Northwest Notes Mixed Storms and Trials Across The West
A weather and crime snapshot from the East Rocky Mountain slope notes a stormy eastern front. Reports cover Colorado officials abolishing a pen, a fatal fight in Denver, a murder verdict in Hotel Colorado, injuries from a mill accident in Everett Washington, and varied Montana to Wyoming incidents including arbors day proclamations and hatchery boosts.
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Rocky Mountains
Colorado
Mark M. Feria
Denver
John Miller
William Beal
John Swanton
Hotel
Twitus Seefelt
Donohue & Poarsall
Everett
Wash
B. Hopkins
Spokane
United States
District of Washington
W. Ide
Tacoma
Toole
Montana
McKinley
Big
Laramie River
Wyoming
Charles Clark
Galley
Wyo
T. W. Talmage
Larassie
Cheyenne
Ab Asso
Traina
Union Pacific
Disastrous mine explosion kills twenty two in Pennsylvania
A gas ignition at the Dayton Coal and Iron Nelson mine in Dayton Tennessee caused a massive blast. Twenty two men are dead, one fatally injured, seven seriously wounded. Ten bodies recovered, twelve still inside. Gas and dust contributed. faulty safety practice and a misfired blast blamed. Three outside workers killed. describes prior explosions and safety failures at the mine.
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Nelson
Dayton Coal and Tron Company
Dayton
Tenn
Bes
Wig Cave Founding Montana Mine
Kendall report describes a remarkable cave in the Abbey mine with crystal lined walls and a crystal floor beneath a large ore body. The feature stands out among gold mining curiosities and includes ore tons broken from the vein along the cave floor. A separate item notes George Dezort, 12, killed by a train near Lowell Washington as he and a younger brother walked on tracks.
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Montana
Kendall
Mont
Abbey
Walla Tre
Washington
George Dezort
Lowell
Wash
Butte Painters Union Locked Out Over Wage Demand
Members of the Butte Painters and Paperhanger's union were locked out by employers after a 50 cent daily wage increase demand was refused. The action affects about 100 men, and a strike was planned if the demand was not granted.
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Butte Painters and Paperhanger's
Thevnlon
Unclear political shifts and a death in Milwaukee
A garbled report notes Senator Jones losing in Arkansas and Ulrik Lating winning a majority in the General Assembly while a Chinese man named Charles Lue is found dead in Milwaukee amid concerns over alcoholism. The article contains many transcription errors and unclear names.
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Jones
Arkansas
Senate
Ulrik Lating
Onic
Chalruma
Henal Demarrney Cou
Charles Lue
bin Raen
Lue
Haig Mission Seeks Paden Aid for Hathbune Case
Turkish Haig seeks Paden assistance for Hathbune dispute in Havens court. Geno Hania names Giwalod Hie as president of UO lane amid Antibone tensions. Court watchers note line promos and strategic moves as national news outlets report on the case.
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Weil
Havens Court
Hania
Antibone
Riots Hit Ta Ming Pu Over Catholic Indemnities
Reports say a massacre possibly numbering in the thousands occurred in Ta Ming Pu and Chi Li Thin ta as Taen officials and priests clashed over indemnities for Catholics. Soldiers have been dispatched to quell unrest and Tao Tai is sent to mediate. Missionaries warn to keep out of disturbed districts as resistance to payments grows among poor populations.
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Ta Ming Pu
Chi Li
Tao Tai
Flood Casualties and Damage Plague Tennessee Districts
Reports from flooded Tennessee districts warn of a catastrophic toll with at least twenty five deaths and damages possibly reaching one million dollars. Many counties remain cut off, property losses mount, and farmland damage is severe in areas between the mountains and the Tennessee river. A separate report describes the accidental shooting of Clara Wilson, two and a half, by ten year old Charles Combest in Butterille Oregon, occurring as the girl wandered into a room where a revolver fired through a doorway.
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Tennessee
Tennessee River
Cumberland River
Alabama Line
Clara Wilson
Despondent student found dead in Chicago park
Howard St. Miller, a Keokuk College of Physicians and Surgeons student, was discovered dead in Lincoln Park Chicago. The body was covered in snow and still held a redvolver. Officials believe despondency from overstudy led to the tragedy.
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Howard St. Miller
Keokuk
Iowa
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Lincoln Park
Chicago
Hassia Policy In China and Spain Ties Reaffirmed
Hassia reports a U S reply that Russia will not evacuate Manchuria while disorder risk remains and will honor the open door. A Franco-American treaty with Spain is expected once Bellamy Storer returns to Madrid after visiting the United States.
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Hassite
United States
Spain
Bellamy Storer
Madrid
Mr. Storer
Rebel general to surrender in Mindanao amid unrest
Reports detail Ellipine spending 310000 to support Reputation Rofoo and 89000 to spur rebellion in Minauls province, Mindanao. General Chaffee planned April inspection tour through islands, with surrender witnessed. incidents include a 13 year old arrested for murder and local clashes and threats across Filipino towns and European communities.
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Rofoo
Minauls
Mindanao
Chaffee
Manile
Lane
Gnevarri
Old Way
Jealous wife throws vitriol at husband in Dewey bar
Mrs. Robert Shula a Dewey Mont saloonkeeper’s wife threw two ounces of vitriol at her husband’s face after mistaking a rival for the lover. The attack occurred behind the bar as the husband served a customer. Shulte was injured and may lose sight. The wife was arrested and a divorce suit is expected.
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Mall
Robert Shula
Dewey, Mont
Tite
Pot
Shalte
Shalta
Shulte
Builder of Empire Dead in Oxptown After Illness
Cecil Rhodes the famed imperial founder and investor died at 5:45 p.m. on Wednesday in Oxportown after two heart failures. Born in England, Rhodes rose from mining ventures in Kimberley to form the De Beers Company, amassing wealth and shaping Africa’s diamond and gold industries. His career spanned colonization efforts and mining expansions, with a lasting impact on British imperial enterprise.
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Mhotes
MuHonetee
Lowe Winces
Coll
Rhodes
Oxpetown
Cecil John Rhotes
Inmond King
Oxford
Natal
Cecil Rhodes
Kimberly
Herbert Rhodes
Ree
Jie
Great
de Heers Company
Ceck
Heer
Alten Ata Kimberley
Kogland
Dames
Ike
Murder case in New York links to 19th century figures
Fragmented report ties Kamyer Matrivi Vena to the murder of Albert T. Vareina, a New York lawyer. references to Willian Maresh Rio and others imply a high profile crime with legal proceedings and possible familial or professional connections. Details are garbled, but the outline suggests a court action and motives tied to personal relations.
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Albert T. Vareina
New York
Willian Maresh Rio
Ienath
Pheasus
Charles FL Denen
Asiata Odac
Manel
Ndiulalsbeatinn
Ehlotonia
Leetinton
Vabnele
Mob executes Woodard in Casper Wyoming lynching
Charles Francis Woodard, condemned for killing Sheriff Ricker, was seized from Caspar jail by twenty four masked men and hanged on a gallows built for his execution. The mob overpowered Sheriff Tubbs after a stay of execution was granted earlier. Woodard pleaded with his killers and prayed for his wife, then died as the rope gagged him. The case traced to January 2 1902 when he allegedly killed Sheriff Williams and his own arrest followed. The lynching sparked debate over the legality and justice in Wyoming.
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Charles F. Woodard
Sherrif Hicker
Caper
Wye
Sherif Tubbs
Woodard
Fae Preme
Caspers
Charley Ricker
Sheriff Ricker
Charles Francis Woodard
Woodards
Garreld Peak
Rattlesoake Mountains
Tvechilon
Casper
Williams
Ricker
Nutrowa County
Bertha
Claresce
Bertin Woodard
Charles Woodard
Frienix Neady
Sherif Kicker
Willins
Caaper
Chatterton
Stem Manly
Lalit
Ian Vin Tee
Wyoming
Wyataing Mitty and the Cheyenne Reform Effort
Wyataing Mitty voices reform in Cheyenne, from private lotteries to monetary offers, amid divided politics. Mr. Yar Devanter, Republican National Committee member from Wyeeekayg, has been prominent in the party discussions and legal matters.
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Yar Devanter
Repullican National
Wyeeekayg
Fae Abe
Cuba and United States plan for Cuban independence and a new treaty
The document outlines U S support for Cuban independence and a staged occupation end, with Cuba to govern locally while the United States retains influence. It details terms for a permanent treaty, trade and diplomatic arrangements, and the establishment of consular posts and privileges for Americans in Cuba, aiming to stabilize the island under agreed conditions.
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Cuba
Apel Co
Garrant
Hitlon
Abel
Cubs
United States
United
International Colationa
Cuban Park
Whuister Plunk
Matangas
Nuevirtas
Segue de Logranie
San Jan de Lox Remedios
Lelgad
Cube White
Hprawa Wigini
Lubereuteena Weit
Cholera in Manila Reported Abating by Tivio
Tivio states cholera in Manila has abated and alarm among Americans subsides. Disease confined to natives and certain workers. Since outbreak began, seven cases recorded with deaths. officials pledge continued reporting and measures. Public health authorities warn vigilance remains and a formal update will follow.
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Tivio
Manila
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