Mourning Toll From Fatal Incidents Across Cities and Mines
A cascade of deadly events reported include two men fatally shot a bartender and fled with 1200 in Cobos Nevada while a jealous Italian lover killed Alyina Zuttmann in Chicago. Other fatal acts follow in Bristow Oklahoma, Berkeley California, Sonman Pennsylvania, Cincinnati Ohio, New York, Salt Lake City, and广 a grim tally from mines in Pennsylvania. The Pennsylvan ia state mine report notes 124 boys ages 1 to 21 killed in 1904 within anthracite and bituminous regions, plus 42 more in other areas.
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J. D. Holden
Cobos
Nev
Michael Detrain
Alyina Zuttmann
Chicago
A. Brown
Arthur Wakefield
Bristow
John E. Owens
Bonnie Tucker
Cincinnati
George Wasser
New York
Vassar
Alma Mead Thomas
Salt Lake
Hind
Pennsylvania State Department of Mines
Fraternal Congress Meetings Open in Thuffalo
Delegates flock to Praternalists in Thuffalo for the National Fraternal Congress and Associated Fraternities of America annual meetings. The initial aim of unity between the two groups has been dropped, likely reshaping the fraternals' future alignments.
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Thuffalo
Xol
National Fraternal Congress
Associated Fraternities of America
Fires destroy two Toppenish stores in $29000 loss
Northwest news reports the L. A. Knox dry goods store and the Toppenish meat market were destroyed by fire near Toppenish, with damages around 29000 and unknown cause. Other items include a purse theft in Pocatello, two men with smallpox detentions near Yakima, and various local accidents and notes from Washington, Oregon, and Idaho.
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L. A. Knox
Toppenish
Dan Hurt
South Arthur Avenue
Pocatello
Yakima
Corbett Brothers
Columbia County
Washington
Northwestern Warehouse Company
Portland
State Board of Equalization of
Montana
Pitra Loritz
Arthur Swift
Baker City
Win
Spencer
Walter Truax
Joe Dell
Plains
Mont
Bre Eddy
Frank W. Neal
Idaho
Exeault
Supreme Court
Sullivan
Hobertes
Georgetown
MceCommon
Tibbets
McCommon
Washington State Historical Society
Heceta
Quadra
Peterson
Last Chance
Ale
Montana Labor Federation to Hold Largest Convention
Denders of organized labor in Montana gather at Helens for the State Federation of Labor annual meeting. The convention is expected to be the largest in membership in the organization’s history, with routine business and major issues on the agenda. In Washington, the AFL executive council meets for three days to hear labor dispute representations before reporting to the Norfolk federation meeting in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Federation of Labor
Helens
Mont
Washington
American Federation of Labor
Eountry
Canada
Cornel Willl
Norfolk
Federation
Idaho Board Probes Lost Sheep Tax Evasion In State
Bolte Capital News reports Idaho state board of equalization plans to locate missing sheep and force full returns to capture tax revenue. Counties like Lincoln Blaine and Fremont show large unassessed flocks. editors critique existing laws and note potential protections that leave sheep untaxed. Governor Gooding counties show greatest losses, a coincidence or cause for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolte Capital News
Idaho State Board of Tax Equalization
Taute
Ory
Teta
Washington County
Lincoln County
Blaine County
Custer County
Lincoln
Blaine
Fremont
Idaho
Capital News
State Board of Equalization
Fremont County
Hiimore County
Livestock Sanitary Commission
State Board
Capital
Gooding
Heavy Gooseberry Yields Stir Oregon Growers Debate
Hood River grower Will Davis claims 11 0 apple boxes weighing 46 pounds each from under an acre, totaling about 297 dollars at a cent per pound. Andrew Verder of Polk County reports 14 000 pounds from an acre and a fraction, 280 bushels at 50 pounds each, all sold to the Salem cannery under contract.
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Davin
Hood River
Davis
Mt. Hood
Statesman
Salem Statesman
Andrew Verder
Polk County
Salem
Vereler
Ex Governor Pardee to Speak on Forestry Policy in Sacramento
Ex Governor George C Pardee of California and twice president of the National Irrigation Congress is slated to address the upcoming contest at Sacramento on the National Forestry Policy. Pardee is a noted advocate of forest preservation. John Degan, a railroad fireman, shot his sister dead in Philadelphia after she refused to lend him money.
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Pardee
George C. Pardee
California
National Irrigation Congress
National Forestry Policy
Sacramento
John Degan
Philadelphia
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Sorosis
the Alexander Department Store
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Irea LE Rom For
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Pendleton
Northwest News
Idaro
Star Theater
Just
V. Stroble
Eilers Piano House
Eilers
Adence
James Fletcher
East Oregonian
East
Bill
Manultee Facturers
Geo. H. Clark
Grocer Main Street
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