Mines and Mining News From Utah Idaho and Nevada
Reports show a U66 ton reduction plant to be installed at Monarch mine Idaho and 100000 ounces of silver bought for delivery in New Orleans. notes include strikes near Dewey mine Roosevelt and other mineral activity, along with flood damage suspending ore freight and a $25,000 dividend by Consolidated Mercur. risks of fires, prospects in copper ore and antimony claims, and various prospecting and corporate moves across Utah and surrounding regions.
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Monarch
Ianta
Idaho
Thunder Mountain
Pinetown
Sainy Wide
Thunder Mountains
Mint
New Orleans
Tt Ie
Utah
Utah Hills
National Smoelthie Company
Hapid
Oncar Eckstein
He University of Chicago
Wilfred (. Fralick
New York City
Bolsa
Young Girls Employed For Murderous Work
A bomb exploded near the Nicholas Palace in St. Petersburg injuring a girl who dropped the device as a university student and another girl were arrested. General Min, famed for suppressing Moscow riots, was shot dead by a young girl at a railway station. Madame Min restrained the assassin as police arrived. the killer warned to beware of a bomb. Min had faced criticism for harsh actions at the Technological Institute incident.
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Diecsa
Firdenvpest
Nicholas
Kaulbars
Tem
St. Petersburg
Min
Sminovsky Guard
Moscow
Peterhot
Madame Min
Sminovsky Regiment
Technological Institute
St. Peterburg
Husband Accused in Fatal Sunday Shooting
In Portsmouth Ohio a man, Jarrett O Hughes, shot John Hart and Flora Hughes as they walked to church. Hart died at once. Mrs Hughes died on the operating table. Eyewitnesses named Hughes and he surrendered at his father's home claiming innocence.
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Portsmouth
John Hart
Flora Hughes
Jarrett O. Hughes
Hart
Extortion Alleged in Proposed Freight Tariff Dispute
San Juan Porto Rico fruit growers association appeals to the executive council against a new freight tariff by The American Railroad Company set to take effect in November. They claim the tariff terms would raise rates by 200 to 300 percent, hindering pineapple and orange shipments and jeopardizing the tea and fruit industry. The article notes the railroad had previously imposed certain terms and reveals tensions over pricing power.
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San Juan
Porto Tro
Conneil
American Railroad Company
Youth Slays Aged Father in Spokane Alley Murder
The body of James F. Sloane, pioneer merchant, was found behind rocks near his Sixth Avenue home. His 17-year-old son Brindley Sloane confessed to the murder, saying he killed his father with an axe in hopes of obtaining $500 he believed his father carried. The elder Sloane had long headed Sloane Paine Co. and was a leading Spokane merchant.
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Spokane
Wash
James F. Sloane
Thin City
Sixth Avenue
Stevens Street
Mt Sloane
Tris Rom
Auatn
Mechs
Bridney
Sinene
Friederen
Rantory Ly
Bookane
Sloane Paine Campary
Trust Company Failure Shocks Philadelphia Financiers
The Real Estate Trust Company of Philadelphia closed its doors after suffering heavy losses. Receiver George H. Erle Jr. reports estimated liabilities near 11 million dollars with quick assets around 4.59 million and nonnegotiable collateral of 8.1 million. The firm’s loans largely secure a 5.2 million obligation to Adolph Sexalm. Frank K. Hipple, a prominent city figure, died suddenly at Bryn Mawr while under investigation for possible self-inflicted death amid the financial collapse.
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Philadelphia
Real Estate Trust Company of
George H. Erle
Iwans
Adolph Sexalm
Frank K. Hipple
Ft Delphia
Eclilrens
Bryn Mass Oy
Ninth annual health survey planned for Denver state fair
Officials led by J Telards and E Galbreath Jr outline an October event in Denver from the tenth to the nineteenth, detailing appointments of ten delegates from county committees and local chambers to participate in the American Silicate Commodities gathering.
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Denver
J Telards
Tor E. Galbreath, Jr
United States
Ebiel
Lories
Gate Tae
Mayara
Donrie
Street Car Strike Shuts San Francisco Routes
Streetcar workers began a citywide stoppage in San Francisco affecting California and Crary Streets and other lines. The walkout followed alerts by conductors and motormen of the Manned Railroad operation, with service suspended since Sunday morning and ongoing labor actions tied to union demands.
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San Francisco
California and Crary Street
Hite Street Railway Teamo
Pbje Etty
Beelike Mystery Flight Ends Quietly in New York State
Dr Jian P Thomas, an aviator described as the atateur avronaut, and his father Jefferson Haris Thowia, reportedly flew a balloon over two Staten and New York before returning to a residence in Soventyese. The journey reportedly reached under ten thousand feet before ending near Oakdale Bullion Oucaw.
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New Y York
Jian P Thomas
Avronaut
Jefferson Haris Thowia
Oakdale
Thee State
Cuban Veterans Rally Against Revolution On Field
A group of Cuban veterans gathered on the field to oppose revolutionary forces. They accompanied General Praunieca and Perria, marching toward Pinar del Rio with a show of support. Local observers await further actions as tensions rise in the region around Masino Cameofart.
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HatanieThoee
Praunieca
Perria
Euver
Bernatie
Jealousy Prompts Fireman to Murder Case Crumbles
In a foggy apartment in Bremen a jealous fireman killed a woman and injured another. Police say motive arose from jealousy. a man named Martin Winteratin is in custody. Investigators report the suspect cried out and was subdued after the incident.
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Martin Winteratin
Bremen
Annie Tir
Newlay
Steamer City of Markings Voyage Aids Noted Marital Pairings
Steamer City of Markings sailed from Port Gajo for Maron with Steamer moodinny and Waddy van Devunat aboard. The voyage included a detour to honor a local couple, while Frere eo Hiverilig and He Opiate wife arranged a celebratory welcome, as Detro ttwn pereins and other passengers endured rough seas and rail travel conditions.
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Detralt
Eia
Frere
Hetralt & Clevelgod
City of Markings
Port Gajiio
Diarin
Insurrection Hinges on Pinar Del Rio Loyalty
Havana watches as Guerrera seeks to seize Pinar Del Rio with hundreds of veterans and local support in Vuelta Abajo. A 250 man Cuban artillery detachment moves in, ready to convert to infantry. Government hopes rest on population loyalty and Gomez’s cautious patriotism.
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Havana
Cuba
Pinar Bel Rio
Pine Guerrera
Pinar del Hilo
Pinar del Iilo
Vuelta Abajo
G Guerrera
Pinar del Rio
Guerrera
Gomez
Will Rebuild Stricken City At Valparaiso
About 10 000 workmen clear debris and search for bodies after the earthquake and fires. A child was found alive in a barrel. The naval school will be rebuilt and back to studies in two months. Food sales are supervised to prevent price abuses and soup depots with help from young women provide aid to the poor. Many families plan to leave for Europe during rebuilding. Temporary shelters and materials are to be supplied. Chilean government orders naval dispatch to move convoys and transport crews from Valparaiso to assist rebuilding and relief efforts.
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Valparaiso
Naval School
Ecity
Valparama
Europe
Valpareino Io
Mateols
Reusdor
Bcuadorean
Cruser Merines
Verdict Clears Mules Over Azusa Fatal Goof
Coroners jury finds no one to blame in a fatal accident near Azusa involving a race coach and a mule carriage. The collision killed Mrs Rhaden and left several others seriously injured. Authorities note the mule’s stubbornness as a factor amid the chaos. County treasurer Wane remains missing as officials take control of county matters and pursue a suspect linked to reported shortages.
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Azusa
Cal
Rhaden
Calidon
Santa
Wanted Their Twenty Per Cent Chicago
Police faced a crowd of thousands outside the Milwaukee Avenue bank as a mob demanded 20 percent payout to 6,000 of 24,000 depositors. The scene grew tense with the bank surrounded by about 16,000 by evening.
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Chicago
Sts
Prijuy
Milwaukee Avenue
Biase
Heavlver Foteer
Gnxiouww
Ilavhreh Ue
Bomb Explosion Kills Premier Stolypin Aide and 26 Others
An assassination attempt at Premier Stolypin's reception on Aptekarsky Island killed twenty eight people and wounded twenty four, including Stolypin's son and daughter. Four conspirators and several officials died or were wounded. General Zamentin and Colonel Stein were among the dead as the blast wrecked the villa.
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St. Petersburg
Stolypin
Aptekasay Island
Zamatin
M. Khosroff
Pensa
Fedoroff
Davidof
Voronin
Alde Doubassoff
M. Stolypin
St. Peter and St. Paul
M. Stolypin’s Ville
Zamentin
Japan
Stein
Tamilee Palace
Pulajanes Split as Troops Move Against Uprising in Leyte
Reports say the Pulajanes fragmented into smaller bands as 1,000 troops and 30,000 constabulary push through the disaffected region. Youth in Buyog Bay reportedly cured of Pulajanes, while eastern volunteers bring in prisoners. In St. Petersburg the social revolutionary committee vows to pursue government changes with executions. plots against Count Vorontayoff Duahkott, viceroy of the Caurasna, have led to arrests amid incitement.
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Manila
Leyte
Buyog Bay
St. Petersburg
Central Committee of the Social Revolution
Vorontaoft- Duahkott
Caurasna
Dangerous Even When Empty Injuries From Shifting Backlot Incident
A chaotic accident left Raymond Boston with severe injuries when a yard tool struck him during a playground incident. Witnesses report a hammerlike impact and a fragmentation of the skull, ruling out conscious danger to bystanders.
Fatal assault in Berlin targets police and Jew
A dispatch from the Tageblatt Iran Kattowlle reports a Domb hurled at Homtsin near Russian Po nad fatally wounding Police Captain Jalubite and two officers, and injuring another officer. A separate patrol killed a Jewish man after a Salu bik incident. Police detachment fired volleys, wounding several bystanders.
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Berlin
Tageblatt
Iran
Kattowlle
Homtsin
Jalubite
Hahwan
Salubik
Explainn
Dietriel
Miller
Passereby
Widespread Flood Devastates Mazatlan and Paso Texa s
In Mazatlan and Paso, floods wipe out homes and key facilities. Stores and factories suffer ruin including a clothing shop and shoe plants. the German Casino, a jail wing, and a water system are destroyed. A boulevard linking the city to the sea is ruined and water pipes fail, causing great hardship.
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Paso
Tex
Mazatlan
Mexico
Amallera
Cle Industrial Y Agricola
She
Pantheon No. 1
Calzada de Puenta Y Flornille
General Von Liafilurs Shot Dead in Warsaw Driving Incident
General Von Liafilurs acting military governor of Warsaw was shot and killed Monday afternoon while riding in a cab. The assassin fled as a carriage driver slowed for a building corner. A single attacker fired four shots through the cab roof, with one bullet striking the general in the chest. He died within minutes at a hospital. General Von Liafilurs had recently been appointed to govern Warsaw.
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Warsaw
von Liafilurs
Sasaxain
von Liarliarsie
von Lis
Guneral
Liamarsk
Home Rule for Irish London Daily Chronicle style note
The item discusses a proposed Irish home rule plan challenging a full imperial parliament role. It envisions a Dublin based tri council with 10 percent Irish seats, while maintaining representation in the House of Commons and limiting changes to the legislative structure.
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London
Chronicl
Tri
Dublin
House of Commons
Standard Oil Indicted In Chicago Grand Jury Action
Chicago reports grand jury indicts Standard Oil on 645 counts in the U S district court. Indictments accuse rebates in interstate petroleum trade with Whiting refinery listed among locations. County by county charges reference alleged mispricing of petroleum products.
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Chicago
Standard Company
Bethel
United States
Whiting
Ind
Trade openings and Japan import policy described
A report notes that Japan will move to a policy of no import or export duties on articles, with September 1 as a cutoff. The text references wholesale traffic between certain regions and mentions planned openness under new laws, hinting at broader maritime trade effects and provisional permit clauses.
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Japan
Russians Who Look Like Cover Trepatt Getting Shaved
Fragmentary report from Petrograd describes an alleged assassination attempt in Saint Petersburg area, with conflicting notes about a disappearance and several arrests. Officials and observers weigh the role of a Baron Sahl and a possible resemblance to a high ranking commander, amid chaotic conditions.
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Trepatt
Petersburg
Peterhof
Baron Sahl
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