Northwest Notes From Burns to Trinidad Inchoate Murky List
A patchwork of brief notes recounts violent incidents and odd events across multiple places. Injuries from a card game in Burns Oregon lead to an arrest. a Fort Shaw football scrimmage yields a fatal injury. a Wyoming Nebraska project teams toil before winter. a steamship captain faces customs charges in Tacoma. a Carey Texas man walks into a train in a presumed insane mood. Other items note a fire at Alpine Idaho City and scattered crime, divorce, and political mentions across Colorado, Oregon, and nearby towns, with various investigations and warnings.
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Burns Ore
George van Cremer
Jaimes McKissick
McKissick
van Cremer
Plata
Fort Shaw
Montana
Great Falls
James Curtin
Idaho City
Colo
Oregon City
Oro
Ramvich EB. Benson
George Brownell
Benson
Brownell
Mount Culebra
Trinidad
Stans Wall
Rani
Wier
Ranier Grand
Reatrle
Cieen Taree
Paralons
Mle Arriiery Brenet
Noone
Mar
Debate on Immigration and Race at Southern Conference
Delegates at a southern reform gathering discuss immigration limits and race, with calls to enforce vagrancy laws to push black workers away from sites like the Panama Canal. Speakers argue race politics fuel elections, while white immigrants are welcomed regardless of nationality.
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Nuehville
Wilel
Toon
F. Thompson
Chattanooes
Panama Canal
Saurl Selts
Farcely
Fatal stabbing on South Main leaves multiple dead or wounded
A chaotic scene on South Main street ends with three men fatally hurt and others badly injured as a suspect, Will Harris of Hallotie NM, flees after striking several bystanders including a restaurant keeper Ben Allison who also dies. Police pursue the suspect amid a violent melee.
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Asheville
Nooweenie Bavely
Parrottien Charlee Blackstock
Tam Halley
Riba Elty
South Main Streat
Will Harris
Hailotie
Iwi
Legion Gestaurant
Ben Allison
Hares
Silver Coins Flood U S Mints As Gold Pause
United States mints, except parts of Philadelphia, are coining silver half dollars, quarters, and dimes while gold is not minted for about three months. Total yearly coinage could exceed 20 million dollars as demand for silver money rises, with George B. Roberts noting western bankers favor silver due to lower transfer costs.
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Salt Lake City
United States
Philadelphia
George B. Roberts
United States Mints
Mr. Roberts
Troberts
Burglary Ends in Death at Pittsboro Home
Henry Wirth Smith, 20 year old son of Joseph Smith, was shot twice and killed early Sunday morning in the firing room of his father’s residence in Pittsboro. The crime follows a string of robberies and highwaymen in the past fortnight, prompting calls for additional police to curb rising crime.
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Pittsboro
Henry Wirth Smith
Joseph Smith
McMillan
Hiehwey Jin
Committees Suppressed and Members Moved
The article reports suppression of committees and transfer of their powers to a new arena. It notes removal of certain officers and actions affecting eligibility and voting. It questions whether Trewelon is present and references efforts to influence member selection for a lower tier.
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Dinelty
Meyroyigrew
Taro Jonirane
Odvera
Tub
Tore Prodgead
Priaty
Fragmented OCR summary for historical lane incident
A damaged OCR snippet describes an event along a lane near Shee Hate and mentions persons and a firm dealing with a patent. The text is garbled with unclear names and dates, making precise details difficult to determine.
Howe Tame Annuity Toret Hus Ane I Bowe
Fragmentary text mentions Howe Tame and political figures, with references to a government stance and a Premier. The readable portions hint at a national tense situation, a tunnel project, and regional politics but details are unclear.
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Pi Pretier
Aluel Cinimne
Vonnertvania
Chol
Building Collapse at Long Beach Kills Nine Workers
A five story central wing of the Bixby building under construction in Long Beach collapsed Friday morning, trapping about 160 workers and killing nine. Seven bodies were recovered by night. nine injured are hospitalized with expected recovery. A commission of architects and engineers investigates the cause.
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de Beach
Cal
Long Beach
Architects and Engineers
Nervy Robber Robs Train Between Slater and Glasgow
A lone armed robber boarded the California Limited No. 44 between Slater and Glasgow Missouri at 11:58 PM Friday. He robbed three passengers, escaped after the porter locked the door to the second car, and jumped off as the train slowed near Glasgow, taking about 65 dollars.
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Porter
Kansas City
California
Rock Island & Pacific
Slater
Uinscow
Pullman Company
Glasow
Have No Cause to be Cast Down Says Bryan
Paragraphs discuss William J. Bryan commenting on Tuesday's election results. He mourns New York defeat of We Rt Kearat but finds Roosevelt's national position not wholly discouraging. The piece notes Bryan's hope for Democratic gains and mentions other political and legal notes and a New York bank dividend announcement.
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Bryan
Lincoln
Ned
Willian J. Bryan
We Rt Kearat
New York
Roosevelt
Amie
Bryan Kaya
Mr. Hewrer
Mr. Devan
Mingurl
State Bank of the
Elty
Pridar
Death in Roaring Flames Hit Immigrant Train Collision
A Baltimore and Ohio passenger train loaded with refugees from revolution struck a freight near Woodville Indiana. More than half of the 162 passengers were killed or burned to death with 47 dead or fatally burned. Eighty injured, many likely to die, and 45 bodies unidentifiable or burned beyond recognition. The crash, blamed on a railroad employee’s mishap, occurred as the second section of a through train from Baltimore collided with a freight.
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Chicago
Baltimore and Ohio
Woodville
Ind
Tve
Hallimore
Marhine
Tenfont
Treasury rejects silver offers as prices rise
Washington treasury officials received offers to sell silver to the government at 72 cents per fine ounce. The proposals were rejected and Secretary Shaw indicated no further purchases would occur at current high prices. He said the government has enough silver to run mints for a while and warned against mint purchases at those rates.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Dota
Shaw
Disintegration of Standard Oil Probed by Government
Reading fragments suggest the government aims to dissolve Standard Oil under the Sherman act. The plan reportedly seeks court orders breaking up the trust, returning shares to subsidiary companies, and preventing intercompany agreements.
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Wington
Hay
Standard Oil Conpmny
Sherman Anti Trust
Exiure
Gompers Read Minvesilit at AFL Convention
Report on Gompers speech during the Monday session of the American Federation of Labor convention. He addressed labor movement challenges, warned against political entanglements, and urged adherence to labor goals. Mentions Panama Canal employment plans and related policy discussions.
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Anerican Federation of Labor
Sonne
Gerpens
Hirawehout
Pecia
Umenien i
Panama Canal
Will Give Away Eighty Millions
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New Yorke
Muswell
Robbe Pandy Spines Halt At Crhyde Creek Train Robbery
A fragmented report describes a failed robbery near Rosemont in which concealed armed men confronted a moving train. Authorities ponder what consequences might have followed if the attacker had succeeded at Woody Wattle between the pubs.
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Rosemont
Death Sentence Reported in Oddwords Case
Fragmented OCR notes recount a fifth death sentence for Valdonta and mentions first G Lawlings on Mowley as part of a bizarre, disjointed sequence. The garbled text references execution, Kinwwel, and the Carter family amid unclear details and names.
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Valdonta
G. Lawlings
Mowley
Ann
Carter
Valdosia
Farmer's Son Solves Dream Of Incrony In South Dakota
New York to South Dakota cities gain electric power from air over buttes. John H. Stranhan, son of a Miller area farmer, demonstrates harnessing energy from air via tandem kites and a copper wire system. A white hive-sized box powers a home light, feed grinder, threshing machine, and a large electric pump.
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New York
South Dakota
Artasian Wolla
James Rivers
John H. Stranhan
Miller
Sully Huttes
Strauhan
No Ice Trust Formation Questioned in Kansas City
An opinion filed by W S Flournoy, special commissioner, doubts the existence of an ice trust in Kansas City. The investigation begun last July examined local concerns accused of forming a price and supply agreement contrary to antitrust laws. Imbrell, the attorney, stated the safe opinion remains that no ice trust exists, with executions to follow fed.
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Kansas City
Joe
Murder Shocks Salem via Tragic Double Deaths
Oregon engineer and a watchman are killed in a Sunday morning shooting linked to a troubled month. The suspect, D Anna, eludes officers, flees toward a state asylum ferry, then ends his life near a woodpile, using the same revolver.
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Salem
Ore
Victor KB
D'Auni
Pmnliy
Ao Electric Company
D'Anna
D' Anna
Gholaon
Boer Raiders Roam Near Upington Alert
Advices from Ipington on the Orange River report Boer raider Forrevnk and followers continue intimidation of farmers in the region. They have disrupted trade and abducted a few others. Raiders were several miles north of Upington when reported, accompanied by armed native followers.
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Capetown
Ipington
Orange River
Forrevnk
Upington Batirte
Sent into exile and political purges grip region
A translated dispatch reports Odva and other officials in Yekaterinvaley and Kishinev ordering 104 men banished for minor political offenses as governors dismiss officials resisting the Constitutional Democratic party. Washington notes possible promotions for compliant officials. A separate line mentions Treason trials, a Bialystok terrorist, and a youth sentenced to ten years hard labor amid rising unrest.
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Odvsma
Advican
Yekaterinvaley
Ol Kishinev
Ofeniet Savnt
Constitutional Democratic Party
Aml
St Petersburg
Samaonert
Bialystol
Yondanil
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