Northwest notes a collage of incidents across states
A broad roundup reports arrests, injuries, sentences, fires, and deaths. J B Graves is jailed in Beattie Washington for grand larceny after California pursuit. Senator Me ride of Oregon is seriously ill in Sacramento. A Butte police suspend for drunkenness. Montana may call an extra session to fix education bonds legality. A Wyoming woman sentenced for shooting a lover in Thermopolis. A ranch injury proves fatal near Rock River. A Detroit financier dies in Seattle. A Portland fire damages Luthe Manufacturing. A Casper accident kills Harry Schneider. Kelliher, Chicago, faces five years for forgery tied to Oregon land fraud. Manila lodge ruler Enge assaults Mrs Lemon in Great Falls. Warr Washakie to host cavalry patrol next June. County court ruling on 45000 bonds invalidates state institutions.
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J. B. Graves
California
Beattie
Wash
United States
George Me#ride
Oregon
Sacramento
Clifford McGilvary
Butte
R. J. McLaughlin
Detroit
Mich
Seattle
Portland
Luthe Manufacturing Company
Sixth Street
Te Dire
Harry Schneider
Chicago & Northwestern
Casper
Wyo
Schneis der
Franklin
Kelliher
Supreme Court
Orchard held for cowardly murder in Caldwell
In Caldwell Idaho Probate Judge Church commits Harry Orchard on the charge of murdering ex Governor Frank Steunenberg on December 30. Twenty witnesses testified for the state and key witness Andy Johnson presented exhibits. A subsequent trial date is set for February 20.
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Boise
Ida
Caldwell
Church
Harry Orchard
Frank Steunenberg
Jall
Andy Johnson
Orchard
W. H. Schenck
Julian Stennenberg
A. Ballantyne
Ballantyne
Payne forecasts Philippine tariff bill passage in House
Washington chairman Payne of the ways and means committee said Monday night he is confident the Philippines tariff bill will pass without amendment when voted. He rejected proposed sugar industry amendments, arguing it better the bill fail than pass with a form that would let too much sugar enter the United States at reduced rates.
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Washington
Payne
House
Ways and Means Committee
Philippines
Hoet
United States
Amos
Leh Lim
Tata
Officer Punished for Deserting His Fulfilled Wife
Leavenworth reports indicate a lieutenant of the 3rd Infantry was sentenced to fifteen months in prison for desertion while serving in the Philippines. The case notes a discharged officer and mentions a Filipina wife and related domestic issues in a wartime context.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Swavenworth
Washington
Honeevelt
Sidney 3
Thethank
Sth Infantry
Philippinies
Anny
Hurbank
Desprine bin
Filipina
Rebels Beat Rebels in Santo Domingo Clash Near Guayabín
A battle near Guayabín between General Caceres loyalists and insurgents left several generals dead or wounded. The gunboat Independencia, which joined the rebels, plans to return to Santo Domingo to surrender if officers and crew are guaranteed safety. Monte Cristo’s governor may likewise surrender with assurances of safety.
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Cape Hayden
Guayabin
Caceres
Santo Domingo
Independencia
Morales
Monte Cristo
Alee
Cherokee Steamer Crew and Passengers Rescued After Gounding
After 24 hours in a brutal sea near Brigantine shoal the Clyde Hoe steamer Cherokee bound from San Domingo to New York was wrecked. All 61 aboard were rescued by Captain Casto in the sloop Alberta and landed at the inlet. Captain Archibald and two mates remained aboard as the crew ferried to safety.
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Atlantic City
N. J
San Domingo
New York
Archibald
Mark Casto
Gorty
Reclamation of arid lands progress noted in west
Washington report cites J Blanchard of the geological surveys at the National Geographical Society noting 77 miles of main canals in three years and irrigation works valued at 90 million dollars in the reclamation service. He said the region now yields over 101 million annually with 2.9 million residents benefiting.
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Washington
West
National Geographical Society
J. Blanchard
The
Geological Surveys
United States Reclamation Service
Vleyen
Passengers From Ill Fated Schooner Reach San Francisco
Survivors and crew of a distressed schooner reached San Francisco after the vessel ran ashore off Mendocino County. They endured hours of exposure aboard a lifeboat before rescue and arrival in the city on Sunday.
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San Francisco
Ban Francie Tmn
Aero Rr
Mendooiny
Priley
Ibis City
Wwe
Freight Trains Game Tegather
The fragmentary OCR text references a railway setting with names such as Gull Lake and an engineer. It mentions delays and a Harrow-like scene. The readable portion lacks coherent events or a clear outcome to summarize into a proper news item.
Greet Britain for Pree Tras fowl The Vallew man Af Beg anih tne Badurday
The fragmentary text notes weather and local names with unclear phrasing about a ceremony or event. It mentions Mary Mooring, a nine pine reference, and mentions Mannosher and Sulfour as potential figures. No clear outcome or date is established.
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Mannosher
Prine Thil
PC. Birla
Russian Student Shot Down at KA Restaurant Tragedy
In St. Petersburg a student from an aristocratic family, Davidoff, was killed at the Bear restaurant during New Year celebrations. An attempted royalist demonstration led to a dispute after he refused to honor the national anthem as Count Sheremetieff attacked him and five shots were fired. Davidoff died before his sword could be drawn.
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St. Petersburg
the Bear
Emperor
Davidom
Count Sheremetieff
Moscow
Davidoff
Jay
Chicago Widow Bessie Hollister Murdered by Ivens
Mrs. Bessie Hollister, 30, wife of Franklin C. Hollister of Hollister Brothers, a leading Chicago printing firm, was strangled Friday night by Richard Ivens, 24. Her body lay Saturday in rear yard near Ivens home, copper wire around her neck. Ivens confessed after being taken into custody.
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Chicago
Bessie Hollister
Franklin C. Hollster
Hollister Brothers
Richard Ivens
Cisstoily
Commerce with France in 1905 totals $166 million
Washington reports from the Bureau of Statistics show U S France trade reaching about 166 million for 1905. Imports from France totaled around 76 million with major provisions and breadstuffs from colonies. France exported high grade manufactures and wine, while the United States supplied most of its copper and cotton, about 48 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
France
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
Rural Free Delivery operations up to January 1 146
A statement by P. V. De Graw assistant postmaster general covers Rural Free Delivery through January 1, 146. It notes 11 960 petitions received and referred, with 14 126 adverse actions. Routes in operation total M4077 to date.
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Washington
P. V. de Graw
Dale
Auction for Hand of 17 Year Old Annie Webster Sparks Curio
Warlington Pennsylvania witnessed a bizarre marriage auction as John Webster, an American, placed his 17 year old daughter Annie Webster for sale to the highest bidder at a Baltimore & Ohio crower station. Heavily bid for by Hedi Zesard and Wareham Zogiro, the dispute ended with a fight and Mosarle prevailing.
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Warlington
Ouibla
Annie Webster
John Webster
Hedi Zesard
Te Iullon
Webster
Baltimore & Obio Crower
Wareham
Zogiro
Mosarle
Idaho Manufactures and Washington Bulletin Report 1905 Facts
Idaho manufactures and Washington bulletin note stagnation in the industrial sector. It cites 1905 factory activity with aggregate capital around 0.41 million dollars and paid-in value of 2.08 thousand. Production totals for the year include brattle and timber, with unspecified figures and volumes.
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Washington
Cone
Mexican government to shut out furene prospectors
El Paso report states Wee Deewuen of the alan der of Jordiner claims lack of protestion from allggid and outrage over Bue nora and Lower California. The Mexican government hints at legund action to regulate staride and potential fines to allow furweiners to mine, amid tensions over enemy outgrowth and jurisdictional disputes.
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el Paso
Wee Deewuen
Jordiner
Buenora
California
Hig Legund
al Yayula
Santo Domingo Resigns President Morales
General Morales tendered and accepted his resignation as Santo Domingo president and will depart for Porto Rico aboard the gunboat Dubuque with Enrike Jimines. Vice President Caceres, acting since Morales fled, now heads the government and supports the U S Santo Domingo treaty.
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San Domingo
General Morales
Santo Domingo
Thi City
United Staea
Dubuque
Porto Rico
Enrique Jimines
Caceres
Morales
The Venezuela Muddle disrupts Franco-Venezuela relations
Washington reports break in all diplomatic relations between Venezuela and France. Officials expect the expulsion of French envoy M Taigny from Venezuela and Venezuelan agent Maubourguet from Paris, awaiting France's next move. If France requests it, permission will be sent to Minister Ruswell to handle French Venezuela affairs.
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Washington
Venezuela
France
State Department
Intta
M. Taigny
M. Maubourguet
Paris
Ruswell
Mrs Chadwick Sentenced to Ten Years in Ohio Prison
Mrs Chadwick arrived at Oberlin Ohio penitentiary to begin a ten year term for conspiracy to wreck Citizens National Bank. She was escorted from Union Station through baggage and waiting rooms to a carriage and transported by Pullman. Police kept the crowd back during the transfer. The women’s department is full, forcing bleak accommodations.
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Columbus
Cashie
Chadwick
Penitentiary
Citizens’ National Bank
Oberlin
Union Station
Pug of the Past in Los Angeles Bout
Aurelio Morera of Bakerpied California defeated Young Coronet by knockout in the fifth round at the Pacific Athlete arena. The exhibition featured Morera’s clean punches and a sharp defense, with Corbet’s display showing his conditioning despite the KO.
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Los Angeles
Aurelio Morera
Bakerpied
Cal
Coronet
Eriday
Pacific
Villon
Merreen
Ianiaer
Millions for Public Buildings Washington Meeting Brief
At Friday's committee on public buildings session a plan for a broad expansion was outlined. Subcommittees were announced and a funding figure near 10,000 was mentioned as a rough target. Members signaled support for allocating funds toward new construction and renovations in the capital.
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Washington
Committee On Public Buildings
Méenhein
Amr Wen
Railroad War in Oakland San Frannieco
A battered OCR fragment describes a clash among railroads in Oakland and an allied dispute in a western port area. Names and places are garbled, but references a factional maneuver and a public stance by local leadership amid a contested control move.
Russia’s 2008 Budget Requires 249.6 Million Credit Operations
The budget statement from Saint Petersburg shows Russia will need 249.6 million in credit operations to balance estimates of revenue and expenditure. It lists 202.5 million for war costs and repatriation, 179.901 million in war costs to be recovered, and credits including 200 million in bonds plus 150 million from Kokovaoff’s Paris loan, to stabilize the ruble while maintaining peace footing.
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Peteraburs
Mary Dublig
Far Enat
Mendelssohn
Minitar Kokovaoff
Paris
Plight of Morales Intensifies in Hispaniola
Reports from Monte Christi and Santo Domingo say Dominican forces loyal to fugitive President Morales cannot join major operations as Morales remains wounded and stranded at Monte Cristi. Government troops pursue Morales ally, while General Caperen’s forces press the hunt, with Morales possibly near capture.
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Cape Haytien
Monte Christi
Santo Domingo
Independencia
Generil Morales
Monte Crtati
Morales
Aimierss
Caperen
Evernment
Carer
Virales
Demand for pork and beef spikes as German imports surge
Washington reports Secretary Wilson warns emergency appropriation of 125000 for additions inspectors may be granted to handle German demand. He says over 1,000,000 worth of orders for pork and beef could be placed if duties rise further, as German buyers flood U.S. packing houses seeking supplies.
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Washington
Scotary
Wilson Thornday
United Stats
Wilson Sai
Architect Accused of Awful Crime in Dew Building
An architect named Joe Ke and associates were arrested Friday under a warrant issued by Hyghter of Uy TP. The case involves the murder of Bi Philipaon, with the body located at Noor by investigators on the same day.
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Dollon
Kuepiey
Setiman
Whuraday Wlebt Heating Mishap At Carnegie Ried Plant
A boiler failure at the Carnegie Ried company in Crewe, Pennsylvania, caused a blast that blew a heater and surrounding structure, with workers evacuated and authorities investigating the incident on Thursday.
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Crewe
Ablertibe
Carnegie Ried Company
Emtafing & le Hotwaen
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