicago
P. Shea
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Teamsters
Albert Young
United Teamsters of America
Young
Robert Noren
Garment Workers’ Union
Shea
Tabor
Garment Workers of
Montgomery Ward & Co
Noren
Chicago Federation of Later
Joliet
Uls
Brickhlavers’ Hall
Asaitent States
Miler
Cornelius FP. Shen
William Kelly
Fingh McGee
James Barry
Youne
Stephen Sumner
Milk Wagon Drivers
Charles Dell
Chicago Federation of Labor
Edward Noeles
Chandler Workers’ Union
Hoppe
Cigar Maker’ Union
Hicage Federation of Labor
Shock Exchange
Barry
Metjeen
McCarthy
Neren
Miller Neren
Japanese Rely on Roosevelt for Justice
Washington reports Japanese rely on President Roosevelt to adjust the situation. Japanese press remains moderate and no immediate changes are expected. The Associated Press notes developments are in Roosevelt’s hands and his willingness to act is trusted.
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Washington
Wes
Japan
Roosevelt
Engineer Released as Sonora Rail Strike Ends
Teesen Arizona December 1 The Sonora railroad strike involving engineer Reiz of the Southern Pacific ends after an accidental killing claim. Trains resume movement and the engineer is released from detention.
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Sonora
Teesen
Ariz
Draneh
Southern Pacific
Reiz
Yaoui Indianana
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W. A. Grissup
Mylan
J. M. Edgall
Dallas
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