Panther Shells Fort San Carlos in Caribbean clash
A German cruiser Panther shelled Fort San Carlos near Maracaibo. After an hour of exchange the fort fired four guns and Panther withdrew toward Curacao. The fort suffered no damage and three men were wounded amid street demonstrations in the town.
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Fire in Idaho Church Sparks Panic and Damage
A blaze broke out during evening services at a Boise church the First Methodist in an oil register caused smoke and flames. Rev. F. Roach signaled a safe exit as members fled. Wright Sprang extinguished the blaze from the register, limiting panic while firefighters arrived. The main floor suffered heavy damage valued at about 81,000.
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Wounded Editor Updates From Columbia Hospital
Reports from Columbia detail editor injuries and evolving condition as shots linked to Lt Governor Tillman’s anti cartel events unfold. Physicians assess risk of peritonitis, monitor fever and restlessness, and consider consultations from Dr Wylie.
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Colorado Situation Inconclusive In Senate Report
In Genver June 1 report on Colorado fall election preparations the focus is on the Wolcott faction and anti Wolcott Democrats with 17 members of the home committee facing heavy pressure. The expected two reports may show a Republican majority and a minority report. Leaders seek unity though the Democratic bloc could resist full participation. The session on Tuesday aims to appoint a successor to Senator Henry Toll.
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Platt Seeks Senate Seat in Tense Election Night
Adaity X Jan 16 election looms as Republican Thomas Collier Platt battles for renomination against a field of rivals. Reported outcome centers on Platt’s fate tonight with Democrats and Republicans watching closely as supporters claim momentum, while critics label him a spoilsman amid party infighting.
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Great Western Train Disaster Toll and Injuries
A chaotic crash near Minneapolis left one dead and around thirty injured. Witnesses described screams and a crowded scene as emergency workers attended to victims. Investigators noted disrupted rails and a broken carriage, with authorities preparing a formal report.
China Keeps Silent On Indemnity Talks
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Brother-in-Law of Sultan Is Dead
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Mitchell Welcomed at Indianapolis Labor Convention
President Mitchell arrived in Indianapolis to address the annual convention of the united labor unions. He was greeted with cheers along the route to the hotel where delegates gathered, despite cold weather and a late train. He spoke briefly, praising organized labor and reflecting on the responsibilities of leadership as union members cheered his arrival.
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Not One Bill Through Yet In Montana Legislature
Two weeks of the legislative session have passed with little done. The appropriation bill for state expenses stalled in the house and may not reach the senate until corrections are made. Most lawmakers left for home, and Senator Milton rushed back to Glasgow to vaccinate cattle after a black leg outbreak. The judiciary committee urged passage of the supreme court commission bill to aid the court, with minor clerical amendments. President Craig of the University of Montana visited, seeking $42,000 in current funds, plus $5,000 more to finish buildings and $350 to acquire land for Flathead Lake biology work. Continued on Page Ty.
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