Northwest Notes recounts accidents and events across the West
A stream of brief items covers a Montana miner benefit in Hutte, a Chinaman near Baker City finding a $17,000 nugget, train wrecks near Columbus and Park City, a fatal heart failure in Butte, an 18 year old killed near Cheyenne, and a Sioux City man identified after a fatal train incident. It also notes political shifts, a fatal fall at Deer Lodge, and a New gambling ordinance trial in Cheyenne. Additional reports include hop yields in Washington and Oregon crop projections, a Portland gambling revenue bid, a riot in Fenelon, a Nevada death, a coroner's ruling for a Rawlins wreck, and bridge strengthening plans for the Colorado & Southern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Park City
Mont
Patrick Kelly
Heleon
Fiblen
Butte
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Albert ‘S'Rudeau
Sioux City
Iowa
Charles Booth
Great Paris
Montana
Carlin
Nevada
John W. Burns
Rocky Fork
Deer Lodge
Cheyenne Council
Faces
Rawlins
Wyo
Washington
Oregon
Petition to appoint temporary receiver for Pennsylvania mines
Six thousand Chicago citizens sign a petition urging President to call Congress into extra session to prevent canal famine. They propose appointing a temporary receiver to operate Pennsylvania mines hit by a strike. Senator Mason cites precedents where temporary receivers managed public properties during emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tostvelt
Congress
Illinois
United States
Willem E Mason
Mason
Dreyfus Funeral Observances Amid Turmoil And Tragedy
Reports from Maris Seedey and Zola house detail funeral rites for Waffle Zoe and Dreyfus as crowds watch in silence. A cook from a limber camp died in a separate accident near Wausaken Wisconsin, while political figures face scrutiny amid a volatile scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoe
Maris Seedey
Dreyfus
Mme
Dreyfon
Temps
Zola
Buvides
Corpae
Strikers Clash With Train Passengers in Pennsylvania
A crowd of foreign strikers attacked a train near Throop, Pennsylvania, believing it carried nonunionists. Eight attackers were captured by settlers and jailed in Scranton with 800 bail each. Rioting spread to Plymouth wells and nearby washers, prompting military intervention by the Ninth Regiment. Seven men were arrested for rioting and held on 1 bail. A strong guard protected the mines as work resumed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldiare
Throop
Plymouth
Jacobs
Bevanton
Uiveua
Hollenbeck
Washington
Wyoming Valley
Frosty Europe Tide and Mexico Earthquake Report
Winter storms rage across England Germany and Italy with multiple drownings and a Capri phone station lost. A City of Sydney report notes a September earthquake at Tapachula near Mexico’s southern border with debris and casualties, while Ireland and Denmark face harsh conditions and a tray of crimes and accidents dominates local news.
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England
Leon Las Tailes
Germany
Italy
Naples
Capri
Galicia
Denmark
Scandinavia
Sweden
Sydney
Tapachuls
Mexico
Mazatina
Goetemale
Mine Strike Talks Fail at White House Meeting
A White House conference between coal operators, Mine Workers representatives, and President Roosevelt produced no agreement. Mitchell proposed sending issues to a committee appointed by the president, but operators rejected any Mitchell led proposal. They offered miners in camps the right to take grievances to the district court judge and accept the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Ey Votoe
Noosevelt
Mitchell
Outlaws Raid Ranchia Town in Sonora Led by Bravo Juan
Advices say a band of about six raiders entered Ranchia near Hermosillo on September 2 seized the business district looting stores of money and valuables. They fled with about 1000 secured from a hiding place and 500 in cash plus similar in jewelry from Ignacio Quijida. Police exchanged shots but the outlaws escaped into the Sierra Madre. In Washington, a mine disaster at Lawson mine leaves John Cregino missing after a coal fall. Peter Sorenson and Frank Allen aided injured and helped evacuate others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goyamas
Ranchia
Sonora
Hermosillo
Bravo Juan
Hoodite
Ignacio Quijida
Black Miamond
Wash
John Reghion
Lawson
Creguino
Frank Allen
Crescent City Farmers Clash Amid Strife at Loneville
A violent clash involving Crescent City farmers and officers erupts near Lebowen and the Hrowe brothers, with Mat Beyern and Abe Irowne among those harmed. The incident traces to two weeks of unrest linked to labor tensions and alleged forged checks tied to Captain Gear W Melyee. Mayor Jones of Poledu comments on the labor situation and support for government ownership of needed resources.
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AL Crescent City
Ieland
Huthrie
Uber
Force Battie Erie
Bn Tereen
Misters
Lebowen
Fou Hrowe Brothers
Mat
Julia
Withat Eloidity
Webs
Mat Beyern Werioualy
Ashurn
Abe
Mobo Ibewrs
Kentucky
Ranoud Starders
Denver, Keld & Wulf Company
Iran
Liberaliromdern
Ula
Thew
Uiecra
Cheveland
Mayor Jones
Poledu Apulin Fur Ag
Loomeralt
Nee
Dent Aims to End Coal Strike with White House Talks
After Roosevelt consultations with cabinet, federal intervention was deemed unconstitutional. He arranged a Friday White House conference at 11 am with mine operators and United Mine Workers leader John Mitchell to break the industrial deadlock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Vrensil Mitchell
White House
Moros Routed as Pershing Forces Take Moro Forts
American column under Captain Pershing defeats Moros in Mindanao near Macin. Twenty Moros killed, Americans suffer no casualties. Forces shell and destroy three forts as engineers clear a swamp trail to flank positions. Moros retreat after heavy artillery fire and fort destruction.
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Hix Forte
Mindanao
Hershing
Fifteenth Cavalry
Skirmiaden
Inkw
Macin
Vicars
Peibing
Pershing
William 8. McNair
J. J. Morrow
Captain Pershing
Crime trial reveals alleged plot by Gallagher wife and lovers
Charles Hounds testified in Iowa City that Mrs. James Gallagher plotted with him to murder her husband James Gallagher. He described a four step plan including poisoning, a woods killing with a felled tree, a barn shooting, and staging the death as accidental, claiming the wife acted after a quarrel over her relationship with Holada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hounds
James Gallagher
Iowa City
Iowa
Gallaugher
Gallangher
Holada
Castro’s Victory Amid Turmoil In Venezuela War
Report claims President Castro of Venezuela left Valencia with 6,000 troops to strike insurgents led by Meuiloea near Sanduan de Lig Moros. A misread victory claim followed by clarifications shows General Matos’ forces possibly successful. meanwhile, port revenue notes from Port Farley report shipments to the United States during the tax year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Easley Smith
Department of Justice
Roosevelt
Castro
Venezuela
Valencia
Tollaite
Meuiloea
Sanduan de Lig Moros
Villa de Cora
Mendorm
Oureemenee
Mendoras
le Prar
Matos
Veoreuela
Caracas
Port Farley
Ian Prhevleo
Drummond
Homolule
Waygar
Mawati
United States
Fragmented Global News Tangles War, Weather and Politics
A chaotic summary from diverse reports covers turmoil in the Balkans and Anatolia with revolutionary movements in Bolivia in flux, and political shifts in Europe. It notes evacuations, conflicts, and arrests, plus one labor clash in Albany and an elevator accident in Lynn. Wheat export totals, ship losses, and a trolley collision add to the scattered panorama.
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