Vast Western Mines and Rail News From Idaho to Nevada
A sprawling summary notes Idaho and Washington railroad authorizations across the Spokane River near Coeur d Alene and Western Pacific ore car traffic between Salt Lake and Ely. It reports bank reorganizations, new officers, and a milk purity drive in Silver Bow County Montana. A train wreck near Verdi Nevada involves buffalo escapees, while Nebo and Fallon consider bank formation and capital stock.
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Max Stohert
Seattle
Trensurer
Herman
Ember
Hing
Idaho & Washington Norther
Spokane River
Washington
Coeur d'Alene
Hutte
Heinze
Western Pacific
Salt Lake
Ely
Silver Bow County
Montana
Verdi
Nevada
Yellowstone Park
Golden Gate Park
San Francisco
Fallon National Bank of
Fallon
Ney
Harry Pinger
Fairview
W. A. Limwson
Golden Ua
Garfiell
Amy Wryomine
Yellowstone Nation Park
Charles Anson
Western
Porrand
St. Vincent's Hospital
Ateson
Nevada Bank
Markengie
State Bank and Trust Company
George
Care
Thomas B. Rieker
Suite Bank &Trust Company
Carson
Fodaill
Night riders whip ten in Eddyville Kentucky
In Eddyville Kentucky 300 night riders whipped ten men at 1 a m including Police Judge C W Rucker Lesel Woods and Grace Robertson. The attackers warned County Judge W L Crambaugh that his immunity depended on loyalty to the growers organization and ordered tobacco prize winner J M Bradshaw to close a Dillard ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddyville
C. W. Rucker
Lesel Woods
Press Franek
Grace Robertson
Kentucky
W. L. Crambaugh
J. M. Bradshaw
Whio
Brabaw
Hints of Secret Treaty Raise Balkans Question
Washington reports say cables from London and St Petersburg cite German doubts about promises in Macedonia and North treaty amid Balkan tensions. Baron Sternberg denies any secret pact with Austria and Turkey and calls the suggestions false and unfounded.
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Washington
London
St. Petersburg
Balkan
North Treaty
Germany
Baron Sternberg
Europe
Macedonia
Hitchcock Resigns to Lead Taft Campaign Effort
Washington report says M Hitchcock resigns as postmaster general to join the Taft presidential campaign. He plans to relocate headquarters to Liberty Maine after a brief transition period and will be assisted by Charles Gande. Involved are measures to reorganize the cabinet and assign a new acting postmaster general.
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Washigton
M. Hitchcock
Saunday
Taft
de Charles
Geande
Utah Surveyor General Faces Salary Dispute and Court Mentions
Fragmented text describes conflicts involving Utah's Surveyor General and salary issues, with references to legal actions, individuals named Lewellen and Judiclak, and mentions of state governance and officials amid unclear narrative.
Dominican Republic to pay debts with bonds in settlement
Washington reports the Dominican Republic will settle creditors by accepting bonds at 81 with 6 percent interest for forty years. Creditors agree to ~50 percent cuts, total debt dropping from 30 million to about 17.9 million, with redemption possible after ten years and limited annual interest from customs revenue.
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Washington
Dominican Republic
United States
New York
Republic
Free-for-all Fight Leaves One Dead at New York Institution
A melee at a corrections institution on Randall's Island left Meyer O'Shansky dead from six wounds and three others seriously hurt after about twenty boys joined in the brawl. The four-year-old victim was slain while under guard. another boy of equal age named Raefello Stonza was charged as the driver of the fatal wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Randal
Meyer O'Shansky
Raefello Stonza
O'Shansky
Urgent Navy Recruits Sought To Fill Marine Quotas
Washington reports an urgent push to authorize 3 000 new enlisted men and about 100 officers to bring the marine corps to its required quota. The move aims to complete vessels about to be commissioned and relieve troops serving in tropical climates. In San Francisco, Sunday meetings by barber and trade groups urged health authority actions to curb plague and heat related issues, with promises to assist in necessary measures.
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Washington
Congress
Marine Corps
Man Recalls Father’s Criminal Acts in Court Testimony
A 10 year old testified before a county court about his father’s alleged crimes. The boy described events and named associates in a disorderly recitation, mentioning a protective ward and a deanery context as part of the testimony.
Unclear OCR fragment on Treasury Qt Edison Company notes
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered names and places with no coherent events. It mentions Treasury Qt Edison Company Sulr widen and various unreadable phrases, making it impossible to extract a clear article event or facts.
Tornado Wipes Out Mississippi Towns in Jones County
Three small Mississippi towns Mossville Service and Love in Jones County were virtually demolished by a Friday tornado. Reports say six to ten killed, most likely six, with many buildings carried away and wreckage strewn across fields. In Tyler a separate tornado catastrophe killed four at 4 am, including C A Frane ta and his wife and child Mose Lee a Negro man 80, with six others injured and twelve buildings wrecked.
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Meridian
Mise
Mossville
Service
Love
Jones County
Tyler
Tex
Tyer
C. A. Franeta
Mose Lee
Pegro
Praneta
Dallas News
Hie
Francis
Irwin Frankln
Franklin
Armenians Protest War Plans Amid Asian Minor Tensions
Reports from Armenia say Turkish army reserves in Van and Mash are called to the frontier. A Turkish revolutionary league urges protests against war plans amid famine fears. In Tiflis Russian authorities register horses and consider further frontier measures.
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Tiflis
Armenia
Redius
Van
Mash
Asia Minor
Turkish Revolutionary Party
Caucasus
Tiftis
Persia
Uramiah
Russia
Ereselin
American Fleet Passes Valparaiso Amid Chilean Salute
The sixteen battleships led by Rear Admiral Evana steamed past Valparaiso on Friday as crowds from across Chile watched. President Montt and high officials greeted the ships while nearly the entire Chilean navy saluted, with cruisers and five torpedo boat destroyers in parade.
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Valparaiso
Evana
Callao
Peru
Chile
Preadent Montt
Republic
Curanmills Point
Valparaiso Bay
Chacabuco
Speech to West Point Graduates Emphasizes Subordination
Secretary Taft awarded diplomas to 108 United States Military Academy graduates urging them to keep their mouths shut and obey orders. He stressed military service must always be subordinate to civil government and committed to duty as second lieutenants in various army branches.
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Taft
United States Military Academy
Women voters urged to learn to hold elections then vote
In a Friday meeting of the Weet End Women's Republican Lab, a speaker sparked consternation by arguing that women must master legal election procedures before demanding the ballot. She asserted women vote for club members or candidates tied to domestic influence and urged women to study civics to vote intelligently.
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New York
Weet End Women's Republican Lab
Abe Wold
Opera Singer Deported After Immigration Ruling
A foreign opera star born in Milan faced deportation after U S immigration authorities ruled against her. The singer, who previously performed in two country engagements, had sought another visa during a third visit two weeks prior.
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Elnger
Henne
Milan
Tuely
Oper
Howes
Getlon
Hilla
Insurance Company on the Archa SOW Turk ARTY Sener
An insurance firm announced on Friday it has decided to fit for the ape peinimak of peeelwor for the Map dup Heeerye Lab. The legality of certain Hen imposed upon poliriin Tae Wwe qiew Kicned by the Authority. General dike said his detect again wah for a védelyer Was levied on the report of Blake Miper iniombent af in pane Kaleny.
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Poliriin
Coneral Dike
Blake Miper
Standard Oil fine dispute and murder acquittal reported
Washington reports a lawmaker says Standard Oil can afford a 29 million dollar fine and advocates a cut of petroleum prices while a Denver jury acquits Miss Heatrice Gordon of Deputy Sheriff B. Whisley’s murder after she testified about abuse and a plan to leave her partner. In Urnp a violent incident ends with a fatal head wound and police removing a dancer from a building during a dance night.
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Washington
Namey
Standard Oil Company
Denver
Shirley
Seonela
Urnp
Aiaruer
Laury Loin
Deere Meri
Deere
Ekull
Fe Line
Hin
Nenk Hertz
Wardener
War Echoes From Global Tensions And Homefront Losses
Fragmented wartime report notes voices warning that a war with Japan would be inhuman. It describes Tokyo predicted actions and Washington fears amid a looming global conflict. The piece details casualties and collapsed houses, naming victims buried in New York area sites and mourning residents amid intensified war sentiment.
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New York
Unite States
Japan
Haron Koore
Takabiea
Tow Jabanese
Howndor
Washington
Ald
Pan Lending
Panielier Poole
Woman Finds Venus De Milo Figure In Piano Accident
A domestic mishap leads to a miniature Venus de Milo toppled from a piano. The hired girl says it broke the statue’s arms and lost pieces while dusting. The mistress returns home to discover the scene and the chipped statuette with missing pins.
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Furrin Shores
Plano
Aegis
Morality and Valor in Athletics Across Service Life
A reflective piece argues sports shape character and duty among soldiers and sailors. It discusses moral effort, discipline, and the influence of athletics on courage, conduct, and reputations within military ranks and training environments.
Unclear note on Italian merce and Sardinia trade
Fragmentary text discusses merce in Italy and urges action by authorities in Trealiane and Sardinia. Mentions rolls obtained in California and a reference to Naplag ntaior, with scattered phrases about timing and southern Habs Wiel.
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Oatrich Farma
Italy
Outeleh
H. M
Sardinia
California
Kilted In Queer Accident Anewhat Remarkable Dial
Fragmentary OCR describes a puzzling incident at an inn in Tunstall Huntfordshire. It mentions Aliort Colton Envoh Goodwio and a person named Conti WeLdhnagy with a fall and alighting, but many details are garbled and unclear.
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Tunstall
Huntfordshire
Boe
Colton
Jodie
Monarch Not Pastiliou Main Factory Closure
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a monarch and a factory, with unclear names and dates. The readable bits suggest a historical report about a factory tied to a monarch, but specifics remain unreadable. No clear persons, places, or events can be confirmed from the legible text.
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Wyoming
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Rieone
Madde
Hein
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Wijowe
Wien
Chad
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San Frei
Tawlenil
Pete
Dedine
Dadear
Utah
Werner
Hietar
York Reformatory
Metall Butchers
Aecnettion
San
Miniconia
Nieerlet
Ermnathrer
Nison
Shaw
Teeanurer Qt Edison Company
Sulrwiden
Wododndin Bofinn Md
Lelginter
Une Igtini
Altai Wa
Handilph
Cubelde Wien
Mississippi
Texas
Sultan
Club
Tintic Mining District
Coleco
Lake City
Eureka
Jain ST
Lolo
Henry Twel
Gramock
McKeesport
Allegheny County
Pennsylvania
Paris
Mi Klie” Wasdo
Indy
Athlett
Navy Lille
Pastiliou
Frederick the Great
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