Nevada and West items highlight political and court actions
The long dispatch lists multiple regional notes: Taggart appoints John Sunderland to Nevada’s national committee post, a murder charge against John Wynne after a Port incident, J Holman Buck released in Mina Nevada case, and various court actions in Carson City and Helena. It covers bank, rail and mining developments, graft probes, and accidents across Wyoming, Montana, Utah, and Nevada.
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Taggart Haw
John Sunderland
Reno
National Democratic
Nevada
John H. Dennis
W. F. Dupee
Portand
John Wynne
Wynne
First National Bank
Saratoga
Wyoming
Miller
Gustave Jensen
Wolverton
Portland
George H. Hill
Rock Springs
Northern Pacific
Bozeman
Mont
John Welch
Veyne
United States Court of
Carson City
Willams
George B. Willams
Salt Lake
United States
W. A. Clark
Tne
Interior Department
Crow Indian Reservation
Montana
William H. Hunt
Helena
Federal Grand Pas
Jas
A. Wood
Tamestown Exposition
Wis
Seattle
Inet
Butte Minoes
Cain
Pete Dull
Ariel
Welempany Nall Feon
Br Union Daber
Most
Burnie
Hordanit
Amettier
Madoran
Ten Posten
Watleeael
Mob Orgies Out Non-Union Men In Butte Washington Territory
Police report two mobs forced six non union workers from Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company into a wagon and drove them to the city outskirts under threat. Manager Armstrong and Sheriff Henderson recovered the men and placed them under guard in Butte. Arrests are anticipated as mob leaders openly organized in broad daylight.
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Hutte, Mont
W. H. Hunt
United States Court
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Atty
Telephone Company
Jackson
Park Streets
Broadway
Armstrong
Henderson
Butte
Newlands Pushes Inland Waterways Commission Plan
Senator Newlands told the senate on his inland waterways bill that a $50 million inland waterway fund would support investigations and construction. The president would appoint a commission to survey inland waterways and link rivers to each other and the Great Lakes by canals and cogutal canals, coordinating expert services across departments.
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Washington
Newlands
Senate
Inland Waterways Commission
Inland Waterway Commission
Great Lakes
Federation Enjoined in Labor Dispute Over Boycott
Weekington details a federal case where Kick Stove and Range of St Louis sues American Federation of Labor over a boycott. Judge Gould grants a temporary injunction to halt the boycott while a final ruling is prepared. The company seeks a permanent restraining order through equity proceedings.
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Weekington
Kick Stove and Range Company
St. Louis
Beyeo Lurinese Hownses Wileh Talon
Evenren Ay Nofair
Justice Gould
District of Columbia
Raulty Court
Fragt
Ciue
Faxt Aude
Onfair’ Het
Fedepanion
Cortelyou Denies Candidacy in Unsteady Political Chatter
Secretary Cortelyou rejects rumors of backing a candidate and states he and friends have not aligned with any preferred person. He notes no decision to run has been made and promises to disclose intent if he chooses to pursue a political post.
Work of Rescue Delayed in Illogical Rescue Attempt
An unclear report describes a rescue operation delayed by confusion and potential fear. The text references a “Prusa day” and a future postponement, with scattered mentions of a Cheron and Bou, suggesting a disrupted incident at an unidentified location and time.
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Prusa
Tillman attacks currency policy during Senate speech
Senator Tillman attacked the currency situation in a Monday Senate address. He praised Roosevelt as a patriot but criticized secrecy and blamed the system for a financial chill. He held a clearing house certificate, urged engraving for the Congressional Record, and warned of the need for sound greenbacks.
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Washington
Senate
Tillman
Roosevelt
Forty Alaskan Miners Killed in Yolande Mine Blast
An explosion at Mine No 1 of the Yolande Unal & Coke Co in Yolande Alaska kills forty miners and injures several others. Rescue efforts and dangerous air conditions follow as officials work to recover victims and assess the blast, with a prior deadly incident at a nearby mine.
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Yolande
Alaska
Yolande Unal & Coke Co
T. C. Huckabee
Huckabee
Hon
Wirkinda City
Bigelow Sentenced to State Reformatory for Indefinite Term
Bigelow a Bryan Chico clerk pleaded guilty to murder charges in a plot against Governor Henry Buchtel and others. Judge Carleton M. Biles ordered the sentence to the state reformatory for an indefi nite period. Bigelow admitted he planned to extort money by threatening to expose a supposed plot to murder.
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Denver
Kemp V. Bigelow
Bryan
Chico
Henry Buchtel
Lawrence A. Fhippa
Charles B. Kounts
State Reformatory
Carleton M. Biles
bin Contoedun
Bigelow
Diaelowe
Lincoln Delegation May Favor Taft In State Convention
In Lincoln Nebraska George J Tobey formerly private secretary to Senator Burkett leads a campaign as a possible vice presidential candidate. The Taft faction appears pledged by the Republican state convention platform while Menden and Tate expect to push for new topics in the Hoxt primary contest.
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Lincoln
George J. Tobey
Burlett
Ua Mendig
Te Pollut
Taft
Mieten
Tate
Utah Production Shows Sharp Decline in November
The report notes copper output in Utah fell by 46 percent year over year in November, with production totaling over 600 pounds. Utah was the only state to show an increase for the month in a counterbalancing context, while a calendar-based stat hints at a broader decline across other sectors.
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Nianelal Adenoy
United State
Utah
Limanteur
Department of War
Senate Finance Committee Seeks Treasury Data On Deposits Banks And Panama Bonds
Senator Aldrich announced the finance committee resolutions directing the secretary of the treasury to provide detailed reports. The requests cover depository locations and balances, national bank status, Panama bonds, clearing house certificates, currency movements, and gold imports and exports for late 1907. The committee’s resolutions passed unanimously.
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Washington
Senate
Committee On Finance
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Panama
Treasury
New York
Sith
Aldrich
Denver Gets Convention for Democratic National Meet
Washington reports the Democratic national committee chose Denver to host the 1908 convention with July 7 set as the meeting date. A heated debate followed over accepting Denver’s $100,000 offer beyond actual convention needs, culminating in the rejection of a resolution by Representative Clayton opposing the fund.
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Washington
Denver
Democratic Committee
Clayton
Alabama
Bill for Camp Site Purchase Aimed at Military Concentration
Representative Uwe Kahn of California introduced a bill to buy Rancho Del Felial in San Luis Obispo County California for up to 590000 dollars The 16 22 000 acre ranch lies near the Pacific coast as part of a Roosevelt proposed military concentration plan.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Camp Slice
Uwe Kahn
California
del Felial
San Luiz Oblepo County
Pacific Coast
Geverar Warner Files Motion Against State Treasurer
In Chelsea Michigan Geverar Warner requests Attorney General Tint to file charges against State Treasurer Frank Cinster after a demand for resignation by Governor Warner. The move follows controversy over the closing of the Chelsea Savings Bank on December 2 and relates to Mr Glaaler’s confrontation in Chelena.
Immigrant Influx Reaches Record High in 1907
Washington reports U S immigration for the year ended June 30 1907 totaled 1 298 519 applicants. Commissioner Frank H Sargent notes a rise of 18646 from 1906 and 268 850 from 1905, with 1 285 449 arriving from abroad seeking opportunity and prosperity.
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Washington
America
United States
Frank H. Sargent
Trouble in Balkans Tensions Rise Over Macedonia Activities
Bulgaria denies Bulgarian residents participate in Macedonian band activity and appeals for reform. It proposes a European gendarmerie to replace Turkish administration. Bulgaria also protests Greek bands of Cretans waging fire and sword propaganda. October murder toll reported at 288.
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St Petersburg
Russia
Sofia
Macedonia
Bulgaria
Closed Sundays Spread Through Chicago Heights Town
Chicago Heights, a manufacturing town of 15 000, saw saloons and stores closed in sympathy with a anti saloon movement. Saloons closed after midnight while bartenders and supporters paraded, challenging Municipal league actions. The incident followed a Sunday closing order and ongoing legal challenges to enforcement.
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Chicago
Chicago Heights
Municipal League
League
Tey. J. B. Fleming
Nalooh
Kaneny City
Willis Wood
Will H. Wallace
The
Majestic
Judie Wallace
Kiaw & Arianger
Marehals
Girl Charged With Grave Crime in Neward
Antoinette Barris, a young woman from Neward, is under arrest on forgery charges linked to letters sent to residents. The letters were alleged threats connected to a work titled Slack Hood. A young girl collapsed from fright after exposure to the threat.
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Neward
N. J
Antoinette Barris
Thie City
Antoinette
Elel
Philippine bound regiment heads to Fort Doles Utah
From the Philippines to Utah the Fifteenth United States Infantry arrived aboard the transport Sherman from the Philippine blinds and departed Hinday for Fort Doles. The regiment under Colonel Walter Beott marched through the pale frame hue Gramagwert dowel ty the ferry building with Gage Aying wed oats payline. The men wa not at al oo the heving bom soow sas in Senaed boy ere ie i.
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Hinday
Fort Doles
Utah
Walter
Beott
Gage
Williams withdraws macnination noted by faction department
A late 19th century report states the United States attorney for Oregon is involved after a grand jury returned over twenty five indictments last year. Officials discuss the withdrawal of a machine related action connected to Williams and Beewil.
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Washington
Department of
Williams
United States
Oregon
Beewil
Ship Capsized in Storm Off Broad Sound Coast
The American schooner Thomas W. Lawson capsized near Selby Islands after a long Atlantic voyage. Of eighteen crew members, only three survived as Captain Dow and Engineer Rowe reached safety after fifteen hours on wet rocks. Frederick Hicks and others aided in rescue despite near fatal conditions.
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Houghtom
Atlantic
Thomas W. Lawson
Broad Sound
Selby Islands
Melle
Hicks
W. Dew
Melrose
Mann
Edward J. Rowe
Shys Tmeinear
Wincnaset
Ail Goo
Allen
Bramford
England
Dowta
Hlareseuy
Offerte
Ife
Frederick Hicks
G Jot Hicks
London Fre coast shipping disaster claims many lives
A heavy coastal wreck on Friday and Saturday, described as the worst Indian experience by Captain of the Gremmehip St. Louis, left about forty known dead. A vessel including a crew of seven foundered, and the Cunarder Marre made a swift passage to Queenstown at high speed, with expected orders on the New York voyage.
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London
Captaiston
St. Louis
Eubelo
Veesel
New Yuh
Investigations Ordered Over Kickapoo Lands Controversy
Washington reports a Senate committee plans a report on fraudulent dealings with Kickapoo land transfers near Shawnee Oklahoma. A special committee may be appointed to probe who coerced deeds and who profited, amid claims of brutality and betrayal by a clique among Kickapoo Indians.
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Washington
Shawnee
Oklo
Kanena City Robbers Rally in 10000 Strong Tentative Standoff
Narrative garbled text mentions Kanena City and a large group of robbers in a tense scene. Details are unclear but imply a major crime event with many involved and ongoing investigation. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are extractable from the readable fragments.
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Ernie
Pitchfork
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Erie
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