Burglars Spread Fear as Neighbors Report Night Vigil
Report of repeated break ins terrifies a city district. Mrs Haden fired 16 shots at prowlers, another woman armed with a shotgun joined, but thieves escaped. A resident linked to East Granite street and James O Keefe home also targeted. Police say detectives pursue leads as fear grows.
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Aaden
First South Jackson Street
Prewlera
Butte
East
Granite Street
West Side
Tals
J. M
Nurphy
Havana
Blue
Two Charges Against Members of Same Family Savors Coincidence
In a curious turn on game day, Inmea I. Hynes of M2 Weer Gold alecet was arrested on a disturbance charge while a warrant was issued for Clover Hynes on charges of petty larceny. The two cases concern different matters but involve the same family.
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Inmea I. Hynes
Clover Hynes
Hastings Arrives in Butte Under Sheriff Escort
George W Hastings arrived in Butte late last night in custody of Jefferson County Sheriff Manning. He was lodged in Silver Bow County overnight and will be taken to Deer Lodge for the morning transfer.
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George W. Hastings
Butte
Ouatody
Manning
Jefferson County
Howa
Deer Lodge
Butte Briefs Mention Stork Visit at North Main Street
Mrs and Mr itrant Phils welcomed a baby last night at N08 North Main Street. Mother and child are reported well. A separate update notes a charged incident yesterday with no further details available.
Arrest warrant issued for Stanley Frazer in resistance case
An arrest warrant was issued for Stanley Frazer on January 10 for resisting an officer. Frazer caused a Hubbub near the Great Northern station on that date. A related case was dismissed for faults in the complaint. He was rearrested and held on a $53 bond pending arraignment before Judge McGowan.
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Stanley Frazer
Frazer
Great Northern
Ile
McGowan
Boy Admits Mother's Crime in Fire Case
In Redding California on February 30 a 16 year old boy named Gaby John Martin confessed at a preliminary examination that his mother Mrs John Martin helped set fire to a two dollar baby born on January 5 He claimed the mother threatened to kill him and described plans to poison the water supply of Weaverville and to bomb several local figures Including Todg Bartlett Postmaster Haulsen and Judge Samuelly He said his mother organized her Trinity county enemies The burning of the barn marked the start of the alleged plot as Mrs Martin urged her son to stop talking but he persisted Judge Barber set bond at 40000 for Mrs Martin
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Redding
Cal
Gaby John" Martin
John Martin
Weaverville
Todge Bartlett
Haulsen
Weaver
Riot on Steamship Oriana Leaves Two Hospitalized
A drunken crew squabble aboard the steamship Oriana in Vancouver B C ended with two men hospitalized and four men arrested. Two Russian stokers were badly battered with hammers and blunt weapons during the altercation.
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Vancouver
B. C
Fire Threatens Kosmos Flnet At San Francisco Wharf
Fire swept the Kosmos flnet Alexandria at its wharf in San Francisco on February 10, with flames breaking out in the after hold where a cargo of sulphur was stored. A stubborn water battle by sailors saved the vessel though a considerable portion of the cargo was damaged. The smoldering sulphur likely burned for hours before flames were extinguished.
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San Francisco
Kosmos Flnet
Alexandria
Anniversary Observed As Constitution Day In Tokyo
The article notes the twentieth anniversary of Constitution Day in Tokyo on a national holiday. The emperor entertained dignitaries and foreign guests at the new residence of Professor Ontort, with about 1000 attendees, while the chaperone led the chant and Ito drew the banner.
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Tokio
Lars Tolky
Marquia Tta
Professor Ontort
Ito
Otnort
No Wage Reductions Declares Mr Compers
Seventy five delegates met in Washington to inaugurate a movement for organizing department of building trades within the American Federation of Labor. President Gompers welcomed delegates and condemned attempts to force wage cuts, urging unity and solidarity to prevent reductions and starvation. He cited Morgan interviews and warned against employers intent on lowering wages, stressing that workers will not submit to wage reductions or starvation.
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Washington
Department of Building
American Federation ‘of Labor
Gompers
J. P. Morgan
Mr. Morgan
J. Pierpont Morgan
Morgan
I Gay
New York City
United States
Cone
Diligence to Safeguard Railroad Employes Questioned
In San Francisco in February the U.S. Court of Appeals reaffirmed the duty of railroad firms to exercise due care for employee safety. The case of George Sonnenberg Jr. involved Southern Pacific and a collapsed excavation that damaged Sonnenberg’s leasehold. Judge Morrow wrote the opinion reversing the lower court and ordering a new trial.
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San Francisco
Feb
Court of Appeals
Gilbert
Ross
Morrow
Witness Lewis retracts misstated titles at fraud trial
Harrisburg February. Stanford B. lawlot Philadelph ia assistant to Joseph A. Huston architect of the new state capitol corrected his testimony. On the stand at the trial of J H Sanderson and others he said he had confused titles of state officers. He clarified that when he referred to attorney general he meant auditor general.
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Harrisburg
Stanford B. Lawlot
Philadelphia
Joseph A. Huston
J.H. Sanderson
Priday
Hampton L. Carson
Lewis
Compromise tale from Brooklyn gossip sheet
A garbled Brooklyn Citizen fragment recounts Eben Vote and Gideon H as figures in local schemes. The piece notes Gideon’s alleged position, a discussion about payment for participation, and a tense exchange with a man claiming a wife or partner, reflecting village gossip and suspicion.
Fragmentary Voice Confesses a Shootout Motive
The text presents a fragmented reminiscence of a confrontation, where the speaker recalls upsetting a man with insults about money and a vow to stand up. The narrator mentions driving someone to a wall and forcing a decision, hinting at a violent motive without clear context.
Fresh Crop of War News Cabled From New York
News from Toko reports a fresh crop of sensational war dispatches sent from New York to Tokio. The cables unsettle Japanese public opinion as officials struggle to justify America’s ongoing hardline posture despite Japan’s efforts to avoid friction.
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New York
Tokio
Financier Mackenzie to Reorganize Nevada Bank
W D Mackenzie, the largest depositor in the suspended Nevada State Bank and Trust, agreed to refinance and join the board. He will supply 140000 dollars, with 90000 on hand, creating working capital for immediate needs. Depositors would receive 10 percent in 90 days, 20 percent in six months, and the rest in a year.
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Carson
Nev
Nevada
W. D. Mackenzie
State Bank and Trust Company
Maglenzie
Mackenzie
J. B. Rickay
Goldfeld
Tonopah
Blair
Manhatstuk
Desert stampede reports gold find in Nevada gorge
In Reng Nevada on February WA special dispatches describe Iron Hazen noting sheltering from a blizzard after 21 hours of tossing found a three inch striger lined with gid on the desert thirty two yards south of hore. The report says government reclamation workers were sent to the site and the area is deserted.
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Reng
Nev
Tonighe Iron Hazen
MK. Cale
Tharapsen
Paige
Degert
Hore
Unclear text fragment from Yonkers notice
Readable fragments show a personal message referencing a hut and meeting friends tonight in Yonkers. Names and context are garbled. Unable to determine clear event, date, or action for a full headed summary.
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Yonkers Statoanan
Primaries K K I O Held Today In Ohio And Knox
Columbus Ohio Feb 11 Primaries for the selection of delegates to the Republican state convention March 3 will be held tomorrow between 1 and 7 pm In many counties the primary is a formality with no opposition and one ticket certified as elected Active opposition exists in Knox and Cuyahoga counties where seven Foraker men run as independents and Troraker forces list all delegates Congressional primaries will be held in several districts while some nominations occur directly at the primaries with no conventions.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Parr PR Urting
Sonemporeneers
Humant
Northwest
Butte
Columbus
Olio
Iplst
Wilmorse
Repibilcan Statu Equiral
Coltes
William H. Taft
Kugx
Cuyshoga
Conegresa
Loyd Elected Chairman Over Williams in Democratic Campaign
Washington reports Tame Loyd of Missouri was named chairman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee after defeating rival William B. Ryan of New York’s Thirty-second District by four to one amid opposition led by John Shan Willi jam of Mississippi. The vote outcome pivots on party leadership succession as the fight over the party’s campaign strategy intensifies.
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Washington
John Shan Willi Jam
Mississippi
House of
Treaty Ston ed Between France and America
Washington reports a new treaty stalled by transcription errors. Bompatary Test and Ambassador Jimyerand announced arbitration for any disputes between France and the United States, aiming to resolve issues without conflict.
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Washington
Bompatary Test
Jimyerand
France
America
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