Northwest Notes on Nevada Senate Bid and Local Deaths
Northwest notes Larry Sullivan may seek U S Senate in Nevada while reports detail a fatal shooting near Geld Botte Nevis on April 25 and a Wyoming dynamite camp explosion killing men, injuring many. The article also mentions public land title reviews in Wyoming, health updates in Yerington Nevada, and industry data from Reno.
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Larry Sullivan
United States
Nevada
Snator Franck
Fremont Cobb
Jack Ward
Hopute
Louis Hiwath
Walla Walla
Harey Gilninre
Livi
Mintatian
Njuries
Yale
Town & Hendear V
Department of the Interior
Wyoming
Colorado Ing
Arate
John Linn
Roosevelt replies to unions on justice for Moyer Haywood
President Roosevelt states in a Central Federated union letter that if evidence shows miscarriage of justice for Moyer and Haywood, he will present it to the attorney general for action. The letter follows a union committee meeting with chairman John Heney and Coakley, who supported the president’s stance.
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New York
Central Federated Union
Roosevelt
Union Coumbine
Nil
Lim
Coakley
Ecommittee
Courte
Moyer and Huywoutt
Socialist parade in New York supports Moyer Haywood Pettibone
About 26,000 marchers protested in the East Side of New York in a large union labor rally for Moyer Haywood and Pettibone. The procession passed Grand Central Place with little disorder and curiosity crowding along. Morris Milquist chaired the Socialist meeting after the parade ended with a shown flag display. President Roosevelt’s name drew a storm of hiss from the crowd.
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New York
Upper
Lower East Side
Moyer, Haywood and Pettibone
Western Federation of Minors
Grand Central Place
Morris Milquist
President Roosevelt
Hiss
Body of Marvin Boy Found in Marsh Near Dover
The body of Uttle Hor ace Marvin, missing from his father’s farm at Kittshammock near Dover, was found Saturday afternoon in a marsh in a state of preservation. A local boy who found the corpse reported uncertainty about the location and whether the child wandered or was placed there amid speculation of murder and concealment in the marsh grass.
Germany Alone in the Far East Emerges in Diplomacy
Great Britain pursues a strategic move to isolate Germany in the Far East. Reports claim Emperor William stands isolated as talks in Tokyo and London edge toward an understanding with Japan and France. A broader Anglo-Russian alliance shapes Europe’s eastward balance, with Japan and Russia signaling approval of general lines while France seeks recognitions.
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Germany
William
Japan
Far East
Tokio
Indo-China
Siam
Korea
China
Russia
Mrs Roosevelt Narrowly Escapes Yacht Collision
On arrival in Washington Friday aboard the yacht Sylph, Mrs Roosevelt and companions including Mrs Clifford Tuebardion of New York and Mrs Bacon narrowly avoided a serious crash with a tug boat after a misstep near the Totomar. The shock sent several guests to the deck as the Sylph reeled but no serious injuries were reported.
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Toospynk
Adie
Sylph
Amber Brat
Fay Pole
Roone
Clifford Tuebardion
New York
Bacon
Wip
Tea Statuat Pucretary of State
Nene W Hate
May Cut Wheat Crop Across Northern Regions
Weather delays in April and into May have slowed seeding across northern Minnesota North Dakota Manitoba and parts of South Dakota. Snowstorms in North Dakota left ground rough and moisture low raising worries among grain growers though optimism persists that completing planting by week’s end or midweek will avert a seriously reduced crop.
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St. Paul
Minnesota
North Dakota
Manitoba
South Dakota
Ithuy
Sou Dakota
Weather Upset In Wheat Belief Cited By Expert
A Chicago based expert disputes reports of widespread crop damage from harsh weather. He notes spring seeding delays in Minnesota and the Dakotas but says a late September period should allow ample growth across grains. He cites observations from Washington to Chicago indicating brighter prospects ahead.
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Minnesota
Washington
Chiesa
United States
Washington Socialists Convention Attack Roosevelt Allegations
The Washington Socialist convention denounced Roosevelt and labeled certain figures as undesirable elements. A coalition was formed to declare these individuals as undesirable, with the party planning to publicize the list within the coming week. Concurrent reports note the death of General Joseph K. Hudson at his Topeka home, aged 87.
Determined Effort of 4 Physician to Commit Buleide
El Paso Texas reports a dramatic attempt by a wealthy physician, T Wilson, to take his own life using a razor. The episode occurred at Mt healthi tor, with authorities stating the man, 58, formerly of Virginia, endangered by his action and his life is described as hopeless by observers.
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Buleide
el Paso
Tex
Mt Healthi Tor
T. T. Wilson
Wee
Virgina
Thie Place
Surgeons in New York Perform First US Of Its Kind Operation
In New York surgeons at St Geegard's Hospital carried out a pioneering procedure replacing a portion of a left forearm bone with a graft. The operation, claimed to be the first of its kind in the United States, involved two young children and a home rescue amid a fire, with no deaths reported.
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New York
United States
Sealed verdict opened in Wilkes-Barre case
Reports from Wilkes-Barre indicate a sealed verdict opened Monday morning with six defendants found guilty and two acquitted. The principal charge involved a plot to rob a bank and solicit funds for the Black Hand. Penalty cited is two years of imprisonment.
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Wilkenbarre
Ullty
Black Hand Society
Five Hundred Men Fight for Fi in Hellingoain Washington
Five hundred men battle near Maple Falls in Whalen County as a change in wind direction averts total destruction. Dispatches report field units and a nearby convoy sent to the area to support operations amid stubborn resistance and shifting weather.
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Hellingoain
Maple Falls
Whalen
Ay Fyol
Drumhead Court Martial Sentences Tallied
Soviet era figures report 1114 executed, 79 sent to life, 710 condemned, 16 minor terms, 71 acquitted under drumhead law. After Stolypin’s suspension, 39 executions since March 5. Monthly peaks reached 201. Baltic provinces led with 326 executions in November. Law abolition bill to be debated May 15.
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Preminr Stolypin
Baltic
Poland
Caucasus
St. Petersburg
Tower House
Drumhead Court
No Third Term For Roosevelt Declared
Chicago dispatch reports from Washington indicate President Roosevelt will not seek re nomination for a second term. The highest authority says a public statement will be made at the proper moment to renounce any further candidacy and underscore the two term tradition as the guiding principle. The message references the election in November 1904 and asserts no future nomination will be pursued.
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Chicago
Tribune
Washington
D. C
Roosevelt
President Roosevelt
Waiting for Translation Great Falla Believers Await End
A. W. Stanton, a prominent stockman, sold all property worth thousands to the highest bidder for 160 dollars and moved to a rented house. He and eight followers, awaiting the end, divested possessions in preparation for translation to heaven.
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Lewood
A. W. Stanton
Thin City
Tie
Etix
Stanton
Magazine Explosion Destroys Canton Building Line
A gunpowder magazine exploded in Canton on Friday evening causing great loss of life and property. Twenty one bodies recovered, hundreds injured, fifteen buildings razed, and over a hundred wrecked. A nine story pagoda and mannative city hall were damaged. an officer found clutching a pipe near his corpse suggests foul play.
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Hongkong
Canton
Audacious Hold Up Targets Onyx Bank Saloon in City
Three masked men robbed the Onyx Bank saloon Thursday evening in a crowded area. They bound proprietor James McTernay and assistants Thomas Needham James Muler and Janes Burke, escaping with about $1,000 in cash and jewelry.
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Onyx Bank
James McTernay
Thomas Needham
James Muler
Janes Burke
Found Whole Family Dead in Jersey City Home
The Cronin family William, his wife, and their heir two sons were found dead from inhaling illuminating gas in their three story Jersey City residence. Crouse, employed as a handyman, failed to report for duty and a messenger checked the locked door, entering to discover the entire family deceased.
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New York
William Cronin
Jersey City
Crouse
Meanenger
President Roosevelt Calls for Duty in War and Peace
In a Washington speech at the unveiling of General George Meade’s statue the president warns that the nation must be ready to defend liberty in war and seek peace with justice. He condemns sloth and urges citizens to act with courage and responsibility to ensure the country’s safety and ideals endure.
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Rooncrete
George
Army of the Potomac
Minister elopes with warp New York
A garbled report notes the minister Jeremo Coube departed Hempetend and Mrs Pleein Whaley refused retirement, claiming a letter and a $1 bequest from her father. It mentions Mo Cooke and a trolley car incident as part of the vague tale, with an orphaned Whaley and years of ministry friends.
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Te Fonabie
Eplecwal Chin
Hempetend
Jeremo Coube
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Whaley
Lear
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Cooke
Moe Cooke
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Sion
Tariff changes and trials shake New York scene
United States tariff discussions emerge in New York as Roosevelt administration seeks a mutual trade accord with France. A concurrent session reviews expert estimates for foreign affairs and a domestic court case ends with a sentence for Frank Morgan after a federal jail term gesture. Earthquake refugees flood from San Francisco to Omaha while train crowds and rosters adjust to post disaster shifts. In New Orleans a court convicts Anna Loulee De Massy in a manslaughter case linked to Gustav Simon, with details of prior absence of the defendant.
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Ener
Eon
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Aranese
Annae Loulee de Masay
Doalgort
Gustav Almond
Gustav Bimon
Adler
de Massy
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