Kemmerh a Camera by Kemmerer Publishing Co
A compilation of assorted summaries from Lizeola near Monastir to Hamberg and San Francisco, noting murders, fires, wages, political moves, and crimes. Reports include Greek Bulgarians killings, California revenue, a Peoria suicide, Dixon postmaster charge, Grand Army losses, and Moroccan reform conference follow ups.
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M.D. Wilcox
Dixon
S. C
Fairfax
Amany
Bherenatieff
Kortch
Russa
Congress Must Complete Work In Summer
Speaker Cannon and allies vow to stay in session until all major bills including pure food meat inspection and immigration reach settlement. House leaders press to finish work this week, avoid adjournment despite delays, with conferees to resolve controversy on railroad rates and appropriations.
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Washington
Congress
Sesseion
Cannon
Brake team blown to atoms on Sierra railway blast
On the Sierra railway between Jamestown and Angels a freight car overturned and exploded one and a half tons of dynamite. Two brake men Hopeland and Brown were killed. Conductor Hewkins injured. A passenger, A Roberta of Sausalito, severely hurt. Hoagland’s body was badly mutilated. Brown’s body parts scattered. The blast wrecked Vie Dates mine and damaged local structures. Reports place the shock as far as Milton.
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Angels
Cal
Jamestown
Hopeland
Brown
Hewkins
Roberta
Sausalito
Vie Dates
Altnough
Milton
Twertyane Miles Lee
Areele
Unielse
Honmat Insurance Firms Battle Over Dole Orders
Honmat Insurance Companies clash over intercompany dominance and property rights. Legal dispute centers on control of business and market conduct between rival firms with allegations and counterclaims.
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Honmat Insurance Companies
Pranoiio
Peller
Ariel
Taeliee
Phardie
Draviet
Wiharind
Cha Stern and
Eitete
Mtvpurmen
Oddier Rivale
Tolefart Onan
Crime of Chicagoan Weaves Frantic Tale of Arrest and Fear
A garbled account references a Chicagoan crime scene with confusing phrases about an arrest, fear, and a choral learning motif. The text mentions a hotline, possible suspects, and a tense moment surrounding a criminal act, but several details are unreadable.
Disastrous Windstorm Strikes Oklahoma
A severe windstorm swept over Oklahoma and Indian Territory on Monday afternoon causing two deaths and extensive damage to crops and homes. Thomas Graham near Roosevelt was struck by lightning and died. Mrs. Tobin’s scorched body was found near Perry. Lawton area saw unusually heavy damage, including a house lifted and carried away. Snyder suffered heavy losses as well, with corn and wheat harmed across the two territories.
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Guthrie
Okin
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Thomas Graham
Roosevelt
Okla
Tobin
Perry
Lawton
Snyder
Thy
Roof Garden Tragedy Claims Architect Stan Ford White
Stanford White, famed McKim, Mead & White architect, was shot on the Madison Square Garden roof during Mam aselle Champagne. Harry Thaw, a Pittsburgh family member, fired three times. White died before aid arrived. Thaw was arrested immediately after the shooting. The first shots struck as Thaw accused White of ruining his home.
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New York
Stanford White
McKim, Mead & White
Harry Thaw
Pittsburg
Madison Square Garden
White
Thaw
Trusts Have No Rights Fight Boosts Purchaser Victory
In St Louis circuit court Judge Ryan ruled for a purchaser who argued he need not pay for goods bought from a group labeled a trust. Cahill Swift Mass Blackring Co sued Joseph Walsh for 340 dollars after he refused payment. Walsh testified he bought the items in good faith and the defense relied on antitrust claims. the court entered judgment for the buyer.
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Hiccones
Trade of horse for Babe ends in tragedy
A fragmented report details a horse trade involving Richard Nohers B fandionied Sheth Indian and a life lost in Vietcbep during a power extension mishap. John Nehrhor, a pioneer, is credited with saving a horse trader. The narrative references a 2 year loss and a child captive, Dinh, aged four, raised by the Neteker family after a trade.
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Richard Nohers
Joh Nehrhor
Vietcbep
Eower
North Bros
Apadhes
John Neteker
Horne
Neteker
Defense of Inganity Beastie Trial of George Mitehall
The Oregon youth George Mitehall faces a homicide charge over the death of Joshes Mremintt described as Holy Retter from Corvallis. Court actions began with numerous witnesses summoned as the case proceeds amid feverish testimony and cross examinations.
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Beastie
George Mitehall
Oregon
Joshes Mremintt
Holy Retter
Corvallis
Mb Perior
Mitehallia
Wiife Witterly
Wreering & Fury Ly
Centrist Chorus Demands Resignation of Government
In St. Petersburg the conservative centrist bloc in the imperial council seeks to replace the Gorémykin ministry with a cabinet drawn from the Octoberists, Democratic Reform, and Constitutional Democratic parties. M. Yermoloff warns the current ministry cannot pacify the country and calls for a moderate, responsible ministry amid parliamentary tensions.
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St. Petersburg
Council of the Empire
Goremykin
Octoberist
Democratic Reform
Constitutional Democratic
M. Yermoloff
M. Yermolof
Blame Count Witte for 1904 Reform Fallout
London notes a Daily Telegraph piece by a Russian cabinet member blaming government indecision in autumn 1904 for failing to win over reformists. It argues delays fostered an alliance of reformers, terrorists, and merchants, risking the emancipation movement and future calamities.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Gem ‘Ave
Reform Party
Ruecen
Count Witte
Marty
Senate to Investigate Utah Land Scandals
A Washington special to the New York World reports the Utah land scandals will be examined by the Senate. Prominent western politicians including a senator and multiple officials are implicated. It is believed that public funds may have been diverted to corporations through controversial deals.
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Washington
New York World
Utah
Senate
Tl F
Murder charges loom after riot trials in Las Veras
In Las Veras New even of the Japs involved in the Cali ente riot last Thursday faced trials and preliminary hearings Saturday before Justice Maynard. Two defendants were fined 200 dollars or three hundred days in jail, two paid 250 dollars or accepted jail terms, two 200 dollars or equivalent in Pluche, and one was bound over to the grand jury on a first degree murder charge for killing Officer Monahan.
Analysis of Uncle Sam's Foreign Commerce 1905
Washington reports an analysis of U S foreign commerce showing 48 percent of imports from Europe and 20 percent from North America in 1905 while 67 percent of exports went to Europe and 17 percent to Asia. The report notes a gradual shift away from Europe as trade with the Orient expands, with progress concentrated in tropical regions.
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Washington
United States
Department of Commures and Labor
Europe
North America
South America
Asia
Oceania
Africa
Orient
Tropics
Possible Prosecutions Against Standard Oil Officials
Washington reports that the department of justice intends to begin criminal proceedings against Standard Oil officials, though indictments against John D Rockefeller H H Rogers and John D Archbold are considered doubtful. An official noted prosecutions will be pursued vigorously but cautioned that top figures may not be charged, akin to how railroad presidents are treated in such actions.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Standard Ol! Company
Standard of Company
John D. Rockefeller
H. H. Rogers
John D. Archbold
Standard of! Company
Raiiroads
Explosion at Harris lime quarry near Helena
Forty men narrowly escaped death when a powder house at Harris lime quarry exploded. An attached fuse and thirty five crates of dynamite were found near the brick house where the workers slept. Reports say a roaming alleged madman, previously linked to attacks on telegraph operators, may be involved.
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Helena
Mont
Harris Lime Courty
Cecintey
Woman Roasted to Death in Pasadena Car Crash
In Pasadena on Colorado street an automobile overturned at high speed, bursting into flames. J J Cordort, 28, husband of the dead woman, and C White escaped uninjured. Tarra J Cordort, a tobacco business man, loses wife. Jack Henderson, a Pan dene chauffeur, badly burned and may die. Mrs Ella May Morris of Pueblo Colo also burned and killed.
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Los Angeles
Colorado Street
Pasadena
J. J. Cordort
Tarra J. Cordort
Tota
Jack Henderson
Ella May Morris
Pueblo
Colo
Mr. Cordori
C. White
Waehinetia Western tonne a Cured sulsigatiel victory
A garbled report references a Western territory victory and an event involving shippers, fees, and a public frame. It mentions a Warren, Renatora Lodge, and Burswer with unclear connections. The text is highly obscured with many unreadable phrases and names.
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Leone
Ienaoane
Chia
Amature Warren
Renatora Lodge
Burswer
Immigration Debate Skirts Tax Plan in House Voting
A scrambled report notes lawmakers debating a major tax plan tied to education while immigration policy and district funding topics surface. The piece mentions representatives opposing higher rates and controversy over allocations, with focus on education testing and public spending.
Husband of Late Queen of Spain Injured in Auto Accident
The husband of the late Queen of Spain suffered injuries in an automobile accident while returning to Madrid from La Granja. The barrow mule involved was killed and the driver was seriously injured in the crash near Mosatongia.
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Spain
Madrid
Princ Carlos of
Bourbon
Mercedes
Alfonso XI
la Granja Iy
Mosatongia
Autor
Peivoe
Hol Bart
Child Surned to Death Ban Francie Peter Hustachy
Three and a half year old child of Mr and Mrs A Euutachy of Alameda died Saturday night after clothing caught fire while playing in the yard. Neighbors Mr and Mrs Joseph Duffard and Brille Almod sustained serious burns to hands while trying to smother the flames.
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Ban Francie
Peter Hustachy
Mra
A. Euutachy
Alameda
Mre
Juveph Duffard
Brille Alammod
Drummer's Good Luck Bridge Collapse Near Spokane
A bridge on Howard Street over the Spokane River near the Men Falls collapsed Sunday afternoon shortly after a street car crossed. John H. Beem, a commercial traveler from Honey Creek, Wis, was swept away but saved himself on the brink. He was removed unhurt. no other injuries reported.
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Spokane, Wash
Spokane River
Male Falls
John HH. Beem
Honey Creak
Win
Convent raid in Mexico uncovers reform violation
A building on Moncas Street was raided and identified as a convent with a chapel refectory and several dormitories. Inmates were Carmelites. Proceedings will be taken in the First district court though religious orders engaged in teaching and charity were not interfered with.
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Mexico Oly
Moncas Street
Carmelitod
Buna
Firet Diatrict
Murdered the Girl and Then Killed Himself
New York report from Amita near Morristown describes Lancore attempting to persuade Hosa Colly to elope. Bba refused, Langeore Shepat set fire to the house, and War Iryind provided details of the ensuing chaotic scene as responders arrived.
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New York
Amita
Morristown
Lancore
Hosa Colly
Bba
Langeore
Nellore
Delage
Garian Picnic Fight Leaves Several Injured in California Park
A violent clash erupted in a Laraln California park on Sunday between Hungarian and Cleveland groups during a rally. The fight, sparked by unknown provocation, lasted about an hour and left several people injured, with multiple individuals reporting burns and other injuries.
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Laraln
Cleveland
Hother Clube
Willies
Attorney General Moody to Prosecute Standard Oil Under Antitrust Laws
Washington officials announced Moody will invoke the Elkine law prohibiting interstate rebates and may pursue further action under the Sherman act to curb discrimination in trade and transportation if the Standard Oil company persists. The move targets rebates and discriminatory practices amid a pending rate bill.
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Moody
Wiaashington
Elkine Ian
Standard Oil Company
Eope
Big Corporations Fined in U S District Court Sentencing Seven Defendants
In a Friday morning ruling Judge McPherson fined seven defendants for concessions and rebates on shipments. Swift & Co $15,000. Cudahy Packing $18,000. Armour Packing $15,000. Melson Morrin & Co $18,000. Burlington-Quincy $15,000. George L Thaman $6,000 and nine months in prison. J B Taggart $4,000 and nine months. Appeals filed. executions set for June 2.
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Kansas City
United
George L. Thaman
New
Thomas
Taggart
Mopei
Ant Nin
Furniaben
Tington
Shaw
Waltons
John G. Don Omaha
Frank Fogermen
G. 0. M. Spencer
Ralf
Thomas and Tregert
Ware Ove
Discussion in Douma Faulty Reports on Revolt Figures
A fragmentary report from Petersburg notes Minister Stolypin sending a reply to parliament amid a muttered scandal over murder robbery and the alleged abuses of officials within the regime The dispatch mentions Ramish Ali a Georgian member presenting a reformist view and refers to a press exposure of ministerial conditions and the suppression of revolts involving Proelank regiment privates signaling ongoing unrest and revolutionary tension.
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Petersourg
Stolypine
Parliameent
Ramish Ali
Democrati
Proelank
President's Travel Expense Bill Progress in Senate
The traveling expense appropriation for the president faced key amendments and withdrawals. Senator Mebauril introduced an amendment, then Fal e withdrew it, allowing passage of an independent bill addressing nearly the same appropriation as recently heard in the House.
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Washington
Mebauril
One Fiend Lose Chicago Murder Trial
Richard Ivins faced trial Friday for the murder of Bosele Holliater, wife of Fred Holliater, head of the Lark Pointing establishment. The crime occurred the evening of January 12 and Ivins was found guilty of murder.
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Chicago
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