Carson City Mint Eyes Open Soon After Long Closure
Northwest notes report the Carson City mint may reopen within months after a twelve year closure. Other items include a Goldfield power out caused by a snowslide, a court martial order, bank and land fraud indictments, a Portland death, and a form of pardons and civil notices across Montana and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Mint
Carson City
Nevada
Jabot Uilona
Butte
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Nevada Power Company
Goldfield
Fenston
Bourquin
State District Court
A. B. Clements
Aetna Bank
Denver
James HR
Barber
Summer G. Moon
Eau Claire
Wis
Senator Borah
Idaho
William Crooks
Harnman Lines
Pacific Northwest
Portland
Supreme Court of Montana
C. ©. Dallas
J. D. McLeod
Survey Department
United States Wiroeyor General
Helena
United States
Star Board of Pardons of
Montana
Tooele
Ubone Street
Pelle D' Flin
Wipionet
Adel
Caritie Neal
Ehime
Slayer of Beers Freed by Jury
Ogden Utah September 18 Fred Walker on trial for the murder of Dr Earl S Beers was found not guilty Friday night at 10 15 o clock The verdict followed two ballots with eleven for acquittal and one for conviction Beers died after a fight in the rear room of the Electric Fixture and Supply store Walker had surrendered to police at Salt Lake City and Edward Lawrence co defendant remained jailed with a possible case withdrawal indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Fred Walker
Burl
Beers
Edward Lawrence
Walker
Lawrence
Earl S Beers
Electric Fixture and Supply Company
Ogden General Hospital
Salt Lake City
Japan wants peace amid fleet maneuver discussion
New York reporters question Taft who says Japan seeks peace and the fleet test is to gauge efficiency. He notes broad pacifist sentiment in Japan and cites trade ties, including $160000.00 in annual exports, over one third to the United States, as a stabilizing factor against aggression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Taft
Japan
United States
Foul Murder in Wyoming Rocks Springs Camp Near Beaver Creek
Charles Pease a camp mover for Dirk Barrass was shot and killed in his shoe camp between Government Slide and Hatley on Beaver Creek by a sheepherder named Farmer Starcup. Starcup stole the saddle and horse belonging to Barrass, sold them for 64 dollars to William Vanetian a local bartender, and was later arrested by Sheriff Studsuvay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hrine
Wan
Stud Sulvay Bex
Ajife Pol
Heelaine
Kansas Cuy Grand Jury Indicts Near a Thousand
A Kansas county grand jury returns indictments numbering nearly a thousand. The article notes numerous defendants and lists diverse charges, including alcohol and whisky related offenses, with multiple venues and dates referenced in a period-voice report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Cuy Grand Jury
Cemmrnenian Guts Oil Rater at Hote T Hite Mili
The article outlines a convoluted event involving a listed oil rater, the venue Hote T Hite Mili, and a series of names and places. It references the Conshhoy Ule Aniaphliate and a gathering at a location described as Kattape a Verein Aewnihlin near Ghiteldind. The text is garbled but indicates an organized assembly with various individuals and terms, including a mention of an early week timeframe and scattered names like Ruaudin Cbb Chinn and Rabie tem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanveridtt
Ghiteldindell
Nelaha
Ie Ruaudin
Unclear OCR Fragment on Missing Spouse Case
Fragmentary text references a person named Mobie Iona Money and a spouse mystery. Mentions Hoh of Agmubt Fantin and Jeriwone Hens et Augine Buea & Co. Appears to describe a disappearance or missing person event with a potential husband or wife situation in a historic newspaper style. Processed from damaged OCR with many unreadable words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobie Iona Money
Fantin
Eaphder
Buea & Co
Mohawk Mine Reopens Under Non-Union Guards
Coldfield Ney reports the Mohawk mine resumes underground work after a three week shutdown. The Consolidated mill and Nevada Goldfield reduction works operate as Sheriff Ingalls deploys many deputies supplied by the Mine Owners to guard and patrol. Mine Owners forecast many strikebreakers will be hired this week while only a few strikers return to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coldfield
Ney
Atty
Te Mohawk
Consolidated Mill
Nevada
Tn Ning
Ingalls
Hia
Met
Gale Clution
Axgerte
Nixon Bitter Against Miners in Goldfield Crisis
Washington reports Senator Nixon of Nevada after a Roosevelt consult says the president cannot easily modify his order withdrawing troops. He notes possible state action to protect interests at Goldfield remains under active consideration and warns the Western Federation of Miners will not be recognized in Goldfield when the trouble ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Nixon
Nevada
Goldfield
Western Federation of Miners
Smelter Smoke Case Decided in Favor of Salt Lake Valley Residents
The U S Supreme Court denied a writ of certiorari from Utah Consolidated Mining and others seeking rehearing to overturn a Utah injunction. The injunction bars smelter operation in Salt Lake County and fumes escape harming crops animals and residents. The decision sustains the lower court permanent injunction against the smelters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake Valley
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Utah Consolidated Mining Company
United States District Court For Utah
James Godfrey
United States Smelting Company
Bingham Consolidated Mining Company
Salt Lake County
Arizona Man Fires at Friend to Shoot Hat Off Head
Imperial California report says BE Sturgill challenged Jim Owens at Brawler to shoot his hat. Owens fired from six feet, bullet struck Sturgill in the forehead, leaving him in precarious condition as the party looked on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Friend
Imperial
Cal
Sturgill
Jim Owens
Brawler
Bn Braggadoria Nemner
Owens
Werui¢K Sturgill
Gwenn
Liv Fall
Health Break Down In Omaha Ends In Tragic Death
A reported mental health breakdown led J Prank Carpenter, director of Carpenter Paper, to shoot his wife and himself at their Omaha home during dinner. The lone surviving details indicate a suicide after a family tragedy, with authorities confirming the death of Mr Carpenter and a failed attempt at self-preservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
J. Prank Carpenter
Carpenter Paper Company
Wear
Sudelde Montagnlelit
Carpenter
Methironan
Mr. Cargenter
Nervi
Two Score Killed and No One to Blame
Two score people died in a railroad disaster described as a grim event with questions about responsibility. The wreck occurred at a central junction, with investigators noting failures in safety and signaling as the public seeks answers.
Sunway Russians in Paris War Related Incident
Fragmented OCR text discusses a war related event in Paris involving individuals including Nie Tran and Attate, with references to Water and Latereah. The readable portions name locations and a sequence around a sudden event, but many words are garbled, yielding limited clear facts and no distinct outcome. The piece mentions Wall RI Abbie and Veht among others with unclear roles or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mtr
Petra
Abbie
Unclear historic notice from Cripple Creek region
Fragmentary OCR text referencing Cripple Creek and surrounding locales, with numerous garbled terms and nonsensical phrases. No coherent events, dates, or identifiable individuals can be confirmed from the provided material.
Crown of King Is the Stake in Portugal Crisis
Lisbon faces a political crisis over abdication calls for King Carlos. Republicans, leveraging Franco’s disclosures of monarchist graft and treasury dealings, push to impeach Franco and demand the king’s abdication for moral incapacity to govern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Portugal
Franco
Vraneco
Cartes
Carlos
Peace Conference Replies From Central American Nations
President Luis Anderson reports that Costa Rica Nicaragua and Salvador replied to the Central American peace conference telegram showing full accord with the conference action. Honduras and Guatemala are expected to respond promptly with favorable replies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Luis Anderson
Central American Peace Conference
Central American Republica
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Salvador
Honduras
Guatemala
The Philippines Tariff Bill Debated in House Ways and Means
Washington reports the Philippines tariff bill will be reviewed by the House Ways and Means Committee in the first week after Congress reconvenes. The bill, a Payne measure from the last Congress, would admit Philippine products free of duty except sugar, tobacco, and a 25 percent duty on certain items at the present rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Washington
House Committee On
Congress
Payne
House
United States
Industrial Inactivity Brings Suffering to School Children
Berlin reports a severe food shortage affecting thousands of primary school children due to widespread inflation and reduced funding. The municipal canteen, previously supported by private subscriptions, struggles to operate and faces a bleak outlook for meal provision this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Taunroes
Girl Killed on Train by Revolver Fire Incident
A 16 year old girl, daughter of Dr. A. Green and noted Boona Vina resident, was accidentally killed when Joe Lanes fired a revolver from a moving Southeastern railway passage train. Lanes and companions fled as a mob formed. the wounded youth was removed to Header nonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asyine
Lance
Headernonville
Wrecked ships linked through Argentine and Uruguay coast
A garbled report links the Australs schooner Austral to Argentine transport history and French exploration, noting Charcot's 1904 expedition and a wreck near Uruguay. It mentions ten or more crew or scientists aboard and a narrative by Mennagurian sources regarding the events.
Congress Adjourns for Gladstone Holiday Season
The Senate passed a bill suspending the requirement that miners perform at least $100 of work annually while claims are perfected. A joint resolution proposed constitutional terms limiting the president and vice president to six years with no reelection. The House adjourned to January 6 after a brief session. Mr Gaines of Tennessee criticized inaction and the long recess. Mr Hepburn of Town protested over committee authority during sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Cullom
House of Representatives
Gaines
Tenhensee
House
Wall Street
Hepburn
Town
Will Welcome Fleet Arrives in Rio Janeiro January
The American warships are due to reach Rio Janeiro around January 11 and depart about ten days later. Admiral Alencar, minister of marine, awaits orders for a division including Barroso and Tamandaré to meet the American fleet off the coast and escort it into the harbor. Festivities are planned such as dances and banquets, with a ball on Pisar island hosted by the finance minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alo Janeiro
Brazil
Rio Janeiro
Alencaa
Marine
Barroso
Tamandare
Gusbonty Tymbera
Tamoyo
Tiradentes
Pisar Island
Bay of
Tio Janeiro
Exempted From Mining Assessments Bill Passes Senate
Washington Senator Tellurabe won unanimous consent on Saturday for his bill to exempt entrymen of mining claims from 1907 assessments. The measure, set aside by filibuster earlier, now applies to Oregon California Colorado Idaho and South Dakota. Tolbert, a Maryville farmer, confessed to shooting Mary Boatright and her daughter. he was arrested on the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maryville
William
Heatright
Ataggerid
Tolbert
Mist Boatright
Hnd
Cameron man kills wife daughter and brother in southeast farmstead
A Cameron man killed his wife, daughter, and brother by shooting after an attack on his brother and his wife fled and survived. The marshal found the suspect, amid a prior claim of insanity, as investigators examined a brutal scene and a governor announced a period of national stringency. Meanwhile three Mexican revolutionaries Ricardo Flores, Antonio Villareal, and Idbrado Tuyerde faced territorial court in Tombstone on a neutrality violation charge with bail set at 5000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Albert Rley
Here
Filley
Piltes
Los Angeles
Cal
Ricardo Flores
Mia Ana
Antonio Villareal
Idbrado Tuyerda
von Dyke
Territorial Court
Tombutene
Arts
Mi Feo
Keach
Third Bituminous Mine Disaster In Western PA
A deadly explosion in the Darr mine of Pittsburg Coal Company near Jacob's Creek PA entombs between 200 and 260 miners. Rescue efforts reveal mangled bodies with headless deaths, part of a string of mine disasters in the region this month. Many victims are American workers. church observances likely kept some at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweila
Jacob's Creek
Pittsburg Coal Company
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Naomi
Fayette City
Mopongah
W. Va
Free Catholic Church
Congress Fight Erupts On House Floor
Washington report says Mississippi Representative Jon Snarp Williams and Missouri Representative David Te Armond exchanged blows after a late session adjournment. Williams struck first, De Armond retaliated with a clenched fist, separating amid blood with Williams sustaining a cut on the left cheek and a red forehead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jon Snarp Williams
Missisippi
David Te Arvend
Missouri
Williams
de Armond
Clark as Peacemaker mediates telephony labor clash
Putte Montana former United Sil betator W A Clark to mediate a dispute between Jaber online and Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone at the sympath strike point of the Mnemen and the west Yourd. He met with representatives from the telephone company in Lake City. The event followed a jueves afternoon assault on junk dealer Green and M. Glohenfell at the emergency hospital. Two suspects, Richard A Baker and Arthur Mowen, both 20, were arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putte, Mont
United Sil Benator
W. A. Clark
Jaber
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
Mnemen
Thiephone Company
Tatarele
Ealt Laka
M. Glohenfell
Weliongly
Emerker
Fair Groupe
Michard A. Baker
Arthur Mowen
Ware
Erin Ae
Terrifying explosion spree kills and injures many
A brutal Thursday night blast in a city, followed by multiple detonations, left about twenty five dead and many injured. Shattered homes and panicked crowds filled the streets as a large crowd gathered amid the smoke and chaos.
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Iene
Northwest
Salt Lake
Dr. Beers
Wyoming
Evelyn
Bantoy
Dude Wetad
Erie
Trent Enitiet
Hank Gashier
Mohawk
Goldfield Mine Owners’ Association
Woohington
Holliniger
Pyearo
Ed Gand
Paris
Cripple Creek
Catorade
Jens
King Carson
Pintol
Boaci
Buenos Ayres
Austral
M. Charcot
Twantyorle Perenne
Amarone
Benatora
FLEET
Galifornie Bank
Wolldaye
Gillette
Homer & King
Devant
Williama
Mississippi
Clark
Tv! Dreda
Patermo
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