Strikes Close San Francisco Restaurants and Rail Heat
The strikes by cooks and waiters shut nearly all San Francisco restaurants. The Charlotte Street Railway failed to supply heat as workers walked out. A trolley collision in Hamilton, Ohio left a passenger dead and a motorman severely injured. A mix of international and local incidents fills the page with labor unrest, crime, and sports betting headlines.
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San Francisco
Hamilton, O
Clarence W. Lehman
Young
The French Grace Darling Heroine of Ashant Fisherwoman
Rose Here an Ashant fisherwoman became a national hero after rescuing six sailors when a small vessel wrecked near her home. With a line secured about her waist she saved the imperiled crew as high seas thwarted a boat launch. A national subscription is raised to reward her courage.
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Rose
France
Feud and Death Stir News From Across the World
Reports detail a murder suicide in Winslow New Mexico a schoolgirl killed by a man named John Spires jealousy cited as motive. President Roosevelt to receive and heirs to estate of King Gracie. A New York suspect in a violent letter case committed to the insane hospital. Macedonia likely to gain international administration proposals. Texas farm unions grow rapidly with thousands of members. A girl in Italy decapitated by a jealous mother. Willie Nickell’s father to regain bloody clothing used in murder trials. A reform of second class mailing privileges progressing toward completion. Mexican congress passes constitutional change extending the presidency and creating a vice presidency with a six year term.
Consulate Insult Sparks Beirut Departure in Alexandretta Incident
The U S consulate at Alexandretta in Asiatic Turkey was closed after Consul Davis was insulted and assaulted by local police while escorting an Armenian detainee to a steamer. Davis lowered the flag and left for Beirut, breaking relations with Turkish authorities as a mob demonstrated against Christians.
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United States
Alexandretta
Turkey
Davis
Beirut
Roosevelt declines to intervene in Colorado mine strike
President Roosevelt on Monday refused to interfere in the Telluride district miners dispute. He will not order an investigation or use federal authority under present conditions. Senators Teller and Patterson of Colorado had urged action from the White House via the Western Federation of Miners appeal.
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Roosevelt
Telluride
Colorado
Western Federation of Miners
Tellerer and Patterson
Land laws in the Philippines govern disposition of public lands
The president has submitted to congress rules and regulations for the lease sale or other disposition of public lands in the Philippine Islands excluding timber or mineral lands. Provisions cover homesteading selling and leasing portions of the public domain terms for perfecting titles patents without compensation to native settlers town sites and sale of lots and hearings and decisions by the Philippine court of land registration for imperfect and incomplete Spanish grants.
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Congress
Philippine Islands
Islands
Philippine Court of Land
Wyoming News and Local Crimes in One Column
A roundup from Wyoming and nearby states reports a 10 year old Lar amie boy likely to be sent to reform school for silk theft, a land reclamation plan in Big Horn county, a Montana guards regiment formed at Butte, and a Bates Hole shooting between ranchers Pat Sullivan and Matt Schroeder. also noted are child deaths, a Spokane lad’s boxing draw, Rock Springs road fund, a miner killed at Golconda, a Great Falls hardware firm's assignment, and Wyoming bond cases.
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David Crismon
Golconda
Nev
Crismon
Winnemucca
Western Hardware Company
Great Falls
Mont
Lions Tear Frau Fischer in Dessau Menagerie
Frau Fischer a lion tamer was mauled by four lions in a Dessau menagerie cage before a large crowd. She attempted a hoop trick when the animals leaped and disemboweled her in one stroke. Panic spread as spectators were injured amid the chaotic attack.
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Frau Fischer
Dessau
Germany
Starved Amid Riches by Huntington Man
Eugene Crofutt aged 62 of Huntington Connecticut died from starvation after years of not eating adequately. Despite possessing about $50,000 in cash he refused hospital care and declined help when his condition worsened following a fainting episode last month.
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J. Ahern
Geological Survey
Cody
Wyo
Washington
C. Ingram
Rock Springs
Rawlins
Fred Chrisman
Eugene Crofutt
Huntington
Conn
Race War in Berkley Virginia Feared Violent Clash
Democrats in Berkley Virginia have driven County Treasurer Lyons from office alleging he was registering Negro voters. Negro residents are penned in a section as armed men fill the streets with shotguns. Authorities may request militia from Norfolk or Portsmouth to quell possible serious trouble.
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Berkley
Lyons
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Prison for Postal Thieves in Baltimore Trial
Columbus Blisworth Upton and Thomas W McGregor were found guilty in a U S district court in Baltimore of conspiring to rob the government tied to a leather pouch contract. Sentence was suspended pending a motion for a new trial. Charles Smith, who secured the order for 20 000 pouches via Upton and McGregor, testified as principal witness.
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Columbus Blisworth Upton
Thomas W. McGregor
United States District Court
Baltimore
Charles Smith
Upton
McGregor
Cabinet Discusses Sugar Production Outlook
After a cabinet meeting on Tuesday officials stated only departmental matters were reviewed. Secretary Wilson spoke on Michigan sugar culture and predicted the United States would soon be self supplying. Following the meeting Secretary Root and Assistant Secretary Loomis met briefly with the president with no related discussion.
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Wilson
Michigan
Root
Loomis
Fifty-eighth Congress Opens Regular Session Pace
The Fifty-eighth Congress began its first regular session at noon on Monday, with the Senate meeting a half hour earlier after Saturday's adjournment to permit orderly termination of the called session. Little business occurred as members listened to the president's message.
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Fifty-eighth Congress
Senate
Congress
Wives of Italian Miners Roughly Handled Local Officers
Eleven women, wives of striking coal miners, attacked Marshal Milt Hightower and George Waybright as they tore down shanties on Victor Fuel properties in Hastings Colorado. Marie Vanelli struck Hightower with a butcher's cleaver nearly severing an ear. Waybright was severely beaten. The women were arrested and taken to Trinidad for trial.
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Marshal Milt Hightower
George Waybright
Victor Fuel Company
Hastings
Colo
Marie Vanelli
Hightower
Waybright
Trinidad
Treasury proposal on public buildings funding plans
The secretary of the treasury offers no provision in his annual estimate to Congress for continuing work on the Salt Lake City Salt Lab public building next year, believing current funds suffice. He seeks 50000 for Ogden, 25000 for Laramie and Evanston Wyoming buildings, and 250000 for Yellowstone Park improvements.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Salt Lab
Ogden
Laramie
Evanston
Wyo
Yellowstone Park
Dr. George C. Ownby Vision Testing Service
Dr George C Ownby offers new instruments for detecting abnormal vision and glasses fitted with satisfaction guaranteed at Room 9 Commercial block Center Street Local vision care advertised with a promise of guaranteed satisfaction.
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Commercial Block
Center Street
Logan Abstract Co Abstracts Real Estate and Fire Insurance
Logan Abstract Company reports prompt abstracts of real estate and fire insurance records. The notice highlights quick service in organizing property titles and insurance documents for clients seeking efficient legal clearance and coverage.
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Nebraska
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