Corrupt Chinese Police Ties Uncovered In New York Raid
Federal and city authorities raid an opium den and seize documents linking Chinese criminals with New York police officials. The evidence touches the Elie Sigel murder and alleged payoffs, signaling a major police shakeup and a broad federal probe led by United States district attorney Henry A. Wise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Maes
Henry A. Wise
United States
Treasury Department
Washington
Elale Sigel
Flynn
New York Police Department
United States District
Atorney
Secret Service Division
Federal
Federal Service
Mlynn Haw
Chineee
Federah
George V Coinage Makers Open London Mints Soon
In London a day will soon allow the public to view new George V coinage as mints prepare to issue fresh coins. Officials said the public exhibition will showcase the design and production process of the coinage.
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London
Phosphate Lands Withdrawn in Montana Reserve No 7
Official order dated January 12 2011 withdraws about 23 950 miles of phosphate lands in Montana known as reserve No 7. Geological Bureau recommendation and Mort Gale survey report headline the advance chapter of Contributions to economic geology. The Blue Diamond sale involved Edward B McLeas paying 500 000 from a New York Paris jeweler firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mooana
Mort & Gale, & Geollogiet
Iit
Washington
Edward B McLeas
The
City
Eve de Walsh
Colorado
New York
Paris
Noted Author Elisabeth Stuart Newton Dies at 67
Renowned author Elisabeth Stuart Newton, known for her works on bees and natural history, died at age 67. Her career spanned multiple decades with influential contributions to science writing and literary circles. The Newton family and literary organizations mourn the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton, Mase
Elisabeth Stuart Bees
Blech Growere Association Vege the Batters
A regional growers group and protective association are mentioned in a clipped OCR line. The fragment references the Blech Growere Association and Vege the Batters Uclerede Sinem Growers Protective Association without clear context or details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blech Growere Association
Vege — the Batters Uclerede Sinem Growers Protective Association
Wee
Political shifts and disasters across states and nations
Read as a panoramic sweep of early 20th century events. It notes Senator Nixon's reelection in Nevada, a Texas legislature bid for Culbenson's succession, and a Washington jury duty bill. It mentions census city stats, Kansas baseball debates, aviation milestones, and local disasters in Idaho and Washington. It also covers irrigation sales in Colorado, a major powder accident in Washington, and nerve-wracking political moves in California, Missouri, and Oregon. The piece ties in Western development talks, apple industry planning in Portland, and a Supreme Court labor case involving Bucks and Range Company amid broader trade subsidy debates.
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Nixon
United States
Nevada
Kan
T. W. Flowers
Arthur
Halley
Idaho
Cynnie Cumming
Popallet
Wansie
Popadet
Culbenson
Texas
Washington
Ariz
Hilo
Hawaii
Albuquerque
N. M
Laramie
Woo
Kansas
House of the Legislature
Austin M. Reed
Silverton
Denver
San Diego
Cal
Polnot
J.C. Jensen
Mra. Jensen
Olher
Jensen
Northwood
Low
Arkansas Valley Irrigation Company of
A. M. Eppstein
Gray
Ford
Edwards
Matt Harrison
Dom
Harrison
Trowlyn
Wah
Alb Fom Ruef
San Quentin
Bate Supreme Court of California
Howe
Charles P. Nevin
Matte, Mont
Western Development Association
Italia
Canada
Rialee
Magdalen Bay
Coust
Mexico
Benator Lodge
Bucks Brove & Range Company
Amerian Federation of Labor
Supreme Court of the United Bales
Erese
International Sports Night Recap of Global Boxing and Skating Events
Wichita skater Joe Hamilton set a world continuous skating record with 24 hours. In New York, Frankie Burne defeated Clemer sianing in a light bout. In Detroit a wrestling match saw Henry Ordemann last ninety minutes to win his handicap bout. Charlie Robinaard won a round in Winnipeg over Walter Stanton. Jim Parry earned a garrison victory over Sanity Ferguson in Boston. Ferguson was driven through the ropes in the twelfth round before injuries. Zhyenko failed to throw a man in New York while easily defeating Ivan Padowak. Yankee Rogers of Buffalo lasted forty nine minutes and twenty seconds. Amer tcus could not beat the remaining competitors in the final minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hamilton
Wichita
Frankie Burne
Jersey City
Clemer Sianing
New York
Henry Ordemann
Minneapolia
Errol
Jane Shyeoke
Poland
Detroit
Charlie Robinaard
Mango Cehter
Saartie
Walter Stanton
San Francisco
Winnipeg
Jim Parry
Chicago
Garrison
Sanity Ferguson
Chelsea
Hoston
Barry
Ferguson
Melther Wine
Zhyenko
An Howe
Ivan Padowak
Yankee Rogers
Buffalo
Amer Tcus
Plague disrupts North Ching traffic and adds royal concerns
A Peking dispatch reports railway halt in North Ching due to plague and the diplomatic legation quarter’s withdrawal. Empress Alexandra’s health draws imperial family attention while Dr Jean Charcot appeals to France to honor Captain Peary. Mysterious death of Prince Tchin Pomi linked to Russia and Korea. Archaeologist Willan Copley Winslow gains sight after globe eye operation. Roger Sommer pilots six passengers near Douay, setting records for passenger load and total weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ching Haw
Peking
Diplomatie
Legation
Alexandra ‘of
Russla
Jean Charcot
Robert B. Peary
Tchin Pomi
Russia
St. Petersburg
Involui Ug
Willan Copley Winslow
Oyalt
Roger Sommer
Doua
LaFollette Reelected. New Jersey Senate Race Settled
The document reports Senator R M LaFollette reelected in Madison Wisconsin in joint session. It notes James B Martine elected to succeed John Kean Jr in the US Senate race in New Jersey. Mentions various other political and criminal items including pardons, robberies, and reform movements across multiple states with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. LaFollette
Madison
Wis
David Graham Philips
New York
New Jersey
John Kean, Jr
United States Senate
James B
Martine
Albert T. Patrick
Sing Sing
Bloodhounds to Ride Train for Sheriff Patrols
Sheridan sheriff Hoople trains the lone bloodhound to ride the train with criminals in mind. The animal will soon be ready to accompany officers in tracking suspects across Wyoming towns.
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Sheridan
Hoople
Death of Cheyenne man from accidental wound near city
Mrs L Knapp of Cheyenne received a notice from a Chicago hospital announcing the death of her husband following an accidental knife wound sustained while employed near the city. The report states the injury occurred during work and led to his death.
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Cheyenne
Favorable Report on Boysen Irrigation Project Promised
In Riverton Denver inspector A W Wells allegedly influenced a favorable review of the Boysen irrigation project. Report suggests the dam will be constructed next year. Settlement activity grows around Bhoshoul and Riverton as nearby areas develop rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverton
A. W. Wells
Denver
Bhoshoul
Loser of Leg Identified in Cheyenne Yard Incident
Cheyenne reports El Paso Texas native E FE Carner the traveling railroad man who lost a leg under a Union Pacific train in the Cheyenne yard. He regained consciousness after the accident, earlier believed to be named Farmer. He is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
E. FE
Carner
el Paso
Texas
Tnion Pacific
Farmer
Clark Reelected Senator by Wyoming Legislature
Senator Clarence D. Clark was reelected by the Wyoming Legislature as both Senate and House voted. Clark won by a legislative majority in Washington Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Washington
Cheyenne
Clarence D. Clark
Wyoming
Senate
House
Democrats Nominate Kendrick in Sheridan Race
In the contest for the state legislature Clark faced J. B. Kendrick, a Sheridan stockman, who was nominated by the Democrats and received their unanimous support.
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House
Senate
Clark
J. B. Kendrick
Sheridan
Dates Set for County Fair by Albany County Association
Trustees of Albany County and Intermountain Fair Association chose Sept 21 22 and 23 as tentative dates for the ninth annual fair if it does not conflict with the Northern Colorado county fair. J Atherly was elected president Peter Smart vice president Louis Holiday secretary and George B Position treasurer.
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Laramie
Albany County and Intermountain Fair Association
Colorado
J & Atherly
Peter Smart
Louis Holiday
George EB
Troaauror
To Create Only Four Counties Cheyenne
A report states only four county creation measures can pass the current legislature. Proposed changes would form Washable County from parts of Fremont and Big Horn, Platte County from parts of Laramie and Converse, and Goshen County from Laramie.
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Cheyenne
Fremont
Big Horn
Big Horn County
Platte County
Laramie
Con. Voree
Goshen County
Sheridan woman freed to marry Crow in Lodge Grease Moat
Madeling Sullivan, described as a white girl seeking marriage to Plenty Hawk a Crow Indiana, was jailed in Chicago at parents' request but released. She traveled north toward Lodge Grease Moat to wed, following family pressure to delay the union.
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Sheridan
Madeling Sullivan
Plenty Hawk
Indiana
Chicago
Lodge Grease Moat
Representative Mundell Proposes Suspension of Final Land Proofs
Wyoming representative Mundell introduces a bill to suspend final proofs in land entries upon protests by special agents of the General Land Office or field division chiefs. It would require the officer protesting to notify the register and receiver and provide prompt hearings.
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Cheyeunv
Mundell
Wyoming
Landowners sue Pioneer canal for water damages
Bull Against Pioneer Canal Lannie lermen and Bertha Maha claim they own large tracts under the Pioneer canal and sue the canal owners for 095,000 asserting eight years of water deprivation for reclamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lannie
Lermen
Bertha Maha
Local Wyoming items mix travels and trials across towns
Cheyenne hosts a grand charity ball while Denver shows at the stock show. Fort Laramie plans station changes and Sheridan gets a medical transfer. A mine accident in Hulett kills John Holte and Gillesple. Gov Carey reviews senate balloting as J Miller is treated in Sheridan. County division talks loom in Center county with Crook and Fremont debated. The Dell Telephone upgrades Thermopolis gear, and a murder scene in Lander involves Chandler and Wor. Public funds and school district distributions proceed amid infrastructure plans for Hivellington extension and Big Horn river bridge.
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Cheyenne
Ravewell Meynolda
Denver
Han
Burlington Road
Fort Laramie
Fopet
Clarence D. Clark
Washington
United States
J. Miller
Gime
Sheridan
Jobin D. Gillesple
Carey
Hin
Showhoat
Senate Center
Hills
Crook County
Mra
B.J. Kewin
Erwin
North Platte Valley Irrigation Company
Douglas
C. M. Davenport
Ft. Russell
August Keeketsle
Sonoma
Sundance
HK. Z. McCoy
Big Piney
Charles Phelps
Pryor
Laray Mle
Charles Speese
Bheep Creek
Torrington
David Brown
Keeline
Califor
Postal Savings Bank
Jaramie
Center County
Fremont
Natrona
Shoshon
New
Aleth County
Klitie Chandler
Dulver
Chemhand Wor
Lander
Pat Kane
Welle
Chandler
Sheridan County
Opinion on women in the bores and money for clothes
A voiced opinion railing at women in the bores for earning money from diamonds to buy clothes. The speaker, using a slangy exclamatory tone, asserts the women should rake in funds, reflecting a dated social view.
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Casper
U.S
Apple Oinehards
Oregon
Portland
SPORT
Charles Ly, Norton
Aga Jo Eilhe Nuteear
Paul Morr Ton
Equitable Life Assurance Bowlery
Pitteburg
Pri- Vate
Wiliam Thaw, Jr
North Carolina
Addle
Mecklenburg County
Havens
J. A. D. McCurdy
Key Weet
Havana
David Geaton Pri Pa
Ule Lick
Wovelsel
Sik Amen
Princeton Ehub
Pitehugh Coyle Goldaborough
Harvard
Neveda
Woolly West
le Golog
Careon City Reports
Angel
Giriking
Lake Lea
James D. Fresier Lee
T. Geboan
Befes
Louwle
Wivnmange
Pioneer Canal
Hock
Hulett
John Holte
Dell Telephone Company
Thermopolis
Hivelington
Coroms
Boysen
Chicago & Northwestern
Powder River
Patrick Sullivan
Hot Springs
Bresbanan
Willie
Puck
Es Erie
Perry
Western Sewaparee Union Mids
W. Adame Bt
Chlenge
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