Multiple Labor Strikes and Policy Shifts Across West
The report details wage disputes shutting four Portland sawmills as workers demand higher pay, Nevada bills expanding railroad oversight, a Mormon church land deal in White Pine County, and Gov. Sparks signing a railroad commission bill. Also noted are a New York express tragedy, industry shifts in Butte, and ongoing railway tensions affecting transport and labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno Gazette
Mormon Church
White Pine County
Sparks
Nevada
Maria Hecker
Central Express
Eighty killed by magazine explosion at Toulon
Reports from Toulon describe a catastrophic powder magazine explosion on the French battleship Tena. The blast destroyed portions of the vessel, killed many, and injured hundreds, as crews fled the deck and panic spread among workers on shore. The disaster followed a recent refit and replenishment of powders and charges for the ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toulon
Kranich
Co Oveliek
Boventy
Wighty
Lena
Arene
Tenn
Herdl
Corprios
Echo of Dreyfus case echoes in French presidency
The article notes the sudden death of M. Casimir Perier the president of France after a brief illness. It traces his lineage from former minister of water and a leading opposition figure to Philippe, and recalls his 1894 election and 1895 resignation amid the Dreyfus affair. The piece connects his fall to de Calvin’s concealment of material facts and the broader Germany tension surrounding the Dreyfus scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parle
M. Casimir Perler
France
Uilarheita
Jean Pan
Perrier Cassaie-Perver
Fle
Dni Granison
Minlater
Waterlor
Geumffather
Lins Philippe
Casimin Perler
Zola
Casimin Perlers
de Calvin
Germany
Dreyfow
Nicaragua denies forced exile of U S minister amid steamer search
Washington officials refute claims that President Zelaya ousted American Minister Merry from Nicaragua and installed him at the frontier during his Managua visit three weeks earlier. Merry's dispatches from Feb 16 describe Nicaragua's search of the steamer for arms. authorities say Merry was not involved and no interference occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Zelaya
Nicaragua
Merry
Corti Riey
San Salvador
Corinto
Nivaragmin Uffirluis
Disastrous Day for Reuf in San Francisco Trial
A chaotic day in San Francisco centers on the prosecution of municipal graft involving Reuf. The California Supreme Court denied Ruefft’s writ to stop Judge Drone from proceeding with trial in department 6. Grand jury extortion allegations loom as the case advances amid delays and appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Craneisen
District Attorney Office
Alwaham
Department 6
Superior Court
Supreme Court of California
Ruefts
Drvnne
Judeo Tetiayi
United States District Court
Ftuet
Dened
Road Makers Convention in Session Ends At Car Meet
The four day denual convention of the American Roadmakers convened Tuesday in Car Mate Miele. Over 2.50 delegates representing thirty eight towns attended the session focusing on "colour turn rounds" and road improvements. Leaders including HL McDonald of Sew Miavity and others were present to discuss authority, process, and planning for future highway projects amid local opposition and logistical concerns. The event highlighted debates over who directs affairs and how communities share project benefits.
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Piresiirs
Asvonkatin
Miele Fall
Caren
Aire
Wagonilee
Anil Qald
Stint Deeks
Pawners Ward Lee Telgerh
Willian J. Tinga
Hall
Leavy
Fragmented OCR story on a chaotic crime scene and witnesses
A garbled OCR narrative describes a chaotic incident with police action and witnesses. Names, places, and specifics are unreadable, but references to a crime scene and the investigation surface amid disjointed phrases and misread terms. The text hints at a traumatic event affecting multiple individuals and locations, though clarity is lost.
Butte Miners Get Raise and Will Resume Work
In Butte Montana an agreement between John D. Tiyan and the Miners union sets a sliding wage scale for underground and shaft workers tied to copper prices. Wages range from 3.50 to 4.75 per day as copper price thresholds are met, with development work to restart immediately. The dispute over newspaper publishing contracts remains unresolved after four weeks of suspension.
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Butte
Tobhere
Bute
F. H. Newell
Government Reclamation Service
Charles D. Walcott
United States Geological Survey
Portland
Mont
John D. Tiyan
Amalmated Copper Company
Miners’ Union
Hin
Contempt for Governor Shocks Idaho Senate
In a tense late session Idaho Senate member Senator John W Hart of Fremont tore a bill to shreds after moving to discharge the committee, declaring contempt for the governor. The scene followed a stalled all-pass measure as adjournment neared and 17 bills were sent to the governor while several key measures died in conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Min
Nower
Senate
John W. Hart
Fremont County
State Affairs Committee
House
Day
Hart
Breakdown of Oil Trust Appeal Reaches New York and Chicago
The article reports a U S circuit court decision sustaining service orders in a government suit against Standard Oil and over fifty affiliates and individuals connected to the Watern-Fiscee OW company. It notes witnesses' nonresidency issues, judges Sunburn Mino' Adame and Vandeventer, and Judge swoon’s opinion. The piece shifts to a separate items section with scattered notes on political events and a cremation description about a deceased person and public display.
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St. Louis
United States Circuit Oart
United States Circuit
Standford Df Company
Watern- Fiscee OW
Roosevelt
Defendite
Bt Lait
Mederay
Sunburn
Mino
Adame
Vandeventer
Swoon
Eluah Dowie Dies After Remarkable Career in Zion City
John Alexander Dowie founder of the Christian Catholic Church and Zion City dies at Shiloh House Zion City at 7 40 Saturday morning March 9. his career spanned Australia Scotland and the United States with a dramatic rise after arriving in Chicago in 1894 and founding Zion City as the center of his healing and religious work.
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Chicago
John Alexander Dowie
Shiloh House
Zion City
O. N. Barnes
Dowle
John Alexander Dowle
Edinburgh
Scotland
Adelaide
Australia
Dawle
Edinwire
San Francisco
California
Dr. Dowie
Alexander
John Gladstone Dowie
Esther
Christian Catholic Church
International Divine Healing Association
Auditorium Theatre
Elijah
Mexico
Damaion
Lilly
Willa Glenn Volivia
Dowie
Ien City
Papers Served on Christian Science Leaders
In equity proceedings for an accounting of Mrs Mary G Bukne Eddys property papers were served on Calvin A Frye Mia Bildys secretary and Lowly Birang her avelllant secretary. Herman S Herring a Pctalant reader at the local Christian Science channel was served at his printer Huite MonteVhe Typographical Union has submitted to publishers to work at the rate of $6 per day with agee to be deeded by arbitration.
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Fowe
Thie Elo Ln
Mra
Mary G. Bukne Eddy
Christian Scence Leader
Calvin A Frye
Mia
Bildy
Birang
Aveillant
Tey
Herman
Herring
Christan Science Chanel
Wier
Denier
War in Central America charged to Honduran president
Fragmentary report alleges Honduran President Zelaya faced charges linked to a political movement across Central America. The note claims external planners within Honduras aimed to provoke a serious upheaval involving rebel factions in the region.
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Central America
Hondan
Warrington-Niparagian
Zelaya
Hondas Oil
Monde Agabnet
Honiitie
Peetivat Handa
Hondurae
Goldfield Man Brutally Murdered by I W W Suspects
A Spaniard in Goldfield Texas was shot twice at close range near his West Rawisey restaurant by two men linked to the Industrial Workers of the World. Local carpenters faced replacement by two volunteers at a Saturday shift, triggering a meeting at Miners Manton hall where two IW W delegates beat them. Smith and Preston were arrested for assault with intent. Preston’s fate remains unresolved as suspicion falls on him for the murder.
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Goldfield
Tony Syson
Goldfiel
Manton Hall
Smith
Preston
Rune
Zabalos Favors Subsidy Extension of Trade
Buenos Aires reports Ketanslane Zalal Jon, former Argentine minister to the United States, expressing disappointment that the ship subsidy bill failed in Congress. He argues the move harms both nations and calls for measures to extend commerce between Argentina and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Ketanslane Zalal Jon
Alfire
United States
Naval display at Jamestown reveals armored ships
Washington reports the Jamestown position will feature ironclads from the Aviantir fleet commanded by Admiral bvany alongside foreign cruisers. The display will showcase armored vessels equal in size to battleships and formidable in appearance, highlighting naval evolution and strategic power.
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Washington
Aviintir
Bvany
Jamestown
Gome
Trouble Looms in Goldhel Mine Workers Clash
Reported unrest at Goldhel mine as local business leaders clash with Titwee Workers of the World. Possible escalation of strife causes closures and threats to labor ranks, with mine owners and union leaders implicated in ongoing conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thels
Thay Miliaris
Daeloed Apa
Howe
Daeneee
Violent Speeches by Soc Lane Sparks Demonstration
Fragmentary report describes a violent speech incident linked to Soc Lane amid a large demonstration spanning over 1,000 miles, led by figures including Byneau and Lamondin. The crowd waved banners in Calais and at the Nematarien Ni district, where speeches again urged action. Unclear details mention incidents and mines.
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France
Corie
Killing at Hone toweburg In Cabin Quarrel Case
In Hone toweburg, Ores William aged Gorman killed Philander Lemmen burg after a quarrel in a cabin. Witnesses say the fight began over a dispute in Lannie haviengs, leading to blows and a fatal strike that killed Lemmen burg instantly.
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Ravi
Honetoweburg
Willian
Gorman
Philander Lemmenburg
Unclear early report on anti abuse group in New York city
Fragmentary OCR conveys a report about an anti abuse faction in New York during exile, noting a Sunday declaration that a purifier of the army passed at Park Avenue and a feature of the organization turning in a new phase. Details are garbled.
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Arin Hutt
New York
Thin City
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