Hold Up at West Mercury Street Ends in Gunfire
Olaf Nova a miner living on South Dakale Street is held up on West Mercury Street by two men. Lieutenant Yorath chases the suspects, confronts Sullivan who shoots himself in the hand, and Sullivan refuses to name his partner.
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Ibiner
Berloe
Ufleer
Mike Buckley
Altienptine
Olaf Nova
MS South Dakale Street
West Mercury Street
Carells
Suluvin
Sigan
Louvre
Stenper Coward Sullivan
Streat
Sullivan
Sillivan
Vorath Tyromy
Palla
Clalham
Yorath
Sulliyan
Nan Bian
Impeachment Trial Shifts to Archbald Testimony
The Senate heard testimony in the impeachment trial of Judge Robert W. Archbald as W A May of Scranton testified. Cross examining May, Attorney Worthington questioned letters and claims tied to a Katydid contract and a Washington investigation into Archbald’s conduct. Witnesses hurled exclamations as the session grew tense and a remark from Senator Race drew censure.
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Washington
W. A. May
Scranton
Robert W. Archhott
Commerce Court
Senate
May
Race
Max
Archbard
Atchbald
Curia Bank
Sr. Worthington
Archwalji
Mr. May
Bacon
Dines With Officer Wife Ends In Navy Board Session
A Vallejo naval inquiry examined an incident aboard the gunboat Vickeburg involving Mrs Muller wife of a bartender and other women. Mrs Muller allegedly struck with a hat by an officer's wife. The naval board chaired by Commander Robard Drogtin held a closed session. officers were questioned and a report went to the navy department.
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Vallejo
Cal
Dee
Vickeburg
Miler
Muller
Sen
Addaight
Ctacier
Navy Department
Med. Muller
Pinesicad Torr Fire Destroys Factory in Dec Night
A blaze destroyed a cask and doer factory in the town tonight with losses exceeding $100,000. Fire crews battled flames as business records and equipment were consumed. No injuries reported, authorities investigate causes.
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Town
Dec
Forgotten Trains in Collision Near Beiton
A westbound Burlington train collided with a late train three hours behind schedule. The eastbound crew failed to meet the westbound orders, causing a near-miss. Engineer Dignan of the leading train survived uninjured as the other engine braked hard and derailed. Passengers sustained minor injuries, including Mrs. Mary McWelvier of Carthage, Ill. Four hours to clear the track.
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Namindtel
Buriington Teutap
Whdeavar Ing
Tadab Swift
Beit
Indian Killed by Agency Policeman at Arlee
A Native man named Sinevane was shot and killed by a agency policeman at the Arlee agency after a confrontation. Flathead prisoner Sinevane allegedly offered money and a fat steer to avoid arrest. officers restrained him as he fled and Finley fired the fatal shot. Investigators from the agency continued the inquiry tonight.
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Standard
Missoua
Bernoe Finley
Antie Aint
Poticomman
Kiel & Ni
di Ane
Flathead
Sinevane
Arlee Tonigit
Ottien
Sring Te Egeape
Wriner
Tly
Spurden
Aineyage
Estoy
Mbit
Ind
Finley
Shoal Cavanos Mars
Slee Martin
Jail doors open as county to rent old facility
Local officials in Fard County advertise renting the vacant jail building after two years without inmates. The Union Council and county commissioners express concern over prisoner absence and consider leasing the facility to nearby Stevens County authorities or other arrangements.
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Bernat
Farad
Fard
Union Council
Ue Renuin Ciendalion
Peulas
Conatieubes Ly
Peters
Stevens
Stevens County
Ford
Muirix
Eil
Tollaw Tiugeten
Veteran of Mexican and Civil Wars Passes at 102
Cerrillos New Mexico veteran Mi Bee Naminick, aged 102, endured early Mexican War service and the American Indian Wars, later serving in the Civil War with Confederate arms. He reportedly survived 14 bullet wounds and recalled boyhood battles against the Meslo.
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Naminick
Joint Draft of Demands Recalled in Leiden Talks
Reported in the Leiden conference context Greece remains unwilling to fight as the Greek position on the island of Chios and surrounding campaigns is described. Delegates are to be sent to the imperial conference once the maritime and railway projects in the Balkans are settled, amid talks of peace alliances and regional arrangements with Vienna.
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Leiden
Greece
Chios
Chios Ad At Seiing Add Wieir
Wardanelles
Smyrna
Hi Ds
Vienna
Servia
Danube
Orzon
Wondon, Tee
Aispatetla
Lally Telegraph
Fronz Spin
Salan- Ae
Bilpatia
Meluchet
Aereat
Sempart
Griano
Soithwast
Serres
Stroma Valley
Girert
Ie Mediterranean
Nda
Salonky
Vicenna
Turkey
Elevator manager killed by fly wheel accident
Unclear text describes a fatal elevator incident at a mill or building. The manager was killed when a fly wheel seized or broke free during operation. Several bystanders or workers were injured as the wheel spun and struck people. a helper arrived as the engine failed.
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Miles
Plevna
Victine
Moor
Amarkin Fer Rutlsars Conclude Convention in Dee 6
The psisily iam inal convention ends with a report from the committee on resolutions urging an ant i rant free Maine to Aufornia and from Canada to exlea, outlining a broad cross border pact for stricter immigration controls.
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Amarkin Fer Rutlsars’ Association
Cormmuter
Maine
Aufornia
Canada
National company figures in Montana trial and cross examination
A Montana case referenced the National company and its leaders amid testimony about prior years and probity. Witnesses described the company selling second line machines, with cross examination highlighting historical actions by executives and attempts to influence change.
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Chyehanathep
hoGveat
Diliy
Bakerson Anl
Ch Otter
Tbh
Keg Lotey Caw Pany
Sherhyn
Aap Wareen
Dyslor
Redieen
Ohig
Mertke
John
Jianny Woodsite
Mont
Lee Eat
John Waltons
Log Angels
Tlieir
Uhl
San Angelea
Deanyansermione
Loshes
Thoral Maghhice
Éydse
Min
Bow Legs or Knock Knees Which Is Greatest Menace
Washington, D C debate features Willis Sulzer addressing the National Press Club on bow legs versus knock knees as navigation hazards. Other speakers include James M. Cox and Senator John Jay, discussing who could prevent deformities from endangering the empire’s plans.
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Washington
Nationety
Willant
Sulzer
New York
James M. Cox
Cangrensmin
Menroxe
Pensylvanis
Renator
John Jaye
Steamship Released Safe After Onboard Rescue
A steamship was released and all aboard are safe after an incident near Crete. The report notes the vessel faced trouble in rough seas with crews and passengers unharmed following the emergency procedures.
Montana postmasters reapointed by the president
An unclear passage reports that the president reappointed Montana postmasters, naming Blanchard and Wager among others. The text is garbled but suggests official action or confirmation of appointments and related offices, with reference to federal scope and a timeline around the appointments.
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Montana
Manhatan
Columban
Famine Strikes Peaceful Saskatoon Province Residents
Reports from Keeler and nearby districts describe widespread hardship as residents struggle to obtain staple food amid shortages. Officials and local leaders warn of ongoing hunger while efforts to secure supplies continue.
Bonds to Take Place of Farm Mortgages
Delegates in Washington discuss replacing farm mortgages with a new system of state banks funded by private capital. The plan envisions rural credit financing under flexible state law, a committee of five governors to draft the plan, and ratification by governors and legislatures. The meeting included representatives from Taft’s administration and foreign investors ready to fund these securities.
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Rothe Benenn
Kiel
Myton ‘T_ derrick
Pravice
Taft
Thrivey Pangie
France
Sveh & Plan
Union
Amt
Yar Qng
Plaisted
Maine
Teramercan Insealsington
Texaslative Committee
Mikes Cy Riley
Madson
Wis
John Pyankiia Pit
New Jersey
Niads
AR Fark Will Bega
Hpuinele Orl Seary
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