Wide Range of Global Crises Reported In Daily News
The report covers fires at Wortland Oregon causing over 400000 in losses, drownings near St. Louis, convicts at large from Oregon penitentiary, the Kai Chi cruiser wreck, grasshopper plague threatening Sacramento areas, and Madrid naming a Cuban administrator candidate. Also noted are political salaries in Cuba, strikes in New York Paterson, anticipated Arbitrate efforts in New York, and various seismic, volcanic, and political upheavals across colonies and continents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenney and Merrill
Oregon Penitentiary
No Treaty With Cuba Concludes Reciprocity Hopes
Congress will not submit a Cuban reciprocity treaty this session. Senor Quesada has full powers but the treaty must be drafted in Havana and returned before Senate consideration. Admin leaders doubt ratification and adjournment by July 4 limits further action. The president aims to show effort for Cuba but expects no two thirds approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurrachee
Sinde
India
Chilpancingo
Mexico
Colon
Colombia
Chorrera
Jacob H. Smith
Manila
San Francisco
W.W. Atchison
James O'Meara
Will Thayer
Atchison
San Pedro
N. M
Hill Exley
Palme
Senor Entevex
Warren City
Boller Works
Italian Chamber of Commerce
New York City
Paterson
Warren
Wyoming
Sheridan
Wyo
Melilla
Morocco
Criiser Keentyen Rentes
Willemstand
Guracoa
la Guayra
Venezuela
Netherlands
United States
James Jenkins
Chicago
New York
Nouth Brazil
Hamburg-American Steamship Company
Union Hill
N. 41
Minale Tay
Tacoma
Boon -Atier
Eillier Smith
Ferien
Congress
Senate
Senor Quesada
Washington J
Jin
Havana
Cubs
Murdered for His Money at Stampede Station on Northern Pacific
A Seattle dispatch reports a suspected murder at Stampede station near the Cascade foothills with robbery motive. Jobo Yesehick of Reuville Minnesota was found dead in a creek with multiple wounds after leaving the train with his mother bound for Portland. Witnesses say fifty cents and a cheap watch were found on the body while his shoes were missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molto
Marid
Jojorles
Suse Talaod
Hurse
Sproleh
Alfoory
Indianapodls
Andrew Delas
Hlie
Seattle
Sheriff's Office
Pacife
Sitmit
Cascade Mountains
Jobo Yesehick
Reuville
Minn
Yeschick
Portland
Ore
Minnesota
Ead
Wealthy Mutte Resident Linked to Violent Crime and Trials
Fragmented report outlines legal sentences of William Peery and A Young for robbery in April. notes heavy penalties. Describes drowning of two sons of Thomas Cort of Virginia City after a boat accident and a later fatal shooting of Thomas Daggs by James Cassels at a Park Street saloon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motlarnin
William Peery
A. Young
Donovan
Dutge McClernen
Thanas Cort
Virginia City
Ould Reservoir
Moutay
Ptuvl
Tevolild
Hutte
James Cassels
de Vbersiely
Thomas Daggs
Lo Trout
Park Street
Hagge
Frank Hines
Ion c
Cuba Faces Economic Crisis Plan To Aid Sugar and Cattle
President Palma and his cabinet unveil a plan to spend 1.1 million to aid sugar growers and cattle raisers. A 3 million loan to sugar planters at 50 cents per arroba, repayable in February and March, with 5 per cow breeding premium up to 100000 and duty-free fuel cattle import. An internal loan backed by bonds, and higher tariffs on some imports. The measure seeks quick relief as banks offer no funds for next season. The loan would be repaid in two years as the government acts to revive the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palme
Hie
Efaynna
Cone Rons
Palma
Sists
Senate
Violent Shootout Near Jefferson Joins Fatal Wounding
Early Saturday a deadly gunfight erupted near Jefferson Jaws during an arrest attempt on Horace Shipman. Deputy Swearingen and a posse faced sustained fire from Shipman in a two story building ending with Shipman alive but the marshal dead on the porch and others wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Jaws
Horace Shipman
Shipman
Jon Swearingen
C. H. Grimmer
Swearingen
Fred Kendall
Pdéne
Sulpman
Pany Wap
Oni Shipman
Maline Notes Speak Of Unclear But Noted Events
Fragmented notes reference unnamed individuals and places with unclear context. The text hints at social or civic matters, mentions departments and officials, and notes an estimated count or event but lacks coherent details or dates.
Mutilated Report From Damaged Local Notice
Fragmentary OCR yields names and places in a damaged text about a steel mill and electrical work. The passage references Kealey Ali, Bre Whe un Wnrtilew Melia, and a wealthy family of bal Toop, with mentions of a mutilated body and a rare bow. Limited readable details prevent a full reconstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rereios
Gills Electrieton
Kealey
Ali
Melia
Hinton Beware and Yaleusia Daynion Trial Note
The fragmentary text references a trial at N. OG, King, caplain of the policie duiwetian fame, for alleged involvement in a felony. The county attorney claims King led Wargalond to permit the release of Hurry Adelan, who was arrested in a large of woatehing mm Aimmeuth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. OG
Caplain
Policie Duiwetian Fame
Mi Bannapolla
Helug
King
Wargalond
Hurry Adelan
Wormey
Ty Sainee
Costs of Philippine War Revealed in Secretary Root Report
Secretary Root on Thursday forwarded a senate information request on the war’s costs. The tally shows 170 326 586 dollars spent to date, with 50 000 advanced for the Philippine commission later drawn from the treasury and 4 800 445 for troop transport since the treaty. Expenditures by year are listed with tied liabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Root
Senate
Philippines
Philippine Commission
United States
Philippine
Mindanao Tensions Reflected in Moro Letter Exchange
A letter from Colonel Prank D. Baldwin of the Twenty-fifth Infantry to the Sultan of Hacolor outlines American aims in Mindanao. The Sultan’s reply calls for Moro withdrawal to Malabang and rejects foreign interference in religion and customs, warning of conflict if opposed. The report notes Baldwin’s claim that Tacolor and Mussin will be taken prisoners before peace can be achieved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prank D. Baldwin
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Mindanao
Hacolor
Kaiiwin
Baldwin
Malabang
Lake Lane District
Stampa
Baliwin
Tacelor
Mussin
King Albert Dies After Lingering Illness
King Albert of Saxony dies after a lengthy illness. The last of the generals who commanded the German army in isto, his role shaped imperial history. though not an empire maker, his father King Johann aided Saxony in rising to influence. King Albert showed military capacity in earlier conflicts and contributed to the empire’s foundation while later aligning with allies and policy shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Saxony
Isto
Johann
Idog
Police Ordered Hardline Tactics Amid Riot Tensions
An emergency order directs Watwrsan police to shoot straight if provoked in another clash with rioters. Mayor and police commander Warn aggressive action, as deputies swear in and prepare at city hall quarters amid ongoing unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watwrsan
Rloiven
Power generation test completes at Canyon Porry plant
The Mirh Miver power company conducted a test 100 vallea from Canyon Porry turning up the dynamo to supply the region. A dynamo test produced satisfactory results and the governor allowed full power after the test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miver
Plink
Canyon Porry
Vallea
Anarchists Target Paterson Wealthy Men Plan
Patterson Vigilance Committee aims to drive out anarchists by private detectives and a coordinated pressure campaign. Aimed at starving activists by pressuring employers to dismiss workers, with $250,000 pledged by opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson
N. d
Patterson Vigilance Committee
Paterson
Coal Supply Warns of Three Month Exhaustion if Strike Spreads
W B Wilson of United Mine Workers warns that ground coal reserves could run out in under three months if mines halt nationwide. He cites 450 000 miners across 30 states and warns the July Indianapolis convention may push a general suspension, crippling industrial fuel supply and forcing factories to pause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Wilson
United Mine Workers of America
National Convention of Mine Workers of
Indianapolis
United States
Wilson
Fire and death events hit North Wilkesbarre and Anaconda works
Fire destroyed a North Wilkesbarre home of fireman John Snyder and contents after neighbors disturbed deliveries. A man named Harrington, a track cleaner at Anaconda, was killed near the New Wishbone smelters in an ore train incident. Reports describe chaotic violence involving ladrones and military actions with multiple captures amid broader unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Snyder
Dorrance
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
North Wilkesbsire
North Wilkesbarre
Staten Hill
Womn
John Harrington
Anaconds
New Wishbone
Harrington
Anaconda Company
Uarrington
Anaconda Lower
Unclear OCR Leads to Fragmented Political Note
The readable text shows a garbled report on legislative provision timing and supplies, mentioning a committee and a bill. Key entities and specifics are obscured by errors, hindering precise extraction of persons or organizations.
Harper Countyня Lawsuit Sparks County Saddleback Scuffle
A damaged OCR fragment describes a dispute in Harper County involving Robert Bider and others who chased a man named Grubb after a remark. Grubb sued for 641 000 dollars. the jury returned a verdict for the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Harper County
Hitan
MoKinsey
Grubb Wade
Robert Bider
Biedle Sani Harper Andyigere
Versie
Congressional debate mirrors Panama Canal plans and Philippine bill progress
Senate discussions center on the Spooner Panama route amendment and funding for canal construction. House debates the Philippine government bill with several speakers and routine appropriations, while a separate military and civil bill package advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devar
Jones
Virciola
Insular States
Measra Fy
Michigan
Kata
California
Bill
Patterson
Tennessee
Kahn
Philippioos
Hovas
Ther
Messrs
Rewves
Lin Bromwell
Ohio
Messry Dox
Georgia
Dinsmore
Arkanss
Thayer
Maswehhusetts
Tt M Clellan
New York
George B. McClellan
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Wortland
St. Louis
Sacramento
Eldorado
Placer
Madrid
Charles L. Dillon
West
Helena
Entireman Foreign Office
UA Walcy
Caracas
Herr von Pilgelmballacht
An Rakim
Runniel
Nowe
Konovek
Holdfield
Survey Commission
Chile
Cudar
Bouy
Oregon
Hand of Stalien
Harlem
Little
Italy
Ape
Florenzo Paras
Poras
Howeer
Mutte
Bevin
Witte
Thomas B Hines
Silver Bow National
Fred
Denis
Noclent
Notter
Hines
Merserees
Cuba
New Republic
Athemnot
Iowa
St. Dames
Teteatel
Pale
Mart Coenee
Palice Tere
Averpts
Hinton Beware
Yaleusia Daynion
Benate
Tn Philippines
King Albert
Yay
Ines
Riover
Margacot Veeney
Titenge
Goto
Bel Word
Jette
Irie
Crewe
Wien
Mund
Pamous
Servius de Crriend
Walter Othe
Cork
Sun
Mater
Sinsle Lefowtey
Oman
Ganeril
A. A. Hera Ts & Penn Iyere
Mie
Siubh Kantey
Ban Etal Piinam Verre Limited
Matharay
Ae le
Patterson N. Od
Crennion Vigilanes Committee
Annveny
Anaponde Man
Ladrone
Teira Feloline
Ladrones
Biowogonsa
Feleive Ie Alma
Uninta
Mare
Qhased
Kangas
Congr
Horas
Underwood
Stephens
Texas
Cannon
Dette
Healy
Newlon
Spooner
Hanna
Anil
Petty Kama
Poller
Colorado
Jonew
Arkeagsay
Houwn
Panama
Panama Canal Company
Nicaragua
Dupe Bh
House
Phi
Wake Great Falls
Mont
Monte Timbo
Caroma
Br Wash
David
Garvin
Tho
S.J. Call
Eutter
Gavin General Woods
Thurber
Corsons
Quay
Pwunaybvanlat
Vive Coeboye
Bilte Adoonn
Atimquer
Tucomenis &Hioh
Usher Calllemen
Leewin
Walt
Lin
Onmrbuyn
Vatelek
Glasgow
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