Mining News Briefs From Western Fields
Numerous mining reports across Utah Idaho Nevada and California note strikes and shipments. New York Bonanza at Park City yields a major discovery while Coeur d Alenes papers pay dividends in a booming district. Other districts including Alta Murray Bristol Hailey Goldfield and Tonopah show production plans improvements shipments and new mills.
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New York
Park City
Monroe Persone
Horse Heaven
Maryavale
Federal Mining & Smelting Company
Coeur d’Alenes
Wan May
Bristol
Nevada
Dollarhide Company
Carrie Leonard Group of Mines
Hailey
Home Builders Meet in Boise Irrigation Congress Opens
National Irrigation Congress holds its fourteenth annual session in Boise with Vice President Fairbanks presiding at opening. Utah and Oregon delegates number near 200 each, California around sixty. Governor Gooding lauds Roosevelt and reclamation efforts, while Senator Dubois urges presidential potential. A Roosevelt letter is read and warmly received. }}</S>
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Utah
Fairbanks i
Roosevelt
Hoise
Ida
Union
National Irrigation Congress
Oregon
California
Fairbanks
Boise
Riverside Park
Congress
J. W. Shurtiitt
Oxden
Georke C. Pardes
Jimes A. Pinney
Frank BR. Gooding
Gem
Gooding
Iohio
St Anthony
Idaho
United States
Fred T Dubola
Duboty
Offes
Mall Senalor Dubos
Ape Pinuay
Vifford Pinehot
Debate at convention sparks activism and reform cries
Delegates at a San Francisco convention debate a resolution backing the revolution of a political bloc. Proponents led by Edward Walter support reform against a police crackdown while local figures Buckton and Ayrowe weighed in on factional alignments amid mixed reactions.
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Janta
Wiere
Tomy
Adwand Walte
San Francisco
Emma AR
Dnpaneeet
Anim Hoe
San Pranelpog
Buckton
Fragmented OCR reads like a ship names list and scattered places
The unreadable OCR fragment mentions ships and regions including New York, baselines, and various improper spellings. It reads as a garbled historical page with no clear event, dates, or cohesive narrative to summarize into a coherent article item.
Explosion at Winery Leaves Town Desolate
A blast ripped through a California winery near Calera, wounding several and destroying a town landmark. Fire crews battled the blaze as victims were hospitalized and authorities investigated the cause and scope of the catastrophe.
Reign of Terror Fails to Quell Jewish Rights Struggle
In Petersburg and Moscow the renewal of terror sharpens hostility to Jews and curbs rights. The National and Russian Popular Party seek exclusion from politics and army service. Stolypin’s brother notes a pleasure-seeking mood amid crises. Black Hundred calls for revenge as revolutionary tension grows. Women of noble birth lead in conspiracies and actions.
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Moscow
Premier Stolypin
Novoe Vremya
M. Stolypin
Hessia
Black Hundred
Konovustein
I Bib
Obolonsk
Rybinsk
Yaroslay
New Banks Organized Amid Turmoil and Loss
A chaotic update describes banks formed amid wartime strain. Key figures include Marek and Angi with central financial figures cited. Violent events and armed conflict surround the area near the San Gabriel river as law enforcement braces for further disruptions.
Fatal Seattle Pedestrian Auto Crash Claims Life
A man was struck by a tourline car near Mine and Firat avenue in Seattle shortly after noon on Saturday. The victim, identified as Join Moeatt, was thrown to the pavement and died within minutes from fractures and injuries. The vehicle was driven by contractor Moegrath, owner of Beatle, according to reports.
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Beattie Laurie Bakken
Knomaker
Alou
Seattle
Eorne
Firat Avenue
Mogeatt
Moegrath
Bryan greeted by vast New York welcome at Madison Square Garden
More than 20,000 filled Madison Square Garden to cheer William Jennings Bryan on his return from foreign travel. Thousands lined streets outside for hours, waving flags and staffs as the private citizen took center stage. Governor Folk and Tom J. Johnson spoke before Bryan addressed the crowd, which rose in unending cheers lasting minutes as he finally spoke.
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New York
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Madson Square Garden
Anti-Trust League
Bryant
Bryan
Tom St. Johnson
Seial
Firat
Cial
Bryan Rose
Mr. Bryan
Folk
Missouri
Tom J. Johnson
Progress Report from California Promotion Committee
The August progress bulletin notes phenomenal gains in San Francisco with improved labor supply yet strong demand for skilled trades in building and farm labor statewide. Interior cities report business gains, notably Santa Rosa with unprecedented building activity. San Francisco denied 1,176 building permits valued at $6,222.06. Bank clearings rose about 15 percent over August 1906.
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San Francisco
California Promotion Committee
Santa Rosa
Onions Bring Prosperity In Eldorado County
Onion crop in Eldorado town will be the largest ever raised enabling farmers to pay off mortgages and finance new homes. Pleasant Valley in Scott County reports yield equal to high prices per bushel, boosting revenue and local wealth for many raisers.
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Pleasant Valley
Beott County
Famine Spreads as Central Government Struggles
The article reports famine spreading by September with memads to praying Keaton Slinbbety Bamare and Suratey. It notes exhausted resources and government strain while the Klan demands further wartime measures. Brockton and Stocking region residents face hardship as a Mexican bootblack, Cruze Miranda, shoots a woman while fleeing police.
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Peterstone
Keaton
Slinbbety Bamare
Suratey
Brockton
Cal
Stocking
Ty Cruze Miranda
Polos
Gans Granted Victory After Forty Second Round Fouls
In Nevada the forty second round decided the bout with Battling Nelson fouling Joe Gans. Referee Siler disqualified Nelson for a low blow, giving the win to Gans. Gans, hurt earlier, fought left handed after claiming a broken right hand in round thirty three. Rickard announced a purse of 33 500 dollars with Nelson earning 22 500 and Gans 13 000.
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Golaneth
Nevada
Nelson
Joe Gans
Siler
Gans
Gana
Nee
Tex” Rickard
Awful Crime of Youth in Chicago
Chicago police report 16 year old Robert Gordon confessed to striking 8 year old Joseph Reed with a brick, enticing him to a basement, injuring him and burying the boy beneath the sidewalk in front of the Reed home at 2478 Archer Avenue. The body was found, Gordon confessed, and five other males aged 16 to 20 were detained after drinking with Gordon near the residence.
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Chicago
Robert Gordon
Joseph Reed
Archer Avenue
Gordon
Gorton
Reed
No Relaxation of Vigilance in Bt Ferersburg Cabinet
A late Friday cabinet session in Bt Ferersburg reinforced that no relaxation of government vigilance is permitted and the struggle against revolutionary forces must continue with all means. Elections for parliament will be synchronized empirewide to prevent opposing forces from concentrating in rapid successive actions. Ministers were told to prepare two categories of legislation by Sept 14: temporary emergency edicts and other measures requiring cabinet refinement before parliamentary submission.
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Ferersburg
Parliaipent
Java
Mt Aanembler
Death by suffocation at Upper Hingham cabin
Meeks death in Bingham Utah area reported as suffocation after collapse in mud near his cabin. McGee, 26, a heavy driller, was repeatedly subject to illness and is suspected to have slipped and fallen into deep mud as heavy rain poured.
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Bingham
Utah
Upper
Hingham
Big Cabin
McGee
Tragedy at 769 Campbell Street Ends in Fatal Firearm Acts
In Oakland California William Wellh grotemmeier shot his wife multiple times then killed Edward Jones a dockworker before shooting himself. The incident occurred at 769 Campbell Street the home of John Austin where Wells's wife had recently left him. The tragedy underscores strained domestic life and violent breakup.
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Oakland
Cal
William Wellh
Veteran Nebraska editor Edward Rosewater found dead
Edward Rosewater, longtime editor and proprietor of the Omaha Bee, was found dead Friday in a district court room on the Bis Building's third floor. Born in Bohemia in 1841, he arrived in the United States in 1864 and built a long career in journalism, politics, and public service, including roles with the Republican National Committee and as U S representative to an international congress.
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Omaha
Edward Rosewater
The
Bis
Rosewater
Troup
Mr. Rosewater
Bukovan
Bohemia
United Statow
United States Mail Telegraph Jury
Wenager
Pacific Telegraph Company
Tme
Nebraska Figisuture
Republican National Committee
National — Ponches
United Commission and Representat
United States
Caring for Victims in Valparaiso After Chile Quake
Santiago reports Valpareso ambiences and hospitals treating 3600 victims from the Peonsartte quake. Mme Von Der Lund, wife of Col Von Der Lund, German instructor to Chilean troops, died from injuries. Fuel shortages hinder relief. 600 residents convey to Santiago as food scarcity grows. bans resume their rates on loans.
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Santiago
Chile
Valpareco
Mme. von der Lund
Col von der Lund
Valparatsy
Soul Goes Marching On at Osawatomie Battle Reenactment
At Osawatomie Kansas the event marks a reenactment of abolition era conflicts. The town’s streets show patriotic decor with business houses and troops preparing under Major Morgan. Hundreds gather to attend the historic affair in this onetime abolitionist site.
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Osawatomie
Kan
Jie Brown
Evar
Miealry
Bere’ Morgan
Sparks renominate and Nevada race unsettled
Ambiguous report from Nevada party circles shows Sparks seeking renomination while candidates R Angelo Sweeney and Bam Waris withdraw from the biller race in Carson City. Nominee Davis fails to secure the cupre world title in a contested convention, with George Havtieth named as a successor contender.
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Reno
Nevi
Jonn Spares
Nevada
Democrati
Sweeney
Bam Waris
Carson
Davi
George
Intense Heat Grips England Reaching Across Courts
Record heat sweeps England on the last day of a heatwave with temperatures around two dozen degrees or more. Judges in county courts are forced to dispense with coats and endure the oppressive conditions while presiding over proceedings.
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London
Aweish Lake
England
Wienibad
Five Feet of Water In Manchuria Hold
A partial readable note reports five feet of water in Manchuria hold causing damage to a coastal camp and a dredger crew tensions. The incomplete text mentions salvaging actions and a captain aboard a vessel naming potential jettison to reduce strain on hull and rigging.
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Manchuria
Honolulu
Cosal
Alii
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