Riots and Military Moves Stir Coahuila and Nuevo Leon
News from northern Mexico reports anti administration riots in Coahuila and Nuevo Leon as 400 cavalrymen depart in sealed orders toward Babinas. Governor Reyes of Nuevo Leon, once Diaz’s successor, withdraws to a mountain retreat while associates grid for political action and calls for franchise rights amid tension.
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State
Coahuila
Mexico City
Muchnterest
Nuevo Jon
Mexico
Barnardo Reyes
Nuevo Leon
Diaz
Ei Imparcial
Ban
Bablnas
Monterey
Pedro Martinez
New York
Reyes
Reyesta Party
Belals
el Imparcial
Orchard Lied Sparks Gas Company Damage Settlement
San Francisco Gas and Electric Co. paid attorney Walter Linforth 13904 for damages to his Washington Street property after Harry Orchard confessed to perjury regarding a 1904 dynamite plot against Pred Bradley. Orchard, jailed for murdering ex Governor Steunenberg, testified of attempts tied to the Western Federation of Miners. Linforth’s suit sought 10800, yielding judgment.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Gas and Electric Company
Harry Orchard
Steunenberg
Walter H. Linforth
Washington Street
Idaho
Orchard
Pred W. Bradley
Western Federation of Miners
Bradley
Linforth
Controversy Over Reclamation Policy and Utah Cloudburst Incident
Secretary Ballinger warns that public funds remain to be administered and complaints will arise amid reclamation disputes. Other items note a Utah cloudburst causing damage between 85 000 and 100 000 dollars, amid reports of land settlers and conflicts with government contracts and irrigation knowledge.
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Utah
Wednemay
Dd Cook
Dar
Cook
Runly
Haywies
Denver flood swamps Canon City area shuts rail traffic
A second cloudburst along Pour Mile creek near Canon City swampes the Arkansas river valley. The Denver Rio Grande reports forty five miles of track between here and Salida washed out hindering tourist trains. Royal Gorge and Hang Bridge survive but surrounding canyons lose tracks. Pueblo levee and asylum grounds face overflow risk.
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Denver
Pour Mile Creek
Canon City
Arkansas River
Denver & Rio Grande Road
Here
Salida
Royal Gorge
Arkansas
Pueblo
State Asylum
Clark's deputy killer confessed amid Utah arrest
Charles Olsen, held on a minor charge in Omaha, Neb., confessed Wednesday night to killing Deputy Sheriff Clark near Ogden Utah. He said he and an accomplice robbed a railroad box car but were interrupted by Clark and an assistant, a revolver fired, and one of the robbers was wounded. Olsen claimed the next day they learned Clark was dead. The confession followed a threat by Olsen to kill another policeman.
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Utah
Omaha
Neb
Charles Olsen
Clark
Ogden
Olsen
Riots in New York Neckwear Strike End Badly
In a Broadway riot triggered by neckwear workers on Thirteenth Street and Broadway, more than 200 people joined a clash as police and reserves intervened. Dozens of injured, a horse was shot after a runaway incident, and Broadway traffic halted for 30 minutes amid rumors of police gunfire.
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New York
Broadway
Atr'kera
Thirteenth Street
Broseway
Lexington Avenue
Navy Court Rules Sutton Death Self-Inflicted
A navy court of inquiry found Second Lieutenant James N. Sutton of the U S Marine Corps died from self inflicted means or while attempting to shoot those restraining him. The verdict was approved by the Judge Advocate General and by Beekman Winthrop the acting secretary of the navy.
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Washington
Sutton
Navy Court of Inquiry
Annapolis Naval Academy
James N. Sutton
United States Marine Corps
Judge Advocate General of the Navy
Beekman Winthrop
Assant
Secretary of the Navy
Inhaled Poison Fumes Kill Salt Lake Editor
Corydon W Hig ging editing Salt Lake Mining Review died after inhaling poisonous fumigation fumes in a room being disinfected at his North Temple Street apartment. His body was found at 4 30 pm with no one else present. The drowning of a two and a half year old girl at the Radersburg hotel in Montana is also reported. authorities are unsure how long she was in the water tank before discovery.
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Salt Lake City
Corydon W. Higging
Salt Lake
Hwgins
Helena Mont
Mummay
Radersburg
Wi Hall Haldaway
Raderburg
Maleaway
Trial of Gugar Strike Leaders in Honolulu Opens
Opening arguments before the Wy Tredee address the alleged BUgAF case. Kinney challenges the defense view as judges consider the impact of labor movement on the Islands. Japanese defendants face questions amid plantation worker tensions and political echoes.
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Gugar
Honolulun
Kioney
Kinney
Islands
Congress Action Ends Forest Reserve Controversy
Congress debated a Patterson resolution to split the departments and address forest lands amid Pinchot tensions. Denver's Frank Gowdy urged an administration forestry policy commendation, leading to a combined resolution that supporters say concludes the long forestry dispute.
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Denver
Colorado
Gifford Pinchot
Congress
Senator Patterson
Pinchot
Frank Gowdy
Patterson
Mr. Pinchot
Gowdy
Rates in West high and shipper complaints rise
Washington reports railroad rates west of the Mississippi generally high and a cause of shipper complaints while eastern rates remain fair. Interstate Commerce Commission Chairman Knapp says the intermountain and Pacific coast regions suffer steadier rates and plans hearings in Spokane Seattle and Salt Lake this fall to gather first hand evidence.
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Reef
Mississippi River
Intermountain
Pacific Coast
Spokane
Seattle
Salt Lake
Washington
Montana to gain three congressmen in new apportionment
Montana observers expect the state to gain three seats in Congress under the 2060 census, with the 600,000 population threshold guiding representation. Congressman Chas Pray notes post office and population shifts, while stressing the need to adapt to federal apportionment changes.
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Helena
Mont
Chas BN
Pray
Montana
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