Jealous husband shoots wife and more notes loom
A long, garbled note lists a Colorado City shooting by Aarle Ryan who killed Bev in the head after a jealous dispute. The piece also covers resignations, troop withdrawals, labor reports, and several Montana Wyoming civic notes with multiple names and events.
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Tinanely
Colorado City
American Federation of Labor
Roosevelt
House of Representatives
Special Commission of
Tiny
Gougernior Sparks
Coplins
Apseonda
Col B. Shaw
Washington Volunteers
Washington Territory
Portland
W. N. Cooley
Kalispell
Mont
Stanford University
W. Uhman
Tniversity Power House
Cooley
Menlo Park
Uhiman
Jacob Hill
Joseph Anderson
Harry Logan
Fourth Street
Ifunty J. Gruber
Boulder
Morr
Northern Pacific
Hutte
Aurder
Clow
Georce Haskins
Geores Towers
Wook Sens
Erin
Danver
Denver
Seaurice
Howe
Eiarieg
Tia Venute
Pyle
Washavinn
Ameka-Yukens
Lanoh
Buter
M. Davone
Aetna Bank
United Beeree
Adeleutay
Two New Battleships Authorized in Navy Bill
The House Naval Affairs Committee approved an $191 million navy appropriation for the next fiscal year and authorized construction of two battleships at $9,504,000 each in the Delaware type, rejecting a request for four ships and cutting overall totals compared with department estimates. The measure, carried 13 to 5 with one abs ent, reflects White House recommendations and outlines other naval units funded and savings achieved.
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Washington
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Congress
Navy
Lilley
Connecticut
Thaman
Ohi
Hean
Myer
Louldann
Ulbott
Maryland
Hobson
Alabama
Detmocrnr
Caneress
House
Senate
Navy Department
Taft welcomed by 15000 at Missouri Republican banquet
Secretary of War William H Taft was hailed by about 15000 people at a Missouri Association of Young Republicans banquet in Convention Hall Kansas City. The event drew attendees from Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma and Missouri with 1200 guests paying 250 each for seating. The Western Pacific begins operations expanding rail service between San La and YW with partial handling now and full traffic expected within a month.
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Kansas City
Willam H. Taft
Comvention Hall
Association of
Youn Republicans
Missouri
Iis
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Deraut Missouri Ettlea
Taft
Webern
Western Pacific
Henn
Weallen Pacific
San Laer City
Y WU
Ely
Imports From Germany Drop Significantly in 1907
The article notes a heavy decrease in German imports to the United States. It compares monthly figures with the previous year, showing a drop from 100 to around 70 or 67 in early 1907, indicating a broad decline in trade volumes during the period.
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United States
Germany
Attempt te Wreck Trains in a Night of Merinyt
A cryptic wartime report describes a night when efforts to derail trains surfaced amid scattered chatter. Authorities trace erratic actions to a group connected with a distant city, sparking a broad security probe.
Nine Miners Die in Tulsa Coal Mine Disaster
In a Tulsa coal mine accident nine miners were killed and several injured. The Moody Coal Company faced scrutiny as investigations showed unsafe conditions and a collapse caused by a fire and faulty machinery. The disaster drew attention to mine safety practices and emergency response.
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Gam Vento
Moody Coal Cotapeny
Routh
Blake
Tal
Itiralier
Qimetthy
Chety Cages
Ermanhod
Dynamite attack targets Santa Rosa Mine boardinghouse
An explosion plot by Mexican workers aimed at a Santa Rosa Mine complex near Sonora killed no one but wounded several as dynamite flooded the boarding house store and superintendent’s residence. Eighteen suspects were arrested, Governor Torres notified, and authorities suspect a conspiracy linked to anti American sentiment.
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Sonora
Old Mexico
Theron
Aris
Dougie
Ulel
Howse
Toth Fagin
Steparintendent
Torres
Conmadee Kusterlaky
Ache Nine
Uoder Alrese
Lis Angeles
Vaere
Can't suspend law despite request for nine hour rule
Washington officials report the Interstate Commerce Commission will not suspend the nine hour law for dispatchers telegraph operators and tower men. The commission said it cannot extend or suspend the law except in specific cases where a hearing has been held and a valid cause shown.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pathands
United States
Acquittal in Webster Murder Case Ends Trial
Chicago Mrs Dora McDowall widow of millionaire Milligan McDonald was acquitted by jury after deliberations in the Webster Guerin murder trial The trial featured a collapsed witness and tense moments with defense urging the acquittal amid emotional reactions in court
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Dora McDowall
Webster Guerin
Criminl
Turaday
Elock
Minlanli McDonald
Kite Hind
Chirao
Fragmentary rural incident in Burns ing Barn Oxford Pa
An OCR damaged text describes a tragic scene involving cows in a Burns ing Barn near Oxford Pennsylvania. It mentions a burial or cremation and a journey by a family or group to a location, with unclear names and details due to transcription errors.
Fragmented text on a mystery plan and hints of a year long effort
The readable fragments reference a plan or scheme labeled wont Be Caught and Napping Again. Mentions of a monk, a year end, and a dependency on an entity named Viodiyoetel suggest a long term effort or outcome depends on this actor's ability to "high out for a Year."
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Alta
Ile Dagatle
Viodiyoetel
Unclear excerpt hints at a hunt and town details
Fragmentary text mentions hunting, a town, individuals, and a hotel setting with scattered names. Overall meaning is obscured, leaving unclear events, dates, places, or outcomes.
Financial panic hits Denmark with bank suspensions
Copenhagen reports a banking scare as a tight money market and stock exchange irregularities shake confidence. Two small banks suspended payments while government steps in with funds alongside leading banks to stabilize the sector.
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Copenhagen
Roosevelt Denies Critics In Malicious Charge Over Patronage
Washington report states President Roosevelt rejects claims he used federal patronage to aid Secretary Lafollette's presidential ambitions. He replies in a letter to William Dudley Foulke of Richmond Indiana, labeling the charges false and malicious and arguing appointments were not influenced by any proximity to a presidential contest.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Laft
William Dudley Foulke
Richmond
Ind
Vault theft at Utah National Bank in Salt Lake City
January theft at the Utah National Bank reportedly saw an employee abstract between 40000 and 50000 dollars from vaults. Investigators pursue the case as directors and detectives labor to find the culprit who had access to the sealed envelope and reserve money chest.
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Salt Lake City
Utah National Bank
Mule Wood
Gruesome Find In Oakland Sheds Light On Murder Case
Workmen digging a sewer at the corner of Gihaon and Kimball avenues in Elmhurst found a woman’s body hidden in a sack buried three feet deep. The corpse, badly decomposed, is linked to A Wilkins who is jailed in Alameda County on a murder charge related to Verna Carmen. Wilkins admits burying a woman but blames another for the homicide.
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Gihaon and
Kimball Avenues
Elmhurst
A Wilkins
Alameda County
Verna Carmen
Formurly
Kansas City
Thair
Wilking
Big Woman
Aulelde
Horse Race From Denver to Ogden Utah Race Prize Offer
Endurance horse race planned from Ogden to Denver with Cavalry horses entered. The Denver Post publisher announces six prizes totaling 1000 dollars, including 500 dollars for first place. Judges will be drawn from Utah Colorado and Wyoming.
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Denver
Ogden
Utah
F. G. Bontila
The
Denver Post
Post
United States Army
Colorado
Wyoming
Land Fraud figure Blauth Poryanu dies in city
An elderly official known for coal land investigation in Utah Wyoming and Colorado passed away Sunday in the city. He earned a strong reputation for aiding the inter state coal land inquiry and helping bring offenders to justice amid highlights of a long public service career.
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Poryanu
Trannaucnon Meyender
Heinhtchvonan
Museendorff
Utah
Wyoming
Colorado
Interalah
Moyendorft
Minidoka Project Report Shows Mixed Yields Across Areas
The report for the Minidoka Project notes 148 percent total yield on the north bank of the river with 6 107 produced in good condition. Youth work results show 629 units with KU portion yielding fairly. North river area O48 reports cultivated land and a third with good crop. remainder over half with fair yield and lines at 16 percent.
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Washington
Thalia
Portuguese Republicans Predict Soon Overthrow of Monarchy
Republican leaders in Portugal expect a near term republic within months not years. They claim widespread organization in towns with doctors lawyers and priests pledging support and foresee a peaceful revolution while noting foreign debt and financial strain worsen the crisis.
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Lishone
Portugal
Manuel
Carlos
France
Dor Pedro
Brazil
England
Assassins Victims Laid to Rest in Lisbon
In Lisbon the murdered King and Crown Prince were moved in black velvet chariots drawn by hooded horses to the pantheon. A funeral procession preceded by a glittering sergeant marked by twenty one gun salutes and volleys from British ships ending the ceremony as ambassadors departed from the palace.
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Lisbon
Briganza
Hall Found Guilty in Portland Conspiracy Trial
Former United States Attorney John D. Hall was found guilty in Portland of conspiracy with the Hutte Creek land, Livestock & Lumber Company to maintain an illegal fence. The offense carries up to a $10,000 fine or up to two years imprisonment. Sentencing is suspended pending appeal, with sixty days to file notices and May 1 to prepare a bill of exceptions.
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Portland
Ofe
United States
Dinterer
John D. Hall
Hutte Creek Land, Livestock & Lamber Company
Wu Beth Eler
Lionel Ro Wehcher
Preparing for Fruit Business Amid California Harvest
Due to a heavy California outcrop, the Southern Pacific Union Pacific and San Pedro roads prepare to move large meat shipments. Locally every freight engine is readied with fireproofing and refrigeration to handle anticipated freight for eastern markets.
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Souther Pacific
Union Pasco
San Pedro
Shane
Landa Withdrawn From Entry in Nevada Project Notes
Withdrawn entries in Nevada near the Truckee Canyon Conservation Project were reissued under a forest withdrawal. The measure blocks digression and requires alignment with Carson Reservoir plans. The affected townships include 17 through 20 east in ranges 6 through 9, Mount Diablo meridian.
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Certo India
Truckee Carnan
Franco Wants to Be Left Alone in Bordeaux
Franco, former Portuguese premier Jono Franco, arrived with his family from Madrid and stayed in a hotel near the railroad station. He refused to answer questions about his political status, saying he sought solitude and prayed for relief from the inquiries. France did not force contact and kept the matter private.
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Bordeaux
Jono Franco
Portugal
Madrid
Allroad
Governor WN Craft Scandal Report Reveals Whitewash Plan
Stanford B. Lewis testified that Huston prepared a letter to former Attorney General Carson at the urging of former Governor Pennypacker and others. The document aimed to mislead and fit with other state officials’ schemes tied to the new capitol construction. The letter dates from November December 1900 amid the Carson inquiry.
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Harrisburg
Sanderson
Stanford B. Lewis
Huston
Carson
Sige
Packer
Geder
Darwin
Lowle
Tim
Lawie
Pennyparker
Snyider
Stats oMeers
Lawdy
Appointment shuffle at government printing office
President appoints Washington William 8 Rowalter as acting public printer replacing Pabfie Printer Stillings. Treasury officials refuse bond approval, citing president's authority limits. Captare H T Brian succeeds as associate public printer and assumes duties, while Rossiter and others continue or adjust tasks under new arrangement.
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Washington
William
Rowalter
Stillings
Treasury Department
Ferlay
Department
Tronelfer
Captare
H.T. Brian
Hewaler
Espert Apie
Brian
Sovernment Printing Office
Rossiter
Moma
Hlajoeton
Becnarme
Son of Priest A Murderer Details Emergence of Villain
A fragmented report outlines Alo Janetro described as son of Vinhe Abbe and linked to murder plots. It notes ties to political figures, a childhood at Braganea, and alleged relatives including Helmira. The piece recounts past killings, prison in Africa, and a life in Lisbon amid political intrigue.
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Carian
Lule
Ligban
Manife
Lisbon
Dulaney
Diex
Tutan
Anil
Vinhaew
Considered Needs of Larger Navy Discussed in Washington
Representative Mobwan and others spent Friday on naval affairs involving a larger navy relation to Pacific fortifications. Fortification of Bubye Bay near Manila and a dry dock at Pearl Harbor near Honolulu were considered, with 200 000 requested for the latter project.
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Washington
Tullehler
Mobwan Ae Atal
Buble Bay
Manila
Pearl Harbor
Honolulu
Thaw Ian's Move Frustrates Hope for Settlement
Thaw family tensions surface in New York as a possible move discussed at Fintitit Landing. Mrs Myaiya Nosbit Thaw and Dunia O'lgilly, Thaw's counsel, plan to meet at Poughkeepsie while Thaw and Mrs Q'Mallly visited Friday.
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N. Y
Harry K. Thaw
Mattuawan
Myaiya Nosbit
Dunia O'lgilly
Poughleypale
Mr Thaw
Q'Mallly
Thuy Ae Felday
Thaw
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