Tremors Hit Stromboli Island As Volcano Erupts
A violent earthquake shock struck Stromboli island on Sunday January 3 lasting three seconds. Houses were badly damaged and residents fled the streets in panic though no injuries were reported. The eruption accompanied dull rumblings and a cold spell gripped the island, located off Sicily’s northwest coast. The population is about 2,000 with San Vincenzo and San Bartholomew as main districts. The island remains fertile with notable wines produced in the region.
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Rome
Stromboli
Stromboll Island
Pantie
Stromboli Island
Lipari
Revolution in Salvador Sparks Transit Rumors on Acapulco
Passengers on the steamer Acapulco arriving from Central American ports report an impending Salvadoran revolution. They allege John Molasant supported a prior uprising and is preparing a filibustering expedition with agents who bought the gasoline schooner Sin Nombre to transport arms. Salvadoran authorities are said to be bolstering defense with a navy including the gunboat Presidente and the steamer Emplire.
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San Francisco
Salvador
Acapulco
Central Americas
John Molasant
Republic
Motssant
Panama
Corinto
Little Republic
Prealdente
Eiuplire
Fleet Reaches Suez Amid Welcome From Bay Crowds
The Atlantic battle fleet arrived at Suez Sunday morning, completing two days ahead of schedule on its world voyage from Colombo. One seaman drowned after falling from the ship Hil nole during the voyage. The bay hosted a lively welcome as the ships appeared in splendid weather and trim.
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Suez
Crube
Colombo
Settling Strike At Yekaterinoslav Railroad
A military court in Yekaterinoslav pronounces 41 death sentences after the October 1905 railroad strike. Thirty-two condemned rail workers face death. 32 more to life penal servitude, 48 to exile terms, and 39 acquitted. The 1905 events included attempts to shut down rail and telegraph networks amid deadly demonstrations.
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Yekaterinoslav
Russia
Iron worker William Mitchell kills Cecil Thayar in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles an iron worker named William Mitchell shot and killed Cecil Thayar a messenger shortly after allegations that Mitchell was responsible for a sitter's downfall and had abducted her from the Door of Hope. Mitchell surrendered to an officer who leapt from a passing car as the first shot rang out after Ethel Mitchell, 16, vanished from the home.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Hope
William Mitchell
Cecil Thayar
Ethel Mitchell
Mitchell
Dismissal of Councillor Triggers China Crisis
Yuan Shi Kai fled Pekin after removal from office as grand councillor and commander in chief. Na Tung appointed to vacant foreign board post. Yuan is in Tianjin under British protection, planning departure for Havana. Britain United States Germany and Japan discuss protests at the foreign board, with unity split on international repercussions and intervention.
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Pekin
Yuan Shi Kai
Na Tung
Liane Tun Yen
Taotal
Pokin
Tlentain
Great Britain
Habana
Legation
John Jordan
Rockhill
Foreign Board
United States
Germany
Japan
Chink Wrould
Mrs Morris Recalls Testimony in Rankin Murder Case
Infon City, Tenn. Mrs Wail Morris wife of a confessed night rider asked to be recalled to correct testimony. She testified that her husband Wail Morris was at home the night Captain Rankin was murdered, impeaching his claim of presence and aiding the defence.
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Infon City
Tenn
Wail Morris
Captain Rankin
Attempt Made to Murder Tennessee Attorney General
In Union City Tennessee at 9 30 p m Sunday an assailant fired at Attorney General Caird as he approached his home the gunman fled from the depot while a newspaper correspondent nearby fired twice but missed. Militiamen and citizens pursue the attacker.
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Union City
Tenn
Cairds
Abe Sallant
Thie
Othe Fasae
Caldwell
Mitchell Defends Coal Pricing, Claims Small Consumers Pay Most
Former United Mine Workers leader John Mitchell states in a letter to Oklahoma Attorney General Weat that railroad and large manufacturers buy coal at little or no profit, or at a loss, while small consumers bear most of the profits. He argues U.S. coal is priced far lower than in other countries, making it seem cheap but uneconomical.
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Guthrie
Okla
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Weat
Oklahoma
Mr. West
West
Mr. Mitchell
Chicago Milwaukee St Paul plan for Pacific coast farms stations
Portland reports the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul railroad proposes a revolutionary scheme to place a series of experimental farms and stations along the Pacific coast extension from Evarts to the coast. Twelve stations are under consideration, six in Washington and others in Idaho and Montana, to demonstrate agriculture horticulture sheep and cattle raising dairy forestry irrigation power protection and mining, under modern scientific farming methods and expert guidance.
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Ore
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
Pacific Coast
Evarts
8. D
State of
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Train Schedule Fragment for Ogden Salt Lake Route
Passenger connections noted with Route bound at 7:90 am linking Cache Valley train 12 for Ogden and Salt Lake. Mixed Valley train 11 from 0220 8 Mm. 10:52 am to 11:20 am 1:00 pm lists stops Leeves Malad Garland Tremont Corinne Brigham arriving Ogden at 6:25 pm. Local agent F. F. Groas.
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Cache Valley
Ogden and
Salt Lake
Ogden
Brigham
Corinne
Tremont
Garland
Malad
Post Office Schedule Details for South going South Route
Mails close at 7:00 p.m. and arrive from Penrose and way at 11:00 a.m. Mails depart for Penrose at 1:00 p.m. Mails arrive from Stone and way at 6:30 p.m. and depart at 6:30 a.m. Office hours run 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Eva C. Wilcox, Postmaster.
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Penrose
Stone and Way
Eva C. Wilcox
Readers Invite Public News for Notable Events
The notice asks readers to send in items of news such as births deaths marriages and social changes. It invites public assistance to help cover events that may be overlooked and to pull all the news from the community.
Southern states shift to dry laws and liquor regulation
Southern states push to widen the dry era as North Carolina Mississippi and Alabama enforce prohibition while Georgia remains dry for a year. Louisiana adopts a new liquor law though less sweeping. Antisaloon forces plan early campaigns in several states with potential statewide measures in Tennessee Texas and Arkansas.
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Atlanta
North
Carina
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
Louisiana
South
Tennessee
Texas
Arkansas
Garfield administration reforms streamline interior department.
Secretary Garfield reports that new administration methods simplify business without sacrificing accuracy or responsibility. The annual document covers bureaus, territories, national parks and reservations, District of Columbia corporations, and related work under Interior Department management.
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Washington
Garfield
Savya
Department of the Interior
Territories
National Parks and Reservations
District of Columbia
Chinese Merchants Petition Chinese Consul Over Attacks
Port Townsend residents allege unprovoked assaults by Puget Sound artillery soldiers endangering the Chinese community. Chinese merchants and leaders petition the San Francisco consul general, asking the War Department to be advised of a serious situation and the potential for murder.
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Port Townsend
Wash
Puget Sound
Celestial Colony
San Francisco
War Department
Conference to Address Care for Dependent Children
Washington reports spontaneous and universal approval for a conference set to meet January 25 and 26 to tackle the nation’s dependent children issue. Messages from prominent men and women nationwide show strong interest and sympathy for this important problem.
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Washington
Transport Thomas Damaged After Collision Near San Francisco
The United States Army transport Thomas, bound for the Philippine Islands on Tuesday, was damaged in a collision with the coasting steamer Brunswick Sunday afternoon. The tide drove Brunswick Sun to the docks as it entered port, raising questions about repair time and sailing.
One Man Dead and Four Wounded in Bellevue Dayton Fight
A Friday clash that started in Bellevue Kentucky and ended in Dayton Ohio left Harry Smith of Cincinnati dead. Marshall Jolly of Dayton was probably fatally wounded, while Mrs Lace Jones and Henry Schulte were seriously wounded. The fatality occurred during a fight with Major Wilson and his two brothers as Jolly attempted to arrest them.
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Cincinnati
Bellevue
Dayton
Harry Smith
Cincinati
Marshall Jolly
Lace Jones
Henry Schulte
Smith
Major Wilson
Wilson
Jolly
Kid Adams Shot During Spokane to Avaconda Hold Up
In Avaconda Montana Theodore Adams alias Kid Adams and a second masked man attempted a street car robbery. C A Smith a land office deputy reached for his pistol and was shot at. Smith returned fire, hitting Adams in the back of the head. Adams died.
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Spokane
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