Hatley Incorporation Sparked by Idaho News Report
Idaho state items note Hatley deciding to incorporate, a spring race at Dole May 28 29 and 30, militia organization at Pocatello, and a Dewey mine strike in Thunder Mountain with ore reportedly rich. Also mentioned are tax, newspaper work changes, evaporator plans in Payette, and a pardon for Lobarty at the state penitentiary.
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Dole
Teachurn’ Ganciation
Walla Walla
Beles
Pendleton
Payella
M.D. Mitchell Trait Company
Eugene, Ore
Dewey
Thunder Mountain
Dennis Moore
Pocatello
Parone
Lobarty
Uxtec
Miner dies after third story fall in Salt Lake City riot rumor
G R Went a Deep Creek miner fell from a third story window of a Salt Lake City rooming house near 15 Commercial Street Monday night. He died Tuesday morning after being found unconscious in a pool of blood. Police hold Hughes an ex convict on possible murder charges amid threats reported by Went.
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G. R. Went
Deep Creek
Commercial Street
Salt Lake City
Holy Crone Hospital
Con Belouanenn
Suaple
Polles
Hughes
West
Postes
British Relieve Cobbe Force Near Gumburru Somaliland
From Aden Brigadier General Manning reports relief of Colonel Cobbe near Gumburru, Somaliland, after heavy fighting with the Mad Mullah’s forces. Two thousand Mullah horsemen and ten thousand spearmen attacked Plunkett’s detachment April 17, overwhelming the British with numbers after a long rifle and bayonet battle. British casualties reported heavy, with all officers and 170 men killed. Mullah forces alleged at 3,000–4,000 mounted and about 80,000 spearmen.
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Mad Mullah
Aden
Arabia
Manning
Cobbe
Gumburru
Somaliland
Galad
Mullah
Plunkett
Somalia
President Roosevelt speaks to 10000 in Omaha Coliseum
President Roosevelt addressed about ten thousand people at the Coliseum in Omaha on Monday night. Wind and吹 sand plagued the day as the party faced a trying journey from Lincoln where a rainstorm greeted the president. Rough crowds and heavy preparation marked the visit, with roughly 60,000 people lining the streets along the carriage route for miles.
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Coliseum
Omaha
Roosevelt
Lincoln
Prairies
Train Collision Near Buffalo Kills Eleven Workers
A northbound Missouri Pacific stock train collided with a work train just north of Buffalo Kansas, resulting in eleven fatalities. Authorities report the crash caused extensive damage and prompted emergency responses from local crews and railroad investigators. The motive and exact sequence remain under investigation.
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Missouri Pacific
Buffalo
Kana
Kelly Is Not Guilty Plea of Self-Defense in Dr Cayley Slaying
James W. Kelly, a Butte reporter, was found not guilty of murdering Dr. Henry A. Cayley. The jury returned the verdict after about an hour, with Kelly claiming darkness and fear of attack in his room on October 12. Cayley’s dying statement alleged Kelly waited and shot him, while Kelly testified he fired to defend himself. Ryan
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Marhimate
Belleran
Oregon
Pocatello
Wallwee
Gericultural Department
Marie
Wilbert
Lingewitchman
Cate
Popatelia
Loge
John de Groat
Plan Tarer
Botan
Moeokw
Roken Mere Protective — Association
Otoe
James W. Kelly
Butte
Mont
Henry A. Cayley
Kelly
Dr. Cayley
Mme
Ruth la Bonta
Cayley
Immigrants Pour Into the Land of the Free
Immigration figures for the fiscal year 903 show a surge likely to exceed all years except 1882. Data from the Bureau of Immigration indicates strong arrivals as policy and opportunity intersect across border entry points.
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Bureau of Immigration
Bureau of Statistics
Ita
Commerce and Finance
United States
Wreck Lists Greek Workers Among Fatal Casualties
Twenty five injured, ten seriously and four fatally in a derailment. All victims were Greek except Peter Frye of Buffalo who supervised the work. Cause given as misreading of orders. Rescue hours spent amid burning debris and scattered dead bodies.
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Peter Frye
Buffalo
Roosevelt visits Grand Island for Sabbath outing
President Roosevelt and his party spent Sunday in Grand Island Nebraska. He attended St Stephen's Episcopal church in the forenoon and rode with Senator Dietrich in the afternoon. They visited Taylor's sheep ranch and the Soldiers Home, covering about fifteen miles.
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Roosevelt
Grand Island
Nebraska
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
Benator Dietrich
Taylor
Missing Man Returns After Gunfight Near Batrajite Ranch
Deputy U.S. Marshal Ot ting, reported dead, returns to Phoenix. He pursued an Indian straggler who was captured near Batrajite ranch with two Mexican companions. While handcuffing the man, the Indian escaped, grabbed a firearm, but was shot dead by one of the officers before he could fire. Indians vow vengeance against the officer.
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United States
Otting
Phoenix
Arizona
Batrajite Ranch
Cana
Useless Sacrifice And Hidden Truths Across Continents
Historical notes recount John Crempa buried at Perth Amboy after confessing to save his wife from an alledged stabbing. He served ten years, gained release, then learned his wife lived with another man. Separate migration data from Commerce and Finance notes rising U S immigration approaching a record year. Jennie Fox accuses Hulze and an unknown man in a Bakersfield incident, with McKinney and officers involved. Hulze shows signs of distress and possible insanity after imprisonment.
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John Crempa
Perth Amboy
N. J
Neutra
Hungary
Crempa
New Jersey
Jennie Fox
al Hulze
Hulze
Death of Governor Deforest Richards in Cheyenne Wyoming
Governor Deforest Richards died at his Cheyenne home at 8 o'clock Tuesday from acute kidney disease. Born August 6, 1846 in Charleston New Hampshire, he later held roles as sheriff, banker, mayor of Chadron and Douglas, and Wyoming state senator before serving as governor from 1898 to 1902. Finnimore Chatterton becomes acting governor as Wyoming has no lieutenant governor.
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Deforest Richards
Cheyenne
Wyo
Governor Richards
Charleston
N. H
Phillips Andover Academy
Alabama
Chadron, Neb
Chadron National Bank
Douglas
Converse County
Wyoming
First National Bank
Finnimore Chatterton
Canby Tramp Stirs Lynch Mood After Assault on Mrs Willis
Residents of Canby Oregon pursue a tramp suspected in an assault on Mrs Tillie Willis ex county commissioner Bair’s house. He reportedly threatened with a revolver, fled toward Barlow, and a posse formed within an hour. Description wires sent south as authorities fear capture.
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Canby
Ore
Tillie Willis
Bair
Willis
Barlow
Butte Telegraph Strike Risks Decisive Western Union Action
No change in the Western Union strike at Butte but signs point to a decisive move soon. Western Union may pull out of Butte permanently or reopen within a week as the Western Federation of Minors and the American Labor Union declare the company unfair to organized labor. The action will affect nearly every town in the northwest.
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Western Union
Butte
Western Union Telegraph Company
Western Federation of Minors
American Labor Union
Telegraph Company
Northwest
Discovery of the Cause of Smallpox Report
Harvard medical school researchers Dr Councilman Dr George Burgess Magrath and Dr Walter Remsen Brinckerhoff announced the discovery of smallpox causation. With Boston board of health, they show the disease is caused by a microorganism at the lowest form of animal life linking it to diseases such as malaria and separating it from many bacterial infections.
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Councilman
Harvard Medical School
Uoerling
Boston Society of Medical Science
Councman
George Burgess Magrath
Walter Remsen Brinckerhoff
Boston Board of Health
Boston
Corpse and Mourners Fall Into the Cellar in Cottage
A Chicago cottage collapse traps mourners as the floor sinks with a coffin, seven injured but expected to recover. In Oregon, farmer William Armstrong dies after a Jersey bull attack that breaks ribs and collarbone. the animal was shot to stop it. Protocol terms agreed among Venezuela, allies, and The Hague tribunal. signing planned after Desplanches returns from St. Louis.
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Cofln
Martin Meyerhoffer
Chicago
William Armstrong
Philomath
Ore
Armstrong
Venezuela
Hague Tribunal
Signor
Desplanches
St. Louis
Bowen
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Idaho State News
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Poentello
Cole
Halley
Middleton
Mary A. Rice
Pittsburg
Duquesne Development Vormany
General Ae
Miner
Salt Lake Tenderloin
Bellet
Negro
Nebraska City
DR. Cayle
Sinola
Santa Fe
Ills
Branson Davis
Land of the
Free
TeLowsTont
Jir Thomas
President Roosevelt
Iooks
Richar
Posse
Savage Bull
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