Mining Boom Rolls Through Idaho Warping Towns and Mines
A flood of mining reports from Silver City Idaho and surrounding districts describes a new stamp mill installation at Old Abe mine, rich ore strikes at Gold Bar Bullfrog and Congo Bar, rail line work to Benatar WA Clark’s railroad, and active shipments from Nevada and Utah prospects. Multiple companies including Nelson Queen Consoituted and United Ely Copper report large cash payments, rising ore values, and expanding facilities as mining activity surges across Beaver County and the Union Pacific era mining belt.
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Gold Bar Company
Pirnetin
Benatar WA
Clark's
Boop Uneek
Nelson Queen Consoituted Company
Park City
I Igrer
Two Score Co Down Ten Death and Seventy Nine Passengers
In Seattle harbor the vessel Dix sank after sailing from Seattle to Port Blakely. Forty two persons drowned. thirty seven of the seventy nine passengers were saved by lifeboats. Marine Inspectors Whitney and Turner ordered a rigid inquiry to begin as soon as witnesses can be summoned.
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Seattle
Wash
Port Binkely
Wis Auch
Alaska
Jeanié
Duwamish Head
Seattle Harbor
Permons
Jeanie
Whitney
Turner
Port Blakely
Busines
Quarrel Among Farmers Ends in Wounding at Wehland Valley
In Wehland valley a dispute between Botew Ida Adgrnt Stonger and Yournles led to a violent clash with Simmons and two others. Shots were exchanged near a road crossing, injuring Yournles and another man as Simons and Stenger defended themselves. One assailant fled the scene, while authorities pursued the wounded and investigated the disturbance.
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Botew
Ida
Wehland Valley
da Tile
Simons
Orherk
Simmons
Leye Simons
Wmrth Stenger
Titisele
Sint Tons
Crazy Swiss Governess Threw Child Overboard on Ship
On the New Amsterdam's arrival in New York a Swiss governess, Rose Nariel, allegedly lost temporary sanity and snatched a baby from a deck crowd, throwing it into the sea. Prompt crew and passengers intervened, the steamer halted for a search that found no body, Nariel locked in the ship hospital as Mrs Garowska, mother of the child, reels from the incident aboard.
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New York
New Amsterdam
Amsterdam
Boulogne
Rose Narele
Tocwer
Liv
Orley
Fares
Miss Nuegle
Berne
Switzerland
Shy
Amatopilnin
Stove Blaze Hits Diner Car On Pacific Express
A stove exploded aboard a dining car of the Pacific Express near Reno Nevada injuring a woman and several others. Frightened passengers smashed windows to escape as flames and smoke filled the car. A California woman Mie Thof Parker age 82 was hospitalized in Reno after jumping from a car to safety. Emergency crews treated ten to fifteen injured passengers at the scene.
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Jenn Nev
Pacific Express
Agi Southern Pacifc
Nevada
Reno
Thof
Parker
Califortm Ayebon
St Louis
Northern and Burlington rail merger plans discussed
A chaotic excerpt reports on Great Northern and Burlington combining systems in a proposed merger. It references executives, leadership shifts, and corporate aims, mentioning figures like Hately, Amo, and DeTAMAb while noting duties and anticipated legal steps amid political scrutiny.
Terrible Storm Ravages Sunny South Killing Lives and Damaging Property
Telegraph and telephonic reports from Mississippi, Arkansas, and Tennessee describe a Sunday storm of historic destruction. Five lives were lost as winds and heavy rain demolished churches and buildings in Winona, including the post office, opera house, oil mill, and Dunkston home, with many smaller structures wrecked and communications cut across Honconoah, Mathison, and surrounding areas.
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Memphis
Tenn
Mississippi
Arkansas
Tennes
Winona
Jackson Mercantile Company
B. J. Dunkston
KJ Dunkston
Hlinuia Central Pitroad
Erojet Mathison
Miss
Serous Damas
Two Die In Goldfield Hotel Fire Nevada
Hotel Goldfield in Goldfield Nevada burned in the early hours injuring several guests. A. H. Heber of Los Angeles and J. M. Eile of Denver died in the flames while others escaped in their night clothes and many leapt from upper stories to escape the blaze.
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Goldfield
Nevada
A. H. Heber
Los Angeles
A. Cram
Young
F .D. Woods
Mary Othiss
Bomb Explodes at St Peter's Cathedral During Service
Rome report describes a blast at St Peter's on Sunday as a crowded scene of confusion. No fatalities occurred though many women fainted in the crush. The perpetrator was not found and no prior similar incident is noted in church annals.
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Rome
St. Peter's
Anacleurus
Peter Kinwell
St. Peter
Wrecked on the Lakes Near Fort William Ont
A violent gale on Lake Superior wrecked the Canadien steamer Theano four miles east of Thunder Cape. Captain George Pearson and crew escaped, while Theano broke apart. The American steamer Philip Minch and Canadian Strathconut were ashore. Philip Minch may be total losses. Twenty aboard Theano initially stayed onboard before abandoning ship as boilers exploded and the vessel broke apart. The storm, with 50 mile winds and heavy snow, pushed ships off Thunder Bay entrances.
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Fort William
Lake Superior
Theano
George Pearson
Thunder Cape
Philip Minch
Strathconut
Thunter Bay
Thruck
Sixteen New Laws Drawn Up on Life Insurance
Chicago report says members of the Inenranne Quiimtesion drafted sixteen new proposed laws to curb abuses in life insurance management. They adjourned after completing work and will not issue a full report yet. The measures, if adopted by states, aim to reform the field and will be introduced in the legislatures of thirty seven states next winter.
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Chicago
Young Woman Beaten to Death in El Paso
Felipa Guercera a young Mexican woman was found in her home on South Oregon Street Sunday. She had been assaulted and beaten to death with a piece of iron pipe. After a brief investigation and chase, Santiago Hianco was arrested and jailed charged with the crime.
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el Pau
Pex
Felipa Guercera
Oregon Street
Santiago Hianco
Etme
Prominent Citizen Charged With Arson in Ohio Case
Detailed indictment names prominent Denver figure Gamble charged with arson after a December 7 incident near Bellefontaine Ohio. Prosecutors allege he arranged a four month plan, paid $1,600, carried $4,500 in insurance, and owned property in Urbana and Tuscola. Separate report notes a Washington and Jefferson team transport wreck in Allegheny with eleven men aboard, one car smashed by a streetcar but no serious injuries.
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Tellefontine
Ge-Gearke Gamble
Wped
Wuld
Denver
Coli Hae
Nat Wally
Gamette
Zoncefield
Bellefontaine
Tie Tint
Elaine
Bulinga
Gamble
Shem
Urbana
Tuscol
Ryan
Cole
Washington and Jefferson
Washington, Pa
Exposition Park
Allegheny
Fifth Avenue
Woodtreet
Utanabile
Bitter Feuding Between Poll Parties In Havana Crisis
The article portrays a deep split between Moderates and Liberals over elections and the American occupation. Moderates favor delaying or avoiding elections, preferring indefinite American control, while Liberals claim orders will be used to force elections. Both sides fear unrest and seek avenues to influence the provisional government.
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Moderates
Havana
Tian Ty Ik
United States
Dakota Man Arrested for Killing His Brother
A Dakota man, Martin Hagen, was arrested Friday north of Slaton and taken to Desi r s Take for the alleged murder of his brother near Trevil e Lake. Police say Hagen killed his brother in a fit of passion and disposed of the body in Stanley.
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Minot
N. Dow
Stanley
Martin Hagen
Slaton
Desir
Hagen
Trevil'e Lake
Inco
Din Brother
Ina Bax
Ie Fara
Jury Verdict on Lynching in Abeyille New York
Coroner's jury concludes WL Harrie died at the hands of vigilant citizens who acted to defend public duty and enforce what they viewed as lawful order. The verdict frames the death as carried out by a self-appointed group, underlining regional tensions and the heavy weight placed on keeping peace through extralegal means.
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Aabeyille
Harrie
Allan Ke
Lilndeny
Eastern railroads refuse oil dealers demand
Independent oil dealers demanded a 40 percent reduction in petroleum product rates from eastern railroads and threatened action before the Interstate Commerce Commission. General Freight Association meeting notes the dispute, with oil men touting possible investigation and claiming concessions will be granted.
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Chicago
Lation
Inter Fate Commerce
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Idaho
Neir Miford
Ely
Richard
United Ely Copper Company
Minine Corporation
Mr. Rickard and
Caetus
Beaver County
Garfield Pinot
American Smelting & Refining Company
Utah Development Company
Red Wing Property
Sevan
Sri
Dowhatin
Boer Rend
Ural
Heetik
Munconth Capper
Baliye Litho
Wyoming
Tiuke Te Howell
Hhvolive
Adele Pladtad
Steve Lathe
Hlatfian
Dito Lermuaaelil
Satial
Goedeovell
Pt Nivenind
Musta
Cedt
Calero Pds
Tank Spoeteld
TyUe
Rupli
Tile Tate Miles
Oliver
Meruny
Dix
Buffalo
N. Y
Algérnon S. Crapsey
St Anthony's Episcopal Church
Foehester
Kansas City
Malmo
Vessvne
David Feld
Paptien Cowden
Minhplin
Troe
Babe
Southern Pacific
Breat Northern
THE
Burlington
Omaha
Nel
Bescays
Great Northern
Latehans
Alwlami
Purth
Cage
Will Derenaeve Adams
Holke
Mayer Hay Wood
Tennessee
Tive
Honconnah
Chia City
V. Peterson
Ruehle
Limbus
Mabini
Ganal Labore
Colan
CeiMohinl
Uae
Maldon
Antune
Chi
Capes
China Mill Us
Mmi
Revendé Fab
Indiana
Terre Haute
Ind
Warbash
Work of Insurance Commission
Standard Oil Company Issung
Standard CH
Etockhrods
Sito
Existes
Clirins
Philadelphia
Patten
Carrion
Capwun Pate
Hi Brother
Maektie
I Keulueton
Ailroads
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