Mines And Mining Prosperity In Mountain Region Told
The Mountain View mine repairs after a recent fire. Nevada Fairview and Old Abe Mining expand. Rich ore found near Hope Idaho. Mammoth Mining declares 5 cent dividend. Utah and Utah Smelting advance. Emery County valuation rises with coal lands added. Gold mill construction planned at Goldepring. Wonder district seen ripe for investors amid unsettled conditions.
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Abe Mining Company
Idaho City
Maho
Nissan
Nevada
Fairview Mining Company
Salt Lake Stock and Mining Exchange
Fairview
Marguerite
Hope
Idaho
Mammoth Mining Company
Tinkle
Utah
Jennie Gold Mining & Milling Company
Goldepring
von County
New Wonder
Wonder
Covar d'Alepes
Burrartes
Mayer
Utd
Heavy Flood Losses Reported in Mexico
Mexico City reports severe floods in Jallaco and Colima causing extensive property destruction and many deaths. Drowning fatalities near the Manzanillo extension of the Mexican Central railway reach twelve, while landslides bury terrain and a steel railway bridge below Tuxpan is destroyed. Cities like Tuxpan and Zapotitilpa suffer ruined houses and high casualties along the Santiago river with boats capsizing and river drowning incidents.
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Mexico City
Jallaco
Colima
Manzanjllo
Mexican Central Railway
Stenl
Tuxpan
Zapolitlpc
Santiago
Amnesty Proclamation Grants Wide Pardons in Cuba
Havana reports Governor Taft has issued a sweeping amnesty pardoning all crimes linked to the recent revolution. It includes those involved in the Villuendos murder in Cienfuegos in 1905 and killings of rural guardsmen at Guantanamo in February. Prosecutions are withdrawn but bands committing crimes after the proclamation face action.
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Havana
Taft
Cienfuegos
Guantanamo
Race war erupts in Argenta saloon murder case
In Argenta near Little Rock, Alexander Champion a Black barber and fraternal member was killed Tuesday night in a saloon at the foot of the free bridge. Luther Lindsay son of John B. Lindsay and others are named in the case. Garrett C. Colum Lewis Styles were among suspects held on $5,000 bond. A pistol charge had earlier led to Champion’s arrest and release. The incident follows tensions in a town described as filthy with fear among residents and a deadly chain of family quarrels.
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Argenta
Ark
Alexander Champion
Negro Barber
Little Rock
Luther Lindsay
John B. Lindary
Garrett
C. C. Colum
Lewis Styles
Champion
Née Lindsays
Oklahoma Murderer Escapes From Sheriff and Deputy
A distressed report from an Oklahoma location recounts a murderer’s escape from a sheriff and deputy while en route to a capital area. The fragmentary text highlights charges against Joe Merge and references church settings and local authorities in a tense pursuit.
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Oklahoma
Cotheln Ohl
Sta
Tula
Unclear text on Mino event and related names
Fragmentary readout mentions Mino Het Wie fink Medea Meriettit Yen and Uni ta tow af rononir be Lumut. Debi ei hoevate, Toa Din wok, Tiues Tale feat. No coherent event or outcome identifiable from the readable fragments.
Magoon to Govern Cuba Under Plenary Power
Washington reports Governor Charles Magoon will exercise all powers once held by General Leonard Wood in Cuba. Cuba remains with a provisional government, an apparent autonomous frame, and continued U S ministerial representation in Havana. The Platt Amendments justifies intervention, while the Cuban congress remains inactive unless Magoon deems it necessary.
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Washington
Charles EL Magoon
Cuba
Leonard Wood
Magoon
Cubs
United States
Havana
Elgil
Planning for annexation in Havana spurs Good Government League launch
A Cuban and American gathering in Havana on Sunday began the preliminaries of the Good Government League of Cuba. Resolutions declared the group's aim to promote a permanent, stable, lawful government, ensure domestic tranquility, and provide general welfare and blessings of liberty to all inhabitants.
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Havana
Good Government League of
Cuba
Kerty
Faith in Cuban People and Self-Government
A fragmentary item argues it has yet to be proven that Cubans are capable of self-government. It notes General Ruiz Rivera’s view on Cuban confidence to govern and the hope that the provisional government will cooperate with American efforts to restore peace.
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Ruiz Rivera
Weil
Gene
New York
Ruix Rivera
Teland Republ
New Flavell Conn Chauncey B McCormick In Fire Attack
Yale senior Chauncey B McCormick of Chicano descent was injured in a street attack after a car incident near Weetville. He and four companions faced assailants as they walked along Avinaton. McCormick sustained a wound and was aided by bystanders before reporting to welfare authorities.
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New Flavell
Sultan Was Shot fly ad at Hiy Harem
Fragmentary text shows a dramatic headline about a shot at a sultan and a related advertisement. The readable fragments include scattered phrases such as obituaries and references to a med facility, but the core event details are too garbled to extract a clear date, location, or involved parties. The piece resembles a late-era newspaper clipping with damaged OCR.
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Sultan
Tornado Rips Through New Orleans Area Killing Dozens
A cyclonic disturbance pounded sunny south is during Friday, spawning at least three tornadoes that killed nine and injured many more. In New Orleans and nearby parishes, widespread damage to sugar cane crops, mills, and homes was reported, with total losses exceeding $1,000,000. The strongest twister struck north of the city, destroying parts of three parishes before moving toward Biloxi.
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New Orleans
Biloxi
Gulf Coast
Baton Rouge Parish
Theodore Forel
White
Horrific crimes of a king spark Paris alarm
Reports from Indo China allege King Parik Thanh Thai of Annam committed brutal acts during a homicidal frenzy in August executing seven wives and witnessing their torture. He reportedly shot a 70 year old royal council member and refused entry to the French resident at the palace.
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Parik—Thanh Thai
Annam
Paris
Indo-China
Marila
Counell
Filefly
Minh Mang
Tate Ter
Bank murder arrests in San Francisco tied to Kinimonilako heist
Police say two men are in custody for the gas pipe murder at the Kinimonilako Japanese bank on O'Farrell street. Detectives believe the suspects connected to prior killings in the city and are reviewing evidence from multiple incidents including the Pilener and Priede cases and the Japanese bank outrage. Authorities report no current evidence of arson and mention widespread patrols as the inquiry continues.
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San Francisco
O'Farrell Street
Tt Ie
Pilener
Priede
Explosion Kills Eight in Philadelphia Gas Blast
A Friday gas explosion in Philadelphia at a Market Street subway area caused eight deaths and many injuries. Officials estimate total damages around $80,000 as emergency crews searched the block, with windows shattered and surrounding buildings affected. Investigators seek exact causes and responsible parties.
Appeal Denied Aggie Myers Conviction
Missouri supreme court denies writ of error to US supreme court. Attorneys may seek a writ of error from US Chief Justice to appeal. October 26 set for execution in Liberty Missouri for the murder of her husband. Myers shows calm fortitude in jail, expressing faith in a new trial and eventual acquittal.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Supreme Court
Aggie Myers
Supreme Court of the United States
United States Supreme Court
Liberty
Tam
Mra. Myers
State Stpreme Court
Panama Canal to be Completed by Contract
Washington reports the final decision favors contract completion of the Panama Canal. A public statement will outline reasons for contract use and likely publish a contract form. President Roosevelt supports contracting, and Chinese labor employment remains unaffected under transfer to contractors with government protections.
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Washington
Panama Canal
Presdent Roosevelt
Commission
Standard Oil to Face Antitrust Trial in Hancock County
The Standard Oil Company of Ohio along with Buckeye Pipe Line and Manhattan Oil face trial in Hancock County Probate Court on a charge of op piracy against trade. Judge Gin oon Banker will preside with a jury after county prosecutor William J. David filed the original information last June. John D. Rockefeller was named but will be tried separately after the company case concludes. he will not attend as a witness or defendant.
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Rockefeller
M. Rockefeller
MOG MEMBERS MURDERERS IN INQUEST IN ARKANSAS
In Trellmet county Arkansas an inquest continues into a murder tied to the town of Argenta. Judge Len emphasizes seriousness and possible prosecutions for those involved. Warrants issued for arrest target Armour & Co officials connected to the case.
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J. H. Warren
Mhiadelphia Mansions
Armour & 09
Bear mauls keeper at Riverside Park Zoo
Akeeper at Riverside park Zoo is savagely attacked by a large cinnamon bear. Charles Hanson fought the bear to protect his wife and children after entering the cage to refresh straw. Sewell shot the bear through the heart, ending the attack. Hanson suffered severe arm injuries but may survive.
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Boine
Ida
Riverside Park
Charles Hanson
Hanson
Sewell
Vessel returns to Port Townsend after storm wreck
The Planter, a dark engined vessel captained by Murchison, departed Everett for Manila eight days earlier. It returned waterlogged at Port Townsend on Sunday after four fierce storms along the Columbus River, with rigging adrift, the bow leaking, pumps ineffective, holds filling, and stores underwater. The crew fought to reach the strafin while securing goods below with a net. conditions left the vessel unmanageable and damaged.
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Port Townsend
Murchison
Rvverett
Manila
Port Om Bunday
Columbus
Robbery Fear Turns Fatal Shot in Bucramante
Quear B old observed a man near the corner of Tenth and Broadway and, after no reply, drew a revolver. He fired once at the man who did not move, then fired again as the assailant fell, dying two hours later at the receiving hospital. The incident left the victim described as an innocent citizen.
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Bucramante
Cal
Quear
Tenth and
Atroote
Toryh
Tle
Taft Deliberates on Vacancy in Supreme Court
President Taft weighs filling the vacancy on the United States Supreme Court. No decision expected until Taft returns and consults with the secretary of state. Reports suggest Bourclay Watt may be considered if an offer is declined.
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Washington
Waltad Bates Supers
Taft
United Station
Bourclay ‘Watt
Japs Seek Capital in England In Interview Bank View
A distorted report describes a Japanese financial agent seeking capital in England. It mentions a government link, a figure named Hank, and Yokohama branches as part of the probe into Japanese finance and overseas banking activities. The text is garbled but implies official interest in cross border investment.
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London
Orokiyo
Hank
Japan
Yokohama Speale Bank
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Tahoe
Ely Consolidated Company
Salt Lake City
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Rly
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Ogden Hot Springs
Tt 18
Brigham City
Emery County
Stave Board of Equilization
Pon
Aeres
Huntingston Canyon
Katie Nace
Ely
Ateatead
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Erie
Iany
Howe
Montaalie
Mexico
Qne
Taft Lssues
Hinton
Charles Smith
Brooklyn
Albert Meddey
Wonton
Smith
Macoon
Consule
Good Government League of Cuba
Arkansas
Argentay
Ami
Gueret Cotuio
John Redmond Loos
John Medion
Sunny South
Thanh Thal
Bluefells
Leeuw
Pocahontas Calherine Company
Pocahontas
Mt Aventy
Mebrie
Philadelphia
Philladelphia Kinkt
Bieth Street
Palenhors
Cooles
Standard Oil
Octopus
MOG
Little Troek
Pmiinwil County
Elrettomet
Eran
Len
Heduraré
Cinnamon
Boise
Wire
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Tokioclare
Peking
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Times
China
Ior
England
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