Northwest Notes From Kemmerer and Nearby Wyoming
Reading wire service scraps, the column reports accidents and crimes across Wyoming and nearby towns. Notable items include the death of N S Pickens in Rock Springs coal mine, dislocations from a cakewalk in Lusk, sheep theft arrest in Rawlins, and several shootings and entombments. Also mentions mining veins near Cody, a fire setting case in Encampment, and a planned railroad project from Rhodes Moran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Clark
Montana
N.S. Pickens
Rock Springs
Lee Crater
Lusk
Wyo
C. C. Stevens
Rawlins
John Mahoney
Turmoil in Santo Domingo as Power reports split government
Advices from United States Minister Power in San Domingo City indicate dissensions within the provisional government and the likelihood of a new revolution. Reports name General Jimmix as a target of opposition after leading the recent overthrow of Wes y Gil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
United States
San Domingo
Jimmiz
Wes Y Gil
Jimmix
Jiminix
Stolen Child At Goethe School Sparks Chicago Hysteria
In Chicago a two men in a carriage abducted 10 year old Georgiana Andros as she stood near Goethe public school. The scene followed a reported custody dispute with her father Lewis Androw of Minneapolis seeking possession for over a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goethe Public School
Chicago
Georgiana Andros
Lewis Androw
Minneapolis
Minn
Turkey Explains Detained Attaran Route Through Interior
The Turkish official report sent to Constantinople via Beirut describes Attaran, a native of Kharput, who has spent years abroad and recently reentered the country secretly and began traveling in the interior. The report follows a complaint from the United States consul W R Davis at Alexandretta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandretta
United States
W. R. Davis
Constantinople
Beirut
Syria
Attaran
Kharput
War Department Planning Against Colombian Invasion Threat
General J Franklin Bell travels to Washington to confer with staff about a potential campaign against Colombia if troop movements toward the isthmus continue. Also noted are a Chicago court ruling fining Franklin Union No 4 for contempt and a Consul Malmros cable about 500 Colombian soldiers boarding gunboats Cartagena and General Pinzon near the Atrato mouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Franklin Bell
Fort Leavenworth
Washington
General Staf College
General Staff
Colombia
Malmros
Colon
State Department
Cartagena
General Pinzon
Atrato River
Congress to recess after week of committee work
House committees will take up pending bills during the coming week with the pensions appropriation bill likely the only major action before the Christman holiday recess.
Woman saved from blaze by young rescuer at Chestnut Warning Building
Miss Storrs, assistant postmaster, fought smoke and flames in the Warning Building at Chestnut Mont. She was saved from death by Bert Stanley who risked his life to carry her out. The fire caused about 600 dollars in damage. the girl was badly burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestnut
Mont
Miss Storrs
Bert Stanley
Hia Ife
Mall
Accidental Shooting Kills Local Agent at Lovelocks
In Lovelocks on a November Friday evening an accidental shooting killed J. W. Walters, Southern Pacific agent, when a Browning automatic revolver exploded during an explanation by P. J. Cook, traveling freight agent of Union Pacific. An inquest was planned to determine the facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambria Salt Company
Cambria
Wea
Aprines Thorn
Val Moore
Tenchman
Sundance
Wavehot
Harriman
John Brock
Philadelphia
Southern Pacific
Rhodes’ Moran
Lovelocks
J. W. Walters
P. J. Cook
Frelcht
Union Maciio
Cook
Walters
Aeiroger
Japan Lacks Funds for War as U S Hesitates
A distorted clipping cites a St Petersburg paper claiming Japan cannot afford to wage war due to small reserves and economic strain, noting U S reluctance and hopes for domestic recovery to avert conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Novoe Vromya
Diplomatic clash over Turkish passport and Attarian dispute
Attarian sought protection of the American consul at Alexandretta to depart for Heyrt. Authorities demanded governor sanction and formalities. Davis resisted delays, attempted to help Attarian board, and clashed with police. Police were wounded, windows broken, and Davis threatened to leave if Attarian was not released within four hours. Davis then boarded the Beirut steamer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandretta
Attarian
Tie Assint
Fapen
Heyrt
Mr. Davis
Macon
Davin
Davis
Beirut
Attarinn
Russians Arrive in Korea Threaten March on Seoul
A strong Russian squadron of eight warships including two battleships has reached Chemupo Seoul port to oppose Korea opening Yougampho to world commerce. Russia warns it may land 3,000 troops to march on Seoul if their warning is ignored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cody
Colonel Cody
Peter Terrill
Alston
Basin
Wye
Revamy
Lusk
Felix Allston
Wyo
Bridger
Mont
Terrill
Chemupo
Korea
Seotl
Russia
Yougampho
Seoul
War With Germany Predicts Pacific Ocean Fight
Honolulu readers consider Colonel Jones of the Hawaiian militia reporting to Governor Carter that Major General Arthur MacArthur predicted a U S conflict with Germany soon and that the main battles would occur in the Pacific Ocean with the Hawaiian Islands as an objective point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Ocean
Hawaiian Islands
Honolulu
Jones
Carter
Territory of Hawaii
Arthur MacArthur
U. S
United States
Germany
Woman Tempted Him in Burlington Murder Plot
Levi Perham, 19, testified in Burlington Vermont court about aiding Mrs Mary Rogers to murder her husband for a 500 life insurance payout. He said Rogers lured him to the river bank where Rogers was chloroformed and drowned, then Perham dumped the body after Rogers died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Perham
Burlington
Mary Rogers
Perham
Rogers
Wrecked Street Car in Chicago Riot Over Fare
In Halsted Street Chicago a riot linked to the street car strike left a non union conductor and a non union motorman attacked by a mob. Passengers many women refused fares after the conductor did not wear a union button. The car was wrecked and the conductor threatened not to restart until fares were paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halsted Street
Chicago
Montana Senate Passes Two Fair Trial Bills
The Montana Senate passed the house judicial disqualification bill and a change of venue bill in civil cases. The venue bill was amended and returns to the house for concurrence. The disqualification bill was not amended and moves toward the governor. A separate bill allowing supreme court review of appellate evidence was read in the house and referred to judiciary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Senate
House
Senate
Supreme Court
Judiciary Committee
Women Appeal to President Over Cripple Creek Martial Law
A Cripple Creek Women’s Auxiliary committee of labor unions appeals to President Roosevelt after Governor Pom body declares martial law in Toller County Colorado. They seek repeal of the governor’s rulings and urge federal action to protect workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pombody
Toller County
Colorado
Cripple Creek
Himbertie
Hak Dent & Telegram
Assault at Alexandre City Involves Armenian and Native Americans
A disturbance at Alexandre relates to an Armenian individual and a local man named Davis amid a war incident. Police intervened as the crowd insulted and assaulted the parties, with a gun reportedly involved. The naturalized Armenian took Davis back to safety and tensions rose around consular authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davi
Panying
Davis
Quilitin
Woman Rescues Sailor in Ashore Seas Near Humble St
A fragmented report describes a woman swimming to a stranded sailor near Ash and Humble Street. The unnamed rescuer brought the man to shore as authorities prepared to take the pair to safety.
Fragmentary report from Huntington and surrounding areas
Disjointed OCR text mentions Huntington deaths by starvation, accusations of voters, street violence with shotguns, and references to Columbus, Norfolk, and Cabinet Tess. Mentions motive, legal actions, and a generic meeting with unclear participants and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilean
Oil and Gas Prospects in the Great Plains Region
The article discusses geologic indications of oil and gas under a central Great Plains area spanning about 260 miles in length and 2 to 6 miles wide across Kansas and nearby states. It argues discovery could boost agriculture, irrigation, and regional development, noting water-bearing formations and the potential to tap abundant subsurface resources with pumping methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Plains
Great Plaine
Kansas
Draska
South Dakota
Greet Plains
Lew Jum Woot
One Hundredth Meridian
Baby born in New York draws doctors' interest
Doctors in New York City show interest in a two week old baby described as healthy but with uncommon symptoms. The report notes the infant's condition and a rare development observed by medical professionals, detailing the unusual medical episode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Wrong Man Killed in Bie Bubey Welnowley Incident
Nonsensical OCR text mentions a man named Jima Marbell killed at Bie bubey Welnowley by a tarwor named Doneille Marbell with a bad reputation. The fragment references prior killings and unclear entities, yielding a damaged historical note with few readable details.
Money to Burn: $15,000,000 Paper Money Warned
A report from St Meternburg, Hussia, notes a state bank warning about a $15 million issuance of paper money. The article claims the notes are devalued in circulation and warns the value has collapsed, with figures suggesting a vast potential loss in value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Meternburg
Hussia
Iid State Bank
Far Recalling of Mrs Soffolns Story and Jail Memoirs
Mrs Katherine Soffel wife of the Allegheny county jail warden is mentioned in connection with the jailbreak she aided the Biddle brothers from the penitentiary after serving twenty months. The article notes retirement of her father and discusses a meeting Thursday with reports and a proposed deposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Soffel
Allegheny County
Hidde Brothers
Miermudt
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Paul Richter
Richter Iron Works Company
Denver
Butte
Dennis Woodford
Walker
Charles Cummins
Newcastle
Edward T. Peyton
Wyoming
Evanston
Joseph Norton
Union Pacific Freman
Cheyenne
Encampment
Carlson State Bank
Hana
Wangener & Meyer
la Sa Ola
Tully
Fort Missoula, Mont
Thomas Kennedy
Kennedy
Harry Horeerson
Peter Borgersen
Lee White
G Yrutte
P. J. Gorder
Fred
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Albia
Cedar Creek
Mildred Mitchen
W. EB Mitchen
Turkey
War Department
Franklin Union No. 4
Jesse Holdom
Tem Printing Companies
Chicago Typothetas
Holdom
Shadows of
Congress
Japan
Czar
Horros
Weia
Louisville Courterdo
Ie Inevitable
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Him
Conbul
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Ulate
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Toy
Davia Han
GAA
Eugene Crofutt
Norfolk
Columbus 1
Thoma W. Mo
Howe
Omer
Coney
Denverayy
Pini
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Great Plaina
New York
Sthuge
Oklahoma
Mr Hearle
Wan “Dai
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