Northwest Notes Burials and Fires Darken Regional News
John McPherson perished in a bunkhouse blaze at Clipper shingle mill near Deming. Cheyenne businessman Samuel Asher suffered a violent mental collapse after witnessing the fire. Mrs. Josephine Barut of Medical Lake was jailed for murder with a self defense plea. Cavalry units marched 499 miles from Fort Mackenzie to Cheyenne, exhausted by bad weather. Former State Auditor Thomas W. Poindexter died in Butte at 42 after an ulcer operation following a Canyon City birth. Nevada rail road wars loom as multiple lines near completion. Blodgett sentenced to hang for murder of actress Alice Minthorn in Salem, Oregon. An explosion and premature blast killed James O’Neil and injured Eugene Gijtilai in Goldfield. Other scattered notes include a former slaveholder, a discovered Chinese colony in Seattle, and various property crimes and legal outcomes.
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Josephine Barut
Medical Lake, Wash
Eleventh Cavalry
Cheyenne
Fort MacKenzie
George L. Blodgett
Missoula
Mont
Salem
Ore
Ondine
Alice Minthorn
Blodgett
James O'Neil
Eugene Gijtiliai
Norcross
Goldfield
Nevada
Gianvis
Ong
Charles Lawis
Laiemie
Lingot
Laws
Colored Knights of Pythiae
San Francisco
Seattle
WtycMeiakk
Japanese Dynamite Fishing Tragedy Near Snake River
Idaho game warden reports the drowning of three Japanese men when six dynamiting fish were arrested and tried to flee. Fishermen caught the others as a safety measure, with authorities intending to prosecute for dynamiting native waters. The incident highlights illegal fishing practices by Japanese workers on the Marysvale road upstream of St. Anthony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise, Ida
W. W Stephens
Foui
Snake River
Marysvale
St. Anthony
Mr. Stephens
Threg
Tragedy in Canon City Ends in Double Death
In Canon City Colorado two shots rang out at the home of W C Baldwin finding both Baldwin and his wife dead. Baldwin lay on the floor with a shattered head next to a shotgun. his wife stood upright against the wall with fatal head wounds. The couple wed two months ago defying parental objections. A coroner's investigation will determine the causes.
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Canon City
Colo
W. C. Baldwin
Baldwin
Utahs Saltair Opens Season At Decoration Day
Saltair, Utahs popular pleasure resort, will officially open for the season on Decoration Day. Manager J F Langlviri has prepared for a profitable year with spring improvements including a new roller coaster poster and an old mill. Thousands from nearby towns visit, and many tourists conclude their Utah trip with a ride to the bottom of the Great Salt Lake Saltair.
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Saltair
Utah
J F Langlviri
Folke and the Young Old Folks Are the New Plehtroller Poaster
Ve Old Mill
Great Salt Lake
Misery for Refugees Amid Californian Rainstorm
Heavy rain storms sweep San Francisco and surrounding counties on Saturday and Sunday causing flooding in low areas and damaging rock gardens. The weather worsens the conditions for refugees and displaced residents, with authorities urging caution and shelter.
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San Francisco
Clty
Still in Good Health at Home Hero Fusing in Weed Wealth
A garbled obituary style notice mentions a person known for being prominently identified by many friends. It notes ongoing health and a birthday context with gifts and congratulations from a group or individual.
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Boston
Mra
Jolla
Armament tensions in the Gzar's domain spark warns of civil war
Reports from Archangel and St Petershire describe escalating armed preparations by black hundred and social revolutionists amid parliament turmoil. Protests, strikes in Moscow and Odessa, and threats of amnesty denial fuel fears of a general uprising and a possible coup detat under General Trepoff.
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St. Petershire
Black Hundred
Dothae Armind
Archangel
Social Democrats
Moscow
Odessa
Trepoff
Red
Trouble in Manchuria shows friction between merchants and Japanese control
Washington dispatches report conflict in Manchuria as English merchants accuse Japan of monopolizing trade. Japanese occupy markets, favor their own merchants, and divert traffic via Japanese rail routes, blocking European and Chinese traders from access.
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Washington
Manchuria
Marchuria
Korea
Santo Domingo Revolution Contact Breaks Telegraphic Link
Mayth News reports Santo Domingo revolutionists led by Mauricio Ines Tim Inez attacked Guayubin and San Domingo, killing General Minevo, then withdrew inland. Telegraph lines between Monte Christ and Santiago de Lor Cac halleroy cut as rebels align with ex president Itero Jiminey and General Mortes.
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Cape Haytien
Hare
Santo
Santo Domingo
Partiand
General Mortes
Predenenr
Ganeral Caneres Ag Dent
Santo Sonitage
Horrible Deed of Tramater San Fines
A woman in a Fonsi area was injured when a tramater attack fractured her skull and she was dragged through a doorway. Police later detained a suspect named Frank Garrio after tracing bloodied footprints to a county line location at a prison site.
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Harding
Garrio
Witney
Chen Torlinne
Beincting Burton's Succensor and Local Labor Row
FragmentedOCR text shows a 19th century note with names linked to a local election or legislative matter. Mentions Hneh tos Mecdeul Ue, JW Whurtone diet, W. K Binks, IL N. Allen of Oha, and Livermore labor matters. No clear outcome or date.
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Moon
Slate
W. K Binks
IL N. Allen
Oha
Hite Iria
Elyne Hie
Guy Eneur
Livermore
Open Door Questioned in Manchuria Trade Strife
Washington reports say state department notes on Manchuria during the war era hinder foreign trade. Chinese farmers traders and coolies who aided Japanese soldiers were paid with issued notes. Similar Civil War notes were redeemed by the Union, and Japan is said to be redeeming theirs, though foreign houses complain of discrimination harming trade.
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Washington
State Department
Manchuria
Mamchusia
Governor Higgins Vetoes Patrick Case Procedural Bills
In Albany Governor Higgins terms the veto memo on the Patrick murder case as “little less than scandalous.” He rejects two bills by Assemblyman Wade to allow appeals from an arresting denial of a new trial in terminal cases on newly discovered evidence, noting the bills target the Patrick situation and are described similarly in his memorandum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Higgins
Albert T. Patrick
William M. Rice
New York City
Assemblymain Wade
Chautauqua
Celal
Senate
Smith
Clay
Patrick
Postoffice Bill Passed in Senate Amid Sweeping Appropriation
The senate approved an appropriation totaling 92 485 000 dollars. Debates covered the bill in detail including tariffs on federal facilities and support for colleges universities and charitable educational institutions. The measure also touched Pacific Mail steamship subsidies and issues related to rural timely needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Pacific Mail
Baker
Not Insane Yet Shamming in New York Murder Trial
The case of Joneyhise Terranwas in New York resumed as a jury weighed her mental state. A commission found she has had hallucinations and still shows convulsive conduct, but deems her able to proceed with trial after consulting counsel. The court considered insanity as a factor in the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joneyhise Terranwas
Way
Tupaday
Jim Grow Cars Washington Rail Plan Contested
A debated plan involving Jim Grow Cars and railway routes features tentative provisions amid political factions. The discussion centers on racial policy and transportation access amid northern opposition and Republican alignment.
Tonopah Mine Accident Reports and Injuries
A mine accident near Tonopah left several workers shaken with1 Meyer injured and others unsettled as responders rushed to the Sunil Nertie area. The incident disrupted operations at the facility, prompting safety checks and an investigation by company officials and local authorities.
Receivers Will Held On The Paden Canal Proposal
A garbled report notes a receivership action affecting a local canal project. It mentions actions by a board or court to preserve assets and regulate the distribution of revenues while outlining plans for the coming fiscal year. Names and precise places are unreadable in the OCR fragment.
Flood Devastates Golconda Nevada Dam Breach Triggers Canyon Wall of Water
A powerful flood swept Golconda after Pole Creek canyon dam broke, washing away buildings and fences of the Golconda Cattle Company. Five men drowned, including three Mexican sheep shearers, a Chinese cook, and an Indian boy. several injured. The Southern Pacific track was undermined, delaying trains.
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Reno
Nev
Nevada
Golconda
Pole Creek Canyon
Golconda Cattle Company
Southern Pacific Railroad
Outbreak in Guatemala Threatens American Interests
Washington dispatches report Guatemala te threat ened with revolution that may endanger American interests. Troops are being raised by revolutionists near the Mexican frontier as unrest continues in the republic. The movement is purportedly aimed at American influence and control over railway and dock properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Guatamala
Republic
State Department
Minisine Cambs and Schwartz & Co
Guiatémeln
First Republic
Commission to report coal and oil hearings postponed
Reports of the Interstate Commerce Commission on coal and oil hearings in Philadelphia Washington and Cleveland are not ready yet. Further hearings are needed before the commission can prepare conclusions for Congress at its current session.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Philadelphia
Washingen
Cleveland
Congress
Delaware Legislature to Elect a U S Senator in May Session
Governor Lee calls a special Delaware General Assembly session at Dover on May 31 to vote on filling the U S Senate seat left vacant for over a decade. The move aims to break deadlock and produce representation for the state in the Senate.
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Delaware
Dover
Cal
Lee
United States
Cerena
Court Reaffirms Earlier Ruling in Land Case
Washington court on Monday reiterates the previous decision regarding the Philipney land dispute. The opinion confirms the validity of taritt collectives under the Norht deter and references the Peller delivernd by Citi dive ton.
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Washington
Voile Stitt
Philpney Bane
Warner, Honea & Co
Diederic W. Shanat
Citi Dive Ton Peller
Curga From the Orient Arrives at Gao Peden Route
The fret cargo of ponds 10 arrives at Gao Peden from Avia Wi on one way. The convoy passed Hin wtanar Hercules and were whipped over the Hon Peden, Los Angeles d and Balt Lake route. They unstated of antiga mace and other items, with Go Min neapelly witnessing at Lenk Chirag and Kanan CHY New York. The first care revived at Ban g Hoi from Avia showed no celebration.
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Lee Anuyiog
Gao Peden
Avia Wi
Anal
Hon Peden
Los Angeles
Lenk
Chirag
Kanan Chy
New York
Thin le
Bang Hoi
Avia
Quarrel Over Tent Site Ends in Fatal Fight
Campers clashed over a higher dry tent site as rain fell, each armed with a pick. Edward Kileing was mortally wounded by Williams and lay bleeding as doctors feared he would die. no charges were filed until the outcome is known.
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Ban Franchiou
Edward Kileing
Williams
Kileline
Dularde
Pick
Jung Rall
Kyeline
Kylcline
Meat Inspection Provisions Pass in Senate Bill
The senate approved an agricultural appropriation of 7.9 million dollars and added a new inspection measure for fresh meat intended for domestic consumption. The plan requires ante mortem inspection, labeling of inspected meat, sanitary packing plants, and penalties including a 10,000 dollar fine and six years’ imprisonment for violations.
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Washington
Senate
Bureau of Animal
Teaden
Rhein
Anid
Datto Al Alive and Insurrection Rumors in the Philippines
Fragmented report claims Datto Al alive after October 22 kill claim. Mentions Di ald with Pineive Rock and Mopak organizing action between Dayao and Dutuan, arming followers. Also reports arrival of the queen of Byain with a royal reception and public cheers in Madrid.
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Philippines
Manila
Datto al
Mit Danserwurgent
Dayao
Dutuan
Qultan
Ganase Pontine
Aji
Alwax
Mevcy Shy
Cassatt Coming Home Delayed Arrival in Philadelphia
Unclear fragmentary OCR notes mention Cassatt returning home from abroad and a possible public or official event in Philadelphia on a Friday morning. References to May dates and international commerce are partial and uncertain.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvanis Hom
Uta
Anarchist Assault Targets Warsaw Savings Bank
A chaotic Friday afternoon at a Warsaw savings bank ended in a clash with a group of anarchists. Police reported a bloody encounter as clerks and customers faced intruders, with the chief supervisor responding promptly. The scene drew a crowd and left several injured.
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Warsaw
Kuselan Polane
Savings Bank
Uatumurt
Elerke
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Av Deming Wael
Samuel Asher
Onden
Asher
Thomas W. Poindexter
Dillon
Butte
Canyonity
T. W. Poindexter
Nellie Gavin Hae
Hong
Portland
Iwelline
He Per von Herta
Otter
Welling
Ieee
Winal
Marvin Alea T
Colorado
Coney Island
Mre
Julia Ward Howe
Lia
Loulaville
Loulavilly
Dinkerieink
Louteville
Amd
Bomanis
Shopuy
Mate Miura
Lion
Willi Miediial
Willy
Guayubin
Mango
Mil Betlere
Wellobed
Crminniaey
Boone Dulteay
Aimeien
Burton
Ciendiente
Bethk
Northern neeToe
Tonopah
Fonepah
Nevalie
Mary
Tony McMsivl
Meyer
Uty
Sunil Nertie
Wivebiaien
Dell
Datermat
Salarlon
Office
Guatemala
Little Republic
Mexico City
Treany
Perth
Salvador
Curga
Quirreled
Teng
Madrid
Byain
Parte
Pula
Speirs
Malu Ronbel
Muapendr
Madeld
Nurlot i
Pavange
Cassatt
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