Mexican Troops Suppress Strikes After Riot Toll Rises
Disorder ends after mill workers destroy property and free prisoners as Mexican troops move to quell violence in Nogales and Orizaba. At least 30 killed and over 800 wounded, with $1.5 million in damage attributed to Eduardo Garcia’s properties. International concerns rise as two Spanish nationals are killed.
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Tehuantepec
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Strike called off in Southern Pacific firemen dispute
Houston, Jan 8 The Southern Pacific firemen strike ends as an agreement signed by Thornwell Fay and W G Van Vleck for the Harriman roads and by union leaders W H Wills and Timothy Shea goes into effect. An arbitration board will rule on contract abrogation, workers return to posts, and seniority terms. About 500 strikers have begun returning to work. strike breakers are to be dismissed.
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Italian Workmen Claim Peonage In West Virginia Camp
A group of Italian laborers says they were held in peonage at a West Virginia lumber camp after being sent from Hoboken. They allege armed deputies confined them in a box car for days with bread and water rations scarce. They secured release via the Italian ambassador and state department and will pursue legal action for back wages.
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Nelson Named for Senate Victory in Minnesota Caucus
The Republican members of the Minnesota legislature nominated United States Senator Knute Nelson to seek reelection. The move effectively guarantees his return, with the January 22 election expected in the overwhelmingly Republican body.
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St. Paul, Minn
Minnesota
United States
Knute Nelson
Lamp Explosion Burns Couple. Widow and Husband Fatally Injured
In St Louis on Tuesday Mrs Ella J Longley was fatally burned when a lamp exploded covering her with oil. Her husband Alexander Longley was badly burned trying to save her as they ran the Altruist paper.
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Ella J. Longley
Alexander Longley
Longley
Sues to Oust McClellan as NYC Mayor in 1905 Case
New York Attorney General files suit in supreme court seeking removal of George B. McClellan from the New York City mayoralty. He argues William Randolph Hearst was legally elected in 1905, with ballots for Hearst miscounted or not counted in multiple districts amid alleged voting violations.
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New York
Jackson
State of
Supreme Court
George B. McClellan
City of
William Randolph Hearst
Hearst
McClellan
Bryce Arrives in Washington February 24 as Ambassador
London reports James Bryce the new British ambassador to the United States will reach Washington February 24. He plans a few days in the capital before Congress adjourns, while Mrs. Bryce closes receptions at Portland Place. Bryce will return from Dublin to meet Foreign Secretary Grey before sailing. no passage booked yet due to multiple lines vying for the honor.
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London
James Bryce
United States
Washington
Congress
Grey
Davidson Inaugurated as Wisconsin Governor
Madison Wis January 8 Gov James O Davidson and other state officers elect were inducted into office with Chief Justice J B Cassaday administering the oath Supreme Court Justice elect William H Timlin also sworn in The traditional inaugural ball was skipped this year replaced by an evening reception at the executive mansion The legislature will convene Wednesday for the governor's message to both houses
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Madison Wis
James O. Davidson
J. B. Cassaday
Supreme Court
William H. Timlin
Davidson
Versailles Seizes Seminary Securities Worth One Million
Local authorities seize bonds and other securities totaling 1,000,000 at the seminary under church and state separation law. The valuables are held by Versailles officials and to be used for charitable purposes.
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Versailles
Legislatures Open In Midwest With Insurance Topic
Illinois lawmakers open bid to reform fire life and fraternal insurance statutes drafted by O B Ryan to raise public safety and company stability. Minnesota and North Dakota legislatures organize with party splits shaping leadership. Kansas timing for Benson successor debated while Wyoming backs Warren for reelection.
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North Dakota
Kansas
Wyoming
Warren
Springfield
O. B. Ryan
Streator
Deneen
Ryan
Great Fire Destroys Michigan Stove Works Plant in Detroit
A fierce blaze at the Michigan Stove Works on Jefferson Avenue gutted a major portion of the plant, totaling an estimated 750000 in loss with only the office, foundries, and part of storage spared. The lines of 1200 workers were left jobless as 15000 stoves were ruined and injuries to firemen and spectators occurred amid a three hour battle.
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Detroit
Mich
Michigan Stove Works
Jefferson Avenue
Shah of Persia Dies Quietly in Teheran
The Daily Mail reports from Teheran that the shah of Persia died this evening after four camphor injections to extend life. The heir apparent and ministers were summoned as palace officials prepared for mourning and the harem doors closed signaling the end. Foreign ministers learned of the death but the public remained unaware as streets went dark.
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London
Daily Mail
Teheran
Persia
Wisconsin Bridge and Iron Co files rail rate complaint
Complains to the Interstate Commerce Commission that the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railroad raised iron bridge material from 12 1/2 cents to 27 cents per 100 pounds in carloads between Milwaukee and Kansas City Missouri, alleging the increase is unjust.
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St. Paul Road
Washington
Wisconsin Bridge and Iron Company
Milwaukee
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad Company
Kansas City
Plot to murder officers at Fort Reno uncovered
A Fort Reno examination of Corporal Knowles charged with shooting Capt. Macklin on December 21 revealed a plot to murder every white officer at the post. The message from Oklahoma City dated January 9 reports the finding.
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Okla
Fort Reno
Knowles
Macklin
Trainmaster Bailey Dies After Illness
William H Bailey, formerly trainmaster in charge of army supply trains for Gen. Grant during the Civil War, died at his home Sunday from Brights disease. A respected railroad man, he years ago served as joint baggagemaster at the old Union Station in St Louis.
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E. T. Cox
American Association For the Advancement of Science
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Republican National Committee
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Indiana
William H. Bailey
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Alfred E. Davis
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Ohio
Harry K. Allen
Kansas City
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Ramsey County
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Hallam
E. P. Ripley
Santa Fe
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago
Union Pacific
Peoria, Sr
Newton C. Dougherty
State Rights Debate Over Child Labor Legislation
Senate voices argue child labor bills would strip states of powers reserved by the tenth amendment while favoring broader centralization. Senator Overman attacks federal overreach amid calls to consult the people before surrendering rights. In the House Texas' Slayden discusses Brownsville incident and Negro troops' discharge. Senate debates Roosevelt troop decision, Lodge and Foraker clash over presidential power and authority.
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Lodge
Beveridge
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Slayden
Texas
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Foraker
Roosevelt
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Mr. Lodge
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Various world and local events reported in brief
A roundup of incidents and notable items includes storms and flood damage in Santa Barbara and Cairo Illinois, a large will leaving 5 million dollars to family, fires in Bangkok and Plainview Nebraska, political visits and resignations, deaths and crimes across several states, and other brief news items from 1900s era reporting.
Triplets Arrive Then Twins For Stevenson Family
The family of Charles Stevenson of Kittanning has welcomed five new members in 18 months. In late 1905 the household saw triplets, and last night twins were born. All the children are reported to be in good health.
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Pittsburg
Charles Stevenson
Kittanning
Chile Sees Prosperous Year After Earthquake
Valparaiso Chile Jan 8 In spite of last year’s earthquake the country enjoyed a prosperous year with banks mines and manufacturers posting big dividends and a favorable financial outlook anticipated.
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Chile
Valparaiso
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