Morgan Changes Business Methods by Morgan
New York bankers move to end interlocking directorates as JP Morgan & Co withdraws from twenty seven corporations and signals further exits. George Baker hints at similar action, triggering a Wall Street reaction and nearly halting stock exchange trading.
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New York
J.P. Morgan &@ Co
George F. Baker
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
Houses of Finance
Morgan
J. P. Morgan & Co
Eminent Jurist Powers Dies After Illness at Home
East Lake City Orino v Powers former Utah supreme court associate justice died Friday at 6 15 am at his home after a brief illness Born Pultneyville New York June 16 1851 Powers gained national stature as a lawyer and Democratic leader He declined a U S senatorial appointment in 1900 and later was a congress and state political figure in Michigan and a delegate to the 1908 Democratic National Convention Also notes copper strike actions in Michigan and a cash cache found in Indiana with twenty dollar bills totaling 1140 buried eight years ago
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East Lake City
Orinao v. Powers
Preme Court of
Utah
Cleveland
Juriats
J Power
Pultneyville
N. Y
Mr. Powers
United States
Aquila Nebeker
Senate
Congress
W. J. Bryan
Michigan City
Ind
William McCorkle
McCool
Nathaniel Marshall
Untitled crime note with obscure names and events
A garbled report describes a group including Wileon and Lind Confer and Jol Lind involved in a robbery on a street route near Pittsburgh. Two men were robbed and driven around before being dumped in the street, with卷 unclear locations and details.
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Wileon and
Lind
Jol Lind
Tie
Lopez Search In Utah Mine Is Abandoned
In Bingham Utah the search for Rafael Lopes in the Apex mine has been halted. Sheriff Smith has withdrawn most deputies, leaving two, as the effort yields no body or trace of Lopes. A $1000 reward for his capture dead or alive will be advertised nationwide. The sheriff plans a private expert search at his own expense to verify that the Mexican is not in the mine.
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Bingham
Utah
Rafael Lopes
Utah-Apex
Smith
Lopes
Hopes to End Strike Talks Continue in Copper District
Labor Department official Densmore reports ongoing conferences with rival union and employer reps in Houghton Michigan as efforts to resolve the copper strike persist. Martial law declared in Copperfield Oregon follows a fatal alley shooting tied to city ordinance violations and unrest.
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Labor Department
Houghton
Mich
Earlive
Jobn
Densmore
Government Department of Labor
Aad
Martie Law
Copperfield
Ore
Catanel
Lawcon
State Penitienary
Prpem
Wotson
Werson
Governor West
mWebore
Dury Vindicates Hobbs in Vicksburg Case Trial
Dury Hobbs in Vicksburg related case presented Wednesday before July. Mimi O A Hable named as involved party with alleged revolving and soliciting offenses. trial previously set for several works.
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Vicksburg
Mimi
O. A. Hable
Battle near the capital reported in Peeta
Fragments describe a clash in a neighborhood near Tripoli capital Peeta between columns of troops and Arab fighters. The readable text notes a fight around a Berce area with forces advancing and engagement ongoing.
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Ierauk
Peeta
Colume
Lgllen
Patve
Ove Boure
Berce
Fightiug
May Seek Refuge on American Soil in Mexican Battle
The northern division of the Mexican federal army at Ojinaga with eleven generals and about 4000 soldiers faced a three day assault by General Ortega's 6000 rebels. The battle neared end with reports of horrid casualties and a feared cross border flight to the United States as Major M N McNamee anticipated a mass exodus. Border patrol, though small, prepared to surround and disarm the refugees if they reached the river. Nearby at Louisville, Col. Robert Morrow Kelly, longtime lawyer and editor, died on Sunday.
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Presidio
Tex
Ojinage
Mex
Ortega
United States
Ojinaga
M. N. McNamee
Border Patrol
Fifteenth Cavalry
Red Cross
Stormy Threats Reach Northern California Regions
Fragmented OCR narrative reports peril from a storm system in Northern California with mentions of wards and regions. It also references a violent incident in Augusta Georgia involving a man named Jordan who shot his wife and daughter, leaving a man wounded. The text is garbled but indicates multiple threats and a murder scene.
Mother Jones Deported From Trinidad by State Militia
Acting under orders from Adjt. Gen. John Chase the Colorado militia detained and deported Mary Jones known as Mother Jones as she arrived in Trinidad from El Paso. She was escorted to the city limit and warned she would be arrested if she returned. Strikers and leaders protested but no speech was allowed.
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Trinidad
Colo
Om Gera
Adjt
John Chase
Mary Jones
el Paso
Walsenburg
Jones
Denver
Atrikera
General Chase
John McLennon
Colorado Federation of Labor
Wilson Lind mission mystery deepens after sea voyage
Wilson and Lind depart aboard the Chester bound for Mexico to continue Lind's observance mission. Suppositions arise about why Lind was kept at sea and why Wilson offered no explanation, with theories citing media scrutiny and policy signaling. Also reported are Anna Wheeler's death after a Christmas trolley-car crash, a postal fraud crackdown, Christian Chinese studying in America, and a Wyoming fire at Superior destroying eight buildings with damages around 1000000.
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Christian
Chester
John Lind
Mexico
Mr. Lind
Wilson
Wwaon
Cabinet Bears On Servian Crisis Keep Ministers In Place
Belgrade Servian cabinet to stay in office as King refuses resignation tendered on December by N. P. Packston amid ongoing political tension. Boycott movement grows in San Francisco against certain eating houses, linked to Industrial Workers of the World and unemployed crowds. A dramatic air race in Lincoln Headley’s stunt ends with a pullout above a crowd of over 39,000. New York baseball races planned to be settled by popular vote among fans in both leagues.
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Belgrade
Servia
Slmistere
Precder
N. P. Packston
Francisco
Boycot
Fem
Opera
New York
Alleter
Ranke
Plapore
Amer
Mining firm refuses recognition of Western Federation of Miners
Boston The Calumet & Heelin Mining company will continue to refuse recognition to the Western Federation of Miners or to employee members and officers of the company. The statement says labor peace has existed for fifty years and insists the company has never discriminated in employment between those who act and those who do not belong to labor organizations. The firm says it will not recognize this federation or employ its members for reasons peculiar to that organization. It accuses the federation of harmful policy while noting that most employees have petitioned not to recognize or hire its members.
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Boston
Calumet & Heelin Mining Company
Thse
Western Federation of Miners
Citizens deport miners during Colorado strike turmoil
Seven United Mine Workers of America members in Steamboat Springs were ousted by Routt County Taxpayers League amid the Colorado miners strike rioting accusations. The league declared all county miners must seek work or depart. State UMW organizer Frank Garnier telegraphed President Wilson protesting the move.
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Steamboat Springs
Colo
United Mine Workers of America
Colorado
Carranza Plays Santa Claus in Hermosillo Benefit
In Hermosillo on Sunday Venustiano Carranza helped deliver clothing and blankets to the poor from a bandstand in the plaza. In Texas, battle reports from Ojinaga and labor tensions in coal fields follow broader national unrest and federal relief efforts.
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Hermosillo
Lonore
Mexica
Venustilano Carransm
Rero
Coalhutla
Congressional Candidate Vie For House Schedule Candidacy
Witebite Kansas congressman vie for House seat announces candidacy for United States master Jim Keanna to proceed with campaign. Brinkum.
Northwest notes from a chaotic Utah era weather and mining column
A garbled digest of early 20th century notes mentions a fatal accident at an Ogden hospital when a worker’s clothing was caught in hoisting machinery. It also cites miners and engineers, plans by New York physicians to examine Utah miners, a murder case tied to Daisy Wehrman, mining bank seizures, ore tonnage projections, and regional weather recalls, including the winter of 1865. The report references the Gannett Peak as Wyoming’s highest summit.
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Kaighte
Ferguson
Dees
Carter
Wye
C Bull
Comb
Ogden
Butler
Pony Express
New York
Julian J. Meyer
Butte
Mia
Daisy Wehrman
J. A. Pender
Utah
Oregon, Oregonian
Mre
Normile
Pioche Cafe
Pioche
Merchants Bank of Salt
United Ecological Survey
American National Bank of
Caldwell
Idaho
D. Blnpson
Mila
Fermers
Peterson
Walls
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
Pocatello
Montana
Wrashington
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Pedeatriang
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Pielée
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Lew Virk
Dury
Hobbs
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Col. Rovert Marrow Kelly
Loulaville Daily Commercial
Dorothy Macvane
California
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Augusta
Jordan
Grovetown
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Mao
Dorothy Macvane le
Taranto
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Giles M. Map
Mervers
Mother Jones
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Misa Anna Wheeler
Charles D. Wheeler
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America
China
William J. Bryan
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Ameria
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Cheyenne
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Superior
Ap Vrancreco
Lincoln Headhey
San Francisco
Wilt Galect
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Ot Shrine
Union
Carranza
Santa Claus
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Martin
Joph Henry Martian
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