Northwest Notes Highlights From Western Towns
A chaotic compilation notes city council stalls a Rocky Mountain telephone franchise, gold found during federal building digs in Butte, and a colorful glass pan showing hues. Cheyenne to Thermopolis telegraph line now live. Pueblo Steel works worker injured by hot iron. Boise suspects stay of execution for James Martin in Deer Lodge. Tabasco Mine reef shows $24,000 per ton. Cornerstone of new Elle temple in Cherenne. Golden stabbings over Labor Day receipts. sugar factory at Winsor planned. Boulder killing trial. multiple accidents and mining notes across Colorado, Montana, Wyoming. Miner unions send aid to Pennsylvania. various local developments and forthcoming works in Winsor and Mort Chapel sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muttshes
Rocky Moontais
Deer Lodge
Mont
Williams
Tabasco
Cherenne
Wlalley Rilke
Colorado
Wyoming
Golden
John Ebenhack
Charles Betts
Labor Day Plenia
Boulder
Cole
Meeker
Buford
Colo
Chase
Glenwood Springs
A Candidate for the Gallows and Other Oddities
A chaotic item set describes Patrick Devnoney, an oysterman, shot by a janitor in New York City after a dispute on a street railing. The narrative shifts to a court scene where Silas Dulin defies Clarence Peake, claiming he was not dead. Reports from General Dewet in Hanover stations recount large crowds, generous gifts, and mass autograph efforts, with money thrown at the railway cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Devnoney
Fravers Reitty
New York City
Devnomey
Devsnney
Clarence Peake
Silas Halin
Ciinton
Teno
Supreme Court
Beard
Silas Dulin
Peale
Halle
Colorado
Dewet
Hanover
Herlin
Merlin
Tiewor
Roosevelt Resting Amid Limited Cabinet Contact
President Roosevelt remains at the White House with no formal cabinet meetings planned while he progresses toward recovery. He has received only key advisers and a few callers, and the remodeled White House is expected to be ready by mid November.
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Roosevelt
Dramsset
le Lhely Amban
Donl Mie
Anal
Racial unrest erupts in Littleton town clash leaves whites injured
In Littleton Alabama a racial confrontation escalates with a Black man Tolbert firing on a White man Thompson after a woman pushed him from a railroad trestle. Thompson survives but several whites are injured as Black residents retaliate, prompting a warning from local officials and fears of further violence.
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Litterton
Aielloghea
Alabama
Deao
Lea Growl
Joe ‘Thompaon
Serloda
Jobo Maer
William ‘Telbert
Negra
Luthetor Beca
Furthwe Teoutle
Sheri? Burgio
Newroes
Littleton
Death Ends Jim Younger Personal Crisis in Minnesota
Jim Younger, once linked with the James brothers gang, died by his own hand in a St Paul rooming house, leaving a letter blaming ill health and separation from friends. He was 54, had endured prior injuries and long health struggles, and faced a troubled life after pardon from prison last July. The Younger brothers, Robert Coleman and James, were famed for Civil War era robberies with Jesse James.
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Innes Younger
Dames Boys Band of Outlaws
St. Paul
Minn
Presa U
Younger
Wlody
Vonager
State Penitentiary
Aines Younger
Robert
Coleman
James Younger
Frank James
Jesse James
Quantrell
Stage Hold Up by Three Masked Men on Northern Oregon Stage
Three masked highwaymen robbed a passenger stage near North Yamhill Oregon, forcing passengers from the vehicle and taking valuables. The attackers fled with unknown loot after the assault. A separate item mentions a rancher Jack Urima and a stray note about an apple grown in Harre Montana, plus several unrelated legal and domestic notes.
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Tillmmouk
North Yamhill
Ore
Rondalde
Jack & Urima
Hear Paws
Harre
Mont
Thompson County
Hear Vow
Montana
Man Charged With Murder After Wyoming Wife Kill
Sammons deserted his wife and two children and lured her to Grant Wyoming where she died from a shotgun wound. The coroner ruled the death murder and the jury found C A Sammons fired the shot. Neighbors suspected foul play and the accused, a middle aged man with one leg, was arrested.
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Ghat
Grant
Wyoming
Sammons
Semmona
Wyemleg
Lveland
Wyomley
Brae Ranch
Reilroad
Wheatland
Brae
Mra. Sammons
Kene
Oklahoma
Castro victory reported after fierce battle near La Victoria
A messenger brings news from near La Victoria Venezuela that 9000 rebels under General Mendoza abandoned their positions six miles from La Victoria and retreated toward Villa de Cura after days of heat and heavy losses. President Castro credited with personal courage for the government victory.
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la Victoria
Venezuela
Mendoza
Villa de Cura
Castro
Anc
Revolutioniata
Mystery Surrounds Death After River Jump Near Pones City
A man leaped from a freight bridge over East Fork near Pones City OMln. and was swept away by a trick rock. He wore clues linking him to the Earl of Lowstale and British army service in India. Authorities suspect foul play or accidental death as witnesses describe his fall and ensuing medical collapse.
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Charles Young
Edward Lewis
Forest City
Ark
Sheri B. Williams
Ile
Jorge Hatton
Dietrios
Murphy
Sheri Williams
Sherif Williams
Veary
Mra Lewis
Marina Nolan
Edward Marscury
Hils
Miss Nolan
Marsehuta
Chicago
Youn Hogilshmee
East Fork Bridge
Pones City
Omln
Earl of Lowstale
India
Montreal
Palmer
Haitian Revolution Ends as Navy Receives Command Cable
Cable from Commander Macon reports Gonaives surrendered after German and American forces occupied the town. About 25 adherents left, no local government, and authorities expect national forces to arrive by Saturday. Peaceful transfer noted, with troops to protect the American consul and restore order. I am returning to Cape Haitian after stabilizing Gonaives.
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Navy Department
Claotn
Pathy
Nicholas Mole
Waitt
Mainland
Soufriere Volcano Erupts With Loud Cannonades
Soufriere volcano on the island erupted Thursday night after minor earthquakes earlier in the day. The eruption produced roaring noises, incandescent clouds, and ejected matter from both craters, with activity diminishing after 4 o'clock Friday morning but the boiling sound remaining audible in the distance.
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Sonfriene
Parial
Theo
Wolil
United States Tops World Coal Production
The United States leads global coal output, surpassing Great Britain by a wide margin. US production reached about 566,105,110 short tons, driven by growth in iron and wheel making and motor trades, while other top producers include Germany Austro Hungary France Belgium and Russia.
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United States Geological Survey
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Austro Hungary
France
Belgium
Russia
Coyote Hunter Shot Near Maxwell and Pomeroy
Narration details a fatal shooting involving a 14 year old and a boy named Willan Urtoer near Maxwell California. The incident led to police intervention and investigation. Separately, cattle thefts and other local disturbances are mentioned, including arrests in Daytin and a description of merchant attitudes toward unrest.
Fragmentary OCR Describes Venezuelan Civil Conflict Moves
The readable text references a battle between forces and revolutionaries, mentions leaders such as Castro and Cuetra, and notes movements toward Caracas and Valencia. It describes reinforcements, government actions, and rail disruptions as rebels approach towns and pursue strategic positions. The garbled account preserves names and places but clarity is limited.
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Torrea
Crespo
Min
Scadding
Oral Gowvera
Enen el Consejo
Victoria
Valencia
Caracas
Rear Admiral Thomas Selfridge Died, Ex Navy Officer
Retired Admiral Thomas Selfridge, born February 15, 1804, served from New Jersey state and held commands including Mare Island. He fought in the Mexican and Civil Wars, later living in San Francisco awaiting pension.
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Thoma
Br. C. SN
Waverly Y Nesday
Ray
Jansoo
Rene Admiral Thom
Tram
Mare Island
Armin
Theorgotown
Government Frere Labor Terentirs Chronicle
A fragmentary report discusses government, labor, and a long standing quarrel near Glenwood involving the Vining family. A mob drives them from Plichfork area as authorities intervene. details are partial and obscured by OCR errors.
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Rome
DROWNED in Wink TAan Kirt ton daw
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a person named Catlin Meyer and a winery with unclear context. The readable portion does not form a coherent news item or verifiable event.
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Don Cunningham
Hugh McKenna
Butte Miners’ Union
Pennsylvania
Acaconda
Winsor
Colo. UN
Winsor Sugar Company
Jobn Dunn
Fred Brammuier
Boulder Creek
Moses Decker
Gallatin Valley
Montane
Michael McCormick
Hutte
Atlantic & Pacific Oil Company
Spring Valley
Juhe
W. Sammon
Stain of
Wallat Ann
Wyowing
Cheyeoce
Seealon
Mlate
Konwlon
Alontema
Mort Cellier
Coju
Arkanes
California
Mer Lower
Debimet
Ketone Mildie Af Bueemter
Jim Younger
Monstrous
Montana Ayeiee
Ane Weil
Kent Tawanten
Sep Pranelaen
Tamale Howe
Kase
Tee Corpeniar
Te Butts
Foung Kugiahman
Biled
Small Her
Jane Carhully
Joseph Wernheln
Helens
Hauke Karine Miveimae
Macon
Geral
Gonaives
Soufrigre
Coyote Hunter
Toy
Maxwell
Cal
Willan
Dad Teumot
Pomeroy
Wash
Uffenne
Aan
Franeun
Phhp Ehele
Ware Iy
Mantia
Dan Pranelsed
Enlravuriig
Meotla
Witter
Philippines
Roosevel
Rossy Emlt
Elligens A
Catlin Meyer
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