Foresters Rally and Various Local Incidents Highlight Region
A Tacoma rally drew about 4 000 Foresters of America from Washington Oregon and Idaho. A Denver Jewish protest raised 5 000 for Russian outrages victims. Helena Davis of Red Lodge Mont died after drinking carbolic acid. Frank G Higgins former Montana Lt Governor died in Portland. Numerous other notes include a Sumner Ore woman’s street death and a Salem hospital grafts case linking Germen le Bonte.
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America
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Tacoma
Denver
Russia
Helena Davis
Red Lodge
Mont
Frank G. Higgins
Montana
St. Vincent's Hospital
Portland
Mr. Higgins
Martha Ayres
Sumner
Ore
Mead
Iis
Steve
George
Thomas Andrea
Frank Atdros
Antone Antonopolus
Wilcox
Wyo
Uriah B Wilson
Ctty
Rosena J. Grover
Zook
Ballard
Wash
Albertson
Post Office Deficit Highlights Growth and Costs for 1907
Postmaster General Cortelyou forwarded 1907 fiscal estimates showing a postal service budget of about 192 million dollars with a 27 million dollar increase over the prior year. The rural delivery and railway mail services drive the rise, while deficits from 1904 and 1905 are noted. officials expect 1907 to show a smaller shortfall as revenue overtakes expenses.
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Washington, D. C
Cortelyou
Secretary of the Treasury
Post Office Department
Iscal
Body Found by Hunters in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City reports a deceased man identified as Wiley L. Brown a prominent Utah politician and attorney. Found Tuesday by hunters on Pine Ridge five miles up City Creek Canyon, the body shows signs of exposure after three years of dementia. local authorities note the scene and a nearby trail as context for the death.
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Salt Lake City
Wiley L. Brown
Utah
Pine Ridge
City Creek Canyon
Brown
Four Men Blown to Atoms at Bouth River
A tragic explosion last week near Halifax involved four men aboard a schooner and a steamer. Names listed include Jobo Ayplogite and JW Redpath, with the crew from the ill fated vessel.
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Bouth
Jobo
Redpath
Sapien Intendene
Koreans Compelled to Accept Japan Korea Treaty
London dispatch cites Tokyo reports on Korea under Japanese pressure. A Japanese squadron is to cruise southern seas near Singapore. Koreans had little choice but to accept Japan drawn terms. The premier tried to flee the palace but was blocked by gendarmes and refused to sign the protocol. The emperor dismissed him as other ministers resigned. General Hasegawa to become Korea’s governor general.
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London
Tokio
Daily Telegraph
Japan
Setaay Far Ag Bingpore
Seoul
Hasegan
Korea
Shaw Consents To Stay As Treasury Secretary
Secretary Shaw will remain as secretary of the treasury in President Roosevelts cabinet until the upcoming congressional session ends, possibly for several months longer. Previously expected to retire by February to pursue a Republican presidential bid, Shaw has not announced candidacy. A conference with the president secured his continuation through the next session and perhaps beyond.
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Washington
Shaw
Treasury
Roosevelt
Congress
the Treasury
Stranded Sailors Of British Fleet Refused Boarding
About two dozen sailors from a British squadron under Prince Louis of Battenberg were missing as the fleet prepared to sail. Several overstayed their leave and were turned away as deserters, with officers deeming them worthless. Rejected sailors wept as they pleaded to return to their ships.
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New York
Prince Louis of Battenberg
Clark Lets Contract For Las Vegas Line Toward Bullfrog
East Lake City senator Clark announces grant of contract to Deus Bros and Mendenhall of Springville to grade the Las Vegas to Bullfrog line. Work to begin at once with extension trading under way by December lat and road completion expected within six months amid rapid southwestern development.
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East Lake City
Clark
Muniay
Las Vegas
Deus Bros. & Mendenhall
Springville
Unclear OCR fragment reports fire deaths and community notices
Fragmentary text from Burned to Death item in Shreveport area mentions fire casualties, injuries, and local officials. It references a mayoral or city hall scene and church or community members, with garbled names and dates.
London Poverty Parade Targets Charity and Jobs
A vivid report of a Monday street gathering in London where unemployed men and displaced women formed along the Thames embankment to Hyde Park. They denounced charity aid as insufficient and urged national utility reform while pressuring for work and relief measures.
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Honiou
London
Thames Embankment
Hyde Park
Ada Ore
Henao
Moffat Road Right of Way Cleared for Denver to Salt Lake
The Department of Justice declares no need for Gore canyon irrigation use, ending the dispute. Contracts will be let to complete the road from Denver to Salt Lake. work to be pushed rapidly from both ends so trains can run as soon as feasible.
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Salt Lake City
Herald
Denver
Moffat
David Moffat
D. H. Hewlett
John J. Critehion
Fred
Balt Lake
New York
Sokerman
Salt Lake
Washington, D. C
Gore Canyon
Moody
Here Canyon
Department of Justice
Colorado
Utah
Armour Employes Accused of Blackmail over Beef Trust Probe
William McSwain and his brother in law William Cot were arrested in Chicago charged with blackmail involving Armour & Co. They allegedly stole letters from the packing company's files and demanded 410,000 to 441,000 to withhold them from federal authorities. Armour, a four year stenographer, allegedly accessed the mail.
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Chicago
William 8
McSwain
William Cot
J. Oden Armour
Armour & Co
Beef Trust
Mr. Armour
Armour
Armour Company
Cole
Resolution favors national department of mines in congress
El Paso news notes the American Mining congress adopting a resolution to create a national department of mines led by a cabinet official. Other adopted measures urge desert water preservation, mining rights on Spanish and Mexican grants, state mining associations, state aid funding, drainage district laws, and a tax exemption dispute over annual mining claims taxes.
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el Paso
Tex
American Mining Congress
National
Department of Mines and Mining
Arizona
New Mexico
United States Court of Land Claims
Congress
Doctors Disagree On Death of Coly Man Roth
Physicians who autopsied R. A. Roth could not agree on the cause of death. The remains were examined in Coly Wyoming Sunday night after the business man was found dead and possibly drugged. Stomach and kidney samples were sent to Chicago for expert analysis. Two doctors blamed a deadly drug, while two others cited Bright's disease as the cause.
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Coly, Wyo
R. A. Roth
Chicago
Bright
Castro Defiant in Venezuela Letter to Herald
Prealient Castro of Venezuela denounces France in a letter printed for Friday. He condemns France for discarding the memorandum from Mr Russell and urges reconciliation while upholding tribunals recognized by America. Castro notes public opinion supports the government stance and reproduces a Paris Herald letter as truth.
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New York
Prealient Castro
Venezuela
Herald
France
Russell
America
Paris
Cabtro
Curaens
German Torpedo Boat S126 Sinks After Kiel Collision
In Kiel bay near Buelk the torpedo boat S126 collided with the small cruiser Undine during a maneuver. The S126 sank with one other torpedo boat. thirty two crewmen are missing or drowned. The incident followed Undine dimming and reigniting her lights, causing confusion aboard the attacking torpedo boats.
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Kiel
Buelk
Kiel Bay
Helmeman
Death of Count of Flanders. Belgium’s heir identified
The Count of Flanders, brother of King Leopold and heir to the throne, died Friday morning from inflammation of the respiratory organs. He was born in 1837. The new Belgian heir is Prince Albert of Flanders, born April 1876 and wed October 2, 1900 to Princess Elisabeth of In runt.
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Brussels
Flanders
Leopold
Belgium
Albert of
Albert
Ailyabeth of
Inrunt
Jewish relief funds organized for famine aid in Europe
Aid for suffering Jews organized by St Petersburg philanthropist to distribute relief funds from America and England. Committees are formed to oversee immediate aid for those in want, with money allocated for food and shelter.
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St. Petersburg
Osoron Uungborg
Dryden Promotes Regulation of Insurance Firms
Warrington D C Semnor Dryden of New Jersey, ex-president of a major national insurance company, addresses the Senate on Thursday urging reform of insurance regulation. The speech outlines akin aims to foreign supervision and a new congressional duty, signaling a shift from prior lines while preserving core regulatory principles.
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Warrington
D. C
Semnor Dryden
New Jerceay
Medromon
Phil
Calfornian Steamer Arrives After Fatal Boiler Blast
The Califorinian steamship from New York reached San Diego after a boiler water-tube burst killed a crewman and injured others. Officials refuse to discuss the accident as investigations continue and families are notified.
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San Diego
Cal
New York
Stermer
General Chalten to Retire by January Plan
Washington reports General Chalten will reach the mandatory retirement age soon and leave Washington for California. Major General Gates is expected to succeed him as replacement.
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Washington
Chalten
Ara Lh
Eam Une Grier
Nik Faily
California
Gemnra Gates
Ohio
Arsenal Player Transfer Talks Hover Over Toulon
A garbled report indicates Arsenal players face a choice under a ministerial circular, with wing back duties and potential removal from the squad. Mentions Toulon Brest and Orien, with work resuming in Richefort and jockyard branches.
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Parla
Arsenal Fm
Mmarine
Toulon
Richefort
Brest
Birikere Conliaue
Woman Accuses Husband of Marital Motives in Fire Incident
Mrs. Charlotte Welait man testified before Judge Hrewtano that she believed her husband married her for money. She claimed he burned $18,000 in value by throwing it on a stove and watching it burn, then she left him and was forbidden from entering the house again.
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Chicaco
Charlotte M. Welaitman
Anit
Welday
Hrewtano
A Turkeys Tale Of Prices Pride And Thanksgiving
A reflective monologue traces a turkey's rise from humble market costs to lavish feasts. The speaker recalls past gluttony, aging, and a shift from simple meals to costly dinners, noting how few can afford the grand home table today.
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Charles Jones
Domond Milling Company
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Jones
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Imeter
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Nevada
Virginia City
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Provinee
Halifax
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Prince Louis
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Ety Barkel
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Alvey
Sears
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Mining Congress
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Count OF Flanders
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Turkey
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Horace Raymour Keller
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Lanell Wren
Mos
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