Northwest Notes Chronicle Snowball of Daring Events
A jumble of brief items mentions Misa Lucretia Evany drowning in Ohio while boating and the Sal Lake capital backed independent telephone franchise bid in Laramie. Other notes report a French gardener shot near Muir Creek, a Colorado wagon tragedy at San Juan River, marriages, newspaper fundraising, and various accidents and legal actions.
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Misa Lucretia Evany
Laramie
Chilttenthe
Ohio
Connell
Salt Lake Capital
Itme
Colorado
Ernst Bonami
Mui Creek
Gre
Francisco Marques
San Juan River
Arboles
Colo
A. Henry Cines
Hanna
Wyoming
Theresa Farnsworth
England
America
A.J. Campbell
Butte
New York City
Campbell
Amagamated Copper Company
Montana
Ed. Gossen
Dales
Ernest Bonomi
Pendleton
Bonomi
Warry Cossen
North Yakime, Wash
Howard Dexter
Forsythe
Mont
United States
Fifteenth
Pennsylvauli Cavalry
W. J. Palmer
Plyil
Colorado Springs
Gutheie
Cheyenne
J. A. Riner
E M Huthcook
BE. Lonebaugh
Tobert McPhilamey
Monarrh
Wye
Dndee
Carr
KTV
Harisligh
Bieblaghde
Mercury
Lee
Oman 3
Chet Eptetr
Criggle Creek
Mule
Taunus
Typhoon Floods and Quake Ravage Japanese Coast
Reports from central Japan detail widespread loss from a typhoon and floods. Hundreds killed or injured, villages flooded, homes destroyed, and ground subsidence noted at Takizawa. Relief ships dispatched, with further damage reported near Hiroshima and Kobe.
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Hiroshina
Seno
Yano
Nakano
Okukalla
Aki
Kure
Futagawa
Sakaigans
Kobe
Vic
Kone
Osaka
Judge Charged With Murder in Texas Case
Judge H B Short of Heaton Texas was arrested in Center on an indictment charging him with the murder of Dr Mike Paul last fall. He was in a civil suit when the incident occurred. Bond set at 10400. The pursuit led to gunfire at a judge Starr’s home where Paul was killed. Garrett was later hanged for the murder.
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Heaton
Texas
H. B. Short
Center
Tex
Mike Paw
Nerest
Paul
Nesto
Dick Garrett
Garrett
Starr
Paul Garrett
Giant Powder Blaze Destroys City Freight Depot
A massive explosion at the western end of the Colorado & Southern freight depot around 1 am Sunday destroyed the depot and its freight, leveling a powder house containing 1900 pounds of dynamite. The blast injured many, felled firemen and spectators, shattered glass, and caused extensive property damage. Police and responders battled fires as injuries and fatalities mounted.
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Colorado & Southern
Jena
Sini
Will Be Fight To Finish In Telegraphers Strike Action
Fragmented OCR news item describes telegraphers in Chicago planning to resist and strike with threats of warfare against the United States and Canada. National figures in New York urge actions to Chicago. San Francisco and other cities show mobilization and preparations for confrontation.
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Hae
Ruben
Tempeelig
Chicago
Cirthiae
United States
Canada
Russell
New York
Snall
San Fragelaco
Nba
Todd
Cols Taye
Lo Thu
Hell
China
Fanatical Moors Rampage in Casablancs After Bombardment
Reported details describe Moors and Arab tribes looting plundering and burning Casablancas streets after bombardment. Jews were killed and assaulted including a Jew protected by the British consul. French and Spanish troops held the line with warships shelling horsemen. Casablanca’s military governor Muley Amin commended French action seeking further punishment of agitators.
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Casablines
Crudes
Ottalde Casablaned
Cansul
Casablanes
Muley Amin
Casablanca
France
Mexican Plot Discovered In Los Angeles District
The Herald reports a hutched group named bath tertad the Mexican Sons of Liberty in a San Fernando street building. A fifteen member junta allegedly leads a 20 000 strong laborer group calling themselves silver patriots planning to overthrow the city government and assassinate Diaz and Roosevelt with Ricardo Magon as adviser.
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Los Angeles
Herald
San Fernando Street
Bath Tertad
Mexican Sons of Liberty
Mexico
Diaz
Roosevelt
Ricardo Magon
Beat Ad
Focal Junta
Hhe
Preident Diaz
Regese
Junta
Standard Oil assignment of errors seeks appeal stay
Chicago attorneys for Standard Oil filed the assignment of errors in federal court and moved for an appeal and writ of error with a stay of execution. They argue no supersedeas should cover costs. government wants bond set at 25 000 to secure funds pending stay. The 116 citations in the assignment are cited as errors by Judge Landis. East Lake City workers at Western Union go on strike prompting walkout by operators, including women and teen girls. Union members at Chicago are involved and one operator was discharged for refusing to handle a wire from Chicago.
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Chicago
Standard O1
United States District Court
Landia
Triaal
East Lake City
Alten
Salt Lake
Elvek
Jaine Hedvng
W. Bartlett
Telegraphers Strike Sweeps From Canada to Gulf Coast
Telegraphers at the Associated Press halt work with 600 operators walking out New York to San Francisco and the Canadian line to the Gulf leaving 800 newspapers without telegraphic news. A wage and hour dispute seeks 24 hour continuous service and full mobilization if needed. The National Order of Railway Telegraphers may join, threatening wider railroad business disruption.
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Canadian Line
Gulf of Mexico
Chicago
Anpciated Press
New York
San Francisco
Canadan Hne
United States
Associated Press
National Order of Railway Telegraphers
Geveral
Wester
National Irrigation Congress to Hear National Figures
Sacramento plans for the upcoming one fifteenth National Irrigation Congress include about twenty five speeches and papers by national figures. Vice President Fairbanks and senators Newlands and Smoot are among those expected, with all California congressmen in attendance.
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Sacramento
National Irrigation Congress
National Promince
Fairbanks
United St Benagore Newlands
Nevada
Band Ot Alayama
Dirk
Oho
Smoot
Utah
Heghton and Clark
Wyoming
Flint
California
Calfornia
Liquor Drunk Youth Shoots Self in Nevada Incident
In Reno a teenage boy after drinking seven beers wrestled a pistol from a bartender, shot himself, and died after twenty hours in a coma. James Waller Mackey, of Salt Lake City, connected to Utah pioneers, was involved as the shooter. The article notes travel between Ogden and Kansas City and a train wreck near Ethel Missouri with a tent dweller’s family nearby.
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Reno
Nevada
Ater
James Waller Mackey
Balt Lake
Taylor
Utah
Mackay
Deonison News Company
Ogden
Kansas City
Alre Prnnie Sdoude Pholl
Trackmman
Tlpee Milli
Ethel
Milon
Kanwae City
Harriman Talks Coal Shortage and Rail Rates
H Harriman and Mrs Harriman visited Trinity Cathedral during a westward trip. He warned of a coal shortage this winter due to rising industrial demand and labor limits. He blamed multiple factors for car shortages and defended railroads from sole responsibility.
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Omaha
H. Harriman
Trinity Episcopal Cathedral
Harriman
Navy Commends Heroism of Edward W Whitehead at Tutulla Samoa
Acting Secretary Newberry formally records the Navy Department’s commendation for Edward Wade Whitehead first class gunner’s mate for risking his life to save a comrade. In Tutulla Samoa a land slide crushed barracks. Whitehead shielded Sgt Jobo F Cox from a collapsing wall until Adame relief workers could extract them.
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Washington
Newberry
Navy Department
Edward Wade Whitehead
Whitehead
Tutulla
Samoa
Great Rik
Jobo F Cox
United States
Adame
Met
Rail spreading causes Spokane River train wreck near Milan
Eastbound Great Northern passenger train derailed a mile east of Milan Washington when rails spread on a sharp curve. All cars left rails except engine mall and baggage. smoker overturned and rolled down a twenty foot embankment. Interior of smoker wrecked. day car tourist sleeper on its side. diner and Pullman off track near river. Several injured, two seriously.
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Spokane
Wash
Great Northern
Milan
Washington
Will Annober
Fire in Mania Destroys 12 Houses Leaves 600 Homeless
A Manila blaze Sunday afternoon destroyed 12 native houses displacing 600 people. Fire started from an electric wire and covered about 10 yards square before a heavy fall halted it. No injuries reported and relief efforts underway.
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Manila
Anti Monarchist Rebels Readied for China Landing
Fragmentary notes describe planned rebel activity and movements toward China with references to various places and figures. The text mentions locations in Asia and a possible telegraph transmission but lacks clear events or dates.
Murphy Will Recover After Illness for Western Federation Leader
Denver attorney John Ho Murphy, general counsel for the Western Federation of Miners, was reported near death last week but is now on the road to recovery. He suffered a severe illness during the Hayward strike and a medical cure required rest and care. Officials say he will regain his health.
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Denver
John Ho Murphy
Coutsel
Murphy
Adele
Phyelviane
Belfast Unrest as Disorder Flares Again Sunday
Turmoil erupted in Belfast with large strike meetings and clashes in dock quarters. Crowds faced police as reinforcements and bayonet charges followed stone throwing injuring several. troops were dispatched to restore order.
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Belfast
Queen's
Pou
Unclear OCR Headlines From New York Police Service Story
A garbled OCR fragment discusses the New York Police Service Commission and a Gard Company with unreadable details. The text lacks clear events or names and cannot be fully interpreted from the provided snippet.
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New York Police Service
Comminaion Te
Fragmentary notice recounts a voyage irregularities
A damaged OCR passage mentions a voyage to Dublin and delays involving a Nicaraguan vessel and a British captain. The text is fragmented and hard to parse, with potential references to arrival times, locations like Newfolk and Tampa, and individuals including Captain Hhacke.
Central America Seeks Peace Pact With Intervention Clause
Central American representatives urged Acting Secretary of State Bacom to propose a general convention in Washington to create a permanent peace framework. They favor an international gathering with a built in intervention clause to prevent repeated conflagrations and to secure cooperation among nations, hoping for informal talks with Latin American ministers within the winter terms.
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Woshington
Amerina
Poblica
Bacom
Washington
Witte Cepyny
Maxter
Dleagren
Telegraph Operators Strike Shuts Chicago Lines At Night
The Wertinn telegraph unit in Chicago faced a sudden walkout by its operators over a disputed hour of service. The overland division saw workers refuse to continue as tensions rose, causing a partial work stoppage and a gathering at a local building as authorities reinforced order.
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Chicago
Wertinn
Overland Division
Haliding
Cleeves
Rivenne
Galen Urclaw
Hair Authority
Boilermakers Quit Over Arbitration Settlement Turmoil
The article reports a disputed stalemate among boiler makers across multiple western points including Sacramento and Portland, with reports of a halted arbitration process and widespread unrest. It notes a partial settlement on labor friction affecting the Pacific division and cites related disruptions.
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Wuhan
Gultan
Marocen Baye
He Ie Barry
Elton
Dublin
International Marine
Tampa
Duniker
Ube Capes
Hhacke Loek
Central America
Southland
Grether
Moth
Southern Pacific
Paso
Teaax
Portland
Mento
Sparks
Nev
Lake
Lake City
Alco
Walnut Dimerkmbialy Union Boilermakers
Tnr Company
Bam
Han Francisco
Yuo
Portamouth Square
Mra
Howard
York
Augie
Arma
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York Fein
Syice
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