Nationals Wool Growers to Meet in Helena Montana
Readable excerpts report next year’s National Wool Growers association convention to be held in Helena Montana. Other items note a stabbing in a saloon, Senate bills on homesteads, Spokane athletic events, elections and resignations in state bodies, and various crimes and deaths across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Wool Growers’ Association
Helena
Mont
Fred Greenback
George Johnson
Lavamie
Wyo
Johnson
Senate
Spokane Rod and Gun Club
Interstate Sportsmen
Asperation
Spokane
F. B. Warren
Salt Lake
George S. Walker
L. D. Thomas
Plains
Jennie Coles
Rawlins
Wyoming
Salt Lake City
Oregon
Frank Davey
B. W. Haines
Washington
Kingston Earthquake Tragedy Strikes Jamaica Survivors Hold On
Refugees report over 1,000 dead in Kingston area after powerful shocks. English visitors Nathan and Sherlock killed, others injured as buildings collapse within a six mile radius. Aid arrived from Santiago with food clothing medicine. Port Royal defenses ruined and black mud surfaces. British cruiser Indefatigable expected with marines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Fickinger
International Brotherhood League
Oeri
Kingston
Santago
Will Deo
M. Nathan
Charles Sherlock
Jamaica
Nathan, Sherlock & Co
J. W. Middleton
Th. Cronetaff
G. Lockatt
Victoria
Port Royal
Refugee Ship From Jamaica Brings 132 Passengers
The steamer Otters, Jamaica’s second refugee ship, arrives at daylight Saturday with 132 passengers including George H. Hazen of Century Magazine. Police and marines praised. West Indian regulars and colored troops aiding. Prin Waldemar deemed a total loss after striking ashore near Princesa Victoria. The Barbar to lighthouse being repaired. Candin returns after carrying medical supplies but retreats due to heavy weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Cuba
Jamaica
Kingston
George H. Hazen
The
Century Magazine
Otert
Bweetenham
Prin Waldemar
Princes
Victoria
Barbar
Sacht Candin
Oterl
Earthquake in Kingston Reported as Severe Blast
A Kingston dispatch dated January 17 describes the quake as more serious than any prior event. The report notes wooden houses stood while brick structures fell on occupants, causing substantial guilt and distress among the afflicted in London.
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London
Kingston
Earthquakes Hit European Towns Seism spreads fear
A report notes two violent quakes near Kuba in Baku province and a severe tremor felt in Tolmezze Udine Italy. In Kuba a fortified town of 16 000 plus residents faced disruption while Tolmezze townspeople fled as tremors shook the area with heavy rainfall and 24 000 residents noted in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Petersburg
Kuba
Baku
Udine
Italy
Tolmezze
Ile
Carnie Alpe
Toeliamente
Myrtle Bank Hotel and Wanliigi Bricklayer in Town Notice
Fragmentary OCR suggests a local notice involving Myrtle Bank Hotel Wanliigi and a bricklayer named Li Rin France or similar. Details are unclear. readable fragments reference a view of a town, some roads, and a description of materials or work at a property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanliigi
France
Jamaica Governor Swettenham Strains US Ties
London officials and the Jamaica governor Swettenham dispute over Admiral Davis withdrawing warships from Kingston. British foreign and colonial offices seek the governor’s account while noting Jamaica’s stance on Panama Canal work and alleged anti US actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Foreign Office
Colonial Office
Swettenham
Jamates
Davis
Kingston
Davis and vessels reach Guantanamo amid Jamaica unrest
Admiral Davis arrives at Guantanamo aboard The Misouri and the Indiana, with The Yankton nearby. Kingston residents express deep indignation over local government after refusing American aid for disasters. Sir James Swettenham, longtime Jamaica governor, retraced his colonial career. A sheriff’s murder in Belingham and a brutal assault on Adelie Roper are reported along with a devastating house fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guantanamo
Admiral Davis
Kingston
Fragmented OCR note on election eve meeting and names
A garbled OCR fragment references a meeting, political figures, and potential plans. Names such as Deby Halli Megat and Dannene appear amid unclear phrases about preparation, attendance, and outcomes. Details are obscured by corruption, with no clear event date or location readable.
Americans Ordered From Kingston After Governor’s Objection
In Kingston Jamaica, Rear-Admiral Davie’s mercy mission to aid stricken areas faced conflict with Governor Sweettenham who objected to American sailors aiding wrecked property and the wounded. He demanded all landing parties reembark. Theis expressed shock and announced Missouri Indiana and Yankton would sail Sunday. Doyle said immediate compliance with the governor’s demand was necessary to preserve U S dignity. Tensions rose when the governor objected to a salute fired by the ships on arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xingaton
Jamaica
Davie
Kingston
Sweettenham
Theis
United States
Missouri
Indiana
Yankton
Doyle
War Time Dispatches Describe Military Actions and Public Reassurance
Citizens were reassured that the situation resembled an earthquake hazard but that American authorities could maintain order. Rear Admiral Davis landed parties to secure the area, clear debris, tend to the wounded, and rebuild. Allied troops praised the effort while continuing operations in the devastated region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americahald
Mia
Davis
Eltizima
Train Wreck and Fire Claims Dozens Lost
A collision between the Cleveland, Cincinnati and St. Paul passenger and a freight train killed and burned many aboard. Ten seriously injured, seven burned to death on a coach. Private car 401 spared. Mrs. C. B. Slal aboard the vice president’s carriage. Most crew perished. identification of victims limited.
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Pusdenker
National monuments set from four Wyoming land tracts
Under the act of June 1906 the president withdraws four tracts in northern Wyoming from entry and designates them as national monuments. The parcels cover about 30 777 acres with fossilized timber and notable rock formations in Arkoni and Apache counties. The second tract spans 180 acres with prehistoric rock carvings. The Montesa Castle area is included, with a monument of historical interest and rugged rock features.
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Washington
Wyoming
Patel Hed Forest
Arkioni
Kile
Apache
Merry
Tharepiion Rock
New Murte
Montesdiay Castle
Omtionie
Students Put up Goo Fight and Strange Names
Fragmented OCR text shows a chaotic account with names like Atiers Prange and references to a fight or struggle. The garbled article mentions a date and a possible local incident, with unclear actions and involved persons.
Millions of Chinese Aid Urgency Shared by Mission Bodies
New York The American Bible Society received a cable from Rev John Byker urging famine relief for China. Ninety bodies represented by the mission society call churches and individuals to contribute promptly as three million destitute and millions affected face widespread suffering and deaths. A special meeting in New York urged urgent, unified support for emergency relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Th Byker
Dw Society For
China
Shanghai Micronary Association
Tudo
Tee
United States
American National Livestock Association Opens Tenth Convention
President Mackenzie addressed members at Broadway theater as the Americana National Livestock Association began its tenth annual convention with S I Cowan outlining key legislative questions. Gov Henry A. Buechtel welcomed delegates amid complaints about railroad service affecting stockmen and calls for renewal of rail rates to support cattle industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Mardy Macken la
Americana National Livestock Associaton
Broadway
S I Cowan
Texas
Ther Association
Henry A Buechtel
MacKenzie
Lumbermen Protest Transportation Costs Claim Railfare Hurts Trade
Lumbermen decry costs to ship goods stating employer payments were needed for transportation. Testimony cites Patton Beattie of Wash Exidence Lite and Franklin Kotanshe on Thursday hearings before the commissioner regarding a wartime shortage and impact on operations. A small town scene shows a robbery and damage during a daytime incident near Conlva with reports of a machine entry and theft of funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattie
Snperetan
Franklin Kotanshe
Ae Aine Lumber
Bailey Retains Toqa R
Bailey retains power as 108 voters support Halley over 4. the vote shapes leadership with complex regional and party implications. The tally shows a large margin against opposition while candidates tied to prominent figures face varied support, including names like Lyon and Bell amid a broader political landscape.
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Artin
Stott Sells
Joseph W. Halley
Piinailay Revelant
United States
Amnate
RAF Hatley
Bowie
Walle
Cael Lyon
Hayunblian
Tm Cornybell
Hopreammalive
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Tome Meema Ani
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Alaska
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Panama Canal
Charlee BH. Dayly
James Alexander Swettnham
Port Ponce
Dixie
Heyas
North Atlantic
James Alexander Swettentam
K. CM. G
Fiftief
Great Britain
J. ©. Swettentam
Belpor Lodse
Derby
Cambridge
Ceylon
Sir Alexander
Coli
Bellagham
Adelie Roper
Hiulue
Coren
Roos
Atiers
Prange
Puideath
Doro
Railroada
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Conlva
Southern Pacific
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