Meteor fall and bodies haunt distant western towns
A meteor weighing 80,000 pounds struck near Averett Wash and was sent to the American Museum of Natural History in New York. A body found east of Lander is believed to be Geo. M. Scott who vanished en route from Lander to Casper. Fire in Butte damaged Passmore Paper stock. winter tightens in Jackson Hole. ranchers fear hay shortages as the season worsens.
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Averett Wash
American Museum of Natural History
New York
Plaine
Lander
Geo. M. Scott
Casper
Olson
Butte
Passmore Paper Company
Jackson's Hole
Wyoming
Byron Barrett
Mont
Milton
Tacoma
W. Foral
W. Livingston
R. Tracey
James Dunn
Seattle
Dunn
Lakin
Cody
Wye
A. C. Snyder
Plains
Thomas Hogg
Sears
Metoerae
Spain
Colorado
Vireluia
Denver
Virginie
Peter Brotherton
Brotherton
Wey
Strike idle vast anthracite mines as nationwide walkout spreads
About 143000 miners join a full strike in the anthracite region leaving only around 17000 at work to keep mines from flooding. Oxford colliery near Scranton operates with 600 workers. all others suspend work under union president Mittyk’s order, while engineers and pumpmen stay on site to protect mines.
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Philadelphia
Mitel
Atthracite
Dowie Deposed After Revolt at Zion City
Chicago reports an open revolt against John Alexander Dowie leading to his deposition. Public property of the Church of Zion transferred to Alexander Granger by a deed and bill of sale filed in Lake County. Vollva, Dowie appointee, now controls Zion City assets including the Shiloh House residence, horses, carriages, mills, and other property.
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Chicago
John Alexander Powle
Church of Zion
Alexander Granger
Nowle
Mexico
Lake County
Waukegan
WG. Vollva
Zion
Dowie
Granger
Zion City
Voliya
Altorney
Jefferson Banquet Hailed By Missouri Democrats
A large Missouri Democratic gathering at Jefferson Banquet drew many prominent party figures. The event followed the Republican state convention and featured speeches and remarks from notable attendees amid party enthusiasm and political talk.
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Folk of Misesouri
Poedf
Proposition to Name the New Battle whip New York
A garbled historical notice appears to discuss naming a new battle whip linked to New York and other entities. The text mentions various individuals, dates, and places in fractured form, rendering clear facts uncertain.
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Battle Whip
New York
CIAR MAKES FIRST MOVE FOR PEACE CONFERENCE
Washington reports the Ritelan government moved toward reconvening the Hague peace conference. Russian ambassador Maron Bowen presented to Secretary Root a proposal for reconvention early in summer and the Netherlands government indicated acceptance. The proposal shows no immediate U S opposition, but a likely reluctance to bind powers further after the Algeciras conference.
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Washington
Ritelan
Maron Bowen
Root
the Hague
Netherlands
United States
Algeciras
Mixed results in Chicago street railways vote
Chicago voters largely approved municipal control of street railways but rejected operating them. The tally for ownership was 291 171 with 120 911 in favor and 110 260 against. 128 703 were needed to bind the plan, short by 17 792 votes. A poll asks would be desirable for city to operate the system.
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Chicago
Pittsburg Amid Coal Strike Tension Eases Signings and Quarantine Debate
In western Pennsylvania the coal miners and operators move toward peace after miners win wage demands. Independent operators meet and refuse a union scale while 1,200 workers report illness. Washington debate centers on quarantine measures and control of key border stations, with federal action possible once treaties are clarified.
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Pittburg
Pitts
Overthrow of Castro Sought In Venezuelan Plan
A World report claims New York merchants and Paris and London interests back a plan to oust Castro by mercenaries. About 16,000 soldiers and 5 million dollars would fund a three-ship expedition carrying Mauser rifles, cartridges, shells, rapid-fire guns, belts, swords, revolvers, machettes, and other supplies.
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New York
Paris
London
Venezuela
Castro
America
France
Europe
Inauguration of Henry Id to Governor General Office
Mon day ceremonies mark Induction of Henry Id to governor general seat with civic and military display. About three thousand troops attended while the Ayuntamionto home hosted thousands. officials, officers, and Japanese navy staff in full dress added color to the event. Chief Justice Cayetano Arellano administered the oath.
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Manla
Ienry
Markie
Ayuntamionto
Shimamura
Cayetang Arellana
Supreme Court
Kansas City Goes Republican in Contest for Mayor
In Tuesday's political fray Henry Mt Howkles supported by the Republican slate contends with Democrat Robert J. Gregory. The race centers on public service issues and extended transportation funding as party lines sharpen over the city’s future governance.
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Kanne City
Mie
Republiran
Henry Mt Howkles
Mayen
Elveral
Tueatuy
Deardaley
Robert J. Gregory
Bath
Atrevt Railway Company
Cronstadt Priest Attacked at Cathedral During Service
Father John Sargiett known as Father John of Cronstadt was assaulted in the cathedral on Sunday as he descended the altar. The assailant struck at him with a trunk while the sacrament was exposed. the priest dodged, and the attacker was arrested. Police say penalties apply for defiling the sacrament.
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John of Cronstadt
Cronstadt
John Sargiett
Father John of
Way
Ol Vane
John
Demeh
Hearst Bill Kill May Shape New York Election
Albany reports a Hearst bill failure shifts focus to securing a roomin of The dite pee in New York. The discussion centers on Milwaukay Sheriffwin Mi Tinker and results show a split between Republicans and Democrats with several candidates named, including Lewis How and Arnold.
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Albany Noy
Willian Teu Dolph
New York
Wiebebtad
Milwautaiy
Sheriwin Mi Tinker
Elenkeut Mingur
Milwaulhen Uier
Lewis How
Demonrat
Helier Repubdicon
Try
Hany
Yili
Arnold
Boviiliat Democrat
Tate Menke
CHILD KILLED BY AUTO AND WINE CLAIMS
A woman and her young daughter were killed in a traffic incident. A French traveler and others were reportedly injured as a wagon and automobile collided. Officials note no general change in wine restrictions in the region while local coal and mine headlines mention planned work and weather impacts across several towns.
Turn of Big Shippers to Engage Attorneys
Washington reports the Interstate Commerce Commission plans to certify cases of alleged underbilling and misdescription of goods by slipper sellers to the Department of Justice for criminal proceedings after hearings in New York. Further hearings in Buffalo and Philadelphia in April will probe similar frauds and aim to curb the practice through drastic court action.
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Washington
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Department of Free Free
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Production and Dividends in Salt Lake Mining Scene
In Salt Lake City ore and bullion settlements for March totaled 1 982 750 with weekly 470 250 and Saturday 63 250, including base bullion and ore. During the quarter ten Utah mines paid or ordered 17 000 in dividends with United States Company 656 00, Silver King 149 000, Daly West 108 000, Consolidated Mercur 26 Hin, Grand Central 12 500, Victoria 10 009, Sacramento 00, Twoe Sam 000, Utah of Fish Springs 51.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
United States Company
Silver King
Daly West
Mercuw
Hin
Beck Tunnel
Grand Central
Victoria
Sacramento
Fish Springs
Record Breaking Figures of Alien Arrivals in New York
New York port reports 144 40 alien arrivals in the last quarter of 1905, a 9 000 increase over the previous year. The state labor bulletin notes New York now hosts about 418 of the newcomers with 96 728 or a quarter of immigrants over 14 unable to read or write, highlighting ongoing concerns about literacy among arrivals.
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Alvany
N. Y
New York
Quarterly Bulletin
State Department of Labor
Miners Battle Ends Tragedy in Columbus Area
A deadly miners quarrel near Columbus ends with Lewis Wirlinia, 28, dead and Jr. Schneider and Om car Bebneider fatally wounded. A third man is seriously injured as bullets fly over a keg of beer during a dispute that turned violent. Authorities investigate the fight that left two men fatally shot. The scene unfolds in Krothurs Columbus, Ohio.
Editorial Fragment From Britain and Paris Discusses Nation Roles
An unclear passage references Britain and London with commentary on political stance and editorial opinion. It mentions Marie France and Germany context, hinting at state diplomacy and preservation of individuals, with unclear transitions and names.
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Farriaus
Cecily Gurbeys
Viedt
Milly Altoten
Gyan
Leriemik Sane
Lee Aemib
Detalles Pogerdihaelle Oonephr Ory
Conductor Held After Train Incident Inquiry
A railway conductor was detained after a Saturday night train collision between Mortales and Blidea on the Hee Podom Vale line. Agent Hewon and panel CUR investigated an alleged assault on a female passenger. Prlew, new agent, was taken from the train for preliminary questioning and claimed self defense. The investigation continues with the conductor’s guilt unconfirmed.
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Hewon
Premier Witte Will Retire Amid Russian Turmoil
Reports from St. Petersburg say Count Witte’s retirement is being discussed as health grounds. Rumors place possible successors as Goremykin or Ignatieff, with Kokovafkoff as a less likely candidate, and a fall of Witte viewed as a catastrophe by moderates.
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St. Petersburg
Council of the Empire
Witte
Kokovakoff
Count Witte
Kokovekoff
M. Goremykin
Interior
Count Ignatieff
Reaction Army
Ignatiem Tir Mineter
National Mine Workers Adjournment Sets Ten Year Wages Pact
The United Mine Workers national convention adjourned after authorizing officers to sign a ten year wage agreement with any coal operator paying 191 per ton or its equivalent. The plan excludes the fourth west district and certain states where a seven dollar per ton rise would apply. Operators in Milan and Ohio declined to submit wage differences to arbitration. Operators owning multiple mines must sign for all properties of the same line before any will operate.
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Todianapolia
National Convention
United Mine Workers of America
Milaole
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Fourth West
Missouri
Lana
Texas
Arkansas
Milan
Chinese Boycott Dying Says San Francisco Bulletin
The Bulletin reports direct from China that the boycott against American pools is waning and hints at a near resumption of normal business. Influential Chinese merchants in the city, tied to the Six Companies, have pressed for restoration of ties with U.S. interests as information points to a revived Chinese business climate.
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San Francisco
Bulletin
China
United States
Thie City
Rt China
Acura
Fyb Tloughong
Shunghal and
Hankn
Train Tumbles Off Ditch Near South Kelley
A Nickel Plate passenger train No. 26 derailed Friday afternoon near the town of South Kelley after leaving the tracks at a shallow ditch. The baggage car and rear coach remained on the track while the rest of the train toppled. One report says the accident may have been caused by a failed coupler and a preliminary investigation is underway.
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Pow
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