Vast 1905 Wyoming Montana data notes and crimes
Northwest notes summarize cattle shipments value 86 629 000 and Montana crops 1905 area up 80 percent. Wyoming population at June 1905 around 1LSTH, with bank deposits near 11,200,000 by end of 1906. Mentions Dunham hardware store shooting, Remey murder trial in Helena, Montana, and sapphire mining feats.
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Montana
Wyoming
Frederick Remey
Was
J. Oliver
Wolf Creek
Mont
Mt Helena
Landslide Tragedy in Haverstraw Claims Sixteen Lives
A massive landslide late Monday near Rockland street in Haverstraw New York toppled eight houses into brick excavations several stories below. Fire followed causing a blaze with deaths among prominent local families. Water mains were severed, leaving firefighters without hydrant water to combat the flames.
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Haverstraw
N. Y
Rockland Street
Pattison Is Sworn In Amid Glass Cage Parade
Columbus witnesses a striking scene as Governor Pattison, after taking the oath, reviewed a 4000-strong troops procession from a glass cage. He stood through the chill to acknowledge the crowd and spoke on national insurance supervision, urging measures to shield policyholders.
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Columbus
John M. Pattison
Pattison
Roosevelt
Cannot Agree With Castro Negotiations at Caracas
Washington reports the Bernufles Asphalt company failed to settle disputes with the Venezuelan Government. The company treasurer Clyde Brown has departed Caracas and Secretary Root has notified Cable of the breakdown. President's special commissioner Cyhoun is to report with plans for immediate department action.
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Washington
Root
Caracas
Bernufles Asphalt Company
Cargess
Clyde Brown
Took Poison by Mistake in Manedoy Crowned Tragedy
In Manedoy a person died after taking poison by mistake within an hour of an attempted attack on his brother-in-law Robert Louth Gil Tesple. The perpetrator is Groree Stevens, a Harvard-railed worker who previously earned modest wealth from steamers between Boston and New York but left most of it behind years ago.
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Clhelnnal
Sittine Healte
Pet
Mistale
Groree Stevens
Manedoy
Robert Louth
Gil Tesple
Denne
Harvard
Boston
New York
Germany's Plans on Morocco Stir Conference Tensions
London reports Berlin proposes all powers join reform efforts in Morocco and share frontier policing. Germany's stance risks a clash with France, with Britain backing France. The British government expects possible war if talks fail, seeking support from the United States, Spain, and Italy amid a divided ally bloc.
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London
Berlin
Germany
Mari Oo
France
Great Britain
United States
Spain
Italy
Tragic accidental shooting kills Salt Lake carpenter
George Channel, 42, a carpenter, was fatally shot at his nephew Clarence Murphy's home at 857 East First South Street in Salt Lake City. An accidental discharge from a Brown ing automatic .32 caliber revolver in Murphy's hands caused two head wounds above the right ear, with death reported instantaneous. Murphy is the 19-year-old son of Frank Murphy, an agent for Eastern Oregon White Pine Lumber.
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Salt Lake City
George Channel
Browning
Clarence Murphy
Prank
Murphy
Eastern Oregon White Pine Lumber Company
First South Street
Channel
Engineer Forgot Orders Linked to Deadly Philadelphia Line Crash
Corry Pa to an engineman failure to remember orders is blamed for a wreck on the Philadelphia and Erie line Saturday night where three men were killed and twenty injured. Engineer Kavanaugh, questioned about the crash, allegedly said My God I forgot all about the passenger train. Most injured are expected to recover.
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Corry
Ordera
Philadelphia
Sheall Road
Kavanaugh
Railroad Fever plans Eureka to Casper line with toll inns
L. Evans, a civil engineer backed by a transcontinental magnate, proposes a Eureka to Casper railroad backed by a $120,008 bonus if completed within three years. The route runs from Kurpia to Delta Trinity River, Pitt River to Sierra Nevada mountains, Alturas, Lakeview, and into Oregon and Idaho, totaling about 1,100 miles and 1,400 with spurs. The plan seeks Humboldt County support for the project.
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Eureka
Cal
F. L. Evans
Casper
Wyo
Humboldt Ceople
Kurpia
Delta
Trinity River
Pitt River
Sierra Negara Mountains
Alturas
Lakeview
Oregin
Sacihord
Idaho
Cagner
Wro
Witte Defends Regime Amid Foreign Press Reports
Count Wille denounces unfounded foreign reports about the current administration. He claims energy policies will be renewed and condemns hostile sentiments toward Thusela. The interview, conducted by the official telegraph agency on Sunday, portrays continued loyalty and resolve in government circles.
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AL Foetorsburg
Ofelal
Suntay
Count Wille
Rujels
Annual Panama Railroad Company report submitted to Congress
Washington reports the Panama Railroad company submitted its annual report to Congress. It covers ten pints ended October last, shows after fixed charges and operating costs a profit of about 1,500, or five percent, and total earnings from all traffic up about 1020, or 17 percent over the previous year’s ten months.
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Washington
Panama Railroad Company
Congress
Alarmed Statesman Geunde Calls For Power Return
The article portrays Geunde the Alarm as a notable statesman in Rome advocating a political return of power. It discusses alleged midterm crime links and references a confrontation between Germany and Great Britain over Moroccan conflicts. The piece suggests fallout would escalate cross-border tensions and involve regional leaders.
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Rome
Len
Gorriere Della Reye
Pelmis
Centurion
Three Women Die in House Fire on Missouri Avenue
In St Louis a blaze at 100th Missouri avenue led to the deaths of three women after flames trapped them in a residence. Fire Chief headlined the scene as crews battled the inferno and searched for a fourth woman found alive but severely burned, later identified as Browliye. Investigators described the rapid spread and lethal smoke, with neighbors recalling the women escaping toward a bath area before being overcome.
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St. Louis
Firekine
Missouri Avenue
Byte
Moffat Explains Interview About Portland Route Plan
Denver businessman David J. Moffat stated on Monday there should have been qualifying conditions for a rival railroad route. He claimed no gun violence or danger would deter him from pursuing a path that would draw traffic from the coal fields along the Moffat road toward Portland Oregon after its completion.
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Denver
Hin
Portland
Oro
Fair Lake
David J. Moffat
Moffat
France Upholds Russia Credit in New Budget Debates
Purlee M. Kokoysom, former Russian finance minister, says the 1906 budget shows an extraordinary $246.6 million with only $5 million covered by ordinary revenues. He notes $241 million remains to be provided for repatriation of troops in the east, their maintenance, and Japan's reimbursement for Russian POWs, plus funds for families of reservists and other emergencies.
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Purlee M. Kokoysom
Ioan
M. Kokoysof
Russia
Council of the Empire
Japan
Noted Criminal Killed in Butte Chinatown Alley
Robert Shadwell, a career criminal, was found murdered in a Chinese district alley in Butte Montana Sunday morning. A woman en route to a noodle parlor discovered the body. the hand bore blunt-force wounds and part of the skull was crushed. Police theorize a revenge killing or fatal fight in an opium den, with the body discarded in the alley.
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Butte, Mont
Robert Shadwell
Seman
The Penalty for Hazing at Annapolis
At the Naval Academy Stephen Decatur Jr. was acquitted and restored to duty then rearrested to face new hazing charges under 1874 and 1903 acts. He plans to fight these charges. Midshipman Trenmor Coffin Jr. of the third class, from Carson City, Nov., was convicted of hazing and dismissed.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Stephen Decatur, Jr
Trenmor Coffin, Jr
Carson City
Street Car Accidents Stem From Slippery Rails in St Louis
Street car crashes on Olive Street after Sunday night snow left rails slick. Samuel Griffin, brother of Walter J Griffin and a member of the house of delegates, was killed when he slipped before a street car. An Olive Street car collided with a Cherikee car near Olive Street, injuring several bystanders, including Mrs Addie Lawcon and C Jonen, with two others badly burned.
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St. Louia
Samuel Griffin
Walter J Griffin
House of Delegates
Addie Lawcon
C Jonen
Listed as 105 Years Old in Aged Home Death
Mrs McDonald and relatives claim Phiadelphia Mary McDanwit a gray haired resident aged 105 who died in a city home for the aged. She said she was born November 14 1770 in Mrowtown near Valley Forge. She spoke of Washington's camp during the 1777 78 winter. Mrs McDonald was of robust physique.
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Phiadelphia
Mary
Explosion at Gary plant kills workers and injures many
Four men jailed after a dynamite explosion at the Doles and Shepard plant in Gary maimed twelve others and fatally injuring three. The blast occurred as two employees warmed dynamite for blasting, igniting it and a nearby stockpile with force felt twenty miles away.
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Chicago
Doles & Shepard
Gary
Dueen
Unle
Wdvew
Fluasiane and Italiane Fight Sparks Meadowlands Riot
A Sunday night disturbance near Meadowlands geal works four miles away sparked a race riot between Rukia and Itallane communities during a celebration of the Ruesian Christos, involving miners of the two nationalities and escalating tensions in the area.
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Warbington
Meadowlands Geal Works
Rukia
Itallane
Defeat of Morales in Santo Domingo Regarded Decisive
report from Cape Haitien notes Morales forces suffered a decisive defeat before Puerto Plata on January 3. General Demetrio Rodrigues died, about 150 military casualties occurred, Morales followers escaped to the gunboat Independencia then to Monte Cristi. Generals Quielite Jiminez prepare for renewed bid.
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Cape Haytien
Nayt
Santo Domiingo
Cucoren
Morales
Puerto Plata
Demetrio Rodrigues
Independencia
Monte Cristi
Queliite
Monte Christi
Rodriguez
Santiago
Jiminez
Santo Domingo
Jimines
Trade in White Slaves Revealed by British Columbia Report
Vancouver dispatch quotes government inquiry on BC Indian slave trade. Cape Mudge chiefs allegedly profit from selling white women and girls, with evidence of potlatch wealth linked to sale of "slaves" to white men over generations. South cites halfbreed families showing little Indian traits, and three generations of abuse under powerful relatives.
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Vancouver
B. C
British Columbia
Hood
Cripple Creek DA Files Murder Informa on Against Orchard
Deputy District Attorney C A Gillette files information in the district court charging Harry Orchard with the murder of J W Hartnock, a victim in the Independence depot explosion. An arrest warrant from Caldwell Idaho is cited for Orchard in the Steunenberg case amid plans for extradition if he is released.
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Cripple Creek
Orchard
C. A. Gillette
Harry Orchard
J. W. Hartnock
Independence Depot
Sherif
Hell Orchard
Caldwell
Ide
Frank Steunenberg
Public Buildings for Towns Over 6000 Population Motto
Senator Nathan Bay Scott of West Virginia chairs the senate committee on public buildings and grounds. He advocates a public building for towns and cities with populations over 6,000 and proposes shifting funding to business bonds. He notes government rent and interest rates and argues for borrowing at about 4 percent to build new public structures.
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Senate
Nathan Bay Scott
West Virginia
Senate Cominatten
Beott
Busineas
City of Puebla Rescued After Storm Tows to Port
The Pacific Coast steamer City of Puebla with about 300 aboard was towed into port by Chehalia and Norwood after its propeller shaft broke near the Columbus river mouth. Weather moderated and the ship arrived largely intact. damage claims may reach about 40,000. The Nelson attempted tow duty but was forced to abandon amid heavy seas.
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Ben Francisco
Pacific Coast Steamship Company
City of Puebla
Puget Sound
Alisha
Chehalia
Norwood
Relief
City of
Puebla
Columbis
Senttlo
Charles Nelson
Columbus River
Nelson
Mistaken Shot Wounds Girls Near Moscow Idaho
Miss Edith Black and two daughters of Laon Keith were shot at night by C Griffith a prominent farmer while sleighing near Moscow Idaho. Miss Black was hit in the arm and the Keith girls in the forehead and eye. Doctors decline to discuss prognosis. Griffith says he fired at thieves after the sleigh broke down near his barn.
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Moscow
Idaho
Kdith Black
Laon Keith
Johnnoe
Moscos Hospital
C. Griffith
Miss Black Rs
Dortore
GriMtha
GriMith
Miners Dead After Coaldale Explosion in West Virginia
In Coaldale West Virginia a mine shaft explosion trapped miners from the Coaldale company. Three white men and fourteen others were entombed with little hope of escape. The blast caused intense shock across the surrounding region likened to an earthquake.
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West Virginia
W. Va
Coaldaly Company
Coaldale
Ende Life in Hell's Hollow Near Maelgn Peak
Two 16 year old boys Frank King and Will Smith discovered a dead Cirdek or Auetrian in a secluded area near Maelgn peak. They were hunting when they spotted a hand protruding from the ground in the notorious Hell's Hollow. The body was brought to town and appears to be a self-inflicted death in a place linked to many past mysteries.
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Salt Lake Chiy
Maelgn Peak
Thiday
Frank King
Will Smith
Iva
Hells Hollow
Bank Leader Warns on Currency Reform at Chamber Speech
Jacob H. Bobi of Kuti Loeb & Co warned the chamber of commerce that without currency reform the nation faces a veto risk. He urged urgent action while Dot Hull opposed the plan and supported only a limited emergency solution. Bell favored a circulation tax on paper and a potential new clearing house.
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New York
Chamber of Commerce
Jacob H. Bobi
Bankio
Kuti, Loeb & Co
Bell
Werela
Mirowgh Clearing Housed
Lavaleville tragedy prompts grief over lost kin
The fragmented report details a fatal injury in Lavaleville Kentucky involving a husband and wife and a disturbed assailant. Authorities and witnesses described a violent incident at an apartment building, with lingering distress and questions about motive.
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Northwest
C. L. Hughes
Dunham, Carrigan & Hayden
Seattle
Montang
L. S. Finnegan
H. BH. O'Brien
Bullfrog
Black Miamond
Wash
Mike Johnson
Franklin
Yogo
Fergus County
Hubentoon
Burts
Hartendar
Fred King
Aneurin
Gota Amnarthie
Murguy
Rieventh
Fort Hlupnel
Tibet
Oregon
Heatine Abe Voiluetries
Catthe Mnieing
Tomavercluti
Castro
Bermudez
Morocco
Kaleer Wil
Salt Lake
Witte
Annual Report of
Panama Railway Company
Statesman Geunde
East
Monte Griati
Indiana
Uncle Sam
Hayana
Domingo Moraurt
Victor Malia
Zolle Dink
Barbor
Parmer
Hell's Hollow
Bon
Lavaleville
Pollard
Poland
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