Northwest Notes Causes and Civil and Weather Updates
An 80000 pound meteorite fell near Averett Wash and was sent to the American Museum of Natural History. A dead body found east of Lander is believed to be Geo. M. Scott who disappeared en route from Lander to Casper. Fire in Olson block Butte damaged Passmore Paper warehouse and stock. Wyoming faces harsh winter with scarce hay. Byron Barrett died after being struck by an Interurban train near Milton. Prison escape from Seattle Jail reported. County Treasurer Lakin received $1000 in conscience money. A blizzard saved A. C. Snyder’s family near Cody. Kahn arrested for murder near Troy, Montana. Over $80 million invested in new tulip mining camps in southern Nevada. Peanuts shipped from Spain to Colorado cheaper than Virginia origin. Peter Brotherton possibly linked to a desert incident. Spookane cleaning drive attracted about 20,000 participants. 6,000 volunteers. One person died in Danville hospital. numerous local notices and civic events.
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Strike Over Coal Mine Walkout Shuts Anthracite
About 143000 miners joined a full strike in the anthracite region as of Monday. Only Oxford colliery near Scranton remained active with 600 workers to pump and prevent flooding. The rest of the 400 collieries emptied of miners, while engineers and pumpmen stayed to guard facilities.
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Mitel
Atthracite
Dowie Deposed as Zion City Power Shifts to Granger
Revolt against John Alexander Dowie led to transfer of Zion Church property to Alexander Granger. A warranty deed and bill of sale filed in Lake County, Waukegan, show lands and possessions of Dowie and his town moved to Granger for Zion City followers. Vollva, Dowie appointee, holds power of attorney and claims control over ships, mills, and fleet assets.
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John Alexander Powle
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Jefferson Banquet Honors Missouri Governor Folk
Faded notes describe a Jefferson banquet with Dea Molnvs as in governor Folk from Missouri presiding. Prominent Iowa Democrats attended, the event praised the party amid a low key gathering and a radio of political ritual.
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Propositions to Name New Battle Whip New York
A garbled OCR item discusses naming a new battle whip for New York and mentions Washington and other scattered terms. It contains broken phrases, names, and numbers, with references to potential officials and a monetary amount 828 600, but the overall meaning is unclear.
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New York
Ciar Moves Toward Hague Peace Conference
Washington reports that the Ritelan government moved toward reconvening the Hague conference. Russian ambassador Maron Bowen presented to Secretary Root a proposal for a summer reconvention and indicated the Netherlands supported it. The de
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Mixed Chicago results on municipal street railway ownership
Chicago voters backed municipal ownership but rejected city operation of street railways. The poll asked if the city should own and operate the railways. Total on ownership 291,171 with 120,911 in favor and 110,260 against. Operation threshold 128,703 not reached by 17,792 votes.
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Not All Are Idle In Western Pennsylvania Mines
The Pittsburg area sees a tense but easing coal mine labor dispute after miners and operators sign a peace accord. Many mines operate, about 1,200 workers ill, independent operators refuse scale, and a Washington measure seeks quarantine and border controls affecting shipments to the United States and Mexico.
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Overthrow of Castro Sought by Venezuelan Front Plans
A World report alleges New York merchants back a three-ship expedition to Venezuela with 16,000 soldiers and $5 million to oust Castro or replace him with a native statesman. The plan includes 8,000 Mauser rifles, 24,000 cartridges, shells, guns, belts, swords, revolvers, and extensive other supplies.
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Paris
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Induction of Henry in to the office of governor general
Inaugural ceremonies in Manla marked by civic and military display. About three thousand troops attended as the Ayuntami hall became crowded with citizens. The ceremony was conducted by Chief Justice Cayetano Arellano of the Supreme Court amid a vivid show of army and navy officials including Captain Shimamura.
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Kansas City Goes Republican, Kanne City
A fragmentary report notes Kansas City shifts toward Republican influence with figures including Henry Mt Howkles amid party clashes. The piece mentions Str Deardaley’s meeting regarding Democrat Robert J. Gregory and a 1200 time marker, with references to public service restrictions and railway company extensions amid local political maneuvering.
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Robert J. Gregory
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Punishment 15 Death for Cathedral Sacrilege Incident
Cronstadt Father John Sargiett known as Father John of Cronstadt was attacked in the cathedral on Sunday as he descended the stairs. An assailant struck at him with a trunk near the sacrament. Father John dodged the blow and the cup was damaged. The assailant was arrested. The penalty for violating the sacrament was stated as death.
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Hearst Bill Killed Big Albany Noy Report
Fragmentary text reports a spell of political maneuvering in Albany where Hearst aligned legislation fails and a remainder of the New York seat is at stake. It names figures including Sherwin, Tinker, Lewis How and a list of Democrats and Republicans with vote tallies and party labels, amid a chaotic recap of the legislative contest.
Child Killed by Auto Sparks County Inquiry
A fatal accident report notes a child killed by an auto in Naplew and outlines ensuing investigations. The incident involves a French liaison and local witnesses describe the events and ensuing questions about responsibility and changes to local wine sales plans.
Turn of Big Shippers to Engage Attorneys
Washington report that the Interstate Commerce Commission plans to certify cases of alleged underbilling and misdescription of slippers to the Department of Justice for criminal proceedings. Hearings in Buffalo and Philadelphia are planned for April as the commission widen its probe to curb the practice.
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Production and Dividends in Salt Lake City Mines
In Salt Lake City ore and bullion settlements for March totaled 1,982,750 with weekly activity at 470,250. Saturday contributed 63,250, including silver, lead, gold and copper ores 26,250 and base bullion 27,000. Dividends from Utah mines rose during the month with ten companies paying 17,000, including United States company 65600, Silver King 149,000, Daly West 108,000, Grand Central 12,500, Victoria 10,009, and Utah of Fish Springs 51.
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Silver King
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Mercuw
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Beck Tunnel
Grand Central
Victoria
Sacramento
Fish Springs
Record breaking figures of alien arrivals in New York
New York port saw 144 40 alien arrivals in the last quarter of 1905, per the state labor department bulletin. The report notes a 9,000 increase over the prior year and 20,000 more than 1904's final quarter, with New York absorbing about 418 of the newcomers and 96,728 of those over 14 unable to read or write.
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N. Y
New York
Quarterly Bulletin
State Department of Labor
Miners Battle Turns Fatal In Pennsylvania
In a near by county a deadly quarrel over a keg of beer left one man dead and two fatally wounded with others gravely injured. Lewia Wirlinia, 28, is named as the dead man while Jr. Schneider and Om car Bebneider are identified among the fatally injured. Columbus Krothurs, Ohio reports the incident amid a broader reform drive in the General Assembly including passenger fare reforms and tax changes.
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Editorial misreads Britain’s role in postwar turmoil
A garbled editorial fragment discusses Britain and Paris amid European tensions. It references Marie France and a detained or imprisoned figure, mentioning Germany and Morane context, with unclear events and timelines. The text is fragmented but signals political commentary on postwar governance and public figures.
Conductor Shut by News Becomes Center of Train Tragedy
An incident on a night train between Mortales and Blidea left a conductor dead after a clash with a new agent Prlew who allegedly attempted to assault a woman passenger. Prlew was removed for preliminary questioning, claiming self defense, while the accused panel was reprimanded for conduct.
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Hewon
Premier Witte Will Retire Sparks Russian Political Rumor
In St Petersburg reports say Count Witte may resign as premier over health concerns. Circles expect a replacement not Kokovakoff but Goremykin or General Ignatieff, with reaction forces potentially shaping the outcome. The fall would be viewed as a catastrophe by moderates.
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Interior
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Reaction Army
Ignatiem Tir Mineter
National union miners halt vote after wage pact move
Todianapolia reports the United Mine Workers convention adjourned after authorizing officers to sign a pact with any coal operator agreeing to pay a base rate for ten years. The plan excludes several districts where higher advances are demanded, and workers in Milan, Indiana, Ohio and western Pennsylvania show opposition to arbitration. Operators in some districts must reach signed agreements for mine operation to resume.
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United Mine Workers of America
Milaole
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
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Missouri
Lana
Texas
Arkansas
Milan
Chinese boycott dying as sources report fade in support
The San Francisco Bulletin cites direct reports from Chinese centers that the boycott against pools in China is waning. Influential Chinese merchants in the city, tied to Six Companies, reportedly sought to ease the impact and restore business contacts with American firms through negotiations and promises.
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Hankn
Train wreck disrupts Nickel Plate near South Kil ley
A derailment on a Nickel Plate train number 26 near South Kil ley sent a baggage car and rear coach off track Friday afternoon. One car overturned a ditch, and the scene involved a crowd of onlookers as recovery crews investigated.
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