Wyoming News Notes Highlight Labor, Law, and Local Events
The roundup reports Flint broad topics across Wyoming and neighboring states. Frank Hagan of Rawlins injures his foot. Rep Mondell pushes a Sheridan public building bill. Gov Peabody orders Cripple Creek troops down to 200. Senators fund Black's Ford fish station. a Cheyenne perjury arrest involves Gwendoline Kimmel. Coal mine blast at New Castle Colorado kills three. multiple locals face sentences. There are drownings, hangings, and a rash of court actions including Lincol County Nevada’s first death sentence. Two thousand Pueblo workers move south for mining, and hunting incident injuries occur near Preston Washington. A.J. James escapes Rawlins penitentiary remains elusive. Localities report deaths, indictments, and mining deals as regional news unfolds.
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Wyoming
Frank Hagan
Rawlins
Npom
Mondell
Sheridan
Wyo
Peabody
Colorado
Cripple Creek District
A.J. Hartzell
Ramah
Colo
Hartzell
Chicago
Albert Fairfax
Missoula
Mont
Segmilier
William Williams
Pioche
Lincoln County
Nevada
Lew Rabinene
Lander
Mars
Colorado Puel and Iron Company
Pueblo
J. H. Stephenson
Preston
Wash
D. J. Stephenson
Colombians Vow No Submission to Isth_m an Independence
Acting President Jorge Holguin declares Colombia will not recognize Panama's independence. A November 1 dispatch from Bogota states Colombia will exhaust blood and money to crush the rebellion. Bogota remains under siege while the U S legation is guarded. Isthmian movement reportedly not unanimous.
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Panama
Bogota
Cape
Colombia
Jorge Holguin
Panaina
United States
Legation
Isthmus Laughs at Colombian Invasion Feint
Panama ridicules a cablegram from President Marroquin carried to General Plaza in Quito claiming Colombian Generals Reyes Caballeros Ospina and Holguin are marching on the Isthmus to suppress Isthmian traitors. Isthmus residents trust protection by terrain and coastlines and expect U S intervention to block sea landings.
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Panama
Marroquin
General Plaza
Ecuador
Reyes
Caballeros
Ospina
Holuin
Colombia
United States
Provoking War Reported Against Bulgaria and Servia
Reports claimed Bulgarian and Servian officers planned to provoke war with Turkey by attacking with combined forces. Searches in Philippopelia and Tirnova supposedly found revolutionary letters though the idea of a concerted attack was partly dismissed. The minister of war ordered 140 officers removed.
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Turkey
Philippopelia
Tirnova
Bulgaria
Ferdinand
Kidnaping Case Brought Against Two Women in Cheyenne
In Cheyenne district court Mrs. William Biggs and Mrs. J M Trout faced trial for kidnaping after Biggs allegedly abducted her own infant to avoid losing custody. Trout aided by taking the baby to Denver and leaving it at Union Depot. the child was found near death with a pincard bearing its name and age. Authorities arrested both women based on the evidence.
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Cheyenne
William Biggs
J. M. ‘Trout
Trout
Denver
Union Depot
Trgut
No Rupture Rumors in Paris Siam Talks
Dispatches say no confirmation of a Franco Siam rupture. Alleged secret treaty terms claim Chantabun and large territory. reports place a Mingoon prince at a central cone. Germany shows interest in relations with Siam and Panama’s new republic. a preliminary hearing in Wyoming discharged nine Sioux Indians accused in the Converse County sheriff case.
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France
Siam
Daily Mail
Rangoon
Bangkok
Chantabun
Hag
Ceutral Cone
Miller
Falkesberg
Converse County
Douglas
Wyo
Tewtiany
Kage Paather
Buck Kettle
Ahaty
Jeeste
Miners to Return as 21000 Idle Men Reopen Works
Governor Toole calls special session of Montana Legislature, prompting Amalgamated Copper Co to restart operations. In Butte 6500 workers return. Anaconda 2000. Washoe smelter and Great Falls Boston & Montana mill also resume with 2000 each. Union cheers action amid revived business sentiment. Other Amalgamated properties in Idaho and Wyoming to start too. Directly and indirectly nearly 21000 men will return to work.
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J. K. Topie
Montana
Amalgamated Copper Company
Butte
Anaconda
Washoe
Great Falla
Boston
Hutte Minera’ Union
Toole
Idaho
Wyoming
Will Attend Chums Wedding A Roosevelt Bridesmaid
Alice Roosevelt will serve as bridesmaid for Miss Alice Roose, daughter of Col. Edward McCauley. Miss Salim McCauley to Walcott Tuckerman. the two brides have been chums since school. The note highlights prominent Virginia Maryland family ties.
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Alice Roosevelt
Alice Roose
Goss
EA Preington
Salim McCauley
Walcott Tuckerman
Roosevelt
Miss McCauley
Col
Edward McCauley
Virginia
Maryland
Jiminez Named President in San Domingo Revolution
Dispatch from Monte Cristo reports San Domingo capitulated to revolutionists. General Jiminez proclaimed president as insurgents assaulted the city from three sides and shelled it with limited damage.
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San Domingan
Cape Haytien
Monte Cristo
San Domingo
Jiminez
Werthe High School Graduates Menace In Baltimore
Seventy members of the Werte High School graduating class in Baltimore organize a wild attack on Mies Lilly Bengert in revenge. The incident, described by witnesses, prompts police and school officials to investigate and consider disciplinary action.
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the Werte High School
Baltimore
Mies Lilly Bengert
Clerical abuse among students erupts in playground chaos
A chaotic scene unfolds as Classmare accuses Yue of talebearing while classmates scuffle over fare. Blood drawn as hair and clothing are torn and books spill. Mian Beogertinally escapes after being chased by about 200 girls, finally locked inside a grocery store.
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Mian
Elopement Mystery and Public Land Debate Highlight News
Chicago and New York hunt for heiress Mabel Munter who eloped after a Chicago return. a letter to cousin E C Hegler reveals the news and the couple's note promises a honeymoon. In Congress Representative Lacey vows to oppose repealing public land laws, defending the timber and desert lands acts.
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Chicago
New York
Mabel Munter
E. C. Hegler
Charlie
Northwestern University
Hunter
Lacey
House Public Land Committee
Hansbrough
Desert 441 Reennes Dito
Canadians Talk of Independence at Toronto Club Meeting
At the Canadian club in Toronto on Wednesday night W A P Parker newly elected president said the country stood on the threshold of big events and that many would witness steps toward possible separation and independence. The remark drew wide cheers. Parker is a noted barrister and the club includes prominent members. The Portland cargo record notes the largest four ever afloat with 8250 barrels of flour and 17 662 bushels of wheat onboard.
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Toronto
Canada
W. A. P. Parker
Parker
Portland
Addiiton
Labor market shifts raise wages and job numbers nationwide
Figures from across the United States show 19 000 workers sought labor in the period October 1 to November 10 with over 7 000 fewer unemployed in some regions. In New York the winter work forecast prompts wage increases from 2 60 to 2 95 per day and daily labor pay jumps 10 percent in a broader effort to curb labor shortages.
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Kurnguy
United
Staton
New York
Erlerathan
Panama Rise to Nationhood Marked by Ministerial Reception
President Roosevelt formally received M. Philippe Runeat-Varilin, envoy of Panama, as the birth of Panama as a republic into the family of nations. Cabinet discussions centered on the Isthmian canal question and possible congressional action to reconcile differences. The navy notes a show of U S resolve to keep peace on the isthmus against any meddling by Colombia or Panama forces.
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Roosevelt
M. Philippe Runeat- Varilin
Panama
United States
Markes
Republic
Congress
House
Senate
Isthmian Canal
Nashville
Colona
Port Ca Dello
Navy Department
Colombia
New Republic of Panama Facts and Figures
The report estimates Panama's commerce at about $3 million annually with a population near 200 000 and area about 1 571 square miles. Panama City has ~25 000 residents. Colon founded 1855 and linked by a rail line to Panama City. Ports Panama and Colon handle over 1 000 vessels yearly, landing more than 1 000 000 tons of merchandise. The Isthmus hosts diverse peoples and is connected by steamship lines and rail to the United States and Europe.
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Panama
Indiana
Pacific
Colon
Atlantic
United State
Isthmus
San Francisco
Etonmar
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Valparalso
Pacific Steam Navigaton Company
South Americas Groumehly Company
Colom
Panaow
Tno
Amperican
United States
Bel Hhially
Europe
Chicago Strike disrupts transit on South Side streetcar line
A mob disrupted service on a Chicago streetcar route near 69th Street injuring several workers and forcing passengers to evacuate. The walkout followed a protest tied to demands from employees at a municipal marface street facility, with cars left damaged and crowds of up to 300000 in the area.
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Constant Neenos
Chicago
Mae Dex
English author Watson exprec American connections
Fragmented OCR outlines English author Henry Brereton Watson of Australia, with biographical notes on education and career. Mentions democratic opposition to a treaty with Panama and references to authors Miranda and Savage, with hints of political stance and era shifts.
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Australia
Zette
J. M
Princogenes
London
Miranda
Mr. W
Strike Commission Decision Affects Miners at Sunpurg
A Sunpurg strike commission ruling concerns opiate use and wage allocations by the company to miners at the mineral colliery Wrenght. The court notes the decision binds the operator regarding wages and miners’ rights, with Netlog delivering judgment favoring the company under specific terms of usage.
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Sunpurg
Ellyn Tha
Minn
Netlog
Father of Greater New York Dies in Street Tragedy
An elderly man named Edward Green was killed on a street near the avenue Friday by Harm, a motive unclear. The event occurred as a line of witnesses prepared to depart, with investigators examining the scene for details.
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Androw
New ‘York
Harm
Whinade
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