Miner Dies After Four Hours Trapped Under Rock
A miner named Blagoje Ranash, 25, Austrian known as Danis, was buried alive for four hours in the Anucan sielock. Rescuers pulled him free at Taarleck but he died at St. Davies hospital five minutes after arrival. He is survived by a cousin in the west, a sister in Chicago, and a brother in Bishee. The death is attributed to internal injuries.
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Blagoje Ranash
Tit Danis
Vietin
Taarleck
St. Davies
Cormier SU
Chicago
Bishee
Former Butte Fireman Answers His Last Call
Michael Roylan aged 42 died in his cabin on Hast Silver street at midnight from a complication of ailments He previously served in the Butte fire department and had not been able to work in recent years He was unmarried and as yet no survivors are named locally.
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Michael Roylan
Hast Silver Street
Knights of the Trolley Beat the Gardens Crew
The Knights of the Trolley defeated the Gardens Crew in the annual game played yesterday morning with a decisive 14 to 5 score. Reegger nabbed Norton's deceptive bends while Ivey and Dock-Sader added points for the winning team.
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Tom Norton
Columbia Gardens
Knights of the Controller
Register
Reegger
Norton
Ivey
Dock- Sader
Twirling wine cited in a decisive shutout mishap
Fragmentary report notes a team achieving a shutout but with errors by pitcher or defense. The text mentions a crew and an untidy behind miscue. Details are unclear, but the core image is a dominant win overshadowed by mistakes.
Alleged theft at Lassington mine workshop and arrests
Reports describe a break in at the Lassington mine workshop with Harvey and William caught by a watchman while attempting escape. They were taken to county hall in Turnip Town for charges as authorities investigate associates in Virginia City and nearby towns.
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Lassington
Tdwin Harvey
Harry” Willian
Beirinies
Halle
Veerin
Tenelock
Avot Harvey
Wallan
Weasere
Walkervill
Marshalames Murthy
Uiset
Fitzgerald's Case and a Fatal Auto Incident
A Chicago court handled the Fitzgerald case with a young boy’s death linked to a car accident near Dresden. Fitzgerald, accused of theft from a government fund, faced a postponed hearing as U.S. authorities prepared further evidence. In Schmiedeberg a German boy was fatally struck by a car driven by Bartlett, whose family was aided by local officials and the Consul General. investigations determined no blame on the chauffeur.
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Mega
George W. Pitagerld
Chteagosi Treasury
Jatt Ie
Jdge Chetlain
Itera
Fitzgerald
United States
Dresden
Tartrett
Chicago
Karlsbad
Schmiedeberg
Bartlett Parts
Edt
Iden
Eeasion
Chanteur
Ciiiminge
Partiott
Case of Mormon Women Is Being Investigated
In Moston on August 2 immigration inspectors held a special session to examine Mormon women arriving aboard the ship Republic from Liverpool. Margaret and another woman were taken for further inquiry and likely to be sent back to England. Theodore A. Bell plans to notify John W. Kern of nonnation for a Breaden tour of the Pacific coast states.
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Moston
Bint
Meamship Republic
Ama
Gms
Margaret
Cainel
Tiverpool
England
Chicago
Theodore A. Bell
John W. Kern Tomer Fow
Pactic Coast
Mendes Plan to Down Castro Sparks Nevada Outcry
Reports from Reno say Gen Raphael Yaabel Mendes, escaped Venezuelan veteran, is organizing a filibuster to topple Castro’s government. The tale links a hunting deal to funds, mentions Poe and Meriden, and cites a French British exhibition bubble fountain as a striking spectacle at the British hall of textile and chemical industries. The fountain features a double surround driven by an electric motor and pump, producing a kaleidoscopic display of bubbles lit at night like a Jewelled Arabian Nights scene.
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Reno
New
Raphael Yaabel Mendes
Nevada
Venezuela
Vienna
Poe
Princeton
Franciaes
Brit
Textile and Chemical Industries
Jockey Beaten In Fierce Fight At Butte Track
A dispute over the lastance at the Butte track ended in a brutal sidewalk brawl outside the Butte hotel. Jockey D T Pendergast, who rode Kiameshi HL to victory, and Try Mt were arrested after a ferocious encounter that left both men bruised. A police officer witnessed the scuffle and restrained the combatants as spectators watched. Investigators noted claims of a prior agreement to back Kiameshi HL with a large stake. Kiameshi HL, the favorite, won the race by a short margin amid the commotion.
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Butte
D.T. Pendergast
Kiameshi
Rive Fonds
Pendergist
Tran
Miso
John Ingraham
Pryant
Kinniesha
Tryant
Pendergast
Ancient fishing rites and beliefs across tribes described
The piece recounts diverse indigenous salmon fishing customs and taboos from Pacific Northwest to New Zealand. It notes chiefs called to imminent salmon runs, ritual practices around first catches, and warnings about spirits, fish, and gender roles in preparations and superstitions.
Mallard Ducks Domesticated by Trowbridge Family
A narrative describes how Mr Trowbridge raised mallard ducks in his yard near York County. Wild teal ducks visited the premises, but the domesticated mallards remained settled, wing clipped yet responsive to the call of the wild. The flock’s behavior showed calm home life despite occasional flights.
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J. Franklin Ramestie
Sears
Trowbridge
Minot Iy
Trowbridge Yard
Trowbridge Tranards
York County
Fragmentary history note on Papua and New Guinea name origins
The text recalls how Papua earned its name from the Malaya meaning frizaled hair, notes beliefs about New Guinea's connection to Australia, and mentions early sightings and European contact. It states the Austral government sought to annex eastern lands and established a British protectorate in the 19th century.
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Papua
Malaya
New Guinea
Australia
A.dabeet
Austral
Gay growler party ends in shooting accident
A miner at St Laws, O'Connell, was hospitalized with a revolver wound through his right ankle after a growler party at Cabbage Patch. The shot, said to be accidental when a gun dropped from Ed Newins' pocket, shattered both ankle bones. Several men were present, and police investigated to determine the exact cause amid varying statements.
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Ea O'Connel
St Laws
St. James’ Honepital
Hesperus
O'Connell
Ed Newins
Merry Nakers
tyCon 32
Clarence Hotel
Mod. Scott
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