Squaw Beats Babe to Death Near Willow Creek
In Yreka area a 17 month old child was killed when an Indian woman named Wora Chipp attacked Mrs. William Beal and fired at a house where Beal hid. The other child escaped as Chipp rode off. sheriff en route sixty miles east to the scene as residents search for the assailant over a supposed grudge.
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Yreka
Cole
Willow Creek Villey
Mire
William Beal
Ranchmarn
Wora Chipp
Widespread Dissatisfaction With Japanese Rule in Manchuria
Foreign merchants banks and shipping firms in Manchuria express growing discontent with Japanese administration under the Portsmouth treaty. Occupation continues until next April and foreign trade is nearly blocked as Japanese merchants win advantages. Foreign goods enter via Port Newohwang while Chinese customs duty applies. Japanese imports come through Dalny and Antung duty free.
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Manchuria
Portsmouth
Newohwang
Dalny
Antung
May Cut Off Labor On Pan American Railway
Mexico City chief engineer Miller overseeing Pan American railway work toward the Guatemala border fears Guatemala’s revolution may temporarily halt labor. He projects completion to San Benito port Tapachula by July next year and rapid work to the Seneren border if conditions allow.
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Mexico City
Miller
Pan-American Railway
Guatemala
San Penito
Tapachula
Seneren
Plundering and Killing in Warsaw Mall Ambush
A band of terrorists attacked a mall wagon between Kromiewko and Klodawna killing the driver and two escorting soldiers and plundering the wagon. Five terrorists shot a police officer and his wife as they walked. The attackers fled. Jews in Warsaw were uneasy but no anti Jewish outbreak is planned.
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Warsaw
Kromiewko
Klodawna
Deficit Exceeds Forecast as Budget Braces for 40 Million
The Daily Telegraph correspondent reports a large budget shortfall with an estimated def icit around 40 million dollars. The dispatch notes widespread tax resistance among foreigners in Nagasaki and mentions reforms under a military cabinet replacing war ministers to address army needs.
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Don
Tokios
Daily Telegraph
Nagasaki
Trigg Accused in Costa Rica Murder Case
In a Costa Rican incident, Dr. Julian Trigg stands accused after allegedly killing Dr. Alta Mirango a noted politician and cabinet minister. Tras visited with his wife to care for Alta Mirango while tensions rose over insults to Senora Irias. The confrontation escalated and Alta Mirango was shot.
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Julian Trigg
AltaMirang
Tras
Costa Rice
AltaMirano
Waa
Senora Irias
Irian
AltaMirano Irings
Alta Mirano
Storms Bring Heavy Rain Across Kansas North Central
A powerful Sunday night storm drenched north and central Kansas after a scorcher of a year. Reports note heavy rainfall and lightning with possible crop damage in northern sections, including Marion County, though specifics remain uncertain.
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Kan
North
Marahel
Revolution in Russia Gains Moment
The situation in St Petersburg and Moscow grows more severe as revolutionary groups push armed action. Demonstrations for a general strike occur amid heavy police presence and rising worker militancy. Rural guards join peasants against landlords while a Jewish massacre at Bialystok inflames tensions and authorities face criticism for provocative telegrams.
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St. Petersvura
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Bialystok
Russia
Roosevelt presses for rigid meat inspection in packing houses
President Roosevelt publishes the full correspondence with Representative Wadsworth on meat inspection. He rejects the House substitute as inadequate and says changes, including elimination of court review and other alterations, would yield a thorough and rigid inspection. He cites talks with Representative Adams and asserts the Beveridge amendment goal.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Representative Wadsworth
Committee On Agriculture
Wadsworth
Wadeworth
Adams
Wisconsin
Agricultural Committee
Jews Take Revenge In Bialystok Uprising Across City
In Bialystok via Warsaw Jewish revolutionists concealed on rooftops and behind curtains fired on government buildings and passersby all day Saturday. A factory ambush struck a station and trains. at least one hundred people were killed.
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Bialystok
Warsaw
Ambiguity on Statehood Bill Eases Local Tension
Phoenix observers report no special excitement as the statehood bill alignment ends with clear conditions. The prevailing sentiment is relief and a belief that the November vote will decisively defeat joint statehood.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Precious stones output value in 1905 reaches $326,360
Washington reports the United States geological survey bulletin on precious stones shows total output valued at $326,360 in 1905. Sapphire mines contributed about $125,000 while turquoise yielded around $65,000 in value.
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Washington
United States
Riot in Mexico Touched off by Minera Federation Board
In a state department letter dated June 11 from Cananea Mexico W C Greene president of the copper company recounts a plan to dynamite the bank and overthrow the government. He warns of an agitator movement and notes actions by Mexican factions surrounding the mine and town.
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Mexico
Boar
Federation of Minera
Washington
State Department
Cananea
Sorona
México
W. C. Greene
Copper Company
Shot Down at His Own Door in Wyoming Feud Killing
Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Charles Morris shot dead by Thomas Sewall a few steps from Morris's home. Sewall arrested after the instant killing, transported to Evanston to avoid lynching. Both men cattlemen tied to a long feud over cattle reserves.
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Jackson Hole
Charles Morris
Galt Lake City
Wyoming
Thomas Sewall
Jackson's Hole
Morris
Sewall
St. Anthony
Evanston
Wyo
Berlin Agricultural Fair Opens with Prince and General Remarks
Berlin subur biograph highlights Prince Frederick William and General Pobdielsi opening the agricultural fair. They praise German farming and state food protection by law. General Poddielski cites concerns from Chicago meat packing, calling for safeguards as he warns of poorly inspected meat and Russian imports.
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Berlin
Frederick William
von Pobdielakl
Nine Killed as Haverford Explosion Shocks Liverpool
A violent explosion on the British steamer Haverford, of the International Navigation company, killed nine men and wounded about forty as dockworkers opened hatches at Huskisson dock in Liverpool. The vessel had arrived from Philadelphia with passengers on board and the blast wrecked the deck and docks.
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Liverpool
Haverford
International Navigation Company
Vexae
Nielson
Philadelphia
Huskisson Dock
Atevedores
California vows to ban nonpaying France firms
San Francisco reports officials say France companies that refuse to meet obligations will be driven from the state and ruined publicly. Insurance Commissioner BE Marion Wi backs Attorney General Webb in pursuing full losses payment.
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San Francisco
California
Saly
France
Surance
Marion Wi
Webb
Murdered in His Bed in Los Angeles
Joseph Schenk a laundryman was shot dead in his home in Los Angeles by two men who woke him and his wife in the bedroom. They fled and Mrs Scheik described them as Americana of heavy build. Schenk spoke once and was immediately shot. one bullet struck his eye and another entered his body.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Joseph Schenk
Mra. Scheik
Scholk
Bill
Biddle
Gage
Alan Dale
Dale
Slaughter of Jews in Russia Continues
In Bialystok on Friday disorder returns with greater fury after Thursday. Bombs explode as crowds fight police and soldiers. fifty or more killed and many wounded. Peasants join in the mobs armed with clubs and scythes as troops exchange fire with Jews in houses. Minsk reports authorities warned of trouble and recalled infantry and cavalry to bolster the garrison.
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St. Petersburg
Bialystok
Grodno
Minsk
British MPs press meat packing questions in Commons
In London discussions on Chicago meat packing disclosures rise in the House of Commons. Michael Hicks-Beach will ask War Secretary Haldane about Chicago canned meat used by troops in the late war and the Pwtoamine poisoning classification. Frederick E. Smith seeks portion of house food from Chicago sources.
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London
Chicago
House of Commons
Michael Hicks-Beach
Exchequer
Haldane
House
South Africa
Armour’s
St. Louis
Kansas City
Frederick E. Smith
Army
Armour
Helmet
Mitchell's
Roosevelt Wadsworth Clash Over Meat Inspection Bill
Washington report on the public exchange between President Roosevelt and House Agriculture Chairman Wadsworth regarding the meat inspection bill. The president condemns changes in the House amendment as weakening reforms, while Wadsworth argues the president is very wrong and defends the committee’s provisions.
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Washington
Wadsworth
House Committee On Agriculture
Roosevelt
House of Representatives
Daniel Boone Day Opens Homecoming Jubilee in Loulaville
In Loulaville Kentucky a Daniel Boone homecoming weekend featured an early floral parade and a later Boone glorification in Cherokee Park. About a dozen lineal descendants attended as the Boone statue, sculpted by Enad Yandell of Louisville, was unveiled and presented to Louisville by C. C. Bicknell. The presentation address was given by Breckenridge Castleman and the board of park commissions accepted on behalf of the city, with Col. Durrett delivering the acceptance.
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Loulaville
Daniel Boone
Cherokee Park
Boone
Enad Yandell
Louisville
C. C. Bicknell
Breckenridge Castleman
Bicknell
Board of Park Commissions
Col. Durrett
House votes for canal project with sea level ban
The House approved a Panama Canal plan by 110 to 36 and backed an amendment to the sundry civil appropriation of 25 million dollars forbidding any portion from funding a sea level canal, with presidential approval.
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Washington
Panama
Littauer
Panama Canal
John Henry Plays Pool Under a Cross Fire
A humorous reminiscence of a village pool hall scene with rowdy chair-warmers and colorful regulars. Characters Thirsty Bill Red Necktie Glisten Shine Polish Gilsten Long-haired Lemuel Willie McSweet and Biddle occupy the space as witty quips fly. The narrator recalls pranks, taunts, and a handicap match amid playful chaos.
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Bill
Wilson
Red Necktie
Red Necktle
Tag
Bixby Brothers
Shine
Polish
Gilsten
Glisten
Lemuel
Tioga County
Hinta
Willie McSweet
Willie
Albany
Wille
Princess Royal Title Given To Duchess Of Fife
The British birthday honors announce the duchess of Fife as Princess Royal. Her daughters will bear the style and title of princess, with the duchess ensuring the lineage carries distinct royal styling through generations.
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Duchess of Fife
London Telegraph
Victoria
Frederick
Germany
Henry VII
Margaret
Filisabeth
Henry VIII
Lord Highnews
Spain
Princess Mary
Charles I
Princess Royal
Below the Horizon remark on Jenks's prosperity
A Philadelphia Press line notes Jenks appears prosperous with income described as out of sight. The remark suggests he lives beyond his means, provoking skepticism about his finances.
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Jenks
Philadelphia Press
No Old Ladies
The Houston Post notes the Old Ladies' Home is complete but empty of inmates. It laughs that no residents are available and jokes about a call to The Young Ladies' Retreat.
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Houston Post
Nothing Else Left The Daughter Pursues Marriage
A Cleveland Leader snippet shows a mother berating her daughter for lacking accomplishments and the daughter replying that she will get married. The exchange captures social expectations and gender roles in the era.
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Cleveland
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