North Nevada News Roundup of Local Prices and Incidents
A mixed summary notes livestock sales in Rawlins and Lovelock. reports of pasture and dipping plant activity in Laramie. and several violent incidents across Nevada and nearby states. Items include sheep pricing at $6.25 per head, rail and street work strikes, and a fatal German code breaker incident in Seattle.
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Nevada
Athenee Nie Biewesiare
Woumiling
Iain Deon
Tareng Cmdr
Stureel
Rawlins
Vernon
Troughs
Lovelock
Taeuhia
Toe Wan
Lewra
Riverside Mateo
Laramie
Wyo
Isle of Pines Status Declared Not American Territory
The Supreme Court rules Isle of Pines is not American territory and a case involving Edward J. Pearcy v. Nevada N. Natr anahan clarifies its status. The decision notes prior classifications under a Paris treaty and discusses imports of cigars and tobacco growing on the island.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the
United States
Edward J. Pearcy
Nevada
Natranahan
New York
Chef Sis
Hee Fuller
Ste of Pines
Porto Rico
Pelley
Septembin
Wight
Ipytsittlin
Pearty
United State
Ehair Court
Cortes and Ceiba Fall in Honduran Campaign
Reports via steamer Colimbia say Puerto Cortes surrendered to Nicaraguan forces on April 8. Nor and Shot fired, about 100 Momlaresth soldiers abandoned the port before Nicaraguan troops arrived, Honduran officials defend actions, claim no desertion but fear contagion of retreat.
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Honturee
Hanis Verie Nicarasiane
Fillam
Onli
Gion Mariotti
Colimbia
Ciba
Apel
Puerte Cortex
Puerto Cortes
Jomieht
Anselm
Mysterious Arrival Alters Local Tides and Ties
A fragmentary report describes a notable arrival and ensuing activity in a coastal town. References hint at a power transition, foreign ties, and a gathering aimed at stability, with observers noting heightened attention on transportation, markets, and local leaders.
Six Thousand Men and a May Court in Kontinua Report
A fragmentary notice details a large gathering of six thousand men in a May event. It mentions legal actions, executions, and a notable figure, with references to proceedings and dates, including May 11. Names such as Myers are cited amid scattered place and organization mentions.
Terrific storm sweeps over the sunny south
A massive tornado raked three states causing widespread destruction from Alexandria Louisiana to Alabama. Four killed in Alexandria, four in Jackson Louisiana, and multiple fatalities along Bayou Sara and Carson Mississippi. Hundreds left homeless as roofs and buildings collapsed and rail depots were toppled.
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Mississippi
Alabama
Alexandria
Mississippi River
Jackson
Bayou Sara, Jr
Carson, Miss
Selma
Severn Harass
Pineville
Jackeon
Lawre
Rayna Sara
Carson
Mies
Mississippi Central Railroad
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Adioyton
Hugh Trier
Farrier
Uni
Mer
Chicago triple tragedy described as family shooting incident
An OCR fragment reports a chaotic scene in Chicago with multiple family members fatally shot, including a father Indaw and a mother, amid a broader narrative of a violent incident. The text is garbled, but references to a "triple tragedy" and a family conflict remain central.
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Indaw
Wilfiany
Aya
Minnie Bajos
Ameni Thom
Reily
Thaws sanity contested as court to decide on commission
New York Harry K Thaw is declared sane by a unanimous commission report. District Attorney Jerome protests the finding access to minutes and notes. he seeks appellate relief to halt the trial until the commission’s handling is reviewed. Justice Fitzgerald expected to rule Monday. Earthquake at Bitlis causes eight deaths and widespread destruction. Heavy damage in the city with many buildings collapsed and shocks continuing. Coroner warrants issued for Southern Pacific employers over March 2x wheel accident with 25 injured. foreman L R Alvord and others named.
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New York
Harry K. Thaw
Ine Nacy
Piagerald
Jerome
Justice Fitzgerald
Supreme Court
Lexali Fie
Jiatios Fitagerald Ie
Tyans
Pepart
Constantinople
Royal M. Cole
Te Ameren
Bitlis Minelock
Tere Burer
Sirien
Uiese
Eregorum
Perantia
Colton
Cal
van Wit
Pacffc
L. R. Alvord
Crosemoyer
Visrence Warmington
HB Watthers
Sacramento
Bank Teller Charged With Embezzlement in $20000 Case
Former First Natennt bank teller Cineimuith Bertioldon Cavagna faced arraignment after allegedly embezzling $20,000. The report notes indictments, pleas, and ongoing federal proceedings tied to political and financial corruption concerns near the White House and major figures linked to a $5,000,000 fund.
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Bertioldon Cavagna
Natennt
Pelday
Gills
Ant
Moral suasion to end Central American disputes discussed
Washington officials led by Secretary Root and Ambassador Creel weigh moral suasion and earnest representations to resolve Central American tensions. Conferences at the state department omit Nicaragua’s Senor Corea. Aimed at a regional peace pact with Nicaragua asked to join or face isolation, with potential for peace or war among Nicaragua and the other four states.
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Washington
Root
Creel
United States
State Department
Senor Corea
Famine in China Prompt Red Cross Relief Appeals
Washington corrects an erroneous famine report. The Red Cross and Christian Herald urge relief donations to China, noting two large shipments have saved lives but millions more need aid as crops fail. The message highlights American contributions and warns of continued hunger.
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Viroulathin
Tito Tze
Ching
National Red Cross
Chriathin Herald
New York
Lokelier
China
RULINGS AGAINST THEM
The statement accuses inspectors of irregular conduct in supervising the International committee and alleged violations of the Insurance code by the wauputies. It notes months of opposition to management and claims efforts to protect policy holders while asserting the inspectors’ rulings were improper and aimed at restraining the committee.
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New York
International Palley Holders’ Committee
Wauputies
Olletera
Department of Insurance
Mirna
New York Life
Belie Tully Satinter
Tornado Strikes Marine Vessel Aboard Bluecher
A damaged fragment tells of a tornado at sea near Gulfport forcing crew and passengers to battle hunger and exposure. Captain and officials on deck, including Speaker Joseph Cinon, coordinate rescue as refugees cling to life aboard the Bluecher amid shifting winds.
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New York
Fran Song Yey
Weel
Marty Matelor Yeni
Fermide
Hatter
Manon Py Blueeher
Nian Porte
Sindine
Poole
Juny
Ely Famulerne
Jay
Gulfport
Joseph Cynon
Keech
Alou
Wattle
Athena
Wilbon
Ommeor
Larsen
Pir
Bluecher
Stockholder Debate Over Chicago & Alton Charter Revocation
Attorney General urges stockholders to back a plan to revoke the Chicago and Alton Railroad's charter amid investigations. The move aims to address alleged mismanagement and protect the line's future while noting resistance from Harriman interests and broader political pressure.
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Springfeld
Hegel Stead
Mindy
Harriman
Cago & Alton Railroad
Tone Weld
Conelies
Steelf
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