Many Global Incidents Reported Across Nations
The report outlines numerous events including labor migration via Mexico to the United States, a shipwreck with thirteen sailors drowned, a double murder suicide, a fatal coal mine explosion, a trolley shooting, and political moves on race separation in Oklahoma. It also notes declarations of war by Honduras against Nicaragua, cultural losses in the Netherlands, and various political and legal developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Turner
GH. Turner
Farrisburg
Robert Kennedy
Hague
Netherlands
W. J. Salix
Phelps County
Missouri
Taluor
Russia
Ben
Hei
Mexico
Nicaragun
Banilisty
Leyden
Mitine Campinice
Bil
John Codlyod
Trydue
Two Thousand Miners Laid Off in Butte Strike Fallout
In Butte Montana Amalgamated Properties and North Butte announce stoppage of development work after a miners vote to raise wages from 3.75 to 4 dollars for underground workers and 4.25 to 4.50 for shaft men. About two thousand laid off amid threatened general strike rhetoric and union leadership dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Mont
John Gillie
Amalgamated
Butte Coalition
North Butte
Amalgamated Company
Clark Properties
Heinze Properties
Anid Ie
Lange
Mrs. Bradley Pleads Not Guilty to Murder Charge
Anne M. Bradley was arraigned in criminal court No. 1 in Washington D C on a charge of killing former U S Senator Arthur Brown. She pleaded not guilty as she showed signs of distress during the reading of the indictment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. Cme
Anne M. Bradley
Justice Stamohd
United States
Arthur Brown
Lecourt
Bailey Senate Vote Clears Investigating Committee
Texas Senate rejects delay and discharges the investigating committee probing Senator Joseph W. Batley amid charges. A substitute would have halted the report and demanded immediate action, while Batley supporters pressed for full disclosure of the testimony and evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Texas Senate
Joseph W. Bally
Anti Batley
Hy Clay Pierce
Batley
Batluy
Tiijie
Tully
Senate
WU Pasate
Railroad Rate Report Shows Big Decline in Costs and Efficient Service
The senate minority report by Withington Seonter Elkins of West Virginia outlines 37 years of railroad rate history. It notes a steady drop in passenger and freight rates, a 1904 transportation cost savings of about two billion dollars, and wage gains for railroad workers while reporting more efficient operations and lower railway capital value versus commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Withington—Seonter Elkins
West Virginia
Senate
Pan Fiverage
Lotwit FO Nich
Wid
Confession of Adams Read in Court Room
Adams confession in court claims he joined the Western Federation of Miners at Cripple Creek and knew Moyer Haywood and Pettibone He says Pettibone instructed him to go to Idaho and see Simpkins to target Steunenberg They arranged the crime with Stropikins and planned the murder during visits at the Idaho penitentiary and related examinations Corrections officers questioned Mc Whitney about Adams access while he was in custody and why he remained at the penitentiary without a grand jury indictment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dado
Simpkins
Steunenberg
Pettibone
Haywood
Steunenhere
Idaho
Stropikins
Fire at Germain store scorches life and endangers many
In Los Angeles a basement fire at the Pair Novelty store caused a major blaze and killed Mrs Enon Stewart who tried to warn others. Photographer E R Savage saved her before she died an hour later. A separate Montreal blaze at the Moghe Jaga school killed sixteen children. The building lacked fire escapes, blamed on the city fire commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Pire
Belok
Germain
Enon Stewart
Germaln Company
White
E.R Savage
Montreal
Privelsal
Sarah Maxwell
Sixtenn Childwin
Minon Mine
Muswell
Mystery in Treasury Theft Stuns City
Ubiqua suspects cover up as $173000 vanished from a city treasury vault. Police press officials deny errors as ten men face questions. investigators seek the missing funds in denominations of $1000, $400, and $1000 bills amid broad vigilance.
Ship subsidy in background amid near final week of 85th congress
Washington report notes ship subsidy and Aldrich financial bills likely to get house and senate attention in the closing week. Supporters hope to include features in the post office appropriation bill or push for independent action after deficiency funds. Mention of European leaders and Central American developments appears in a broad wrap of political and foreign news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Friends of
Ship Subaldy
Aek
Cubans Cheer Magoon Abrogation Move In Havana
In Havana ex Senator Munteagulla leads 500 horsemen and carriages in a parade to press Governor Macoon to abrogate the military order by General Leonard Wood banning cock fighting. A petition is presented amid cheers as Macoon reviews the procession and receives the document. In Washington the House hears conferees discuss travel allowances for members, noting a 2 cent per mile rate and limits on reimbursements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Munteagulla
Macron
Macoon
Bericus
Leonard Wood
Maconi
Department Wins Funding Increase for Office Construction
Washington senator Warren urged the appropriations committee to raise funding by about 100,000 dollars to cover building construction for military posts. The bill passed the house with an increase aimed at meeting the War Department’s needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Warren
Thase
Lhe Bul
Enormous price shifts in milk and cream markets
Fragmented OCR notes describe drastic price changes in milk and cream, referencing wartime supply constraints, market curtailments, and high costs. The text mentions dealers, prices, and disruptions across regions with multiple garbled terms and figures.
Poisoned Hie and Goughter Dover Men Bam A Wile
A Dover incident involves a wife and husband accused of poisoning. The couple faced police action after a Septober date, with a court case lingered and officials detailing the family’s alleged wrongdoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Eile Belocl
Porter UK
Oberne
Mallee Selamey
Cera
Kehre
Godel
Unclear OCR Patient Incident at Local Hospital
Fragmentary report describes a patient admitted to a hospital with unclear details and potential firearm or violent context. Text is garbled with many misspellings and lacks coherent names, dates, or locations for definite facts.
Peasants in Russian Parliament Election Shifts
In St. Petersburg statistics the 419 members of parliament reveal party splits. Seventy-one monarchists, 88 moderates, 24 prourrestives, 78 constitutional democrats, 156 left party members, 40 nationalists and 18 indefinites. The left party claims an unprecedented socialist bloc with 47 social democrats and 45 social revolutionists. The Russian socialist group is numerically larger than any socialist body in German affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Left Party
Left
Sociak
Socialista
Imperiatrix Sinks Near Crete After Striking Rock
The Austrian Lloyd steamer Imperiatrix, en route from Trieste to Bombay, struck a rock near Cape Blaphonisl off Crete and sank shortly after. About 160 passengers and crew were aboard. exact drownings are unconfirmed. The ship departed Trieste on February 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trienté
Auviria
Trieste
Bombay
Cape Blaphonisl
Crete
Bomb damages carriage of city police chief in center
A bomb exploded beneath the carriage of Colonel von Gessenberg, chief of police, injuring him and wounding bystanders. Windows shattered as the vehicle toppled in the city center during a Saturday assault. Police chief’s condition and motive remain under investigation.
House Drops Probe Into Balley Leaks as Inquiry Ends
A house committee, chaired by Balley Leaks and Teta, voted to stop further testimony in the United States Senator J. W. Balley leans case. About 2,000 pages of evidence were considered before the panel decided to report to the full body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asin
Teta
House
United States
J. W. Balleyle
Vile Gartient
Pleasure Trip Ends in Utah Train Crash Kills Two Legislators
A Copper Belt line wreck near Hing ham canyon in Utah killed Wayne county representative Seth Taft and Clinton J. Leigh, legislative reporter for the Herald, as a party tour bused to a copper camp. The coupling chain broke, sending ore cars crashing into the lawmakers’ flat car. Taft died instantly, Leigh died later at 7 20 p.m. The fatal accident prompts tributes from Speaker Harry Juewplt and other officials as the delegation returned from an inspection trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Hoxton Consolidated Wine
Hingham Canyon
Tat
Wayne County
Clinton J. Leigh
The
Horn
Utah
Great Copper Camp
Radso
Leigh
Taft
Harry Juewplt
Lake Cates Minor
Howton
Hingham
Samuel Newhrie
Tal
Salt Lake
Bowet
Avar
Legislal
Lelah Wis
Tenpraane
Bern
Bull Lake City
Archbishop Riordan Comments on Japanese Policy in Interview
In a Pasadena interview, Archbishop Riordan criticizes Washington's handling of Japan policy. He argues President Roosevelt erred in how San Francisco would respond to Japanese actions and cautions against aiding schooling for Japanese students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Angeles
Patrice W. Riordan
San Francisco
Ehuren
Pasadena
Peel
Nero
al Washington
Franciaga
Japanimme
Respect for the Uniform Highlighted at Navy League Convention
The opening of the Navy League of the United States annual convention drew about 6 000 members and guests to Washington with strong focus on respect for army and navy uniforms. Central figures included former ambassador Porter and key delegates numbered around 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy League of the
United States
Washington
Army
Navy
Cantral Horse Porter
Fy Pane
Delicaten
Train Collision Near Washington Mile Bud
A derailed combination car on the Chicago Milwaukee and Fort Harrow gauge line between Lovun W and Cascade toppled at a curve in the tranllever stream near Washinton Mile. The coach carried ten Wisingert passengers. many were injured and killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosel
Dubuque
Cnach
Chicago
Tatal
Exparta of Gollor pwoknitans in Washington and cotton trade
A rough report notes Washington Americat 000 onplobad by practicatly pai 000 thranich and the bureau of atacciatice describes a decline in cotton exports. It mentions Unie ppraitlet Einntiated ty and a significant value of 77000,000 for cotton shipped to Japan amid redoubled trade tensions and related factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pwoknitans
Bureau of ‘Ataciatice
Ounimares
Unie
Mostio
Japan
Redoution Eau
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Hawaii
Ramburg-Americas ‘Steam Packet Company
Maere Nowy Belne
George Washington
Hong Kong
Wear River
Hong Hing
Mra
Mundell
Conenersville
Ind
Lamagh Mine
Collingeville
Jie
Vale
Beataooo
Tim Trenton Fla
Meader
Tealaa
Mikel
Joyita
Haiti
AmreOullas
Rash Iia
Ratan
Senator Brown
Bailey
Texas
Elkins
Adams
Slaim
Adare
Ldane
Steunenberp
Treasury
Bilta
Droft
Wits
Wwe
Briaill
Marvin Uncle Shams
Sensena
Berlin
Willlam
Uilo von Stulbers Werntyerede
Willan
Velohvtias
Senvine Riowel A Algor
Michixev
Cullom Adams
Wireonein
William B Black
New York
J. H. Kotehow
Sunny Mi
Tit
Benatar Alger
Gardner
Denby
Darragh
Michinan
Lacey
Town
Zelaya
Choluteon
Honduras
Ansetosito Orth
Paulino Gedey
Koilie Chamareo
Onito Bebeaveria
Antonin — Bwtes
Rafael Herpes
Varios
Hon i Nicaragua
Menteur
Auloye
Congress
Crampacker
Indiana
Mer. Littaver
Fae Comet
Hie Wite
Goughter
Adam James T. Whean
Reredeer
Ted
Imperatix
Island
Uncle Sam
Waaiguten Unies
Blowragua
Chief
Party of Utah
Seth Taft
Clint B. Leigh
the Herald
Bingham
Gollor
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