Butte Merchants Guarding Stores Amid Riot Aftermath
In Butte Montana merchants fortified businesses with armed guards following recent factional violence tied to the Western Federation of Miners. Riot activity included dynamite placed in the business district and ongoing tension as the Independent union reports 2289 members among metal workers.
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Butte
Mont
Western Federation of Miners
Hutte
Quiek
New Independent Union of Miners
Western Federation of Miners Control
Collector Targets Income Tax Dodgers in New Plan
Washington reports show the government plans a larger internal revenue drive after a speech by Democratic Leader Underwood. An appropriation of 1 to 1.5 million dollars was approved to aid tax collection and refund machinery, with an estimated 15 to 25 return per dollar spent.
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Washington
Underwood
House
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Commtasioner
Carranza Seeks Time for Mediation Conference
General Carranza asks for time to confer with his generals before any provisional government talks. He indicates acceptance may require changes to the Guadalupe Plan and must be agreed by revolutionary military leaders. Mediators report Carranza will hasten consultations to reach a definite understanding on informal mediation.
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Washington
Venustiano Carranda
Constitutionalists
Hierta
United States
Mexico
Lee
Carranza
Guadalupe
Constitutionaliats
M Movement
Audh
Huerta
Car- Tanga
WILL PROSECUTE MINERS FOR RIOT IN BUTTE
Butte officials announce vigorous prosecution of rioters from the June 22 clash that left one dead and several wounded and destroyed the miners union building. County Attorney Joseph McCaffery expects to arrest a murder suspect after Saturday’s inquest into Edward Noy’s death.
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Butte
Mont
Wilson
Stewart
Montana
Joseph McCaffery
Miners’ Union
Edward Noy
Devastating Sumatra Earthquake Hits Hatavia and Bemkoulen
A violent quake strikes southern Sumatra with many killed or injured. The Dutch resident’s office and numerous buildings collapse in Bemkoulen, telegraph lines are cut, and widespread damage disrupts the Malay island’s capital. Sumatra, the archipelago’s largest island, hosts active and extinct volcanos and around 5.5 million people, including about 5,000 whites.
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Hatavia
Java
Sumatra
Bemkoelen
Malay Archipelago
Horneo
Conflagration Strains Community Aid Efforts
The article details a large fire impact with 1400 dependent on an emergency committee for relief. It notes widespread volunteering among residents, funds being raised through church and local groups, and a protest context involving community figures. The piece mentions names of residents and local places affected.
Terms agreed to end Mexican dispute reach Pan American mediation
A protocol finishing terms for resuming United States Mexico relations was debated June 24 by Chile Argentina and American and Huerta delegates. Provisional president selection and new government organization will be handled by representatives Lula Cabeza Rafael Zuburan and Jose Vasconcelos with Huerta’s delegates. The international settlement hinges on the new government and internal Mexican issues.
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Magara Falls
Ont
United States
Mexico
Frail
Chile
Argentina
Huerta
Constitutionaliats
General Huerta
Lula Cabeza
Rafael Zuburan
Jose Vasconcelos
Claflin Company Fails Amid Massive Debt Crisis
Receivers named for the H. B. Claflin company as millions of dollars in debts surface. The firm, owner of a chain of dry goods stores, owes over 30 million with assets around 44 million. John Claflin blames shifting trade centers in New York and sprawling retail expansion for the collapse. Receivers will run remaining stores while debts are adjusted.
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New York
United States
H. B. Claflin
John Claffin
Claflin
H B. Claflin
William Heimke Appointed Chief of Latin American Affairs
William Meinke, formerly American minister to Galvador sings 100, is named chief of the Latin American affairs division in the department at Washington. Convict starvation case reported with hunger stricken inmate dying after days of deprivation. Judge Emulih McPuersom files decision at Kod Oak as law writs pass in county jail.
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William Meinke
Galvador Sings 100
Waanington
Keekuk
Lowe
Emulih McPuersom
Kod Oak
Japan Rejects Proposals in California and Alien Law Talks
Diplomatic exchanges between the United States and Japan over the California and alien law, more than a year in the making, were published. Japan rejects all proposals and says negotiations should continue until a settlement is reached, leaving the dispute apparently deadlocked.
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Washington
United States
Japan
California
Tokio
Newts
Faren
Old Witch City Devastated by Major Salem Fire
A massive blaze in Salem Massachusetts Thursday destroyed about 1 000 buildings and left 19 000 of 45 000 residents homeless after an explosion at Korn Leather triggered rapid spread. Firefighting was hampered by low water pressure and a broken water main near Beverly Bridge as aid from nearby cities arrived.
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Salem
Masa
Korn Leather Company
Hirelien
Beverly Bridge
Roosevelt Launches War on Wilson and Bryan
New York reports Theodore Roosevelt sharply condemning Amos Pinchot’s demand for George W. Perkins to retire and opposing the Colombian treaty. He insists the $25,000,000 payment invites blackmail and defends his canal tenure as non surrender to Colombia. In Fresno, Louie Margolin, timber inspector, is missing in the Sierra wilderness after a violent storm.
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New York
Europe
Theodore Roosevelt
Amos Pinchot
George W. Perkins
Progressive Party
Perkins
Literitietum
Roosevelt
Colombia
Sierra Wilderness
Fresno
Cal
Louie Margolin
11Th District
The
Forest Service
Sierra National Forest
Sculptor Paul Bartlett Hints at Capitol Frieze Work
Paul Bartlett, the sculptor of the frieze planned for the entrance of the Capitol’s haves wing, poses at the doorway of his large studio in the national capital. He and his team are completing the plaster models for the sculpture.
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Paul Bartlett
Haves
Capitol
Washington
Motional Capital
Archduke and Wife Slain in Sarajevo Bombing
A youth shoots at Archduke Franz Ferdinand and Duchess Sophie in Sarajevo as they ride to the town hall. Both perish from wounds. Governor escapes injury. Assailants are seized as crowds rage. The event sparks calls of sorrow for the Habsburg line.
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Archduke Prandte P
Dinkhd
Bolt
bin Mormanatic
Hohenbern
Arenes
Strerta
Sarajevo
Count von Boos Waldeck
Colonel Merteen
Gavrio Prinalp
Theo
Hin
Ebaut Fuer
Archduke
Lle
Prinzip
Treblaje
Abrinovios
Lyachim
Progloen Herzegovina
Franz Josef
Hapsburge
Unclear OCR Fragment on European Figures and Nobility
The readable text fragment references royal or noble names and a confused narrative about marriages and kinship. It hints at a historical European setting with mentions of Maximilian and Ferdinand and a possible reference to a royal capital. Details are fragmented and not reliably decipherable.
Washington lawmakers press ahead with compact energy plan
Legislators in Washington push a bipartisan energy package, outlining standards for renewables and grid upgrades. Key figures include House leaders and committee chairs as debates focus on cost, reliability, and market impacts.
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