Indian Agency Testimony Suppressed in Five Death Fire Case
Ferguson ejected from Umatic Indian reservation after acting as stenographer for testimony on the January 20 fire that killed five Indians. Superintendent Edwards halted Ferguson’s notes and ordered the session shut, sparking outrage among Indians who demand a complete investigation and testimony from all witnesses.
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Edwards
Wii Holt
Pendleton
Charlier J. Ferguson
Umatilla
O. C. Edwards
Vancourt
No Shirt
Ferguson
Ceage
Armepino
Mer
Edwarde
Crithila
Ai Department
Alp
Peegaron
Witherdes
Mondeydet
Withemten
Meee Shedhine
Indiana
Mitten
Forguenon
Withers
Wilwands
Tradtins
Tadiatin
Prison Governor Assassinated on Tiasil Island
Prison governor Gule dem on Tiasil island was fatally shot on the main street when a terrorist attempted to arrest him. The assailant, an apparently 08 year old youth, fired at close range before escaping. The governor had been accused of mistreating political prisoners and had long been targeted.
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St. Petersburg
Guledem
Tiasil Island
Umatilla Tribe Plans City Indian Court Hearing
The Umatillas will hold a public Indian court session in the city to hear testimony from several tribal members. The proceedings aim to present statements from leading tribe members and later be sent to Washington for review.
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Umatillas
Washington
Pope Will Remain Neutral on Gaelic League Rumor
In Trublin June 30 report says Britain sought Vatican opinion opposing the Gaelic League in Ireland. Rome dismisses the rumor as groundless and notes the pope favors no political agitation likely to lead to violence. He concentrates on liturgical music, religious matters, and Catholic affairs rather than international policy.
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Gaelic League
Rittal
Rainmaker Mattield Faces Standstill Demands in County
One hundred farmers in Stonistite county demand stopping Rainmaker Mattield after nine inches of rain from November to April costing 2640 with a fee for each extra inch. They offer 9500 to halt, while Planting interests threaten to quit after 1? teches, risking a net of £1500.
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Stockton
Jan
Stonistite County
Mattield
Tony
Held
Election for the Russian Duma mired by reform opposition
A Russian correspondent reports the January election as hampered by government controls and deportations aimed at stifling constitutional democracy. Analysts fear the Duma may fail to govern, risking the breakup of the empire.
Seven Die In Stewart Mine Disaster Near Mayetteville
A coal mine explosion in the Stewart mine near Mayetteville traps workers. At noon about 200 men were in the shaft. 75 believed dead, one possibly alive. Among the dead are 36 white and 10 negro workers. 20 foreign workers unaccounted. Rescue operations will not start until night.
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Charlestown
W. Vadon
Payetteville
Stewart
Mayetteville
Nmber
Senator Carter Attacks Hitchcock Over Land Order
Senator Carter of Montana assails Secretary Hitchcock over a land order promising no patent fee until examination. He claims the policy harbors fraud and questions integrity, saying only 1 in 100 offices meet standards. A Feb 21 vote on Smoot is set in the Senate. German courts challenge Welchers. Hamburg court upholds North German Fire Insurance Co. in quake case despite exemption clause.
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Simpot
Senate
State Department
Welching Insurance Company
Washington
Carter
Montana
Hitchecock
Welchers
Superior Court
Hamburg
Germany
James
San Francisco
Thompson trial confrontation fuels courtroom fury
The excerpt reports a heated courtroom argument with Thompson and Theodater Macinton. the crowd and proceedings escalate as threats are mentioned. Names and details are obscured, but the jurist’s line of questioning and the looming confrontation are highlighted amid a tense atmosphere.
Sail of the I Lords to America in estate settlement
Lords Charles and Marcus Seresford sailed today for the United States to settle the millen dolor estate of their brother Deloyal, who was killed in a North Dakota railroad accident. Swettenham has resigned as Swettenhim's reigniction discussed. The Globe reports the government accepted the resignation.
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Tereefonts
America
London
Charles
Marcus Seresford
United States
Millen Dolor
Deloyal
North Dakota
Swettenham
the Globe
Swettenhim
Japanese Coolie Problem Solved But Not by Treaty
Washington reports a tentative solution to the Japanese labor issue, with an understanding to deter inward movement via Tokyo government and possibly by exerting pressure on liner traffic. In a separate incident near Washington, Willam G. Copley, a census clerk, was arrested after the discovery of his wife and six month old baby with fatal bullet wounds. Copley and his wife died by suicide.
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Tokyo
Washington
Jan
Willam
G. Copley
Wechnens
Copley
Raymond
Copleys
Thirty-fourth
Towa
Unclear notices report missing person and paper blockade
Fragmentary notes from Kineton and Kensal recount a potential homicide linked to Macey J. Wider of New York and a widow seeking relief. A North Tinkota State Journal entry notes yellow wrapping paper and a freight blockade delaying white paper shipments with a plan to print on pine siding next week.
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Kineton
William Fp, Phan
York
Fid Macey J. Wider
New York
Mira
Wicer
Felson
Kensal
N. D
North Tinkota State Journal
Funeral for murdered merchant held at Whiteley home
Mrs. Fred Koeppen received word that her father is very ill at his Winona Minnesota home, and plans to leave for Winona on tonight’s train. The London funeral for the murdered merchant Whiteley was held today.
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Minnesota
Fred Koeppen
Winona
Anowimus Pleads Not Guilty In Murder Case
In circuit court this morning A. D. Rhonimus pleaded not guilty to second degree murder. Judge James A. Fee asked for deferral to allow better preparation. Next week the case will be reconsidered. Mrs. Mabel Warner sought permission to appear this afternoon, granted. The day also covered two minor chest-related issues. The Five Pacific Cot Elevator case concluded with a verdict for the plaintiff, awarding $158 plus interest for the wheat involved.
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Elrcuit
A. D. Rhonimus
Jquilty
James A. Fee
Mabel Warner
Fivcific Cot Hlevator Company
Pendleton Association Meeting On Ocean Rail Legislation
A special Pendleton Commercial Association meeting is called for 7:40 tonight to express local views on railroad legislation. Pendleton, a key shipping point, seeks a clear expression from members to forward to transportation committees and legislators. President Cohen urges all businesses to attend to convey Pendleton’s sentiment on these matters.
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Pendleton Commercial Aesoelition
Pendleton
Inland Empire
Midway
Pendleton Biuedi
Cohen
Stockholders to expand Topeka Santa Fe facilities
At a special meeting of Ion Topeka Santa Fe Railway stockholders on January 29 they voted to raise authorized common stock by 98 million dollars to 260 million. Directors will offer about 25 million in February as common stock or convertible bonds to fund rolling stock growth and a new line from Texico New Mexico to a Gulf coast point, aiming for the San Francisco to Galveston route. The railroad reports strong traffic, with last year’s gross earnings up 16.0 million and net earnings at 7.0 million. no floating debt and 16 million in banks.
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Armenia
York
Ion, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company
Texico
N. M
Gulf
Atchison
San Francisco
Galveston
Miners killed in cavein at Shaw mine in Tyelompe county
A roof collapse at the Shaw mine in Tyelompe county on the first night trapped several miners. H-Jioe Gets ehinelo and Givederen were killed and a third man severely injured, with rescue efforts under way.
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Stuckton
Cat
Jan
H—Jioe Getsehinelo
Givederen
Shawmut
Tyelompe
Lawmakers Select Buckets and Budgets In 1906 State Session
Salem reports a $1,000,850 grand appropriation request for state institutions and departments, with 71,000,000 more planned for repairs and improvements. Bills include suppressing bucket shops and county organization by popular vote. A 6,000 bid to fund Jamestown exposition was rejected, while officials discussed tax measures and county salaries. Also noted are a Philippine connection and several marriage permits issued in Yakima County.
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Salem
House
Ways and Means
Senate
Jimestown Exposition
Moore
Baker
Knowles
Wasco
Polk and
Lincoln Willamette Jounke
Insanity Defense Dominates Thaw Trial Deliberations
New York Jun 30 The insanity defense dominates court as the jury panel forms. Dr Edward Street of Montreal testifies Thaw may have been insane when White murdered. Editor William Clark notes jurors must weigh evidence and decide guilt beyond reasonable doubt. Jury selection proceeds with replacements and new panels drawn.
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Thaw
Canada
Rhot—Cyclopedia
New York
Jerome
Ivanity
Cannan
Worcester
Mase
Edward Street
Montreal
Street
Clark
William L. Chirk
Cyclopedia of Law and Procedure
Jaros
Arthur Campbell
Harold B. Fajre
Will Hear Motions to Quash Indictments in Rockefeller Case
Jan 30 Findlay Ohio. Motions to quash indictments against Rockefeller and three subsidiaries were filed by mail and received in court. They will be heard February 16.
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Findlay
Anvesh
Rockefeller
Anti Mormon Resolution Opens Debate In Springfield
Springfield Alabama January 10 resolutions were offered in the house urging opposition to polygamy and calling for more stringent laws against the Mormons.
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Springfield
House
Weeshire
Niengo Wheat Market Opens Amid Mixed Chicago Trade
In Chicago on January related to wheat, Jo-Wheat rose to 58 while low 85 and 8? open at 46. Chited VEG cites opened 95.4-8 with Olive YS listed in market notes.
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Chicago
Jan
Millionaire Whitelsey Leaves Large Aged Poor Funds
London Jan 30 report says Whitelsey left 5 million dollars to Almahoneen and Homer for the aged poor. The bequest seeks to aid elderly residents with sustained financial support.
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London
Whitelsey
Almahoneen
Homer
Chicago Anarchists Arrested In Apparent Plot
Chicago police report arresting George Stein and Harry Braun amid seized sketches of fortifications and European palaces. Authorities claim the material suggests a plan to threaten public order. The case centers on alleged conspiratorial activity tied to anarchist circles.
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Chicago
George Stein
Harry Braun
Palme Winters
Roosevelt
Ottier Courtrio
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Nattiell
DUMA
A. Petersburg
Thie
Fk Boli
Chewiir
Prem
Constitutional Democratia
K.P. Dillon
London Daily Telegraph
Oanth
Mhlon
Riaketay Empire
Senator Garter
Hitchcock
Interior Department
Burrows
Privileges and
Smoor
OFS
ADI
Cheing
Ches
Tee Thompson
Theoms
Thompson
Chester
Macinton
Cheeivr
Ben
Aoki
California
Lnberere
Pitter
Whitelew Peneral
Whiteley
Anowimus
Opegial Association
A.b
F. Stock
Thin Man
Puolonine County
Californian
Jamestown
Senatir
Haker Min
Speela
Steen
Umatilla County
Newell
Barret
Philippines
Rev
H. BE. Kinlecht
Jasquet
Lewis G. Rolgiit
Nevavi Viedoya Provincs
Philipines
Jine
Manila
Portland
J. G. Wilton
Porthand
Roleh
Hushand
Lewis G. Knight
Ntva Viecaya
Ping
Yakima County
Touls Haat
Harry C. Brosby
Fatre
David H. Walter
Campbell
Niengo
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