Nevada and World News Summary From The Pioche Record
A chaotic mix of reports from a July 20 car accident in Mulavints Utah to a deadly collision on the Quit Colorado and Santa Fe line near Plantarnville Texas. International items note Russia potentially faced by Austria in revolutionary pressure and ships returning damaged after Beachy Head collision. Notable local deaths include Mrs Azalla Tompkine of Lorafo Arkansas and veteran attorney A Smith Deveny in Santa Barbara. A broad range of political and social events fill the page with tributes to Lady Curson and calls for national livestock talks in Chicago.
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Aio
Sal Montmar
Alllee
Defopelve
Hewmor Avelyn
Agro
Newark
At & Farm
Mulavints
Kar Forld
Huisarinne
Plantarnville
Texan
St. Petersburg
Russia
Austria
Barab Bernierittee
Legion of Honor
Department of Commerce
Tebor
J C Goda
Kata
Penempet
Chicago
Nationel Livestock Exchange
Alen
London
Montreal
Hae
Collinion
Beachy Head
Warnow
Vine Provident
New York City
Ruennebee
Dreyfus
Vincennes
Final Appeal to the People in Imperial Russia
A dramatic report on Tsar Nicholas II dissolving the Russian parliament and proclaiming extraordinary security. The act aims to curb liberal, socialist, and peasant influence, with a new convocation planned for six months hence. Analysts debate whether this move signals autocratic consolidation or provokes broader revolutionary action.
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Petersburg
Russia
Ruperor Nicholas
Moscow
Russell Sage Dies at Age as He Nears Ninety
New York financier Russell Sage died suddenly at Cedarcroft Lawrence of heart failure from age related complications. Born August 4 1816 in Verona New York Sage built a vast fortune, helped forge the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul system and later became a Wall Street institution with Jay Gould. He died after a spell of fainting at his summer home leaving a long career marked by bold railroad and telegraph investments and immense liquidity.
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New York
Russell Sage
Auddenly Bunday
Cedarcroft
Lawrence
Bage
Rosset! Sage
Nestor
Verona
Onolda County
Gilea
Penzance Sage
Connecticut
Kimwell Sage
Winbrother
Henry
Troy
Busiiews
Tyther
Sage
Railroad and Telegraph
Dreyfus Restored to Honor with Chevalier Ribbon
In a formal courtyard ceremony at the military school Major Alfred Dreyfus received the Chevalier of the Legion of Honour. The event, closed to the public and witnessed by two artillery batteries, marked his restoration after twelve years of disgrace.
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Paria
Alfred Dreyfus
Leging of
Mmilitary School
Thirteenth Artillery
Turke
War Office
Dreyfus
Gillin
Dreyfou
Army
Diaz Preparing for Outbreak in Mexico City Call
Mexican railroad employees threaten to drive out all foreigners with official positions in railroads mines and smelters as Rafael Yeabel travels via El Paso to consult with President Diaz amid fear of unrest in Sonora. The movement, led by the railroad workers league, plans demonstrations on September 10 the independence day in state capitals. Government vows reparations and swift action to quell any disorder.
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el Paso
Tex
Rafael Yeabel
Sonora
Mexico
Mexico City
Dinz
Diaz
Cananem
Mi Paso
Crusade urged over meat inspection law misapprehension
Washington officials urged a general cleaning up of slaughterhouses handling interstate meat now alleged to be misapplied to state local commerce. Secretary urged nationwide action to ensure meat products are safe. St Petersburg reports note revolutionary party tensions and seizures in Mila office.
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Washington
Felery Wilson
St. Petersburg
Armaia
Mila
Revolutionary Party
Solomnka
M Chernoff
Revolw Uontete
Demnitter
Meutonat
National Irrigation Congress at Boise to show crop progress
Delegates and visitors at the fourteenth National Irrigation congress in Boise from September 6 to 8 will see a wide display of fruits grains grasses sugar beets and vegetables from sixteen states and territories. The event aims to showcase irrigation results and to lead delegates into irrigation districts for practical demonstrations.
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Irrigation Congress
Boine
Idaho
Boise
Peace Treaty Signed Aboard U S Cruiser Off Guatemala
A three republic peace treaty among Guatemala El Salvador and Honduras was signed Friday aboard the U S cruiser Marblehead off Guatemala. Mexican Minister Gamboa aided negotiations and all three presidents thanked the United States and Mexico for intervention. The Central American war began in May with Salvadorean expeditions, led by General Toro, shifting alliances and drawing Honduras into the conflict before Washington facilitated the accord. Terms were arranged by July 20.
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San Jose
Guatemala
Salvador
Honduras
United States
Marblehead
Senor Gamboa
Mexico
Bnew
Toro
Government of
Wntt
Washington
Peasant Uprising Destroys Towns as 8000 Troops Battle
A landlord reports widespread devastation as peasants march in large numbers across Borinskh province, with only about one tenth of estates spared. Troops pursue the rebels while villagers join the rioters. Harvests fail and Syx near Samora is described as almost entirely ruined by the unrest.
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Moscow
Bobrov
Borinskh
Agrew
Samora
Syx
No Mercy For Stroesses Commission Recommends Russian General Shot
A Port Arthur surrender inquiry in St Petersburg recommends harsh penalties for Russian officers. Lieutenant General Stepanov is to be dismissed and shot, Lieutenant General Fook to be dismissed and forced labor, General Roiss to be dismissed and banished, Admiral Alexieff and others reprimanded, with formal trials to follow.
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St Petersburg
Port Arthur
Haw
Stevanel
Fook
Roiss
Stoensel
Alexieff
Far East
Smyrnoff
Vernander
Steamers Collide Off Staten Island Fearful Excursionists
Two crowded excursion steamers the Perseus of the Tron Steamship Company bound for Coney Island with 500 passengers and the Thomas Patten of Patten Line from Long Branch to New York carrying 1,000 passengers collided off Staten Island New York. The crash caused panic but no serious injuries as 1 800 people were moved to safety by nearby vessels and brought to the city.
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Thalr
Staten
New York
Perseus
Tron Steam Boat Company
Coney Inland
Thomas Patton
Patten Jine
Long Branch
Jealousy Fueled Montana Tragedy Ends in Double Shooting
Charles D Bochmidt, 23, water inspector, kills his wife aged 19 then shoots at himself after suspecting a Third Cavalry trooper at Fort Assinniboine of stealing his wife’s affections. The attempt fails. Bochmidt dies later from wounds. Also reports Home Fire and Marine Insurance winds up operations. Fireman's Fund reorganizes after April fires.
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Montana
Wire
Helena
Mont
Third Cavalry
Fort Assiniboine
Charles D. Bochmidt
Kimaelt
Parker to Attend National Irrigation Congress in Idaho
James Parker chief of the divisions of lands and rails rounds of the interior department notifies the executive committee he will attend the fourtwentieth National Irrigation congress at Bolae on September 3 and participate in the congress work. It is suggested Judge Parker may replace Secretary Kitchenck if attendance is impossible.
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James Parker
Division of Lands and Railrounds
Intarior Department
National Irrigation Congress
Bolae
Kitchenck
Parker
Interior Department
Tug Gut in Two Off Burrard Inlet Near Vancouver
A derailed vessel incident near Burrard Inlet endangers a party bound for Blunden Harbor. The Chebulis van Gwen and its crew were aboard, including bed owners and English syndicate representatives. Two persons are injured. Local authorities investigate the vessel split and search for survivors.
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Victoria
B. C
Burrard Inlet
Vancouver
Et Haly
Bo Ae Na Chenas
Nyster Beds
Blunden Harbor
Columbia
Brutal Seattle Murder Report From Nanaimo Resident
Mary Jane Dalton was killed in her own home with a bullet to the forehead and signs of a struggle. Her father John Dalton found the body on his return. Robert Stiles Featherstone is charged with murder and related offenses in connection with the assault and death.
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Seattle
Post-Intelligencer
Nanaimo
B. G
Mary Jane Dalton
John Dalton
Asuan
Marke
Robert Stiles
Earthquake Damage Estimated Low in Socorro New Mexico
Citizens estimate Socorro quake losses at two thousand dollars with over a hundred tremors since July. Major damage centers on adobe walls, chimneys, and the county courthouse, while people flee to tents. Separate Denver suits allege fraud in tramway and gas electric franchises tied to a New York investor.
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Socorro
N. M
Knights of Pythian
Joseph Price
Colorado Eocene Company
Express Companies Seek Time Extensions for Rate Filings
Washington reports United States Express Company applied to the Interstate Commerce Commission for an extension beyond August to file rates. American Express and Wells Fargo joined with similar requests. Officials expect a decision by the commission as the legal authority extends the filing period.
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Washington
United States Express Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Ameican Fxpreen Company
WeileFargo Company
Passengers Tell of Hardship Aboard Drifted Steamer
The Fabertino steamer America, from Bermuda, towed by a tug, arrived two weeks overdue in New York. Passengers recount drifting at sea since June 16 with inadequate food and long stretches without meat, reporting hunger and anxiety during the mid ocean sequence.
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Veseal
New York
America
Bermuda
Vessal
To Enforce the Eight Hour Law in Government Work
Washington reports a presidential direction to public works officers to employ government inspectors to detect and punish violations of the 1902 eight hour law. In emergencies, work on government buildings whips and related properties shall be limited to eight hours per day for each worker.
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Washington
Taft
Cleveland officials deny grand jury records probe
Officials in Cleveland stated there would be no investigation of federal grand jury records and personnel that met to review antitrust and interstate commerce law violations by Standard Oil and certain railroads. Secret Agent McAdams from Chicago travelled to Cleveland to pursue a strict inquiry.
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Clevelans
Federal Grand Jury
Comany
McAdams
Chicago
Cleveland
No Trace Of Missing Passengers In Vancouver Collision
Report says none of the passengers from the Che halle or the Princesa Victoria have been found after Saturday collision at Bur rard Inlet. The Myin coos Victoria arrived Sunday from Senitho with Captain Grifia, the whipper in charge, arrested on manslaughter charges and later released on bail. The Princess Victoria waited for Victoria and Seattle under Captain Hickny.
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Vancouver
J. C
Chehalle
Tennoon
Princesa Victoria
Burrard Inlet
Foreign Commerce Report Reveals Record US Trade Totals
The Department of Commerce and Labor reports US foreign commerce reached 2.97 billion dollars for the just ended fiscal year. If trade with Porto Rico and Hawaii were counted as before annexation the total would top 5 billion. Imports totaled 1.2 billion and exports 1.744 billion, the largest on record for both.
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Washington
Department of Commerce and Labor
United States
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Bota
Wrecked Gallors in Jail at Unga
San Francisco reports aboard the rod fishing schooner Cyarine that six Marion crewmen are jailed at Unga awaiting a U S government gear arrival before passage home. The Marion captain took them to Unga after the wreck and the marshal there jailed them as the only place to keep Lem.
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San Francisco
John Aberhauser
Cyarine
Marion
Unga
United States
Meep Lem
Great Tarahumara Runner Feats Endurance Record
An account praises the Tarahumare as the greatest endurance runners on earth. It cites a 600 mile government task done in five days, averaging 120 miles per day, over rugged Sierra Madre terrain on pinole and water, with camp gear carried by the runner himself.
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Sierra Madre
Kaffir Woman Brave in Escape During Mabotu Incidence
A biographical anecdote from William Cotton Oswell recounts a Kaffir woman who bravely intervened as a Honeas attempted to seize a young man near Mabotu. The woman wrestled free, restrained the attacker with a hoe, and freed the captive, highlighting courage attributed to Kaffir womanhood.
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South Africa
William Cotton Oswell
Livingstone
Mabotu
Honeas
Alunk
Length of Silkworm Fiber Varies by Source and Cocoon
Authorities and popular works differ on the cocoon fiber length of Bombyx mori. Estimates range from 1,100 feet to eleven miles, with Britannica listing 800 yards. New measurements in entomology show silkworm silk from Milanese yellow cocoons in the United States varies from 888 to 1,195 yards.
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Bombyx Morl
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Division of Entomology
United States
France
Potato Chowder Recipe From a Historic Kitchen Note
A step by step potato chowder method calls for two quarts of potatoes, two large onions, celery, and parsley arranged in a layered kettle with salt and pepper. Cook until tender, then make a milk thickened butter flour roux and stir in to finish before serving.
Washing Fluid Recipe from a Historic Page
A vintage recipe describes making washing fluid by dissolving one box potass one ounce salte tartar one ounce pulverized ammonis and one ounce pulverized borax in two quarts boiling water, then adding four quarts cold water. It instructs using one cup per boiler of clothes and storing the mixture in jugs away from children and out of the room where it is prepared.
Travel by five daily trains via Atchison Topeka Santa Fe
We Make Travel Easy advertis es five daily trains reaching Colorado to Kansas City St Joe Chicago Galveston El Paso City of Mexico with inquire rates at C F Ry Broek gate 1 Lake City.
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Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Colorado
Kansan City
St. Joe
Chicago
Galveston
el Paso
City of Mexico
C.F
Broek
Lake City
The Power of Plattery In Jane’s Stray Story
Mrs Simper utters a harsh rebuke to Jane for laziness and noise. Jane defends herself claiming music distracts her from chores. Mrs Simper relents offering Jane to stay after acknowledging her musical talent.
Merit System Indorsed by Reformers in Washington Visit
A group of civil service reformers met in Washington to confer with national officials and praised the merit system. The discussion focused on political influence harming appointments, with the president expressing support for merit-based staffing and criticizing heads who tried to evade the merit law. In a separate exchange, Grigge quips about dumb children as perfect, noting “best in the world” in a dialogue about their traits.
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Washington
Nees
Srigge
Grigge
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