Mmerer Wyoming Scene Reports Various Far Reaches
A wide set of brief notes from the northwest region reports deaths from a fall at Batt, a man found dead in Butte, a grain handler strike settled in Portland, an innocent bystander shot in a pistol duel at Goldfield, and a large sheep loss in Rock River. Other items note interior contracts for Shoshone irrigation, a fatal saw accident near Lander, and a series of incidents across Oregon Washington and Wyoming including shootings, floods, and weather impacts.
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John Kelly
Batt
Alexander P. McKillop
Butte
Portland
Jim O'Farrel
Goldfield
Nevada
Bill Tanner
Frank Timlin
B A. Harnden
Rock River
Wyoming
Secretary of the Interior
Charles Stith
George Stewart
Nellie Doyle
Fleury Hose
Hos
Oregon
Washington
Tacoma
Mequiant
Sooner claims gobbled up by eager searchers at Grant Peak
Dynamite blast at Mount Grant opened Walker Lake Indian reservation at noon Monday. Hundreds of hopeful prospectors raced across desert and lake to rush claims near Dutchman Cottonwood and nearby creeks, injuring some as launches failed to beat the late arrivals. In San Francisco, Secretary Metcalf will review data on placing Japanese parentage children in separate schools, with the hawaro firm on state law and treaty rights guiding its position.
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Grant Peak
Mmountaine
Walker Lake Indian Reservation
Mountain
Hawthorne
Mount Grant
Walker Lake
San Francisco
Victor Metcalf
Department of Commerce and Labor
Fifty Victims Of Atlantic City Electric Train Disaster
A week’s death toll from the Atlantic City electric tram accident near the waterway between the city and its neighbor rises. Victims include known names, with bodies recovered and searches continuing. Rescue efforts and official inquiries are noted as authorities assess the tragic event.
Tragic Atlantic City Train Crash Kills Dozens
A Sunday Atlantic City West Jersey & Seashore electric train derailed on a draw bridge over the Thoroughfare. Three coaches plunged into water and many passengers perished, with deaths suspected to rise as the submerged cars are searched. Crowds gathered as police and fire officials coordinated responses.
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Atlantic City
West Jersey & Seashore Railroad
Rose
Poltop
Maxy Oll
Elrete
Chiat Nal
Fire Department
Oler
The Coming Election in Forty-Two States and Territories
Elections set for November 6 across forty two sites and territories with state officers and legislators chosen in many states, joint statehood votes for Arizona and New Mexico, and nine or more congressmen elected. The piece lists party prospects and anticipated shifts amid a nation tense for party balance.
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New York
Oregon
Maine
Vermiet
Covernor
Supreme Court
Citalonm
Arizona
New Mexseo
United State
Denchrate
Fiteen
Vivant
Talstanik
Missinin
Kentneky
Arkanans
Alesay
Iit
Meinele
Vermont
Japanese Feelings Pacified By Presidential Action
A fragile public mood in Japan shifts after a decisive U S move. The article notes mixed reactions among officials and citizens as government actions reshape regional tensions and domestic confidence.
Aske Fur Accounting and Political Turmoil in New York
A garbled report mentions Aske Fur Accounting and figures like Woabinetini Torey Walmunt of New York. It references firkwwe ehaiemen, Atopulliont and Dolerathy Quiverees, and a campaign titled SOUAL CaMpOINN COMMINOOH. The text shows disrupted names and unclear events.
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Torey Walmunt
Om York
Crite Ehmirmin
Jawad
Bhoechak Ai Jaen
Wheeler cites deadly threats in city politics
A Los Angeles audience quotes University of California President Benjamin Ide Wheeler calling for action against miscreants in San Francisco. He warns outsiders and conspirators grow bold and vows supporters may back drastic measures if violence occurs, describing widespread political upheaval and fear across bay area cities.
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
Meade
Benjamin Ide Wheeler
University of California
Wheeler
Stuef
Bay Cities
Pootic
Killer and Woman Die in West Ninth Street Tragedy
New York announces that Louis G. Mampson assistant secretary of the United States Trust Company shot Victoria C. Taczhow a 29 year old beauty and then killed himself at the Hotel Griffon on West Ninth street late Saturday night. He was about 60 and left a wife and two children. The pair had been together for a month and whether they planned to die together remains undetermined. Taczhow lived with her father and invalid mother.
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New York
Louis G. Mampson
United States ‘Trust Company
Victoria C. Taczhow
Griffon
West Ninth Street
Simplon
Hampton
Miss Taezhow
Daring Russian Robbers and A Morning of Alarm
A report outlines a daring robbery in which highwaymen seized $100,000 from a wagon near Knownann Sarin, scattering explosions that injured several. Kansas City policeman Spyder, riding with driver Frank Schrouder, was involved in a trolley car collision while attempting to evade the robbers, with a small boy seen fleeing into traffic. The tale blends multiple sensational events from New York to Columbus, including a world record set by Lyenn Hod and legal actions involving Attorney General Tin and the state.
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Knownann Sarin
Ilsefty
Sven
Kansas City
Stubert M. Bayder
Frank Mt Schrouder
Chanteur
Belimeder
Ag i Strick
Spyder
Rey
Rifles Sunk in Havana Harbor Amid Cuban Turmoil
Secretary Taft’s pledge to neutralize surrendered arms was fulfilled as Cuban artillery dumped thousands of rifles and carbines into thirty fathoms of water off Morro castle.Despite unrest in Puerto Principe and Santa Clara, troops push to protect Holguin as rebels remain active. Aguacate’s ousted mayor is restored and armed escorts form amid fears of attacks. Governor Magoon orders Governor Nunes to Aguacnie with troops.
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Havana
Taft
Bia
Cuba
Morro Castle
Puerto Principe
Santa Clara
Holania
Eleventh Infantry
Hol- Fuln
Aguacate
Mavana
Magoon
Nunes
Aguacnie
Water Restores Flow To Imperial Channel After Two Years
Imperial California irrigation fever ends as Imperial Valley rejoins the old Colorado river channel near the Gulf of California. After six years of colonization and a disrupted Salton Sink flow, the Colorado river breached its banks two years ago, forcing rail relocation. The Southern Pacific finally redirected water back to the former canal at a cost of about 1 million dollars, marking a long awaited restoration for the irrigation system and local agriculture.
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Imperial
Cal
Gulf of California
Colorado River
Colorado Desert
Imperial Valley
Salton Eank
Southern Pacific
Explosion Traps Nine Men in Johnstown Mine Blast
An explosion at Cambelt steel car mine near Johnstown Pennsylvania killed seven men and injured two. Initial reports suggested a gas ignition from cutting but later accounts proved unreliable as many workers were considered trapped and the total casualties remained uncertain.
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Johnstown
Moody to Appoint Moody to Supreme Bench Report
President intends to nominate Attorney General William H. Moody of Massachusetts to the Supreme Court seat vacated by the retirement of Associate Justice Henry B. Brown. The plan, reported as intended, follows a general expectation that Massachusetts holds a seat on the bench.
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Hole
Notable Chicago Crisis Tour Ends in Tragic Death
In Chicago a personal crisis report describes Chicago Willand Stewart, a Toronto native, dying by self harm during a hotel tour with companions from Hoohwater New York. A witness heard a shot and colleagues rushed to Stewart’s room where authorities found the incident.
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Chicago
Willand Stewart
Toronto
Canada
Bardinga
Stewart
Hoohwater
N.Y
Binnsart
Mem Choud
Har Kuehaod
bin Tawe
Honorable Career of General Forsyth in Colimbua
Major General A. A. Forsyth retired died at home Wednesday after a year of illness. Born in Ohio in 183? he graduated from West Point in 1866 and served in the Civil War era campaigns on Medellan and Peninsula. He later held command roles and earned recognition for gallantry at key battles.
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Colimbua
Alanus
W. Forsyth
A. A
Forsyth
Ohio
West Point
Peninsula
Maryland
Ble
Barkentine Skagit Drives Ashore in Dense Fog
In a heavy fog off Vancouver Island, the barkentine Skagit of 443 tons bound from San Francisco to Port Gamble ran aground near the Valencia disaster site. Captain Rose and the cook perished. seven crew survived to shore with injuries aided by David Logan, as the vessel became a total wreck near a graveyard of ships including Valencia and Atlanta.
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Victoria
B. C
Port
Vancouver Island
Valencia
Rose
Cook
Guiney
David Logan
Naoman
San Francisco
British barque Iredale runs aground near Astoria
Off the south Columbia coast Astoria Oregon heavy weather drives the British barque Iredale ashore on Cintsoy spit near mouth of the river. Captain Lawrence and crew of 9 were rescued by Point Adams lifeboat as the ship listed and most of her cargo and rigging broke up, with the vessel feared a total loss.
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Astoria
Ore
Columbia River
Pater Iredale
Lawrence
Salinas Crus
Mexico
Portland
Cintsoy Spit
Point Adams
Dresers
Tenement House Fire Horror in Kansas City
A devastating blaze at a Chamber of Commerce building in Kansas City Missouri destroyed a large tenement house with about 100 rooms. Firemen feared 200 to 300 people were inside when the fire started around midnight many residents were unknown or transient. A thorough search of the ruins was planned to determine the number of victims as some bodies may have burned to ashes.
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Kansas City
Chamber of Commerce
Complaint of Japanese envoy seeks fair rights in California
Washington Viscount Aokiny quove ambassador presented a complaint Thursday alleging Japanese subjects in California were denied fair rights under the 1884 policy. Secretary Rout discussed the issue with officials in San Francisco to secure a representation to authorities in California.
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Washington
Viscount Aokiny
United States
California
Ebittr
San Prancisco
Workmen in Southern Russia rally the Black Flag
St Petersburg reports a large strike by workers in Russia's rail sector at Yekaterinoy, with over 100,000 laborers quitting and waving the black flag. No independent confirmation yet. In San Francisco a domestic dispute ends in a fatal shooting as a deputy shoots a man trying to arrest a wife in a yard.
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St. Petersburg
Roch
Promini
Arkansas Wing Against Packers State No 1 Defective OCR
In the Pulagiri county circuit court Judge Winfield sustains the state motion. The state seeks judgment for 910 000 against the Hen mond Packing company alleging the mayor acted as a trickster from the duck et and a failure to tender before the commissioner.
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Abe Pani Ibat
Late Rock
Aryeh Ihe
Allegal
Pulagiri County
Winfield
Henmond
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Ole Nalelenney
Ralzoun
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Aske
California University
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Kievoe Hirebrand Fonnerty
Ll Company
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