Miners and Mines Report in Idaho and Utah
A U66 ton reduction plant to be installed at Monarch mine in At Ianta Idaho reports large ore blocks being mined at Thunder Mountain Pearl Mining. The Consolidated Mercur company declares a dividend of 25 000 dollars bringing total returns to stockholders to 3 860 012 97. Fire damages NP plant at Rapid City causing significant losses with only partial insurance coverage. Copper ore shipments and prospecting trips by noted scientists Eckstein and Fralick are announced alongside local mining developments. Weather and transport disruptions hinder ore freightage from American Fork canyon.
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Monarch
Ianta
Idaho
Thunder Mountain
Pinetown
Sainy Wide
Thunder Mountains
Mint
New Orleans
Consolidated Mercur Company
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
Rebels report a bomb attempt near the Governor Kaulbars palace in St. Petersburg. A girl dropped the device, injuring herself, while another girl and a university student were arrested. General Min, infamous for past crackdowns, was assassinated by a young gunwoman at a railway station. his killer was captured with a bomb. Madame Min restrained the assassin until authorities arrived.
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Kauibars
Min
Diecsa
Firdenvpest
Nicholas
Kaulbars
Tem
St. Petersburg
Sminovsky Guard
Moscow
Peterhot
Madame Min
Sminovsky Regiment
Technological Institute
St. Peterburg
Husband Accused in Fatal Sunday Shooting
In Portsmouth Ohio, John Hart and Mrs Flora Hughes were shot by Jarrett O Hughes, who fled from a yard as the couple walked to church. Hart died before aid arrived while Mrs Hughes later died at the hospital. Eyewitnesses identified Hughes, who surrendered at his father’s home and claimed innocence.
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Portsmouth
John Hart
Flora Hughes
Jarrett O. Hughes
Hart
Extortion Alleged in San Juan Tariff Plea
The Porto Rico Fruit Growers Association appeals to the executive council against a proposed new freight tariff by The American Railroad company set to take effect in November. They claim the tariff hikes rise 200 to 300 percent over current rates, hindering Tealt Industry development. The railroad allegedly diverts quantities of pineapple and orange shipments crucial to the first harvests this year under its franchise.
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San Juan
Porto Tro
Conneil
American Railroad Company
Youth slays aged father in Spokane murder case
James F. Sloane a pioneer Spokane merchant was found dead behind rocks near Sixth Avenue and Stevens Street. His 17 year old son Briney confessed after police captured him, saying he used an axe to kill for 500 dollars he believed his father carried. The elder man led Sloane Paine Co for years.
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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 City
The Real Estate Trust Company of Philadelphia closed its doors after suffering losses from a large loan portfolio. Receiver George H. Erle Jr. reports liabilities around 11 million dollars with quick assets about 4.59 million and collateral near 8.1 million. A key promoter Adolph Sexalm holds nonnegotiable collateral tied to loans. Prominent financier Frank K Hipple died suddenly in Bryn Mawr, amid questions over potential self harm.
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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
Denver sea ninth annual shealih of American SiLiine comeries
In Denver December 14, leaders JM Rewards president and E Calbreath Jr secretary preside as delegates from Rocky Mountain states gather for a westward conference. County officials and trade chamber representatives plan exchanges on miners and related transport issues amid steady regional cooperation.
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Denver
Han
JM reWards
Tur
Calbreath, Jr
Gates
Mayarn
Elttes
Lowod
Brand
Dottie
Trade
Chambers Af
Lareana Aft Exchan Ir
Erailaattona
Amd Welantil Hietechos
Deleguben
Emrb
Street Car Strike Spurs Citywide Labor Tensions
Amid a Sunday labor action by streetcar conductors and motormen of the Manned Railroad tramway, service paused citywide. Reports tie arrest warrants to a broader protest while officials and unions clash over responsibilities and safety, with notable figures including Parker and Calhoun drawing commentary from observers.
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San Francisco
California and Crary Street
Hite Street Railway Teamo
Pbje Etty
Beekin Flight Ends in Odd Ballon Return on Saturday
Dr Jian P Thomas and father Jefferson Haris Thowia reportedly completed a strange balloon voyage over New York and Auguetd CID, returning to residence after an ascent near ten thousand feet, ending near Oakdale Bullion Oucaw in the state.
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New Y York
Jian P Thomas
Avronaut
Jefferson Haris Thowia
Oakdale
Thee State
Cuban Veterans Rally Against Revolutionary Forces
A report describes hundreds of Cuban veterans and cavalry marching with General Praunieca toward Pinar del Río to oppose the revolution. The scene features veteran leaders and a tense gathering as they move to confront ongoing changes in the region.
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HatanieThoee
Praunieca
Perria
Euver
Bernatie
Jealousy Sparks Fireman Murder Case
In a Bremen city apartment a jealous fireman killed a 40 year old, then fled with a woman. The crime occurred after an argument with his wife Annie. Neighbors reported hearing a struggle and the fireman was later arrested, his motive linked to jealousy.
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Martin Winteratin
Bremen
Annie Tir
Newlay
Steamer City of Markings Arrives at Port Gaijo for Wedding
Steamer City of Markings carried notable guests from Port Gaijo to Maron for a wedding celebration. The voyage involved prominent figures including families and friends, with arrivals marked by local ceremony and festive receptions hosted by the couple and their kin.
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Detralt
Eia
Frere
Hetralt & Clevelgod
City of Markings
Port Gajiio
Diarin
Temper of the People Shapes Pinar Del Rio Campaign
Reports from Havana state the fate of the insurrection hinges on the loyalty of Pinar Del Rio’s population as Guerrera’s men threaten the provincial capital. A 250 strong Cuban artillery detachment from Havana has arrived at Pinar Del Rio to support rural guards and volunteers, with hospital and support units following. The Havana province remains quiet while sympathy grows for General Gomez, seen as a broadminded patriot unlikely to join revolutionary plans.
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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
Rebuilding Valparaiso After Earthquake and Fire
About 10 000 workers clear debris and seek bodies after the quake and fires. A child survived in a barrel. The naval school will reopen in two months. Food sales are supervised to curb price rises and depots for distribution set up. Many families plan to relocate to Europe during rebuilding. Temporary housing and ships are being prepared for transport and shelter needs.
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Valparaiso
Naval School
Ecity
Valparama
Europe
Valpareino Io
Mateols
Reusdor
Bcuadorean
Cruser Merines
Coroners Jury Finds No One To Blame In Fatal Calidon Crash
In Azusa California the coroner's jury ruled that no one was to blame for the Wednesday fatal collision involving a race coach and a Santa Fe engine, which killed Mrs. Rhaden and seriously injured others. The incident investigation focused on the mule team attached to the coach Concorda, with county officials taking control as they pursue missing county treasurer Wane.
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Azusa
Cal
Rhaden
Calidon
Santa
Concorda
Kutt
Wane
Ninarcounie
Worle
Soyn
Tearle
Warnehe
Allen
Wanted Their Twenty Per Cent Chicago Bank Turmoil
Police faced a mass of men and women pressing to reclaim funds from the ruined Milwaukee Avenue bank. The trustee planned to pay 20 percent to 6,000 of 24,000 depositors, drawing crowds to the bank site as the building became ringed by thousands by evening.
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Chicago
Sts
Prijuy
Milwaukee Avenue
Biase
Heavlver Foteer
Gnxiouww
Ilavhreh Ue
Bombs Wreck Stolypin Reception Killing 28 in Russia
An assailant bomb exploded at Premier Stolypin s country house during a public reception on Aptekarsky Island. At least 28 killed and 24 injured including the premier s daughter and secretary General Zamentin. Two conspirators died and a coachman was wounded.
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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
Scattering The Pulajanes In Manila Reported Breakup
Reports say the Pulajanes split into smaller bands as 1,000 troopers and 30,000 constabulary move through the region. In Leyte youth are said cured of Pulajanes while native volunteers bring in prisoners as central committees threaten executions. A plot to kill Count Vorontaoft-Duakhkott, viceroy of the Caurasna, is uncovered with numerous arrests.
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Manila
Leyte
Buyog Bay
St. Petersburg
Central Committee of the Social Revolution
Vorontaoft- Duahkott
Caurasna
Dangerous Incident Injures Boy in Play Accident
A boy named Raymond Boston suffered a fractured skull and injuries when a piece from a toy or tool struck him in the forehead during play. The incident occurred as he was near a gear or training setup, with reports noting an expansion of gain and a striking object. The assailant or responsible party, Keone Bunton, is mentioned in the context of the event.
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Per
Raymond Boston
Keone Bunton
Debris Explodes in Berlin Police Attack Kills Officer
Dispatch to Tageblatt Iran Kattowlle reports a Domb thrown at Homtsin Russian Po Nad fatally wounding Police Captain Jalubite and two officers and seriously injuring another. The assailant aimed at Salu bik who led a patrol that on Monday killed a Jew. A detachment of Conmucks fired several volleys, injuring a number of bystanders.
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Berlin
Tageblatt
Iran
Kattowlle
Homtsin
Jalubite
Hahwan
Salubik
Explainn
Dietriel
Miller
Passereby
Flooded Mazatlan destroys buildings and waterworks
In Paso, Texas and Mazatlán floods wreak havoc with numerous structures collapsing. The Mallera clothing store and Cle Industrial y Agricola shoe factories are ruined. The German Casino and Pantheon area suffer major damage. Water pipes burst, destroying the city’s water works and cutting supply along Calzada de Puenta y Florille.
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Paso
Tex
Mazatlan
Mexico
Amallera
Cle Industrial Y Agricola
She
Pantheon No. 1
Calzada de Puenta Y Flornille
General killed in Warsaw ambush driving to residence
General Von Liafilurs acting military governor of Warsaw was shot four times from a cab while his driver slowed near a repayment site. The assassin fled as the general, pierced through the heart, died at the hospital shortly after. The slain officer had been recently appointed to lead the city.
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Warsaw
von Liafilurs
Sasaxain
von Liarliarsie
von Lis
Guneral
Liamarsk
Irish Home Rule Proposal Reported by The Daily Chronicle
London reports a government backed plan to concede limited Irish self rule without full parliamentary union. It envisions a Dublin tri-council to elect 10 percent of Irish MPs, a single legislative body, and continued imperial Parliament authority. The measure contrasts with the Home Rule aims of the Irish representatives and sets out a distinct governance framework.
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London
Chronicl
Tri
Dublin
House of Commons
Standard Oil Indicted for Rebate Schemes
Chicago reports that Standard Oil faced indictments in federal court based on 645 counts alleging rebates. The grand jury returned the charges, with each count tied to refinery operations and shipments, including petroleum products connected to Whiting, Indiana. The document lists 6,628 counties as covered by the indictment.
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Chicago
Standard Company
Bethel
United States
Whiting
Ind
Rainy Opened Trade News From Japan and Neutrals
A garbled news item reports Japan will shift to an engine of all after September first and that duties may apply to imports and exports. It notes port openings, free movement of goods, and traffic between unnamed cities under evolving laws. The piece references Balny and Telrel Oe with unclear context.
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Japan
Russians Reportedly Targeted in Petersburg Muted Assault
Fragmented telegraph items describe an attempted life-threatening incident in St. Petersburg linked to Russians who resemble a cover figure. Reports say a person went missing near Peterhof while many arrests occurred during the evening. one man allegedly resembles an unnamed general.
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Petersburg
Peterhof
Baron Sahl
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