Colorado Supreme Justice Notices Bomb Beneath Gate
A report states a powerful blast threat involving an infernal machine buried under Judge Goddard's gate near Denver. Investigators found forty sticks of dynamite packed inside the device and traced the attempt to conceal a deadly attack.
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Richardson
Seward
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Onrchard
Ote
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Err
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Luther M. Gast
Mpemne
Colorado
Sexepal
Ponta
Pathe
Vernier
Ana Humbeddt
Denver
Pine Tex
Samenes
Bulkeley Welle
Iver Westikewey
Dwnwer
Goddard
Rts Vaentierg
Darrow
Invernor Peabody
Danary
Fenteaty
Adams
City
Pactow
Lees
Paket
Justice Goddard
Explosion Evidence Delayed Haywood Trial Hearings
The Haywood trial faces further delay as judges weigh admissibility of Miners Magazine articles. Testimony links or confirms Orchar d in damages tied to a bombing plot tied to the governor's murder investigation. Witness recounts explosive events in Denver as defense urges restraint on inflammatory material.
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Marry Orchard
William DB. Haywood
Mapiamne
Western Federation of Miners
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Orchard
Colorado
Tate
Orchart
Bulkeley Welty
Werteny Detective Agency
Algarve
Denver
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Frehard
Toad
Stein Ant Hettle
Riearne
Fromover
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Garnet Renbody
Brearad
Tiny
Amuttier
Vawkine
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Detenne
Enard
Ymler
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Heweh
Phatater
Peabody Bonth
Tarry
Ceehard
Hoach
Seemveer
Bach
Iowa
Manaaine
Minenberg
B. FE. Richardson
Johann Most
Spiew
Richardson
Haywood
Steunenberg
Tote
Borab
Sprons
Miners’ Magazine
Mutual Life Insurines Company
Johnl. Blearne
Denver Orchard
Haywood, Moyer and Pettibone Tyenetee
Hite Insurance
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Stearns
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Horace N Tiowktos
KF Tehardson
J. C. Sullivan
State Federation of Lahoor
HenryhHhen
Stearne Pettibone
Taytoud
Formor
Tmawkine
J. C. Bulliwan
Court Panel Reprimands Jury 3A Over Ramirez Case
Judge Parker harshly rebukes the jury 3A for acquitting Romualdo Ramirez in the murder of Valenzuela in Socorro County. The courtroom confrontation frames the panel as a disgrace while outlining prosecutorial and judicial expectations.
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Socorro
Romualdo Ramirez
Valenzuela
Not Guilty Verdict Angers Judge in San Antonio Murder Case
Rompaldo Ramirez was found not guilty of murder in a San Antonio district court. Judge Frank W. Parker condemned the jury as a disgrace after their verdict, while two spectators faced contempt charges for their loud approval. The trial stemmed from Ramirez shooting Manuel Valenzuela outside a saloon on June 7 amid heavy drinking beforehand.
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Morning Journal
Bocorro
Frank W. Parker
Rompaldo Ramirez
Ramires
Manuel Valenzuela
Jacobo Chavez
Valenzuela
Hawkes
Tamtrez
Valennuedas House
Ambrosie Torres
Nive Oy
Crop depressions and fines hit Russian press
Discouraging crop reports note winter wheat rotting from heavy rains and spring wheat killed by drought. In Moscow June 19 the Russki Viedomosti, a liberal organ, fined $200 for publishing an article deemed harmful. Four other papers fined up to $210 each and similar penalties issued in multiple cities. Pekaterinoslay June 19 the social democratic party local committee and a secret printing office they ran were arrested and confiscated.
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Russki Viedomesti
Orman
Falalystok
Samara
Poletava
Tiflis
Terrorism Suspects Arrested After Raid in Nesehin
Reports from Nesehin Russia say four dozen suspects were rounded up at the headquarters of a terrorist group on June 19 as authorities pursue conspiracies and utomula rumors. Italian cruiser Diggall reportedly directed to Guatemala amid protests over a execution case involving Italian citizens.
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Russia
Mexico City
Cesare Benuzzi
Diggall
Guatemala
Cabrera
Delayed sentencing for Abraham Tuell and next day ruling on Dinan malfeasance
In San Francisco on July 10 an arrangement with the prison delays Abraham Tuell's sentence, while Chief of Police Dinan must answer tomorrow to a charge of malfeasance. In Austin on June 19 Governor Campbell orders a militant company to guard two Black porters under arrest for alleged assault on a white woman on a Texas and Pacific train to prevent riot violence.
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Prisen
Abraham Tuel
Polite Dinan
Austin
Texas
Campbell
Marshall
Texas and Pacific
Labor Commissioner Moves to Avert Telegraphers Strike
New York June 19 The Commercial Telegraphers union warns that a general strike may be ordered within a week or ten days against Postal and Western Union Telegraph companies unless demands are met. Deputy President Kokenkamp and President Small indicate plans for a nationwide work stoppage, with local actions to follow and possible wage deductions already levied.
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Western Union
Portal
Tele
Eraph
Kokenkamp
Commercial Telegraphers Union
Postal
Small
Wade Tae
Nally
Toe
Postal Telegraph Company
Fe Erievance Agaitet Ue
Konenkam
Upton
Etrike
Cte Ipa
Tee Neilie
Jhosms
Civic Federation
Teleraph Companies
Te Urban
Untangled fragment reports deaths tied to plague exodus at Ba tina fort
A garbled dispatch from Mexico City on June 18 mentions deaths linked to a plague outbreak with evacuees from a fort. The text is unclear but implies a exodus and casualties among a mix of travelers and locals.
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Mexico City
Batina
Exiel
Prisoner Swarm Shuts St Petersburg Jail
Report from St Petersburg on June 16 describes a crowded jail scene with prisoners gathered in the packing district. The text references petitions and unrest amid the overcrowding and impending transfers or actions by prison authorities.
Trikkata Flood Drowns Over a Hundred in Loether River
In Athens on June 19 a severe flood from the Loether river inundated Trikkata, resulting in the drowning of more than a hundred people. The disaster devastated the town as waters rose rapidly and swept away homes and livelihoods.
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Loether
Trikkata
Theesalia
Shanghai editors attack Japan over foreign unrest claim
Shanghai dispatch notes a leading Shanghai paper accusing Japanese media of portraying China as hostile to foreigners and unstable. It cites Chinese distrust of Japan growing amid tensions and unrest in the region.
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Shanghai
Nines
Japan
Axia
China
la Growte
Million Dollar Water Scheme in Goltar
Cimarron Valley Land Company forms in Santa Fe with 1 million dollars capital to reclaim thousands of acres via a major irrigation project. Headquarters at Cimarron with a reservoir near the Morene and Chaeulla rivers and a twenty mile canal along the divide between Charron and Rayade rivers. Incorporators include David B Cole Hilton Metters Charter Springer Frederick Whitney George Tremley and Arthur Hothcer. Other new incorporations include RB Vase Duane and Pertilizer Company with New Mexico operations and 10 thousand dollar capital stock.
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N. M
Cimarron Valley Land Company
Chmarren
Morene
Cha
Cimarron
Hilton Metters
Charter Springer
Frederick Whitney
George Tremley
Arthur Hoth Cer
Raton
RB Vase Duane and Pertilizer Cmpany
New Mexico
Cavisbad
Keddy County
George Bruce
Texas
Merle
Preliminary Races for Kaiser's Cup Sailors Compete
Martiehead and Maselle lead in the second series of trials to choose three American challengers for the German Emperor's Cup. Marblehead and Chewik VIU perform well in early races as Spokane and Corinthian trail, with scores tallying across six races. The city of Hamburg approves a 19 057000 port expansion plan including harbor development south of the river.
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Maselle
Ube Vietute
Marblehead
WL Duyre Samt
J G Macomber
Leeward
Inday
Filipineti
Spokane
Unclear fragment from June report on cruiser movements
Fragmentary note from Hheernoas dated June 19 describes Tsukuba and Chibonen cruisers sailing toward Japan with references to tickets and a voyage. No clear events or outcomes are documented in readable text.
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Brelawl
Phe
Tsukuba
Chibonen
Wegale
Gee Dave
Donee
Japan
Sensation in Public Land Convention Sparks Debate
A Denver convention report on credentials triggers protests over alleged packing. Colorado’s 496 delegates counted, later cut to 296, with disputes over accreditation and voting rules. Speakers including Mondell and Hale push forest reserve and land policy criticism. the day ends amid calls for reform and further committee action.
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Morning Journal Special
Denver
Public Lands
Antis
Committee On Credentials
Colorado
Wyoming
Mark Woodruff
Pike's Peak
Woodruff
Fresent Murito Mackenzie
National Live Stock Association
BR. W. Bonyune
Jeaynee
Cop. Arnold
Thomas J. Waleh
Shieh
Mondell
Roosevelt
Mandell
Irving Hate
Thin State
Hale
Forestry Department
China Bilerbe
Arizona
Vilerbe
Hie
D.C. Beaman
Washington
Comunistion
Labor contracts in Western Federation of Miners debate
At the Western Federation of Miners annual convention in Denver a heated debate raged over amending laws to bar local unions from making labor contracts with operators. Delegates argued contracts split workers while supporters of the current system cited majority approval. The roll call ended with 750 votes in favor of the resolution voiding all contracts both signed and verbal. An organizer for Alaska and the Douglas union in Arizona urged action as conditions in the territory described as slavery.
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Morning Journal
Denver
Col
Western Federation of Miners
Butte
Robert Randall
Goldfield Union No
Eevase
Tha Lt
Weatert Federation of Miners
Alaska
Douglas
Ariz) Unten
Government Moves to Avert Winter Fuel Shortage in West
Washington reports strict steps by the government and railroads to prevent a fuel famine in the west and northwest. Northern Pacific President Kitlett urged early coal purchases, with Lane and Garfield coordinating to stock government depots and alert Montanan officials to this looming shortage for 1907 1908.
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Washington
West
Northwest
Howard Kitlett
Northern Pacific Railroad
Commissioner Lane
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Lane
Garfield
Taft
Roosevelt
Northern Pacific
B. T. Stanton
Railroad Commission of Montana
Montana
Los Angeles
Cal
French Strikers In Wild Riot Across Midi Cities
Paris reports grave news as Clemenceau receives word of unrest in Narbonne where ten thousand troops confront angry crowds. Mob violence erupts with arson at a sub prefecture, barricades rise in other towns, and Montpelier sees serious rioting with prison doors attacked and troopers clashing with locals.
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Clemenceau
Midi
Lyons
Narbonne
Marcelon Albert
Montpelier
Transport Captain Fined for Smuggling
A transport captain from the United States Army transport Kapottich was fined 120 by the treasury department for violating the law at Kewport Newada on June 18. Captain Morrow plans to appeal, claiming lack of knowledge of the case and non violation of the law.
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Newada
Morrow
Ucolted
Tates
Kapottich
Hae
Treasury Department
Capitan Morrow
Augusts K Willson Elected Kentucky Governor Candidate
The Kentucky Republican state convention elected Augustus K Willson of Louisville as their governor candidate. The platform endorsed Roosevelt policy with no dissent. Willson, longtime Louisville resident, has held numerous political offices and was a former senator.
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Republicans
Kentucky
Augustus &. Wilson
Louieville
Fairbanks
Taft
Roosevelt
Augustus K. Willson
Louisville
Japanese Garden Ultimatum Drives Bond Vote Threat
Labor groups in San Jose threaten to oppose a $176,000 bond to upgrade the fire department and Alum Rock park unless a Japanese tea garden keeper is removed. A committee from trades councils and the Japanese exclusion league delivered the ultimatum at a park commission meeting this morning. the commission took the matter under advisement.
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San Jose
Cali
Burglary Proof Vaults Sold to State Questioned
Harrisburg reports expert Wells Monteague testified to a capitol inquiry that the state overpaid for metallic furniture and burglary proof vaults supplied under a 1 090 000 contract. He said four safes in the state treasurer’s offices were worth far less than charged and could be opened with ordinary tools. He criticized prices for metal furniture as well.
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Haries D. Montesue
Metallc
New York
Capitol
Pennsylvania Construction Company
Montegue
Vaudd
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