Amargo Attack Leaves Four Hurt In Grading Camp
Los Angeles dispatch reports Manuel Samara a Mexican laborer killed by a fellow worker Samira, who went on a knife rampage after altercation at a Brooklyn Heights grading site near North State and Judson streets. Paddy Pittpatrickles and surveyor Cawthorne were wounded. a timekeeper and foreman were also injured before Samara was fatally stabbed.
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Los Angeles
Mamuet Samara
Samira
Cawthorne
Nursims
Samura
Ferne
North State
Judson Streets
Brooklyn Heights
Rehearing in Bond Matter Before Supreme Court
Attorneys for the C oy lay Wiiose fntesult challenge the legality of state education bonds. The case questions season 17 spending requirements and whether bond grants for a state normal school can be appropriated for that purpose. Three g ensms argued in support. court contends for compliance with constitutional sections. Charges in Garte ty slead against Thresher were placed Monday and Wednesday.
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Syredal
Tia State Etuca
Nona) Institution
Supreme Court
Ik Lenge Uriot
Becausa
Sun River Project Rush Planned by Federal Officials
Special dispatch reports urgent push to approve and fund the Sun River project. Great Falls and Choteau detachment crews travel Tuesday to the capital to urge Interior Secretary approval and funding. Engineer J. Robbins leads the effort and Savage predicts it will be next in line for approval.
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Stamard
Great Mull
Jat
Severt Detsining
United Biit
HY Robbins
Eh Aunt Cored
Mh Robbins
Maoh
Secretary of the Interior
TAU Te
Great Falls
Yarianal
Te Urge
Mt Ie
Savage
Bun River
Sec
Don’t Starve Yourself From Stomach Woes With Bitters
A warning promotes using a stomach bitters bottle from a local druggist Losdity agid en to restore stomach health and improve eating and digestion at WIN, urging no failure in the remedy.
Chinese Visitors Tour Chicago Stockyards and Plants
Chinese stockyard visitors toured the Metcarilek plant and packing houses in Chicago with interest. They viewed McCarrick harvester pins, attended a banquet at the Auditorium with Mayor Dune and local leaders, and heard speeches. The party planned a second day focusing on automobiles before departing for Washington Monday noon.
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Progemant
Chicago
McCarrick Harvester
Dune
Felfeltoua
Unites Biaten Preaidentaahl
Federal Judielity
Oter Gueste
Tinetty
Washington
Conditions On The Isthmus Reported By White House
Washington January 20. Public foresting correspondence discusses conditions of the American zone on the Isthmus of Panama. W H Mackey of New York says engineer Fries will testify before a congressional committee. Fries praises Chief Foreman Stevens and associates for their handling of the affair. An American Locomotive Company letter from A Gillen of Richmond Virginia adds commentary on conditions in the American Zone.
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Washington
Panama
W. H. Mackey
Mackey Engineering Aeray
New York
Fries
Ita Comittee
Congress
Fashieer Stevens
Hin
Hr. A. Gillen
American Locomotive Company
Richmond, Va
Alan Mute Patlle
Richmond
Panama letters praise climate and low fever cases
The writer notes only five yellow fever cases in Panama by October 15, 1905 and claims clerks in government are not alarmed. He defends Panama against slander from dissidents, praises the climate as excellent, and compares fever costs and fever rates to Virginians and Dig city.
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Panama
Pannara
Lee
Hazing trial dates set for Midshipmen at Annapolis
At Annapolis on January 20 court martial proceedings resumed for Midshipman Charles J. Laies of Catewell Iowa with George May for counsel. The case of Claude B. Mayo of Columbus Mississippi was also heard in five alleged hazing incidents. Additional charges allege hazing by Richard R. Mann first class appointive of President Roosevelt, already under restraint on a separate charge of “Frenching” from academy grounds.
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Annaports
Charles
Laies
Catewell
Towa
George May
Claude BD
Mayo
Columbus
Mls
Richard TR. Mann
Roosevelt
Heo
Correst Mn
Desire to Control Funds in Irrigation Bill
Washington January 20 the senate committee on irrigation referred a bill to a sub committee to withdraw from public funds used for irrigation projects. The aim is to amend rules governing public money from the irrigation fund. Several members argued funds should not be left to the Geological Survey without congressional supervision. About 32 million dollars are in the fund.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Irrigation
Congress
Petition to preserve the old Constitution gains White House hearing
The petition signed by 30,000 Massachusetts residents urged preserving the Constitution, the Old Frigate. President indicated it should be preserved and suggested rehabbing it for sending to Annapolis. The effort highlights ongoing public support for saving the historic ship.
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Washington
Dents
Massachusetts
Year in a tight place for a radical editor
St Puterabureg editor M Souverin faces a harsh year for publishing a manifesto by the workmen's council. The government declares civil war on the proletariat and insists the challenge must be crushed. Calls grow to secure sentence mitigation.
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St. Puterabureg
M. Souverin
T de Vuss
Han Lvensen
Workmen's Council
Snowslide at Alta Mining Camp Kills Seven Men
A Utah mining camp disaster at Alta reports seven men killed by a snowslide. Communications are cut as rescuers, three miles distant by snowshoe, struggle to reach the ruin. Victims are believed to be itinerant workers. recovery may take days. A Wyoming mint press slide was also reported in a separate note from American Fork.
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Salt Lake City
Alta
Niles Roads
Salt Lake
Flagstaff
Tribune
American Tork
Wyoming Mint
Robbery near hospital by unknown man steals nurse’s purse
Special Dispatch from Missoula reports a bold holdup after a nurse from Sisters' hospital was accosted on the street. The thief took a pocketbook with about $20 and a locket chain, then fled. The victim saw only a heavy-set man in yellow leggings as he disappeared, and officers search for the suspect.
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Standard
Missoula
Nuras
Sisters’ Hospital
Grief and Debt After War Echo in Political Talk
Philadelphia, Jan. 20. United States minister to Japan Lord C. Griscom spoke to the American Society of Political and Social Science on Spain After the War. He warned that debt unfunding and war-finance burdens trouble the nation as people grieve peace terms and restrain anger toward foreigners.
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Philadelphia
Llord C. Gris
United
Sistes Minster
American Society of Political and Social Science
Grisean
Fragmentary Report Of Imperial Edict On Government
The text notes an imperial edict urging the people to defer government questions to rulers. It mentions revenue needs of 87 percent and efforts to handle national debt. The passage observes a waning of militarism after the war and a belief that the war’s objective has been achieved.
Social Event Delights 360 Attendees In Railway Franneen
A social evening by the ladies jury for the Brotherhood of Railway Franneen drew about 360 attendees. Prizes were awarded for costumes and whist, with Mrs. Frank Oates winning best ladies costume as a colored woman. Charles H. Marsh took the gentlemen’s first prize as the country rube. Music, a luncheon, and a poverty tableaux closed the event featuring Miss Butt eine and others.
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Mirsoula
Fiat Times Socit
Brotherhood of Railway
Franneen
Nliut
Frank Oates
Dressel
Charles HH. Marsh
Miss Wilds
Robert Chisty
Mammoth Hot Springs to Have a New Hotel
The Yellowstone Park Association will begin erecting a hotel at Mammoth Hot Springs as Adonas Spring opens. The project aims for about 263000 dollars and will be built behind the present hotel toward the bluff. Details remain undisclosed and construction will move quickly for completion in the latter part of the park season.
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Wells
Excelsior
Bert . AB Nee
Standard
Avingston
Yellowstone Park
Mammoth Hot Springs
Adonas Spring
Ute
Loubet and Fallieres Offer Kind Words for US Institute
Paris reports President Loubet and President-Elect Fallieres express strong support and leave hearty notes in the incorporation book of the American national institute. They praise the project and note a site donation near the Champs de Mars by munificence, with building plans to be enacted soon.
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Paris
Loubet
Fallieres
American National Institute
Faria
Munte
Patity
Alweady
Carhee
Champs de Murs
Eiffel Tower
Institute
Anunicins
State brief items across Montana towns
Snow began to fall in Hozeman and drifted through Saturday with gusts up to 48 miles per hour. Boxeman plans an ordinance to confine saloons to a small city area and limit numbers. Miles City reports a wagon accident as Brockway Bros’ coal mine venture on the Yellowstone’s north side is described. The Order of Eastern Star was installed in Miles City with officers named. David Shaw Anderson, once a veterinary surgeon here, is wanted in Scotland for assaulting his father. Dr. Thomas D. Suttle and the state health board released December reports in Billings. Livingston forms a debating club at the high school with officers and plans to join the state debating league. P J Nolan sues his brother J F Nolan for settlement over a dissolved hardware partnership. City hall remodeling talks continue in Livingston. Billings Bugne Bed company raises capital from 1,000 to 1,200.
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Hozeman
Miles City
David Shaw Anderson
Aifrdrie
Scotland
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