Santa Rosa Runs Aground Off Point Conception
The steamship Santa Rosa of the Pacific Coast line went ashore at Point Conception near Santa Barbara in thick fog last evening. Passengers were aboard with no immediate danger expected as Arguello and State of California stood by to assist and float the vessel off at the next tide or tow it to port for repairs.
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Oil Well Fire in Tulsa Oklahoma
Nugget Special Service reports a Tulsa oil well burning fiercely for a day. The well, Oklahoma's noted producer, is consuming about three thousand barrels of oil daily and owners cannot smother the blaze. The cause remains a mystery though internal disturbances or external ignition are suspected amid a recent heat wave and electric displays.
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Mine Inspector Enroute to Alaska on Tour
Joseph Holmes of the federal mines travels from the capital to Alaska for inspections in Juneau and nearby copper and coal mines. Accompanied by Sumner Smith of Alaska, the party plans visits to Bonanza copper and other mines but time may limit exploring Yukon sites and Treadwell operations due to safety concerns and past complaints.
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McNamara brothers refuse plea at arraignment in LA Times case
July 7 report says the McNamaha brothers, brought to court over dynamiting indictments tied to the Los Angeles Times building, refused to plead claiming they were abducted and seeking admission of guilt for kidnapping. They asked the prosecution to admit kidnapping guilt as extradition applies to the Llewellyn works case, not the Times. A legal battle looms with union money backing the defense. Schooner Trader heads to Teller, York, Tin City on July 7 with passengers and freight per U S Mercantile Co.
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Norris Charges Tafts Secretary
Washington reports say Representative Norris charges Tafts private secretary Hilles with issuing false reports. Norris asserts Hilles fabricates questions of public moment and sends out misleading memos to outlying districts. House inquiry proposed to determine which reports are genuine and which are not.
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Turkey Mobilizing Troops For Balkan Border Tension
Constantinople July 7 The government says it will not mobilize Tess to fight the Montenegrins near the Ariatic coast yet Turkish forces will be sent to quell rising demonstrations by a prince of the Montenegrin highlands. The Turks plan swift action against the Montenegrins.
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None of the Above: Nome Groceries Promise Quality and Low Prices
Store proclaims strict quality and price guarantees for Alaskans in Nome. It touts a treble checking system to prevent errors, asserts the best obtainable goods, and pledges to beat any local price while ensuring groceries are fit to eat and reliable when delivered.
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Government Tightens Control on Mines and Transport
A government measure prohibits railroads and other transportation ponies from owning and operating mines. The law aims to enforce constitutional intent, with broader implications for road and mine ownership.
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Depositors face miswritten charges and potential policy change
The note discusses a dispute over a two dollar fifty cent deposit fee with the Seattle mint office, mentions Humphres and President Taft, and notes plans for congressional inquiry. It also advertises rooms for rent at Lincoln Hotel and notes a lease expiration with Dr Cora Eble practicing nearby.
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Maine Magazine Wrecks and Related Findings
A report from the Chief of Engineers Bisby describes wreckage in Maine involving three magazines. The investigation cites primary causes including explosions and internal failures, with remnants of the ships and equipment recovered.
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China to grant ship subsidies sparks trade fears
San Francisco reports say the Chinese government plans subsidies for all ships bearing the Chinese flag. The move signals a shift toward strengthening its merchant marine and could provoke friction with British and other powers as China builds its naval and commercial fleet in coming years.
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Killed Husband Won’t Prosecute Mystery Case Near Leadville
Fragmentary report from Leadville describes a woman accused of killing her husband and the case facing no prosecution. The text references domestic dispute, alleged evidence, and legal actions but remains unclear on formal charges, dates, and outcomes.
One Million Men Pope Writes to in Maneuvers President Taft
Fragmented reading shows references to naval demonstrations, imperial power, and international maneuvering with mentions of an emperor, likely a wartime political piece. Also noted are notices of millinery sales and a local business ad for tailoring and laundry services. The output mixes several topics from a single, damaged OCR page.
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