Divorce Case Sparks Sensational Allegations in North Yakima
Anna Mullins sues for divorce from John Mullins claiming domestic unhappiness and a list of shocking accusations. She says he refused clothing for their baby, forced the nurse to wrap the infant in a woolen blanket and use a dishpan. she also alleges neglect, a fireless room, and his gambling and drinking to avoid responsibility. Mullins denies the charges, calling the suit blackmail for money. The couple wed in Butte November 20, 1905 and have both families amid the dispute.
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Bhooin Tiismmteli
North Yakoim
Wart
Anna Mullins
John Aullins
Util
Washington
Butte
Anna Anderson
Joli Mullins
Patrick Mullins
Beue
Mullins
Shila
Ben
Ars, Mullins
Ste
Henry J. Snively
Doings of W. C. Douglass Investigated in Bond Robbery Case
In New York on April 30 authorities secured papers from the Allante Safe Deposit vault related to a conspiracy that robbed Le Trust Company of bonds valued up to 600000. Oliver M. Dennett and W. O. Douglass were questioned at length. A stonmghex was sent to the district attorney from the Wrantic Safe Deposit company.
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New York
Ict
le Trust Company
Ame
Oliver M. Dennett
W. O. Douglass
Dennett
Douglass
Snowstorm Hits Lake Region with Heavy Snowfall
A vain and sleet storm over Midyauter and nearby areas turned to heavy snow. Overnight six inches fell in Milwaukee and surroundings, the cold weather preventing other activity. The storm remained mainly in the lake region.
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Midyauter
Apt
Midwaukee
Germany Holds Line On Armament Talks At Hague Peace Conference
A distorted report covers Chancellor von Bulow defending Germany’s stance on ar mament talks at The Hague. He argues Germany will not join demands for disarmament while noting progress and urging realistic limits. He rejects fears of war and says discussions won’t alter Germany’s peaceful policy. The piece cites criticism from Andrew Carnegie and reactions from various parties.
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Merlin
Germany
Andrew Carnegie
William
von Buglow
Alcof
Prince von Buelow
The
Hague
Session Appropriations Near Billion Dollar Level
Washington notes show total appropriations for the session at 20.7 million with public works contracts totaling 18.0 million. Major items include river and harbor improvements, shipbuilding, post office funding, and naval, army, and pension expenditures, highlighting broad federal spending in the closing of Congress.
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Washington
Congress
Thomas DP. Cleaves
Senate Committee On Appropriations
James ©. Curtis
House Committee On Appropriations
Naval
Army
Murder verdict in first degree shocks town
In a Nebraskan case dated April, John Hamlin was found guilty of murder in the first degree for shooting Rachel Jungle after she refused his advances. Hamlin had been in custody for the crime and faced the grand jury.
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Tohn Hamlin
O's
Rachel Jungle
Hamlin
Duma session marred by acrimony and protests
Turbulent proceedings in the Duma featured acrimonious exchanges and red flag rhetoric as opponents insisted on political reform amid reports of army oppression. A plan to dissolve the chamber surfaced, while ministers noted a possible return to session on May 1.
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Poteraburs
Tendiger
Tennskee-Selo
Tenyneroy Nicholus
Chowladkin
Gregory A. Aluxinaky
St. Palershing
Tlusali
Chin
Diacnse
M. Golovin
Golovin
Cricalla
Inst
Radicil Mreakars
Balloon Flight From St Louis Aims for Washington
In St Louis on a breezy April evening Captain Chandler of the United States Signal Corps and aeronaut J C McCoy launched a long distance balloon flight to reach near Washington D C. The craft rose smoothly, veered south then west, with provisions for three days and pigeons to carry messages. The voyage marks the second ascent of the America balloon in the United States as observers track ascent, wind, and moonlight.
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St. Louie
Charles de Tr. Chander
United States
Carpa
J. C. McCoy
York
Washington, D. C
Vlizhily
Copside Chandler i
Aeronaut
McCay
St. Louis
Agronaut
Chandler
Biskal
Aouth
America
Mevor
Unpaid Pay Threatens Skilled Mining Staff, Says Report
Washington reports that insufficient compensation from Uncle Sam will drive good men away from geology. The W-Constant draft criticizes the mining sector for paying higher salaries to government experts than the Treasury can, undermining efficiency. The metalliferous ore investigation notes that practical experience and independent work in mining districts are essential and loss of trained geologists is irreparable.
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Washington
Geological Survey
Sevice
Cate
Ber
Editor M'Manus Not Guilty of Murder
Pondieton, Oro April A-John FB McManus editor of the Flat Rock Leader was acquitted today of murdering Robert Fistes. The jury found him not guilty though the record notes interference during trial and implied wealth of about $200,000.
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John M’manus
Pondieton
Oro
John FB McManus
Flat Rock Leader
Robert Fistes
Mar Manuva
Fignor
Ho War
Beng
Rater
Nambler
McManna
Hong
Nee Win
Farmore
SNEERING COUNSEL MARKS JURY SELECTION IN RUEF CASE
San Francisco jury selection in the Ruef trial features 23 prospective jurors facing challenges. Prosecutor Johnson rails at insults toward private counsel as nine sworn jurors and veniremen await formal acceptance while the judge contemplates instructions on bias and pretrial remarks.
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San Francisco
Jude
Ile Détenne
Hifant Johmson
Aci
Poalton Sch
Ach
Dune
Portland Bombarded But Not Intentionally
A six inch shot struck an empty house at Fireneh and Pettygrave streets. The projectile, like those used for shore bombardment, came from the steamship Coste Hica, firing to meet quarterly government cannon regulations. a misfire sent the muzzle around, causing fear in the neighborhood.
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Portland
Kres Luebes Indiamieter
Firieneh
Pettygrave
San Francisco
Island Ravaged by Unchecked Fires Across Vancouver Island
A chaotic report from Vancouver Island details widespread fires across Treated zones. Flames surged along the southeast Humphrey Channel and near Stewart Island with rapid spread over three days. Nearby settlements faced mushrooming blazes as crews struggled to contain the infernos.
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Vancouver
Ti C
Stewart Island
Manes
Humphrey Channel
William Buys Villa Amid Bavarian Title Confusion
A fragmentary report notes William purchasing a villa from Prinenas Teopold of Bavaria, tied to Achill¢lon holdings on Corfu. The deal follows the death of the Austrian emperor and involves tangled claims from the Teopold line.
Porter on way to The Hague as American delegate
Paris April 30 Gen Horace Porter former US ambassador to France departed today en route to The Hague as one of the American delegates to the peace conference. He travels with other diplomats to participate in negotiations aimed at ending hostilities.
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Paris
Horace Porter
United States
France
Hague
Miners Ready to Begin Trial in Murder Case
Clarence Dayrow of Chicago and L. T. Werner of Denver, lawyers for Charles T. Moyer William D. Haywood and George A. Pettibone, arrived and said the May 9 trial openings will proceed with no venue changes. Mrs Haywood traveled with two daughters, aged about, while Haywood remains at hospital. Family reunion occurred on grounds as wives visited and prisoners trained, with limited outside contact.
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Bolee
Tdaho
Clarence
Dayrow
Chicago
T. Wenerd
Denver
Alcarteys
William D. Haywood
George A. Petilbone
Fourier Gay
Frank Stounenberg
Arveril Hay
Harwaad
Mis. Mayer
Aloyer
Great cargoes of flour for starving Chinese
San Francisco April 1 Allied relief ships unload 4 000 000 pounds of flour for Northern China famine victims sent by American friends. Bufford transports the cargo to Chin Klang and the May Logan will sail May 6 with 2 000 000 more pounds.
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San Francisco
Martin Arts
Port Buford
Jean
China
Rhe Logan
Chiniiang
Desperate Looking Men Invade Rooming House
Frank Tamay and Jacob Vogel reported a robbery at 1 in the morning in Billings California. Two men described as hungry intruders, one armed with a dagger and the other with a heavy club, restrained them and took cash before fleeing. No arrests have been made.
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Spenlad
Standard
Billings
Frank Tamay
Jacob VoRet
California
Tamal
Vogel
Ehanigh
Berger
Attempt on Guatemalan president ends in blast
Guatemala City reports a near miss as President M.-Bhada Cibrem escaped an assassination attempt. An explosion shattered the presidential carriage route on Seventh Avenue, killing team horses and injuring the coachman and several officers. The mine connected to a tunnel from a rented hop group tied to Rodil was used. conspirators detained as peace efforts hold.
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Guatemala
Bhada Cibrem
Guatemal
Seventh Avenue
General Quellana
Staf
Rataed Rodil
Hodil
Blany
Gratemala
Sover Priett
Big Settlement Reached After Large Payment in Copper Range Case
Boston April 10 A payment of 840,000 settled a major suit connected with the Copper Range Mining Company. Albert Burrage settled the matter after it went to trial last week amid a protracted dispute over a public report by Willian Paine. Also noted Yonkers New York William E Dayys, son of a prominent social figure, faced a sentence related to an automobile offense.
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Boston
Ukest
Copper Range Mining Company
Albert Burrage
Willian
Paine
Sanmimpeny
Burrage
Dle
Yonkers
N.Y
William E. Dadys
New York
Ahilasthropi
Wilkwe Sark Lodge
Sen
Henry ‘F Broane
Millonaire Aarne Magiciar Beer
Wag
Tees
Seigan
Miners Rescued From Black Pit After Weekend Rescue
Seven miners trapped by a sudden flood in Berwind-White Coal company mine No. 38 at Poustweil near Pittsburg were finally reached at 10 o'clock tonight after pumps drained the water. Led by Mike Bolya, with Radon and Ream in rescue, the group survived on scant rations and a shared bottle of brandy as they endured days without food or water in water-filled headings.
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Pittsburg
Berwind-White Coal Company
Poustweil
Sitness Radar
Charles Ream
John I, Holys
Hull
Radon
Ream
Mon Ayas
Frort
Bean
Mike Bolya
Alice
Rodon
Wireless warning possible for earthquakes in advance
Manila reports tests show vibrations in wireless telegraph signals eight hours before a quake. If confirmed, wireless observations could warn of coming earthquakes hours ahead. Researchers note the phenomenon could be exploited for broader detection.
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Manila
Reynit
Lumber Manufacturers Press Railroad Rate Appeal
Washington reports lumber producers in the Pacific Northwest petitioning the state commerce commission to compel railroads to grant through and joint rates for lumber. They cite 417 sawmills in Western Washington and 488 shingle mills, with over 14 million board feet of lumber awaiting shipment and annual output near 139 million, seeking action against Northern Pacific Great Northern and others to move products via Portland toward markets east of the Cascade range.
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Washington
Turnley
Him
Barrimay
Northwest
Ili
Pinta Et
Cascade Mountaing
Lunder
Northern Presse
Great Northern
Santhecn Pacific
Oregon Short Line
Commission
Gailroads
Portland
Cosenda
Ayiu
Ubiw
Lena
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Wintrow
Tenjes
Malling
W. C. Douglass
Kaiser Wilhelm
Qremany Wibt
Lam
Retricatin
von Wet
Great Britain
Italy
Siice Fothing
Germits
Session
DUMA
ST. Lois
Pigeon Mennemyerm
Sam
Ocw
Tor
Judge
Moyer
Alber Reiords
Sheng
Cabrera
Guath
Mala
Warhia
Black Pit
Nike Bolya
Pines
Antety
Scanty Provisionan
We Walter
Fearn
Piace
Bolya
Wireless
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