Miners Union Faces Dissolution Bid in Goldfield
Goldfield miners association seeks federal injunction to stop picketing and dissolve the Goldfield Miners' Union. Western Federation of Miners official Mahoney vows to fight, calling injunction a danger to workers and warning of broader conflict. City residents await possible legislative action and state ranger measures to curb unrest.
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Morning Journal
Goldfield
Nev
Miners Union of Goldfield
Mahoney
Western Federation of Miners
Goldfield Miners Association
Goldfield Miners’ Union
Goldfield Union
United States
Charles S.S. McKinnon
Unio
Sparks
Lewislature
Rangers of Police
Admiral Se Bree’s Squadron Reaches Plehitingue
Cruisers Tetinee gee and Washington arrive off Plehitingue on Lower California coast. The squadron is expected to proceed to Magdalena Bay as its next stop.
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Reteh
Washington
Sebree
Tetineegee
Plehitingue
Lower California
Magdalena Bay
Portuguese Premier Wages War on Graft
Lisbon reports Premier Senor Franco leads crackdown on graft in Portuguese administration. King Carlos and dictator face opposition as thousands of posts, offices, and salaries are targeted, stirring backlash across the political spectrum.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Garlow
Las Courished
Senor
Franco
Carlos
Har Dev
Senor Franco
England
Physician Charged With Murder of Spouse in Hyde Park
Dedham Mass Dec 36 A Hyde Park physician Walter Raleigh Amesbury faced formal charges in court for the murder of his wife a music teacher at Roanoke College The estranged husband reportedly called on his wife yesterday and after a dispute shot her The man was restrained by a relative and officers were summoned
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Dedham
Masc
Walter Raleigh Amesbury
Hyde Park
Tulay
Roanoke College
Balen
Amesbury
Tee
Fire in Snow Sheds Delays Southern Pacific Traffic Near Cle Elum
A morning blaze in the Southern Pacific snow sheds at Troy near Cle Elum tied up traffic for hours after four freight cars burned and collided with a locomotive. About two hundred feet of snow sheds were destroyed before crews extinguished the fire and cleared the line.
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Sacramente
Cub
Dee
Southern Pacific
Troy
Cleco
Train Collision Cleared Tracks After Afternoon Fire
A collision involving fire trains from Blue Canyon and the Summit and a local wrecking train cleared the track by 4 20 o clock this afternoon. The wreck damaged sheds and wires cutting telegraph and telephone service for a time. Conductor William Lindsay sustained painful injuries in the wreck. The cause of the collision is not known.
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Blue Canyon
William Lindsay
California litigant loses peculiar suit
The Third District Court of Appeals ruled that W. W. Wyatt cannot claim damages after Superior Judge N. D. Arnot resigned Alpine County bench to work in Eldorado County. The case against Thomas Barber originated in 1904 and spanned multiple judges, with outcomes hinging on whether Arnot was obliged to render a decision by a specific time. The appellate court upheld that no damages were payable due to the absence of a mandatory decision deadline.
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Sacramento
Cal
Third District Court of Appeals
W. W. Wyatt
N. DD. Arnot
Alpine
Eldorado County
Wyatt
Thomas Barber
Arnot
Eldorado
Clark Howard
Howard
Court of Appeals
Denver Editor Beaten by Rival. Patterson Sues Post Owner
Former U S Senator Thomas M Patterson accuses Denver Post proprietor Fred G Bonfils of assault after a morning confrontation. Bonfils admits striking Patterson but cites justification amid long running newspaper war and warns of further action. Patterson, 70, Bonfils, 44, claim different details as pedestrians intervene.
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Ity Morntng Journal
Denver
Colo, Dew
Fred G. Bontils
Denver Post
United States
Thomas M. Patterson
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the Post
The
News
Times Publishing — Company
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Creantite
Dte Chesson
Bonfile
Bon
Wells Fargo Charged With Breach of Rate Law
San Francisco December 26 Wells Fargo Express faces charges for illegal rate making by the California Commerce Commission. The hearing will review alleged interstate rate violations and concealment of higher charges from the public, according to the commission.
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Wells-Fargo
San Francisco
Infermtats Commerces Conseroner
Franklin
Wells-Farge Express
California Commerce
Exprese
Contary
Monument Warships to Help Dedicate Barracks?
San Diego reports Mayor Por ward received a telegram confirming that the battleship Nebraska and armored cruisers will join other warships in the dedication of the Benedicton monument in January seven. Admiral Gondrich will arrive from New York for final ceremonies. Hoverhur Gillett and staff are expected to attend.
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San
Paris Dettie-Jiman Joseph Cornelie death announced
Paris announces the death of Dettie-Jiman Joseph Cornelie a roofed gather and journalist.
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Paris
Dettie-Jiman
Joseph Cornelie
Mystery murder near Garrison docks shocks Passaic region
A nude female body found in Dickensons Meadows near Garrison shows strangulation and dragging marks. Police detain two yacht occupants Albert Thompson and Frederick Kirkman after watchman Peter Coogan identifies the victim and links a man seen with her earlier.
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Morning Journal Special Leaced
Newark
N. J
Dackensack Meadows
Garrison
Harrison
Polce
Peter Coogan
Marine Engine Company
Passaic
Albert Thompson
Elizabeth
Frederick Kirkman
Thompson
Congress Aims to Protect Workers After Jacobs Creek Disaster
Reports detail a deadly incident at Jacobs Creek prompting lawmakers to debate enhanced safety. The incident underscores urgent needs for protections for workers and safer mine operations nationwide.
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Jacobs Creek
Congress
Cortelyou After Loebs Ogalp In Washington
Washington dispatch reports William Loeb Jr is blamed by Cortelyou for his fall from favor with President Roosevelt. Cortelyou seeks Loebs scalp amid rumors of disloyalty plots and southern delegate schemes tied to a looming showdown with the president.
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Morning Journal
Washington
William Loeb, Jr
George B. Cortelyou
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Ecommerce and Labor
Republican National Committee
Weasury
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Cortelyou
Cortelyonts
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Jlse
Loeh
Loch
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Cor Hurmbia
Frederick Stevens
Public Works
New York
Washington Bank
Stevens
Hughes
Arep
Iahea
A. L. Mohler
Colon Pacite Railroad
Salt Lake
Teave
Union Pacvitte
Southern Pace
Hoosier Love Feast Endorses Fairbanks
The Indianapolis love feast of Republicans adopted resolutions urging the nomination of Vice President Fairbanks for the presidency. Governor J Frank Hanley introduced the resolutions and United States Senator Alfred A Beveridge gave the principal address before about 1000 party workers.
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Indianapolis
Fulrounks
J. Frank Hanley
United States
Alfred A. Beveridge
Indiana
California postmaster in jail for shortfall
Los Angeles December 26 bondmen for Chittles Lovelace former Ocean Park postmaster surrendered him when failing to meet a 2009 dollar demand by the U S district attorney. His bond rose from 4000 to 7500 and he faced a shortage of 3008 05 dollars according to a post office inspector in charge of the office.
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Los Angeles
United States
Ear of Race War in Oklahoma
Henrietta Oklahoma reports fear of racial riot after the lynching of James Garden a Black man. Armed Negroes advance from Wildcat and Clearview settlements toward Henrietta with 35 heavily armed men moving near the river ten miles away.
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Oklahoma
Henrietta
Okla
James Garden
Wildcat
Clearview
Hundred Die in Chilean Strike Riots
An official statement says clashes between police and nitrate strikers killed 210 men and injured about 54. The strike leaders, the president and vice president of the organization, are Spanish anarchists who have disappeared.
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Valparaiso
Dec
ooffic_ial
Explosions in Mines Seen Preventable by Lessons of Foreign Nations
Washington dispatch reports scientists say mine blasts are preventable and that U S laws need strengthening. The year 1908 saw nearly 6 000 coal mine deaths in the United States with eleven major explosions, prompting calls for a cabinet level department of mines and new safety taxes to aid victims.
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Morning Journal
Washington
Jacob's Creek
Congress
Lafayette City
Monongah
W. Va
Yolande
Ala
Negaunee
Mich
Priceburg
Scarboro
United States
America
Department of Mines and Mining
Commissioner of Agriculture
Cabinert
Bureau of Mite
McHenry
Pennsylvania
MecMenry
Acquit Banker Walsh Motion Declared In Chicago Court
Judge Anderson overruled defense contentions in the United States district court and took the Watch case from the jury. Attorney Miller was interrupted while presenting the defense as the judge stated it was useless to continue and that further discussion would worsen the record.
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Chicago
Aderson
United
Miller Wee
Alderson
Attorneys Move to Remove Jury in Tk Wealth Case
Lawyers for John Tk Wealth petitioned the federal district court to move the case away from a jury citing alleged failures by the governing body to prove that financial losses followed Armact lon. The request hinges on the conduct of officers including a Chicago National Bank president.
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Dee
John Tk
Wealth Today
Wilsh
Federal District Court
Chicago National Bank
Walsh Bank Trial and Powers Murder Case Updates
Attorneys clash over bank by laws and falsity of notes in Walsh case. Judge Anderson pins accountability on officers while noting deceit in memorandum notes. Parallel testimony in Caleb Powers trial in Georgetown covers Goebel assassination links and Youtsey’s meetings and statements.
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A. Thomas
Frankfort
Youtsey
Howard
Goebel
Howard Scott
Promoter Convicted in Lost Bullion Mines Fraud Case
United States district court judge sentencing list shows multiple defendants from the Lost Bullion Spanish Mines company convicted of use of the mails to defraud. Sentences include jail terms from fifteen to thirty days and fines from 50 to 1000 dollars, with varying costs. Named defendants include George S DuBois Leo Dubois G Blackwell William Fl Wilken W H Caveman A Wi Keables Arthur Law rence Arthur Levan G W Sebbun and Daniel Pinkus.
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Morning Journal
Denver
Bullion Spanish Mines Company
Lewis
United States District Court
George S&s. DuBois
Leo Dubois
G. [. Blackwell
Willliam Fl. Wilken
W. H. Caveman
A. Wi. Keables
Arthur Lawrence
Arthur Levan
G. W. Sebbun
Ant Daniel Pinkus
Government Engineers to Visit Pacific Coast
California river improvement group reports the U S board of engineers in charge of rivers and harbors will visit California in January. Colonel Daniel W Lockwood of the corps of engineers will be among the guests, following an extended invitation from the River Improvement and Drainage association of California.
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San Francisco
River Improvement and Drainage Association of California
United States Board of Engineers In
California
Daniel W. Lockwood
Corps of Engineers
United States Army
Patal Grade Crossing Accident Near Wilmington
At Anaheim road crossing near Wilmington an electric car struck a wagon carrying four men. Hugh McCullough of Long Beach was killed, another man fatally injured, and two others seriously injured. The victims were returning from Long Beach after a Christmas party.
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Los Angeles
Hugh McCullough
Long Beach
Pacific Electris Railway
Anaheim Road
Wilmington
Navy Divided by Jealous Scor Over Resignation Controversy
Secretary Metcalf declined to discuss the issues behind Admiral Brownson’s resignation as chief of the Bureau of Navigation. Commander Winslow served as acting chief while legality of staff officer assignments under the 1899 naval personnel act was debated, with both sides interpreting rank provisions differently. Metcalf avoided entering into the controversy and denied knowledge of Surgeon Rixey’s claims of interference.
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Metcalf
Navigation
Morning Journal
Washington
Brownson-Rixey
Admiral Brownson
Bureau of Navigation
C. McRae Winslow
Bureau
Winslow
Stokes
Hrowran
Navigation Bureau
Hixey
Bureau of Media and Surgery
Large Barn Burns in Alamogordo
A large barn owned by George Cart, proprietor of the Alamogordo ice plant, burned at 7 o clock tonight. Firemen saved the adjacent fire plant and buildings, with losses estimated at about 80 dollars for the barn and contents. The blaze drew a big crowd as witnesses.
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Morning Journal
Alamogordo
N. M
George Cart
Florence Roberts Produces New Play at Los Angeles Theater
In Los Angeles the society comedy by Geraldine Bonner and Elmer B Harris received its first staging tonight by Migs Florence Roberts and company. The cast featured Miss Roberts in a witty society role, with strong applause for her performance. The production heads to New York later in the season.
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Geraldine Bonner
Elmer B. Harris
Los Angeles
Migs Florence Roerts
New York
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