Local notes survey mining trials and river search drownings
The issue reports on mining ventures and river incidents including the Lewin and Clark Centennial Ex Penstion corporation dissolution and dividend details. It notes a drowning near Lewistown Montana and a fatal fire at the Madison valley sawmill near Virginia City Montana. It also covers a custody dispute in Cheyenne and a gold value finding in the Douglas creek placer near Laramie Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sprackton
P Wwaltiration
Ehowhound
Dydawns
D. Begheinn, Jr
Pyrite Heprenn Company
Lee Prngieing
Geptien
Deweor
Yellow
Helene Arti
Web
Lewistou
Mont
Noreeback
Frank Marott
Wify
Mary Marott
Wutie
Marott
Bat
Pacific
Hoveman
Igeton
Moni
Lewin and Clark Centennial Ex Penstion Corporation
H.R. Coykendall
Denver
Cheyenne
Coykendall
Douglas Creek
Feltle
Laramie
Wyo
Secretary of
Te Interior
Nels Olsen
Butte, Mont
Atvision No
Garland Canal
Showhone
Wyoming
Adleentilne
Cody
Olwen
Oregon
San Francisco Benatarins DH
Uostaces
Chi
Terrible Wreck Off Cape Palos Claims Hundreds of Immigrants
The Italian steamship Birfo wrecked near Hormigas reef off Cape Palos after leaving Genoa for Havana and Buenos Ayres. About 600 passengers and 127 crew aboard. reports say around three hundred lives were lost, many Radlians and Spaniards. The captain killed himself. the bishop of San Pedro, Brazil, was reported among the missing. Rescue attempts saved some, but others drowned in the search and near the stricken vessel. The ship struck a rocky reef and sank shortly after noon, with survivors in a dire condition at Cape Palos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Palos
Hormigas Laband Mon
Navigatong Italiana
Genoa
Alielto
Birlo
Barcalona
Strike Brings Unenthusiastic Protests Across Russia
In St Petersburg a general strike draws around 70,000 workers, with government leaders weighing drastic measures. The populace shows weakened resolve and fear of revolution, while loyalist factions mobilize as authorities consider declaring martial law and appointing Grand Duke Nicholas to command troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Nicholas Nicholase- Witch
Empire
Iberais
Runaway Buggy Crash Kills Baby in Provo Street Collision
A runaway buggy on the Provo boulevard west of the city Sunday night caused a fatal crash killing a four month old baby and seriously injuring several others. Bodmer of Salt Lake City, with two Indians, veered into oncoming traffic. their buggy tipped and occupants were thrown. They struck a second rig near Third West and Center Street, injuring Councilman John E Bott his wife and two children and Mrs Herman Grian. Bott’s party fled the scene. The baby died instantly and Mrs Grian suffered a broken arm and other injuries.
Murderous Cowards Describe Fatal Disaster Aboard Vessel
London Madrid correspondent reports a brutal incident aboard a ship where Italian emigrants attacked crew and passengers. The captain killed himself as the vessel and rescuers struggled amid chaos with women and children prioritized by some witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Madrid
Daily Telegraph
Firso
Fife
Mulelde
Pantie
Numars
Moera
Noted Montana Pioneer Dies in Accident at Belgrade
James H Kennedy aged years a renowned western pioneer was killed near Belgrade Montana when a reaper and team dragged him from a field after he fell likely from a paralytic stroke. Born in Wisconsin he trekked to Oregon in 1853 joining the Ri River war and later served in Kansas volunteers before settling in Montana in 1864.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Montana
Grant County
Wisconsin
Clayton County
Orleon
Oregon
Yreka
Cal
California
South America
New York
Kansas
Kansas Volunteers
Mysterious Igorrotes Raid Impacts Leyte Town
A Manila dispatch reports 150 Pula Janes broke through lines at Abayon Leyte burning buildings and killing town leaders. One hundred soldiers pursue raiders as Major Crawford, Captain Knowber and eight constables are wounded in ambush on the Abulung river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manila
Constabulary
Abayon
Leyte
Crawford
Knowber
Abulung
Luson
Knanber
Chicago Bank Shuts After Million Dollar Shortfall
Milwaukee Avenue State Bank, a major Chicago lender, closed by state examiner C. Jones with deficits near one million dollars. Deaths followed the panic as depositors faced losses and two key executives remained missing. a Royal League official died of heart failure and a grocer killed himself after learning of the suspension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Milwaukee Avenue State Bank
State Bank
C. ©. Jones
Gilletie
J. G. Visser
Royal League
Henry Koepke
Outlook 18 Black as Russian Revolt Spreads
Reports from St Petersburg say Sveaborg mutinies ended and Cronstadt quieted, but revolutionaries vow to continue their plan for a general strike. A leader boasted of a wider spread to Reval Riga and Libau. The mutiny aboard cruiser Panyat Azova near Bathomino coast resulted in the death of the commander and four officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Petersburg
Sveaborg
Cronstadt
Reval
Riga
Libau
Panyat Azova
Birio Strikes Near Alleants Watcher Reports Collision
Sailor from the Marin Loulne claims witnessing the Birio founder near Cartagena. He described the Italian steamer turning sharply as the Birio’s course grew dangerous and a loud crash followed as vessels collided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Marin Loulne
Cartagena
Birio
Marty
Gang of fanatic Papa Isla alive for trouble
Reports from Washington say Papa Isla the bandit and religious fanatic connected with Occidental Negros is rumored to be alive and aiding insurgents. Army officers doubt the tale and say he was killed, with speculation of identification in brine. A Tangier dispatch notes sensational French agitation and Moroccan rebel movements around Marakesh as a coalition forms. An unknown man dies in a California jail fire in Niles during an escape attempt, body burned before help arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Papa Isle
Washington
Papa Yalo
Occidental Negros
Wanhnatn
Inwurreeto
Papa Isla
Hin Houd
London
California
Oakland
Cal
Niles
Foul murder at Tonopah and mob justice across states
A Tonopah teamster Stuart Burney was killed in a corr al near the depot with a gas pipe used by robbers who seized a large sum. Leo Swart and Lowney Bennett were with Burney. Swart arrested claiming ignorance. Separate mob violence in Salisbury North Carolina freed three alleged murderers of the Lyerly family. others were protected and moved to Greensboro. Other reports note a UK and European unrest with strikes in Moscow and Sebastopol, plus a Denver case involving alleged election fraud.
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Tonopah
Nev
Stuart Burney
Atable
John Kemnan
Burney
Manhattan
Leo Swart
Lowney Bennett
Swart
Carson
Hawthorne
Bennett
Charlotte
N. C
Rowan County
Salisbury
Lyerly
Barber Junction
Nease
John Gilleave
Jack Dilingham
Henry Lee
George Ervin
Bella Dillingham
Greensboro
Fragmented Reports From Wrecks And Crashes Across Cities
Conflicting dispatches describe the Sirlo wreck captain fate uncertain with crew either jailed or missing. A Missouri collision injures twenty on the Frisco line as Knights of Columbus accompany victims to Saint Louis. A stabbing near New York leaves John Carle wounded and suspect Carlo captured. A blaze in Saint Louis claims a life at a Salvation Army headquarters.
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Bt. Genevieve
New Rorg
Yane
John Carle
William
Pearson
Carlo
Bomma
Louin—Pire
Eighth and
Walnut Streets
Salvation Army
Joe ‘Matthews
Ung People’s League
Lona
Condemned man O'Tools escapes Newcastle jail
Thomas O'Toole sentenced to death for killing Leroy Barber escaped from the county jail Thursday night. Hounds were on his trail within half an hour Friday. He reportedly had outside help to breach brick walls. Philadelphia officials toured abattoirs and sausage factories in the region on Thursday as Secretary Wilson and Dr Schauffer inspected facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Thomas O'Tools
Leroy Harber
O'Toole
Attempt on Portuguese Prime Minister in Lisbon Turmoil
An attempt to arrest or assault Senor Jean Franco, president of the council of ministers, occurred near his political gathering in Lisbon. The crowd clashed with guards and reformists as supporters and counter protesters sought safety amid the street unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portugal
Council of Ministers
Lisbon
Menuir
Jean Franco
Franco
Club of ‘Electors
Ind
Earthquake Clause to Be Inserted in All Insurance Policies
Insurance firms on the Pacific coast plan universal adoption of the earthquake clause in policies. experts say the move will reduce risks and lead to a simpler policy form, affecting policyholders and insurers alike. Meanwhile France and Turkey dispute Tripoli frontier tensions, with Turkish troops occupying disputed land and France lodging a protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Parla
France
Turkey
Tripoli
Mainainine Yurkteh
Wmenine Sertoun
Lumber prices to hold during lumber trust probe
San Francisco reports no price increases for lumber until the U.S. District Attorney Devlin completes the lumber trust investigation. The August price schedule has been cancelled by the Lumber Manufacturers' association and current prices will stay steady. Deaths of Mickey Breen mine officials found. Bryan reception set for Madison Square Garden with estimated expense around 11 thousand dollars.
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San Francisco
Lumber Trust
United States
Devlin
Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
Bryan
New York
W. J. Bryan
Madison Square Garden
Ryan
Lewis ‘Nixon
Woman Eats Real Estate Contract in Brooklyn Fight
A Brooklyn woman Eardley as part of a dispute over Flushing property bites a contract, swallows a large portion, and tussles with Thomas Pritchard of Booraems avenue. The incident reflects rising real estate prices and a heated quarrel over surrender of six lots. The case moves toward court as both parties claim the other misled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justing, LL
Faddley
Thomas Pritchard
Booraem Svenue
Flushing
Eardley
Brooklyn
Salmon Needs Salt Water And True Salmon Facts
A writer in the Pie elfle Monthly discusses Atlantic salmon Salmo salar, noting its sea life, river spawning migrations, and age related jaw changes. It explains salmon anatomy, distribution on both sides of the Atlantic, and its relation to the true trout in genus Salmo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Wea
Pie Elfle Monthly
Mississippi dam project promises vast power development
A planned dam at the foot of the Des Moines rapids will harness Mississippi water power, rivaling Niagara in scale. The $0,000,000 project aims to generate up to 0,000 horsepower for Iowa, Illinois, and Missouri, with power costs estimated at about eight dollars per horsepower yearly.
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Mississippi
Mississippi River
Des Moines
Niagara
Iowa
Illiois
Missouri
Widow Opens Matrimonial Agency in Cincinnati
The widow started a matrimonial service in Cincinnati and quickly tarred the first applicant she met. The incident reflects a column titled Colonel and a colonel who was 60, noted for leading the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
From Her Viewpoint A Critical Take on Extravagance
A Lon Observer snippet critiques pinchback tine bands and haberdasher economists for attacking luxury while deeming walking sticks watches footballs and whiskies as comforts for serious men. The prose casts luxury as harmful and elevates practical goods as welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon
Unrestricted Play Seen Essential for Child Growth
The text argues freedom in play aids will development as children grow. It cautions that excessive discipline stifles growth and that even in early education some play should occur outside rigid instruction. Dr. Henry C. Ting is cited in support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sully
Henry C. Ting
Ancient Celtic Phrase Referenced in Irish Folklore
The text notes an old Celtic phrase about a "white headed boy" tied to Ireland and the Griffis family. It mentions Triad fairy traditions and a writer Gerald Griffis who reportedly borrowed the phrase from a Celtice book for a future short story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Gerald Griffis
Global travel map includes Atchison lines and distant cities
The article lists rail connections from Atchison through cities like Chicago and El Paso and mentions plans by rail firms to offer reduced rates. It notes a Russian famine aid estimate near 40 million dollars this year and discusses peasant land rent trends and land ownership. It briefly mentions a costly royal thimble owned by a Persian shah guest.
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Atchison
Fopnks & Sania
Colorado
Kansas City
St. Joe
Chicago
Galveston
el Paso
City of Mexico
Ank
F Warren
G. A
Dooly Block
Salt Lake City
Uimh
Grytor
Uberty
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Martin Healy
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Leadville
Mistak
Abell
Veaten
Prank Brown
Amatin
Wash
Clarkston
Hefield Ie
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Stagg
J Mahoney
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Babee
James H. Kennedy
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Morocco
Corral
Vortland, Ore
Charles Nickell
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Jutke Hunt
McNeil
Nickell
Harry W. Miler
Frantenk & Kiere Row
Tiene
le Land
Sebastopol
Odean
Striydlof
Black Sea
Moscow
Karu
Cosancka
Vuage Poona
Malone
Ben BR. Lindsey
Denver County Court
Ttn
Denver Mty Tramway
Denver Gan & Kiecire Company
Supreme Court
Awelde
Hormigas Shoale
Wilson
Itf
Salstoyedo
Mneu
Ate Pena
Salsipandes
Tomorbiie
Paria
Enolnel
Viah
Idaho
Consolidated Wagon and Machine Company
Geo. T.odell
Gen
Mgr
Salt Lake
Ogden
Logan
Idaho Falls
Montpelier
GLOBE
Shah of Persie
Utah
Union
All Hallows College
Walithaige Smoedert
Vonnet
Aspen
Puywea
Doe
Hannrane
Avery
Netatag Hiv da Probie Studeane
Aslon
Reeetsy Stoeat
Kwonetoe
Chomintis
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