Wyoming Crime Waves and Regional Rail Updates
Reports from the Northwest note Henry Miller near Wheatland Wyoming knocked down and burned but likely to recover. Three masked robbers in Silverton Colorado escape with about 3000 dollars. A Soo-Spokane derailment near McLeod BC leaves two dead. Northern Pacific and Great Northern machinists threaten a strike threatening system-wide disruption. Laramie to Centennial rail service resumes with telephonic operations. A Nevada case awards a cat to Mamie Edwards for $20 costs. Jackson, Reno, and Wyoming towns report notable deaths, wills, and local industry changes amid broader western unrest.
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Henry Miller
Wheatland
Wyo
Uehming
Silverton
Colo
D.C. Corbin
New Ine
Mcleod
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Laramie
Hahn's Peak
J. W. Balter
San Francisco
Portland
John Quinn
Reno
Nevada
James May
Quinn
Wyoming
Enewy Range
Albany County
Phimpers
Goldfield
Seattle
Northwest
J. M. Mahoney
Larambe
Quantrell
la Kentucky
To Jae
Nevadi
Wye
Counry
Nye
Khya
Efetiiers
Agathan
Neil
Ron Erry
Anu
Aarneira Litoe & Cowl
Anon
Rena Jetiudon
Freien
Allen
Eeioutlon
Maror Speer
Raraiaga
Wromine
Melia Calpe
Biblioteaiol
Predic tions on Prohibition and Race in the South
A Washington immigration official warns that southern prohibition aims to curb immigration and moral decline but risks driving away European workers who value beer. He predicts crime will rise as the negro defies laws, following white behavior, and fears beer bans push drinkers to hard spirits, worsening social ills.
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Washington
Immigration Bureau
South
South Carolna
Virginia
Tia
Death of Lineman Killed by High Voltage Accident
A telephone lineman at Bingham Junction was electrocuted while attempting to disconnect a live line from an electric plane. The accident, attributed to a utility safety failure, involved multiple injuries and deaths in the town, with details obscured by damaged text. The report references the Progeny Power company and national political topics unrelated to the incident.
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Bingham Junction
Mefermit
Sussey
Cegarthy
Progreny Power Company of
Murray
le Cotmnt
Ntme
Four Deaths From Botanic Plague in Chinatown
Four deaths from a botanic plague in San Francisco's Chinatown were reported to officials. The outbreak prompted warnings and heightened fear, with authorities working to identify sources and prevent further spread.
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San Franciset’'s Chinatown
Frenchynan Saye Spanish Soldiers Are No Good as Guards
Fragmentary text discusses Frenchynan Saye and a Spanish contingent. It notes an incident in the city after a grain-related event and mentions reconnaissance and attitudes of officials. The passage is incomplete and unclear in places.
Railroad Telegraphers Prepare for Strike in Montana
In Billings, an affiliate of the Northern Pacific Telegraph company forecasts a strike by railroad operators over eight hour days and higher wages, with learners to be placed in roles during a walkout. Preparations include installing the block system from the coast to Fargo and distributing materials for the emergency. In Sacramento a drownings incident sees Mrs White, a cousin, a girl and Charles Palm die after a duck boat overturns near Rocky Point while attempting to reach a houseboat. Gregg died while attempting rescue.
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Billings
Mont
Pscife Telegraph Company
Pacife
Pavite
Fargo
N. D
Sacramento
Cal
Charles White
Charles Palm
Manuel Gregss
Rocky Point
Greggs
Gregg
Telegraph Strike Shows Gradual Improvement In Chicago
The Associated Press report notes slower but steady progress in the strike’s impact. In the eastern and central divisions most operators have returned to work, several beer men have rejoined Chewey, and Chicago offices are almost fully manned. California papers receive regular wires from San Francisco Los Angeles Fresno and others as leased lines resume.
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Chicago
Chiewey
California
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Fresno
Sialy
Airvien
Robbery Removes Mail Sacks From Burlisvian Tras
A rough fragment reports the theft of about a quarter million dollars in mail sacks from Burlisviantras between December 4 and October, Nebraska. Officials cite the missed windows as evidence of a bold theft. Sanity night and local authorities reference a series of movements near post offices and a possible Chicago link as part of the unfolding case.
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Nétee
Chicago
May Capture Rassall Tangier Malawi Captor Actions Report
May capture Rassall Tangier Malawi details a captor of Sir Harry Metean drawing ground at Houta and a shrine of Sh Kueh Ale Day. A coded message to El Steran provoked sultan, prompting military moves toward Talt while tensions rise. The narrative mentions Haleuli and Pilate in cryptic terms, blending names and places with shifting alliances.
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Tangier
Malawi
Harry Metean
Cominy
Houta
el Steran
Haleuli
Meran
Alencar
Lelortaus
Pease Ganferenes Seek Treaty With Germany
The seven delegates work to arrange a treaty with Germany to avoid complete failure and to minimize the need for arbitration. The effort addresses a court of erblination and a broader world treaty framework amid concerned delegates.
Morrogo government plans new border effort aid
In a tense regional standoff, Morrogo's government signals a potential concession to its rival Darin as a precaution against renewed unrest. The French colony at Pex braces for possible spillover, while Morveran authorities prepare a short evacuation to safer areas over the next eight days.
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Darin
Morrogo
Yangler
Pex
Gandelem
Vonkler
Remeidered
Dangeraun
Moors Attack French Camp Near Moroccan Front
A large Moorish force attacked a French camp near Morocco early Monday. French field and machine guns plus cruiser artillery repelled the assault from 7 to 11 am. Algerian Saphis and sharpshooters suffered casualties, including Captain Dowd, as the Moors were driven back after fierce fighting.
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Asublugea
Morocco
Cottier
Drude
Calvary
Dowd
Schmitz Down and Out in San Francisco
The state supreme court decision on the McKannay salary case upholds the legality of Mayor Schmitz's removal and the Taylor administration of the board of supervisors. It confirms that Sebmite’s conviction and appeal do not bar Dr Taylor from filling the vacancy, limiting further attempts to claim seats by Setimitz’ appointees.
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San Francisco
State Supreme Sare
McKannay
Schmit
Taylor
Setimitz
Sebmite
Barry Taylor
Army Scandal in Philippines Involves Furniture Purchases
Brigadier General Ernest A Gorlington arrived in Manila July 6 as the war department probes alleged irregularities in the Philippines quartermaster's department. Reports say officers bought expensive furniture for shipment to the United States with government funds and without proper returns.
Telegraphers Advised to Break Agreements Over Work Rights
Telegraphers urged to defy agreements rather than scabe to compel labor by those strangling rights. WH Ham Haywood and fellow Workingmen support the Chicago Telegraphers' union and pressed for a plebiscite at Biveeview on Monday to aid the cause.
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Chicago
D. Haywood
Auppert
Biveeview
Munday
Crop Prospects Are Good And No Alarm Foreseen
New York former treasury secretary Lesle M Shaw advocates steady growth amid optimistic outputs from farms mines forests and factories. He warns against bank withdrawals and a loss of consumer demand and argues stability requires confidence and restraint in policy and wage activity.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Shaw
New York
Lesle M. Shaw
Ellvernstead
Pawser
le Noom
Trade of Society Islands Trade Figures
Washington reports from Consul Jalme D. Dreher show 1906 trade for Society Islands. Imports from the United States totaled 255 006 with exports to the US at 71 72 thousand. Earthquake and fire in San Francisco likely reduced trade, with 48 percent of imports and 48 percent of exports connected to the United States.
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United States
Iaporta
San Francisco
Portland Girl Ends Life Over Loss of Reason
A 20 year old Portland woman Mies Plana Lourats died by suicide on Saturday by taking siryehnine after months of mental distress and engagement to be married. She had recently received treatment but deteriorated, unable to wed, and her fears of an uncertain future prompted the act. Angelo Cleones, a wealthy bank heir valued at about 100000 by inheritance, hanged himself at his Bathday street home, then fell and died after climbing a ladder and kicking it away.
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Mies Plana Lourats
Siryehnine
Hin Peak
Loe
Angelo
Banke
Ted
Death of Iron Worker in Los Angeles Crane Accident
A Los Angeles iron worker, Joe Neloan, died after a crane belt failed while hoisting a heavy girder. The belt snapped, causing the iron girder to tilt and topple, throwing the worker from the scaffold and dragging him under the chain.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Joe Neloan
Nelwon
Drowned in Mill Creek Rescue Efforts Reported
A Santa Cruz area tragedy occurred when Hanel Riley Skywarold girl drowned Monday afternoon in Mill Creek about 21 miles from the city. Jon Muthrow and Lienukher also drowned while attempting to save her. A crowd of friends went swimming near HALOW OPEEK when the accident happened, and rescue efforts failed.
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Santa Crue
Mill Creek
Hanel Riley
Jon Muthrow
Lienukher
Ieee
Woman Testifies in San Francisco Graft Case
In a San Francisco graft trial, the wife of former supervisor Dr. Charlie Boston testified as a key witness. She described her husband counting $6,000 in currency, claimed to have been paid as a bet by TV Haleey, an agent of a telephone company. The defendant Nessan left the stand without being questioned.
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San Francisco
Charlie Boston
Melday Mort
Gina iUribery Telat Min
Heston
Boxtin
Haleey
Puerte Braley Telephone and Telegraph Company
Nessan
Trail of Robbers Sparks Nevada Shootout
In Cobre Nevada two masked highwaymen robbed Hillman’s saloon killing night bartender Gillam and looting over $1,200 from the till and roulette wheel. The suspects fled east of town as reports say an Indian tracker followed their trail. The slain man, once a turnkey at the state prison, had reportedly received threats prior to the incident.
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Cobre
Nevada
Hillman
Safien Ag Cobre
D. Gilliam
Ham
Gilam
Wayman
Gillam
Hehee
Cokre
Siliem
Was
Ililam
Portland ordinance targets trust suppression and price limits
The document outlines a municipal ordinance in Portland prohibiting any agreement or conspiracy among firms to restrain trade, fix prices, limit production, or obstruct competition. It prescribes penalties for violations and aims to curb monopolistic practices affecting commerce and consumer prices.
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Portland
Ore
United States
Pareine Oo Nance
Family Quarrel Ends in Two Deaths at Marien Re s
Reported at Marien Re s a domestic quarrel left two dead and a wounded daughter. George Walon and his wife died, the unspecified daughter injured, and a suspect arrest followed as investigators work the case amidst scattered details.
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Marien
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Schmitz
Supreme Court
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Trade OF Society Islands
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Dore
Portlane
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Mein Marier Wieser
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Phede
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Snelad Homer
Gloucester
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Mareellae Hay
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