Northwest Notes Wide Range of Pacific Northwest Updates
North to south reports cover new postmaster appointment in Thayne Wyoming and fire destructions in Farmington Washington Parkersburg Oregon Waterville Washington. Also, a camp review at Camp Tacoma and a Port Orchard bear hunt death plus Nevada prison escape capture. Local trials include a Helena fence case and Wyoming ridge robberies investigated.
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Frank A Roberts
Thayne
Uinta County
Wyoming
Farmington, Wash
Fenston
Sunnday
Tacoma
John Gorst
Port Orchard
Wash
Lilue Pitt
Nevada State
McKinniy’s
Nevada
Tadian Dick Bender
Tadian Jim
Parkersburg
Ore
Coquille River
Kronenburg
Quillota Devastated in Chilean Earthquake Ruins Spread
Reports from Lima describe Quilota near Valparaiso leveled by the quake with about 10 000 residents displaced. Santiago streets host sleeping crowds, and authorities begin demolitions of unsafe buildings as relief and public works expand.
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Peru
Quilota
Valparaleo
Hilacho
Santiago
Valparalzo
Limache
Quillota
Conchall
Petarda
la Placilla
la Calera
Chile
Valparaiso
Casa Blanca
Viaa del Mar
Ambitious Russian gun import curb plan extends borders
The Russian government has decided to widen controls on firearms imports and smuggling surveillance. The extended measures cover the Holiin of Mxonue and surrounding ports with stricter warehousing oversight and enhanced patrols. Authorities aim to tighten security and prevent illicit weapon movements amid ongoing maritime monitoring.
General Gomez Leads Rebels Amid Turmoil in Santa Clara
The report outlines General Gomez and Miguel Genges contending for leadership as Hasna The Cohan government weakens. A band of rebels torments Santa Clara region with attacks near the Potted Statew tank winter district, while security forces retreat under pressure. The clash escalates as factions mobilize across Sento Chua province, with generals Gatner and Menela reportedly active in suppressive efforts.
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Hasna
Cohan
Miguel Genges
Hawlett Yapoajer
Santa Clara
Merie
Ile Hho
Sento Chua
Gatner
Lan Menela
ANOTHER REVOLUTION IN SANTO DOMINGO
Reports from Cape Haytien describe a serious Santo Domingo revolution led by General Navarro. Rebel bands reportedly landed near Reviere, captured Dajabon with twenty killed, and moved toward Monte Christi while awaiting General Deschamps. Anarchy blocks northern commerce and interior traffic.
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Santo Domingo
Navarro
Reviere
Dajabon
Guayabin
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Deschamps
Jiminez
Escape attempt during murder trial in Los Angeles
Ernest Stackpole, on trial for the murder of Scheck, slipped from the courthouse unnoticed into the judge's chamber. Bailiff Harrington blocked the door, cuffed the prisoner, and returned him to the courtroom. This marks a second such escape effort during the ongoing trial.
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Los Angeles
Ernest Stackpole
Doel Scheck
Department 1
Court House
Baill Harrington
Juder James
Harrington
Stackpole
Turks Engage in Frontline Clash Amid Bulgarian Tensions
A Turko Bulgarian incident escalated in the Kustonje district near the Schlrepaniz frontier post as Turkish and Balariac forces clashed. Athens dispatch to London reports King George planning to visit Marienhail to seek intervention from King Edward on behalf of Greece against Bulgarian excesses.
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Edward
Violence and Disorder Reported in Warsaw and Berlin
Warsaw correspondent reports widespread fear and insecurity causing traffic disruption and nearly empty streets. Workers fear gunfire, crowds crowd the mill area, and many lie dead in a morgue with unknown numbers among the injured.
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Ufe
Lmillale
Large Loans to Directors Shake National Bank
The Comptroller of the Currency received telegram advice from the National Bank informing that the First National Bank of Boston had directors with large loans. The examiner found the loans excessive and connected to officers and directors, prompting scrutiny of governance.
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Chile Hit By Severe Earthquake Devastates Valparaiso
Valparaiso Chile endured a major earthquake at 7 52 p m on August 16 with eighty two aftershocks that night Most buildings were burned or damaged and two thousand deaths were estimated The disaster left one hundred thousand homeless with food scarce railways destroyed and cold windy nights as people slept in hills streets or parks The city a fortified seaport on a large bay remains central to South American trade with districts like Nuevo Malecon Gran Avenida and Almendras described amid extensive notes on geography and port facilities
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National Theatre
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Lewes Morris Actor Morrison Dies After Stomach Operation
New York actor Morrison, famed for Meghieto and In Panst, died suddenly of shock Saturday in St Job's hospital Yonkers after stomach disease surgery. Born to English parents in Kingston Jamaica in 1845, he served with the Union Army. He had been engaged to sit for San Francisco to Friday but planned a brief delay.
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Damage at Santiago Earthquake Toll In Questions
Reports from Santiago describe loss of life due to a strong earthquake and falling buildings. Many others were believed killed as buildings collapsed, with bodies expected to be recovered later. Panic caused some to leap from balconies during the tremors as fires raged briefly before being extinguished.
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Valparaiso
Santiago
Calmer After Chilean Quake Hit Lima and Valparaiso
Lima reports a easing panic as Valparaiso advices arrive. Almendral and Vitoria street suffer major damage while Santiago records a powerful quake with limited deaths. Chilean funds for Mont inauguration festivities will aid earthquake victims.
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Monument to Wirz Provokes Northern Soldier Protest
The Grand Army of the Republic held its fortieth encampment in Minneapolis and adjourned to meet in Saratoga. A protest against erecting a statue to Henry Wirz was decided upon after a lengthy, heated debate, to be sent to General G. D. Lee, commander of the Southern Veterans' Association. The canteen issue for old soldiers’ homes was tabled without debate.
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Saratoga
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Congress
Stock profits surge as UP and SP jump on dividend news
Frantic trading on the New York stock exchange drove Union Pacific common up 17 18 points and Southern Pacific up 6 78 points after dividends were announced far exceeding trader expectations. A large number of short sellers absorbed losses while profit takers booked gains estimated at 17 million dollars for Union Pacific and 11 million for Southern Pacific.
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Stock Exchange
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Southern Pacific
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Counter-Terrorists Send Letter to Widow Leader's Line
An apparent terrorist group claimed responsibility in a letter to the widow of a Russian leader. The note referenced mobilization and alleged safety concerns, with claims of ongoing threats and calls for action. The message appeared in the context of broader security tensions and paramilitary rhetoric.
Brensland Short a Million Bank Scandal Details Uneven
The Milwaukee Bank of Chicago faces auditor findings amid a complex financial collapse. The report, dated midweek, outlines a large shortfall and questions around executive actions and family involvement. The auditor highlights sensational loss and calls for further investigation into the bank’s management and succession.
Tartars Kill Armenians In Turkish Frontier Violence
Timesherald reports from Sangosur that Tartars of three districts burned and looted Kourakine killing eighteen Armenians and wounding many. The attackers also damaged Kimoneal and looted other small towns in the region.
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Bnyw
Dim Triaty
Kourakine
Kimoneal
Will Bring Salt Against German Insurance Companies
Fragmented OCR text presents a garbled claim about actions against German insurance entities. The legible elements mention names and places in a line of disconnected phrases, lacking coherent events or dates. No clear outcome or context emerges from the readable segments.
Krause Wins for Fraternal Order Presidency
Krause defeated Dayie in a bid for the presidency of the Fraternal Order of Eukles. Krause secured 1986 votes, Henry G Davie received 609, Omabi 315, and Kpokanw 2. No petition was made for a Baxlew home establishment.
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Milwaukee
Rowand Kraiee
Wilmington
Dol
Annadaerd
Brandworthy
Eukles
Krauen
Henry G Davie
Obie
Norfolk
Olly
Hoahen
Refers Request to War Department on Race Attack
A Brownsville Texas messenger committee asked President Roosevelt to replace the local force used in last Monday night’s outrage with white soldiers. Roosevelt referred the dispatch to the War Department and will await a report before acting.
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Brawnaville
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Noern Temp
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Outlaws Take to the Woods in Havana Province
Dispatches from Pinar del Rio report three bands of outlaws retreating to the woods in central and western Havana province. One group of about thirty, led by Colonel Poen, with seventy followers, amid unrest linked to local insurrection. A second band under Pino Guerra seeks to organize further action, while a third force forms under a local commander.
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Met
Pinar de Rio
Rentral
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Pino Guerra
MD Geo
Smuggling of Immigrants Involving St Lonia Official
Discovery by James R Dune immigration officer at St Lonia reveals people from Messiconia were smuggled into the United States. The transit used a tie from entertog ee United Stten boetite of trachoma, four days into the voyage, and the Linniferatinn service is now tasked with locating the individuals involved.
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James R Dune
St Lonia
Messiconia
United States
Ile
Entertog
Trachoma
May Be Forced to Take Action Amid Turmoil
The article notes growing pressure on political figures as revolutionary currents challenge the existing order. It references military and civilian authorities, the influence of Comrade deference, and the potential for a shift toward an autocratic regime amid public unrest.
Patriarchal Church Accused in Greek Bands Conspiracy
In Sofia and Bulgarian circles anti Greek agitation grows. authorities in Bulgaria face potential drastic measures as the Greek bands are blamed for inflaming Bulgarian national sentiment. The Constantinople Patriarchate allegedly aided these bands to force Bulgarians into the Greek church and support Greek patriotic societies amid Balkan rivalries.
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Bulgaria
Ronmatis
Principality
Greeca
Balkans
Macedonia
Patriarcha Church
Constantinople
Patriarchal Church
Wars and mob violence rise in Polish uprising
A Warsaw telegram reports widespread attacks on police and looting across classes as nationalist factions riot from the Vistula to German areas. Nearly fifty cases of arson and murder flood dispatches, echoing Bartholomew’s Night terror as mobs threaten Jews amid ongoing upheaval.
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St Peteratnrg
The
Telegraph
Vistula
Novoe Vrimya Ben Lst
Polat
Tomlin Tewish Chronicle
Yeaterday
Jena
Cannon's Boom Launched In Danville District
In Danville UL the Eighteenth Minols district renominees Joseph G for the eighteenth term amidst support for MP Cannon as a prospective president. Cannon had not planned a boom but supporters pressure may push the party toward similar measures at the next convention.
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Danville
Joseph G
Cannon Ter Promien
Cannon
Jain
Citizens Guard Threatens Black Houstonians
A garbled report describes a 110 member citizens' guard in Houston patrolling the riverfront area and Bartow Brown town as fear grows of violence against Black residents. The text notes fears of retaliation, suspended appeals, and tensions near Fort Borger, with calls for calm and safety amid threats of harm.
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Agarrivon
Hemavlver
Fort Borer
Campbell Wins in Texas Wil Be Second Native Governor
Campbell of Rusk Texas, a former executive with the Great Northern Railway, was nominated Thursday afternoon by the Democratic state party for governor. If elected, he would become Texas’s second native governor.
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Thomas M. Campbell
Rusk
Hons
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Senitin Mo
Nall Campbell
Teak
Kemyer
Vral Gianager
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