Multifaceted 1900s News Tally From Fire Death and Deaths
A chaotic, OCR tangled round of early 20th century incidents. Fire at Winonk Minn destroys property valued at 115110. Various political figures remarried or announced candidacy. A fatal collision, miners killed, and multiple injuries. A governor general assassin threat, canal notes, and deaths of notable figures. Lynching incident in Blanchard La. Explosion deaths at Shadyside N J. Auto crash injuries in Springfield Oh. Lightning strikes during Mobile baseball game. A Texas house struck by a truck causing infant death. Russian political upheaval with Count Bolaky stepping down. Remains of H K Shaw found under San Francisco wharf. Red Cross donations from Japan totaling 50 000. Pirates capture Felucca Consuelo off Angkora coast. Rescue of fisherman Captain Camarion. Revolt violence in Tadiakensk district. Oregon land fraud suspect arrested in Alameda. A mob lynching aftermath in Columbus Miss. Desplaines river boat overturn leads to drowning. Greeks burn Bulgarian village. Turkish troops retaliate. Historical figures Dumont and Middleton noted.
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Mobile
Sale
J. W. Duke
Waraheachie
Texas
Count Bolaky
Council of the Empire
Rusaia
Cowles County
Kansas
Amasea Thomas
Oakhumn
New York
Sydney
Duyker Point
Capetown
National Red Cross
Red Cros
San Francisco
Red Cross
Angkora
Valiente
William Conk Mn
Stapleton
Staten Island
August Camarion
Gloucester
Maud
Tadiakensk
Ven Ee
A. D. Pater
Oregon
Boston
Alameda
Cal
Secret Service
George A. Younger
Rector
Columbus
Miss
Uepares
Jat & Mob
Desplaines River
Willow Springs
Chicago
Charles Saen
Flood Devastates Golconda Nevada Destroying Cattle Camp
A Nevada flood following the Pole Creek dam break swept Golconda 200 miles from Reno. Five men drowned and several injured as water and mud carried off sheep shearing corrals. The Southern Pacific line was undermined and trains delayed. Workers included three Mexican sheep shearers, a Chinese cook and an Indian boy. One injured man faced probable death from wing injuries after the disaster.
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Reno
Nev
Ganotte
Nevada
Golconda
Pole Creek Canyon
Golconda Cattle Company
Southern Pacific Railroad
Golconde Cattle Company
Outbreak in Guatemala Threatens Government Overthrow
Washington reports state department dispatches alarm over a revolutionary movement in Guatemala. Northern provinces near the Mexican frontier see troops beny manced as foreigners fear losses to railway and dock interests. Revolt aims at Americanizing Guatemala with armed forces crossing from the north and from Salvador and British Honduras.
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Little Republic
Washington
Gonatamala
Republic
State Department
Combs and Schwartz & Co
Guatemala
Beny
Mexico City
Salvador
British Honduras
Not Ready to Report on Interstate Commerce Hearings
The Interstate Commerce Commission will not prepare findings from recent hearings in Philadelphia Washington and Cleveland on coal and oil for some time and may miss presenting to Congress in this session. Further hours will be necessary before the commission can report its conclusions.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Congress
Inge
Commission
Delaware Legislature Eyes Senate Seat in May 1 Session
The Delaware legislature plans to convene in Dover on May 1 to ballot for a United States senator to fill the current vacancy. It is hoped the long deadlock over the senatorial seat, lasting over two years, will end and the state will regain full representation in the Senate.
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Delaware
St Dover
United Bea
Congress
Eight Die and Dozens Hurt in Louisville Train Derailment
Eight killed and twenty two injured when two coaches of a Louisville and Nashville passenger train derail near Louisville. A wheel on a smoking car broke causing a coach to side and cars to overturn. Bodies were not recovered immediately and rescue efforts continued.
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Louigville
Louisville
Nash‘ville
Wae
Parliaments Strife Sparks Armed Tension in czars domain
In St Petersburg and across the provinces, parliamentary action fails as factions rally. Black hundred extremists and social democrats arm for a looming clash, with Archangel violence echoing in Moscow and Odessa strikes signaling rising unrest. Government talks on amnesty and a possible countercoup heighten fear of general upheaval.
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St. Petersbrg
Black Hundred
Archangel
Coun Fcrat
Trepoff
Rech Haa
Trouble in Manchuria as Japanese Merchants Accused
In Washington reports allege friction between English and Japanese merchants over access to Manchuria markets. Critics say Japanese traders dominate trade, block European goods, and use control of transport routes to discriminate against non Japanese merchants. Chinese complain of a bridge blocking Chinese traffic, worsening diversion to Japanese rail services.
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Washington
Manchuria
Ttta
Morehanta
Korot
Santo Domingo Revolt Flares In San to Domingo Region
San Domingo revolut ionary forces under Mauriels Jims iner attack Guayubin and San to Dominiga killing General Man 0, the town commander, who retreats inland. Telegraph links Monte Christi and Santiego de Los Caballeros disrupted as revolutionaries seize Aparn for General Isidoro Jiminex. Morales faction then joins secessionists as Caceres successor in Santo Domingo.
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Cpe Haytien
Haytl
Santo Dominican
Honlate
Mauriels Jimsiner
Guayubin
Santo Dominiga
Man
Monte Christi
Santiego de Los Caballeros
Santo Domingo
Revolutioniars
Aparn
Isidoro Jiminex
Partiaans
General Morales
General Caceres
Horrible Deed of Teamster in San Francisco
A woman lies unconscious at the city and county hospital with a fractured skull and severe facial injuries. Daniel Harding, a teamster, was caught by Policemen Ewing and Garcia in the act of attacking the woman under a floor at the Terminal balloon near the county line, after dragging her there.
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San Francico
Daniel Harding
George F. Ewing
Frank Garcia
Baloon
Letters Suggest Guilt in State Legislature Bribery Case
Wabash Indiana letters allege graft related to legislators as Baker faces indictment over alleged bribery to defeat an anti smoking bill. Letters discuss buying votes at prices from 500 dollars to 1 dollar. In Kansas, Governor Hoch plans a successor to Burton upon resignation amid influence from Dolly and Alien advising on senatorial matters and courting Stubbs support.
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Wabash
Baker
Hanly
Arthur L. Hughes
Tocal Hoard
Topeka
Kan
Hoch
Bonster
J. R. Burton
J. N. Dolly
W. R. Stubbs
K. N. Alien
Chabute
Beneft
Lawrence
J. le Bristow
San Francisco to Stage Two Tented Theatres
San Francisco will host two large theatres under canvas by mid month. A company has secured the immense tent once used by Sarah Bernhardt in Texas and will seat about 7,000. It will be erected on the former Contra Costa theater site at Eighth and Market streets. A fire relief benefit held in Chicago raised 15,600 dollars.
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San Francisco
Sarah Bernhardt
Eighth and
Market Streets
Chicago
Love and Death in Idaho Dynamite Fishing Tragedy
Warden Stephens reports three Japanese men drowned in the Boake river north fork while escaping arrest for dynamiting fish. Fishermen had observed the practice near Maryvale road and dozens of Japanese workers were said to be in the area. An attempted capture led six fishers to attempt escape. three made it across but three were drowned.
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Boise, Ida
W. W. Stephens
Tme
Boake River
Maryavale Road
Innort
St Anthony
Plana
Wherry
Cross
Tragedy in Canon City Leaves Couple Dead at Home
In Canon City Colorado two shots ended the lives of W C Baldwin and his wife after a two month marriage met parental opposition. Coroner to review death circumstances as authorities probe the double tragedy. Saltair in Utah opens season on Decoration Day with improvements and new attractions including a roller coaster and mill drawing visitors to the Great Salt Lake resort.
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Canon City
Colo
W. C. Baldwin
Baldwin
Utah
Coney Teland
Saltair
J. E. Langford
Saltatr
Salt Lake
Salt
Refugees Endure Heavy Weekend Rain in San Francisco
A heavy rainstorm drenched San Francisco and nearby areas Saturday night into Sunday, damaging gardens and disrupting the refugee camp on low ground. The storm brought widespread discomfort to residents and those living in makeshift shelters.
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San Francisco
Fmsementa
Howe Celebrates 87th Birthday In Good Health
Mrs Julia Ward Howe marked her eighty seventh birthday at home in Boston with a small family gathering. Surrounded by children she received flowers gifts and congratulations from organizations she has long been associated with and from many personal friends. Louisville Dry Sunday: Pumps With Handles Removed Signal Citywide Enforcements. Scores of corner pumps found with labels "Closed" cast a message that Louisville was as dry as Tophet for the first time in years as authorities moved to enforce Sunday liquor restrictions. Balcon households faced closures and ball games were halted as the day progressed.
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Boston
Julia Ward Howe
Louisville
Manchuria tour signals new government rail loan plan
Toklo Vic Admiral Toso and generals Kuroki Ito believed to lead a tour of inspection in Manchuria following a state council. They target permanent government control of Manchurian railways and the likely浮t loan to finance the move.
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Toklo
Vic
Toso
Kuroki
Ito
Manchuria
State Council
It Ie
Princess Eng of Battenberg Arrives in Spain as Bride Hope
The first act of Princess Eng of Battenberg to win royal pardon for Pernanda Severa on the eve of execution is reported. King Alfonso XIII is urged to grant clemency amid dramatic circumstances as Lavera faced execution in nearby Baitajos.
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Magria
Eng
Battenberg
Spain
Alfonso XIII
Pernanda Severa
Lavera
Baitajos
Quarrel Over Tents Ends In Fatal Fight In Camp
Refugees clash with pickaxes in a rainstorm over tent positions in Cmumula square. Kilcline is mortally wounded by Bell, ribs fractured and a stake driven through to puncture the lung. Kilcline likely to die as Bell is detained. outcome awaits medical report.
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Tiepute
Ricgets
Dickaxes
Cmumula
Edward Kiicline
William Bell
Kilcline
Eward
Reirs Pick
Bell
Senate Adds Meat Inspection Amendment to Agriculture Bill
Washington. The Senate passed the appropriation bill carrying 800 000 and added an amendment for inspection of fresh meats for domestic consumption. It mirrors meat inspection laws for exports, assigns the bureau of animal industry, requires labeled acceptable meat, allows destruction of condemned products, and mandates sanitary packing houses with inspector access. Penalties include a 10 000 fine and two years imprisonment for violations.
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Senate
Washington
Bureau of Animal Idustry
Insurrection Plots and Relocated Datto Forces Reported
Reports claim Datto Ali alive and plotting insurrection between Davao and Datusa with Enok and Mopak, gathering rifles. Sultan of Ganasel confirms contact and says Ali wounded but escaped. burial of a man resembling Alf noted. Madrid greets future queen with grand royal procession and cheers. Philadelphia reports Casatt sails for home from Cherbourg after a holiday trip. Washington details bank attack by anarchists injuring several, and J F Byrne urges continued U S military duty in San Francisco.
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Philippines
Mantin
Datto Ali
Mindanao
Dattos Enok
Mopak
Davao
Datusa
Ganasel
Datto All
Fire Drives Suspension At Engleville Mine
Flames broke out in the Engleville mine near Trinidad Colorado, driven by dense smoke and gas that forced the suspension of operations at nearby Blackville workings. About 300 men were employed, but all escaped uninjured as workers fled before the fire could be controlled. The Engleville mine is owned by Colorado Fuel and Iron, a major property owner in Las Animas county.
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Trinidad
Colo—Pire
Engleville
Las Animan
Blarkville
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
Las Animas
Man Charged With Manslaughter in San Francisco
Denike, son of a San Francisco banker, arrested at 3001 California Street on Thursday afternoon and charged with manslaughter. A chaotic Friday on Lombard Street involved refugees, a drunken marine, a bayonet attack, and an officer who allegedly shot the assailant after the man begged for mercy.
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San Francisco
Mornest Denke
Ea, Denike
California Street
Lombard Street
Denike
Railroads Fail to Furnish Cars in Soft Coal Field
Testimony before the interstate commerce commission shows discrimination by the Pennsylvania railroad in car distribution. John Lloyd, Altoona banker and Cassatt partner, testified the Columbia Coal company was forced to sell the Alexandria mine due to car shortages. George J. Scott of Puritan and Crescent Coal testified he paid for car use after losing his allotment, receiving only one car in twenty three days.
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Priadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
John Lloyd
Altoona
Cassatt & Co
Columbia Coal Company
Alexandria
George J. Scott
Puritan and
Crescent Coal Companies
Henrik Ibsen Dies Quietly in Christiania
News from Christiania reports the death of Henrik Ibsen, Norway's renowned dramatist and poet, described as the country’s greatest literary figure. He had withdrawn from active work years earlier after a seizure, but remained a familiar presence in the city streets.
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Norway
Christiania
Henrik Ibsen
Theen
Death by Ice Cream Diet in Argenta Case
Br. W. H. Abington of the Argenta board of health investigates the death of A. B. Roberts, a jeweler, who reportedly attempted to live on ten cents worth of ice cream and starved. The inquiry notes alleged semi-delinquent behavior and lack of funds limiting his food, leading to starvation.
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Live Rock
Ark
Br. W. H. Abington
Argenta Board of Health
Roberts
Destruction Hits Fairbanks Alaska In Major Fire
A dispatch reports Fairbanks Alaska swept by fire threatening the city from Turner to Third Street. The fire destroyed most of a central district, with only the Fairbanks Banking Company building spared. One woman, Lotta Talbot, perished in the blaze. the Fairbanks Banking Company remains intact. Estimated losses run about one million dollars amid 1905 gold production projected at 12 to 15 million.
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Alameda
Cal
Fairbanks
Alaska
Northern Commercial Company
Alanka
Turner
Lacey Street
Third
Fairbanks Banking Company
Lotta Talbot
Chena River
Tanana
Pacific Coast
Vancouver
B. C
First National Bank
Washington Banking Company
Court House
Double Murder and Lynching in Indian Territory Tragedy
In the Chickasaw nation wilds two weeks ago mountaineers conducted a robbery and murder after forcing entry at R T Tutt s home near mountain base. Mrs Tutt defended with a gun and later two maiden sisters were shot and robbed of 700 dollars. A posse tracked the killer who was shot in cold blood. the riders returned with unbelieving silence and a vow not to kill again.
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Mountain Wilds
Indian Territory
Oklahoma City
Okla
Chickasaw Nation
R. T. Tutt
Moyer and Maywood to be Re elected Boise
Charles Harrison of Silver City, delegate from Silver City to the convention of the Western Federation of Miners at Denver, arrived to discuss re election plans with Moyer and Maywood. He met them in Boise on Wednesday afternoon and confirmed they are candidates for reelection to their federation offices.
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Boise
Charles Harrison
Silver City
Miion
Weatern Federation of Miners
Denver
Moyer
Haywood
Senator Burton Won’t Resign After Court Decision
Washington report says Senator Burton met with the Senate privileges and elections chair Wednesday at his request. The Kansas Senator seeks to understand the planned procedure on the Hale resolution. Burton declares he does not intend to resign.
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Washington
Burton
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Burrows
Kansas
Hale
Court Clerk Charged With Theft in Honolulu
George Lucas a long time court clerk and supreme court clerk in the territory has been indicted by the grand jury for allegedly embezzling 400 dollars from circuit court funds. The charge states the money was paid into court and received by Lucas but not deposited. The grand jury's investigation led Chief Justice Frear to discharge him after the findings.
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Honolulu
George Lucas
Judicial Department
Supreme Court of the Territory
Grand Jury
Circuit
Lucas
Frear
Immigration Bill Passes After Senate Session
The senate devoted its entire Wednesday session to the immigration bill and passed it just before adjournment. Much of the discussion centered on provisions to supply information to newly arrived immigrants, with the bill consisting of amendments to the existing law.
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Washington
Senate
Not a Counterfeit Captured. Three Arrested In Shoshone
Bolan Ma-OMcera report capturing a counterfeiting outfit. Three men, including Hugh Stricker of this place, Jeliaon, and Me Adam, were arrested at Shoshone. A single die and a laminum coin are described. District Attorney Ruick states the coin is not counterfeit and the men will be discharged.
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Bolan
Ma—Omcera
Hugh Stricker
Jeliaon
Me Adam
Shoshone
Ruick
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Maywood
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