United States Backs Up China on Manchuria Policy
The United States backs Chinese sovereignty in Manchuria while urging Russia to respect open borders. Consul Fisher in Harbin acts under State Department guidance, drawing protests from Moscow and prompting diplomatic explanations at Washington and the American embassy.
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Consul Fisher
Russia
St. Petersburg
Washington
State Department
Bwehington
Consur
Ir. Fisher
Per Antscion
Manchuria
Japan
John Hay
Senator in Street Fight Sparks Arrest Charge
On Tuesday Little Reek United States Senator Jeferson Davie and Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Thomas Helm clashed in a street dispute. Davie was arrested and charged with carrying a revolver as Helm described being struck and pushed into an office. Helm denied political motives, claiming self defense and alleging threats from Davie.
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Little Reek
Jeferson Davie
Thomas Helm
Davis
Selth Mpurderauy Weuauls
Helm Sara Hearenwitd Deel
Cauialen Lela
Hengtot Davie
Hem
Athaneas
Favor a Department of Mines and Mining
Washington discussions on establishing a Bureau of Mines and Mining within the Interior Department received unanimous but unofficial backing from the house committee on mines and mining. A draft bill to create the bureau is expected within a week or two for favorable report to the general committee. Senator William M. Stewart urged placing the bureau in the Interior Department for its geological linkage and necessity.
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Washington
Department of the
Bureau of Mines
Min
United States
William M. Stewart
Nevada
Interior Department
Department i E Commerce and Labor
Union Pacific Coal mine No 1 disaster ends with abandonment
Bodies of only five of fifty nine killed miners and officials have been recovered. Entrances sealed and no rescue attempts will be made until fire gas and dangers are controlled. Damages expected to exceed 850000, with lawsuits imminent from victims’ families. Private and public inquiry contemplated.
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Sothlanin
Tt Ie
Long Forgotten Volcano Reawakens In Remote Region
A newly active volcano has erupted near Son Pipe at the base of the Toenttin ne Relig. The blast destroyed towns along the Toenttin and forced residents to flee hundreds of miles toward the Hyered Line. Observers note seismic activity increased three weeks ago and warn of further eruptions as ash and lava threaten surrounding areas.
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Solero
Fragmented OCR text with garbled names and events
The readable portion contains a garbled report with unclear names and actions, mentioning penalties and a contest or trial context. Specific people, places, or dates cannot be reliably identified from the fragment.
Sixty Miners Die In Wyoming Coal Mine Disaster
Hanna Wyo Saturday saw a gas explosion in Union Pacific Coal company mine No 1 killing about sixty miners. A rescue party and state mine inspector perished in a second blast at night. Many officials and United Mine Workers members from the camp were lost. The mine’s decade old toll nears four hundred fatalities.
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Hanna, Wyo
Union Pacific Coal Company
Briggs
Burton
Lodge
United Mine Workers of America
Mins No. 1
Anarchists Attack Officers In New York Bomb Blast
An explosion from a bomb in anarchist hands fatally injured two men and lightly wounded four police officers and bystanders near a 10 000 person protest meeting. The bomber, after being subdued, said he was commissioned to strike the police but would not name accomplices. He later claimed inspiration but offered no identities.
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New York
Marine
Litta
Ainne
Imier
Hi Get
Union Pacific to Issue Bonds to Benefit Employees
Omaha Neb With the issue of 5 010 000 new bonds by the Union Pacific railroad comes the announcement that the road will go on readjusting labor. Most of the ten recently hardit in the mechanical department will receive some benefit. A minor official stated that city workers would quickly see the impact of the reform as plans to modernize and improve sections of the railroad take shape.
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Omaha
Fragmented OCR notice on San Francisco athletic event schedule
The readable text references a track sprinter with partial names and a scheduled departure midweek toward Samble. It mentions Timken and Weetington as compiling a record and hints at a calendared athletic meet in California. No clear person, place, or outcome is present.
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Schree
San Francisco
Han Prearlen
Belen
Pheer aQuiadinn
Comalitind
Vena
Caltornia
Depiyemh
Monto
Weetington
Mine Manager Narrow Escape at Pandora Mine
Telluride Colorado reports a dinamite plot targeting General Harkelly Wells manager of the Sintegier Onion Mining Co. The blast hurled him amid debris but he survived with scratches and hearing impairment. Deputies search the scene for weeks with no clue. Previous similar murder clues tie to Arthur L. Collins and to the Idaho Governor Steunenberg case. Steve Adams, linked to Adams–Orchard affair, faces murder trial in Telluride. Wells helped bring Adams to Colorado.
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Telluride
Colo
Pandora
Tellutide
Harkelly Wells
Sintegier Onion Mining Company
Sherif Fitzpatrick
General Wells
Arthur L. Collins
General Welle
Collins
Steve Adams
Harry Orchard
Steunenberg
Idaho
Jai
Explosion blamed on mine owners amid socialist rally in Chicago
A Sunday socialist meeting in Chicago featured W. TD. Haywood denouncing Roosevelt and Idaho Governor Gooding and condemning mine owners for a Wyoming coal mine explosion. He linked the Alaska strike violence to capital and urged defense of Steve Adams in a pending murder case. News also noted Admiral Evans traveling for medical treatment and a New York political shift involving women voters.
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Chicago
W. TD. Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Roosevelt
Gooding
Idaho
Alaska
Hayg
Bulkely Wells
Telluride
Steve Adams
Arthur L
Outlaw Killed in Family Feud at Honeview Hill
A lethal clash, allegedly sparked by a Drake family quarrel, left an outlaw dead at the Wireh site on Honeview hill. Reports name Hig Brother as the killer and cite a deadly feud involving Chevuhwe Tallan and several others, with details still unclear.
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Cheolfieund
Iuavier
Thames
Jobo
Onin
Aldrich currency bill passes Senate in party line vote
Washington reports the Aldrich currency bill approved by the Senate 42 to 16, with a pledge to investigate the banking system. The measure allows up to 500 million in emergency currency for national banks secured by state and local bonds, plus new reserve requirements and a ban on banks investing in securities of related corporations.
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Washington
Aldrich
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Banka
England Feeds America With Its Own Meat
A Chicago dispatch from London reports two toihion pounds of tined meat valued at $11,000 have been reshipped to New York amid American meat scarcity. Financial crisis drives farmers to market, lowering meat prices while consumption rises, leading England to ship meat to the United States at high freight costs.
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Chicago
London
New York
America
England
Atlantic
Eld
Troops Readied for Miners Clash in Alaska Theater
Secretary Taft spoke at a cabinet mining plan Friday about troop movements toward Treadwell mine in Towers Deland Alaska. Troops from Fort Willem H. Seward will travel two hours by steamer, amid reports of dynamite seized by strikers and threats to blow guard posts.
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Washington
Taft
Rayps
Treadwell
Towers Deland
Aivake
Prioress
Fort Willem H. Seward
Kaiser Saya He Has Made No Objection to Appointment
Fragmentary text reports Kaiser Wilhelm may have no objection to appointing David J. Hill as United States ambassador to Germany. Other accounts suggesting Melto or Charlemagne Tower were to leave posts appear incorrect.
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Kaiser Saya
Hill
Vernon
William
Colenfame
Mawar
David J. Hit
United State Ambanador
Germany
Metel
Charlemagne
Tower
Etnbueno
Leader Murdered in New York and Philadelphia Chinese Faction Turmoil
A chaotic report outlines a murder linked to a Chinese faction rivalry in New York and Philadelphia. It notes tensions around a leader named Whe foe Mon and mentions a lieutenant known as Mork, amid long-running factional strife and retirements, with local Chinese communities reacting with fear and speculation.
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New York
Heston
Philadelphia
Mock
Hae Baw
Hia
Nevada and Montana Troubles Highlight Northwest Notes
Reported events span Montana and Nevada: Horsethief Buckford’s suicide after killing Sheriff Webb near Fillings, Nevada crowding a Southern Pacific freight train to Winnemucca, and Tuscarora News suspending due to strike. Also mentions Panhandle smelter takeover near Sand Point, bandit draws, and Wyoming university trustees ousting President Tisdel amid graft chatter.
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Horsethief Buckford
Webb
Yellowstone County
Montana
Fillings
Norcross
Supreme Judge
Nevada
Bourne
Oregon
Roosevelt
Southern Pacific Company
Arena
Winnemucca
Tuscarora
Gold Circle
California
Southern Pacific
Ogden
Montana Mine Owners’ Association
Panhandle
Pen D’'Oreille
Ida
Sand Point
Edward Hoffman
Coalition Mining Company
Reno
Schura
Etol & Hantcar
Walker Indias
Wyoming
Rawhide
Rly
Arraya
Balloon
Murray Hills
Rosebury
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Jeff Davis
Arkansas
Wienolk
Amiy
Antti
Perenne
Pci Ori
Meryl
Dhory
Uae
Department OF Mines and Mining
Bureau of Mines and Mining
Congress
Hanna
Becena
Todd
AKO & Senor
Miiheh
Geramertby
Wiioid Lunieateud Wntriie
Rome
Thor Chane
Dieshee Enicler
Bryan
Huhnels
Chruter Gillette
Payy
Gina Plete
Union Pacific
Vv New Zealand
Yonhand
Agen
Bulkery Wells
Save
Expres
Newton
Ken—A. Maley
Welly F Company
Amanbury
Florence
Estes
Halley
Evans
Admiral Evans
Magdalena Tay
Connecticut
San Franchon
San Luie
Mhedatena
San Diego
Tuomes
Bypo
Itrogolies Bangaleye
Meyemom
Leo
Hig Brother
Banke
Michigan
Detroit
Tate
Upper Peninsula
Bloohman
Woodville
Jackson Barry
Mengimainer
Northwest
WF. Armstrong
Palace
Winnemurra
W. A. Carter
Armstrong
Carter
Board of Trusters
University of Wyoming
Frederick Monroe Tisdel
Tindel
United States Geological Survey
Laramie
John B. Wellcome
Madison County
W. A. Clark
Clark
Reclamation Service
Cice
Caldwell Lhst
Unc
Western Railroads
Denver
St. Louie
Kansas City
Democratic Rate Convention
Colorado
Clenwood Springs
Detmonerathe Eo Central Committee
Eal
Willa J Tigan
eOltlo
Honolulu
Airli
Watablah
Hchure
McKelligan
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