Northwest Notes: Fire and criminal verdicts across the West
Frank A Roberts named postmaster at Thayne Wyoming. Fires destroy Farmington Washington city hall and key businesses. Camp Tacoma review draws 8000 to 10000 spectators. Port Orchard bears hunting death. Nevada escapee captured in McKinnys. Parkerburg Oregon mill buildings burned. Waterville Washington property loss about $20000. Helena court finds Butte man guilty of illegal fence maintenance. Knights of Pythias hold annual session in Wyoming. Montana congressman Dixon seeks US Senate seat.
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Uinta County
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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
Waterville
MM. D. Bergeson
Joseph T. Carroll
Butte
United States District Court
Helena
Quilota Earthquake Devastates Chilean Town and Valparaiso
Reports from Lima describe Quilota near Valparaiso as completely destroyed with 10 000 residents. Streets unsafe due to debris while Santiago and Buenos Aires report fatalities across multiple towns. Authorities mobilize to demolish unsafe buildings and relief efforts expand as convicts’ crimes rise in Valparaiso area.
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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
Navy to extend control over Russian import and smuggling
The navy informs the department of state that Russia will broaden surveillance and prevention of firearm importation and smuggling. It includes extending to the Holiin of Mxonue enclosures and warehouse oversight of imperial warehousing. The measure aims to tighten control and improve maritime enforcement against illicit trade.
General Gomez Leads Rebels Amid Turmoil in Santa Clara
The Cohan government struggles as Gen Miguel Genges, a presidency candidate, and allied figures face a band of rebels. Reports from Sento Chua province describe clashes and detentions as security forces, including General Gatner and officials, attempt to restore order after a night of unrest.
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Hasna
Cohan
Miguel Genges
Hawlett Yapoajer
Santa Clara
Merie
Ile Hho
Sento Chua
Gatner
Lan Menela
Another Revolution Or Santo Domingo Turmoil
Cape Haytien reports a serious Santo Domingo revolution with General Navarro leading bands that seized Dajabon, killing twenty. Rebels move toward Monte Christi as Deschamps expected to command against the government in favor of former President Jiminez. Anarchy grips the north, commerce halted and traffic banned.
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Santo Domingo
Navarro
Reviere
Dajabon
Guayabin
Monte Christi
Deschamps
Jiminez
Cool attempt to gain liberty in Los Angeles court
Ernest Stackpole, on trial for murder, slipped from a courtroom into the judge’s chamber before bailiff Harrington stopped him. Harrington recaptured the prisoner, cuffing him and returning him to the courtroom. This marks a second escape attempt during the current trial.
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Ernest Stackpole
Doel Scheck
Department 1
Court House
Baill Harrington
Juder James
Harrington
Stackpole
Turko Bulgarian clash at frontier and Greek king seeks aid
A dispatch from Athens reports a clash between Turkish and Bulgarian forces at the Schlrepaniz frontier post in the Kustonje district. King George plans to go to Marienhail to meet King Edward and ask for intervention to aid Greece against Bulgarian excesses.
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Munis Sofia
Kustonje
Schlrepaniz
Athens
Londonews
George
Marienhail
Edward
Turbulent Warsaw Berlin Situation Report
Warsaw bureau of the Voesiele Zvituny describes a dire scene with terrified crowds, blocked traffic due to insecurity, and workers forced to hide as police fire alarms. The morgue holds many corpses while hospitals overflow and the exact death toll remains unclear amid the chaos.
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Berlin
Warsaw
Ufe
Lmillale
Large Loans To Directors Cause Bank Scrutiny
The comptroller of the currency received advice by telegraph from National Bank indicating that the First National Bank of Marion faced scrutiny over large loans to its directors. The examiner reported the loans were excessive, raising concerns about officer and director involvement.
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Nas
Advier
National Bank
Fner
Ewe
Toteen
Marthan Toe
Ixe
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Ewer Bois Boet
Colver
Earthquake devastates Valparaiso Chile in August disaster
Valparaiso Chile suffered a severe earthquake at 7 52 p m on August 16 followed by eighty two aftershocks that night The city faced widespread fires and destruction with an estimated 260 million dollars in losses and about two thousand deaths The port city with 150 000 residents saw railways destroyed and food scarce as people slept in hills and streets amid cold winds and rain.
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Chile
Viena de Mar
Valpatalas
Quirtha
Santa Limache
Quillota
San Francisco
Lewes Morris Death Cuts Young New York Actor’s Career
Lewes Morris, also known as New York actor Morrison, died suddenly in Yonkers at St Job’s hospital after stomach illness surgery. He gained fame in Meghieto and In Panst. with engagement to Dublin San Francisco schedule. Born in Kingston Jamaica in 1845 to English parents, he served in the Union army.
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Meghieto
St. Job's Homnital
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Mr. Morrison
Kingston
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Earthquake at Santiago Causes Loss and Panic
Damage at Santiago shows lives lost and many believed killed by falling buildings. Bodies to be found later as tremors drive residents to panic. Fires after the quake were quickly fought, but they fueled fear during the disaster.
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Calm Returns in Lima After Chilequake News
Reports from Valparaiso indicate panics easing in Lima Peru while Almendral and Vitoria street suffer heavy damage. Santiago reports a major earthquake with few deaths. Chilean funds for Mont inauguration festivities will aid quake sufferers.
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Monument at Wirz Stirs Northern Soldiers Debate
Minneapolis reports the Grand Army of the Republic closed its fortieth encampment with a protest planned against a statue for Wirz. The body debated the issue at length before deciding to send General Lee of the Southern Veterans' Association a formal objection, while tabling a proposal opposing the canteen abolition.
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Saratoga
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Congress
Big Stock Gains Kafkaed by Dividend News
Frantic trading on the New York stock exchange drove Union Pacific common stock up 17 18 points and Southern Pacific 6 78 points after unexpected dividend announcements. Many short sellers faced losses as profits soared, with Union Pacific profits near 17 million and Southern Pacific about 11 million.
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Stock Exchange
Union Pacific Common
Southern Pacific
Union Pax Eife
Southern Pacife
Counter-Terrorists Letter to Widow of Russian Leader
An official notice reports that a counter terrorist group sent a letter to the widow of a Russian leader. The missive references ongoing movements and security concerns amid broader regional tensions. No further details are clearly verifiable in the readable text.
Brensland Short a Million in Milwaukee Bank Scandal
The auditor at Dullle reports the Milwaukee state bank of Chicago had its accounts examined. The auditor's findings reveal a significant shortfall of one million tied to the bank's collapse. The report notes a career defining event in the bank's history with implications for Beene and Preailent Beene. The context suggests dramatic losses and a pivotal moment in local banking history.
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Sxaniner
Keweynet
Dullle
Milwaukee
Ayenile State Bank OF Chicago
Hank Bey
Tartars Kill Armenians in Turkish Districts
TiMl4n News reports Tartars from three bordering districts swept through Kourakine, killing eighteen Armenians and wounding many, destroying property. A second village, Kimoneal, was attacked and Tartars also looted other small towns.
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Bnyw
Dim Triaty
Kourakine
Kimoneal
Will Bring Salt Against German In surance Companies
Fragmented OCR text references efforts to confront German insurance firms and mentions various unclear names and phrases from historical context. The readable portion centers on opposition to German insurers and related actors, with no clear dates or outcomes.
Krause Wins In Fraternal Election Amid Confusion
Krause defeats Dayie in a fraternal order election receiving 1986 votes. Opponents include Henry G Davie of Obie and Hoahen with 609 votes Omabi 315 and Kpokanw 2. Contested effort for a convention and Baxlew home establishment had no petition.
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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
Oyster Bay messengers from a Brownsville Texas committee asked President Roosevelt to replace a local officer with white soldiers after an outrage last Monday night. Roosevelt referred the dispatch to the War Department and will act after receiving its report.
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Brawnaville
Tex
Noern Temp
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Outlawa Take to the Wooda Havana District
Dispatches from Pinar del Rio report three bands of outlaws have fled to the woods in central and western Havana province. One band of about thirty men is led by Colonel Poen, a second by seventy men under Congressman Pino Guerra, and a third commanded by an unnamed leader, with efforts to mount an insurrection in Jhon Martina noted.
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Met
Pinar de Rio
Rentral
Poen
Pino Guerra
MD Geo
Smuggling of Immigrants Reported at St Lonia Frontier
In a detailed disclosure James R Dune, immigration in charge at St Lonia, reports discovery of immigrants from Messiconia hidden aboard a vessel in the United States. The detainees, tied to the Trachoma outbreak, are being processed by the Linniferatinn service and prepared for repatriation.
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James R Dune
St Lonia
Messiconia
United States
Ile
Entertog
Trachoma
May Be Forced to Take Action Amid Turmoil
A scrambled passage discusses looming government action amid unrest and calls for support of a declining regime. It references military dictatorship rumors and a comrade figure, with mentions of Comrade and Aly Mod in a tense political context.
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Willtary Caunell
Patriarchal Church in Constantinople accused in Bulgarian Greek bands case
The Bulgarian government faces anti Greek agitation in Ronmatis and Bulgaria amid a Greek nationalist drive. The Patriarchal Church at Constantinople is alleged to assist bands seeking to inflame Bulgarian sentiment and force alignment with the Greek church, funding subscriptions for Greek societies. The crisis threatens policy and calls for drastic measures.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Ronmatis
Principality
Greeca
Balkans
Macedonia
Patriarcha Church
Constantinople
Patriarchal Church
Wars of terror strike Polish provinces amid riots
A Warsaw telegraph reports widespread violence across Poland with attacks on police and looting amid political upheaval. The Jewish communities suffer amid the unrest as amassacre events and Bartholomew’s Night echoes are noted in the chaos. Police quell mobs but casualties rise as incidents spread from the Vistula to German borders.
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The
Telegraph
Vistula
Novoe Vrimya Ben Lst
Polat
Tomlin Tewish Chronicle
Yeaterday
Jena
Cannon's Boom Launches in Danville District Rumpus
In Danville, UL, the Eighteenth Minols cringreselonyl district held a meeting at 1 o clock and renominated Joseph G for the eighteenth coupeenipeme amid claims of acclamation. Cannon’s backers pressed for a broader presidential push despite his initial reluctance, signaling a likely push at the state convention.
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Danville
Joseph G
Cannon Ter Promien
Cannon
Jain
Citizens Guard Feud Threatens Black Residents in Houston
A distorted report describes a 110 member citizen guard patrolling Houston with seeming intent to deter Black people. Conflicting lines claim troops may shoot if approached, prompting fear and mentions of a city near Fort Borer with halted proceedings and tense appeal efforts.
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Houston
Agarrivon
Hemavlver
Fort Borer
Campbell Wins in Texas Governor Race Nomination
Campbell, a native of Rusk Texas, was nominated Thursday afternoon by the Democratic state party for governor. The article notes his ties to former governor Hons and his long tenure in rail and business circles, highlighting his regional influence and political trajectory.
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Thomas M. Campbell
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Hons
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Nall Campbell
Teak
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Vral Gianager
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