Turbulent Dispatches From Multiple West Coast Incidents
A collage of early 20th century western news items reports a murder suicide, a large mill fire near Vancouver Washington, and railway ventures from Canon City to Garden City. It mentions grain crop losses due to winds in Washington and Colorado railroad plans valued at 95 million dollars. Police and prison reforms in Nevada, a courtroom case in Goldfield, and sensational local crimes in Reno and Rawhide are noted alongside mining and railroad era disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Mont
George Gopring
Mulcide
Vancouver
Wash
Pittock & Leadbetter
Washington
Kanean Colorado
Canon City
Garden City
Kansas
Oan &S
Rand
Dennett
Ian Cork Ballinger
Ben Pra
Indaho
Oregon
California
Utah
New Mexico
Arin
Fallon
Nevada
WellePargo
Belleved
Rawhide
Board of Prion
Helena
Focl & McTague
Cractore
Leer Lodge
Frank Comwarden
Ayain EL
Georgetown Loop
Union Pacific
Nebraska
Colorate
Wyoming
Panawa
Golden
Conn
Volloe
Nile
Carl Young
Ent Cove
Young
Otte
Storms Kill And Injure Across Nations And Locales
A broad Mexico to New York weather and disaster round up reports Bailey’s recovery in Texas after a fall in New York City. Oklahoma tornados kill farmer William White and destroy homes near Watengo. A French rebel convoy and Tangier dispatches show international turmoil. Several deaths occur from factory fires, building collapses, and a Kansas drownings after a wedding carves tragedy. The era’s turmoil touches Washington, Oklahoma, and rail and mining accidents across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prynictane
Bailey
Texas
New York City
Charles Smith
Groscent
Oklahoma
International Convention of Good Templark
Washington
Hamburg
Germany
William White
Watengo
Tangier
Abd-el-Agiz
Chamber Brothers
Man
Grand Trunk Pahele Road
Chicago Packers
William Davis Fly
Yale University
Providence
Robley D. Evans
Lake Mohonk
Waddell Barred From Organized Baseball Ineligible Forever
The article details Rube Waddell’s contract jump from the St Louis Americans to the outlaw league, with President Herrmann of the national baseball commission confirming he will be permanently ineligible, likening the case to other life bans for contract jumpers. It recalls Waddell’s eccentric antics, low pay, and famed publicity stunts, including a runaway day story and other notable episodes from his major league years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rube Waddell
Herrmann
National Baseball Commission
Waddell
St. Louis Americans
Outlaws
Tristate League
Wooddell
St Louis Browns
Connie Mack
Connie
Del
Rube
McAleer
Rub
Kayo Canute
Moonie
Ohana
Walany
Willie Sudhott Declared Free Agent by National Baseball Union
The article notes pitcher William Budhomt, who was displaced in 1008 at Kanan City and moved in 1007 to Louisville, failed to play for either club and is now deemed a free agent by the union. The piece discusses the move and implications for pennant chances as Willy Washington emerges amid the controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie” Sudhott
Willian Budhomt
Kanan City
Willy Ie Witeington
Vivieni Phowe
Criss Became Pitcher In Peculiar Manner
Criss, a husky Texan, shifted from outfielder to pitcher in a spring game with St Paul. A ground ball to Criss led to a wild turn as he fielded and threw a curve, drawing laughter from Sugden. The moment sparked talks of his future as a pitcher in the major leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dec Criss
Jimmy McAleers
Louie Brower
Ashenback
Crise
St Paul
American Association
Texas State Feague
Ferris
Browny
Criss
Joey Sugden
Big Tenties
Tony Tine
Sudgen
Henel Sugden
Teidu
Ras Val Liew
Fragmented text from a 19th century page about names and events
The readable parts mention a child named Hawlen son of Me and a Baltimors reference. Other lines recall a younger Mianbow or Corinda and various clumsy phrases. The overall item appears as garbled OCR with no clear event or date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joke Bockley
Badia
Hawlen
Fragmented Thoughts on Marriage and News Bits
A jumble of humorous aphorisms and stray newspaper snippets touches on love, independence, charity and daily life. Names like Marie Laughtenslaughter pop up amid miscellaneous reflections on bicycle riding, publicity, summer hotels, and small-town chatter.
Mining notes from Salt Lake exchange and Utah districts
The Davis Kearns brokerage in Salt Lake City suspended amid a recall of declining stocks. News covers Hornet creek strikes near Council Idaho with assays up to $63 per ton, talks of Amalgamated Copper taking Utah Copper and related firms, Pearl Idaho’s rich ore bodies, and Telluride hydroelectric plans near Grace Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis-Kearns
Salt Lake City
Sprine Mouttln
Lemhi County
Tako
Pittsburg
Rebbie Daly
Park City
Salt Lake Mining Exchange
Hornet Creek
Council
Idaho
Frye Sandifer Lessees
Mazuma Hilla
Therlen
Seven Troughs
Nevada
Mohave County
Arizona
Moss
Gold Road
Camp Mohave Trail
Utah Copper
Nevada Consolidated
Cumberland-Ely
Guggenheims
Salt Lake
Canadian
Mexico
Pearl
Wester Mining
Depu
Imlay Minite Company
Humboldt Station
Ogden Smelter
Tui Tye
Telluride Power Company
Tuts
Hear River
Grace
Tits County
Idahe Wadah
Ulab
Ming Copany
Vonteds
Te Testor & Montafia
Adamo Nillil
Heakey
Wales
Panpauy
Univers
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Northwest Notes
Reed
Wellington
Goldfield
Bent
Goldfeld
Reno
Nan" Harrison
San” Sutherland
William McCaul
Patterson
Flore
Rone
Clarence Erkay
Vatrick Culligan
Lafrance
Hono
Wwe Flony
Nook Ly
William J. Bryan
Louisiana
New Orleans
Bryan
Fairview
J. Jalan
Dunnlap
Bufata
Dunlap
Tints
Rumaia
Wu Tingfang
United States
Paleo
Kans
Tournai
Delgium
Mina
Bre
Wan
Jean
Fie
Morris & Co
Hiversiy
Kanaan City
Frank Frazer
Millionaire
Eval Ming
Lincoln
Pasault
Paniientary
Birdie Indal
A Wiley
Ala Tolla
Hol Sprinen
Wiley
Tie Hotel
Charles Po
Prominin
Corlekt Mngt Trowning
Wilted
Deuil
Hewiy
Oliver
Belmont
Helmont
Hedman
Larry Helmont
Winnie
New York
Heath
Star Cub
Brown
Cubs
Cy" Young
Athletics
St. Louis
St. Louis Browns
Lewis Cardinale
Bia
Etter
Winklellel
Gosssip
Saratoga
Father
Marie Laughtenslaughter
Beatrice
Swanton Ull
Holsting
Weiter
Jer Ax Nuel
Fiji
Nute Lille
Ale Ak
Brueerog
Aires
Ely
Lalo
Woul
Emile Tek
Miya
Mateo Arene
Byt
Ogio Dinhi
Sheir Thomey
Wilder
Jumilie Visis
Williama
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