Northwest Notes From The Po lpo Che Weekly Record Era
Readable items describe miners injured by an explosion near Como Nevada and drownings in Shoshone river. Reports of ore values around 65 dollars per ton, stampedes near Manhattan, and fevered activity on Crow Reservation in Montana. Also notes on women notary commissions in Montana, a prison sentence for William Paisley, a murder body in Willamette river, and various mining prospects in Sparks Nevada and nearby regions.
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Wash
Carroll
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Nevada
Manhattan i
Wold
Wright
Montana
Borthers Montans
Crow Tadian
Sheri Mian
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Iine
Wapttl
Wyo
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J. G. Gardner
Gardner
Calvin Cobb
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Bolve
Meat Bill Agreed Upon In Compromise Draft
Washington reports a complete agreement on the meat bill between President Roosevelt and the agriculture committee. The measure drops the court review provision and excludes a tax assessment for meat inspection costs, with key changes urged by Texas cattle growers and others.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Home Committee On Agriculture
White House
Cannon
Cowan
Texas Cattle Growers
Secretary of Agriculture
Chanjen Wade
Tobacco Trust Magnates Indicted by Grand Jury
New York The federal grand jury indicted MacAndrews & Forbes and John 3 Young Company of Ballmer along with their presidents Karl Jungmoth and Howard Young for Sherman antitrust violations. The case alleges a price fixing and market control scheme to restrain trade in the tobacco paste market and depress competition.
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Newpork
Federal Grand Jury
MacAndrews & Forbes Company
John 3. Young
Ballmer
Karl Jung- Moth
Howard Young
Ohio Governor Pattison Dies at Milford Home
John M Pattison governor of Ohio died in his Milford home after a period of illness. Born June 1 1847 in Vermont county he served as soldier lawyer and longtime public official. He entered Ohio Wesleyan University and later served in the legislature and congress. Lieutenant Governor Andrew Lintner Marrin becomes acting governor per the constitution.
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John M Pattison
Oho
Lrieht
Milford
Thin City
John Pattison
Ohio
Vermont County
United States Army
Tige
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
United States
James B W. Porsher
Committee of Mafety
Chcknatt
Obie Aanate
Wad
Itty
Union Centralite Tamurance Company
State Senate
Inguslacion
Sanday
Andrew Lintner Marrin
Paltivon
Republienn
Chicago meat under ban sparks questions in Commons
In London and Chicago outlines, MPs pressed War Secretary Haldene on canned meat supplied to South Africa troops in the late war and the share from Chicago. The inquiry touched on possible links to poisoning, while a separate dining room inquiry noted a box marked Satinonts in a Chicago area, raising concerns over food safety and inspection.
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Chicago
House of Commons
Hicks-Teach
Exchequer
Haldone
South
United States
sAtinont
St. Leuie
Chirag
Kannax
Coby
Soby
Squaw Beats Babe 10 Death at Willow Creek
A savage attack leaves a 17 month old child dead with its head crushed as an Indian woman is sought after a brutal assault on a family party near Willow Creek. The sheriff heads to the scene sixty miles away as crime and turmoil stir local and international concerns.
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Ehitren
Willow Creek Telles
William Beal
Dera Chipp
Juliet
Toa
Toile Woo Fman
Mra Boal
Savir
Atos Richardson
Nelghbor
Revolution in Russia Seems Certain
The Beocral Midwilon grows hourly as revolutio naries push for an armed uprising. Demonstrations in Moscow favor a general strike while workers rally. Rural guerillas align with the peasants against landlords. Army propaganda alarms the government as reports point to massacres of Jews and provocative telegraphic appeals blamed on authorities.
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Petersburg
Moscow
Jiropaganda
Dialystok
Russia
Roosevelt pushes strict oversight of packing houses
President Roosevelt presses for thorough inspection rules for packing houses. He disputes previous statements about the House substitute and supports changes to strengthen enforcement. After talks with Representative Adams, he believes Adams will accept the revised bill and emphasizes a thorough and rigid inspection standard.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Aother
Representative Wadeworth
Committee On Agricuture
Wadeworth
Adama
Wisconsin
Adams
Pan American railway progress eyed amid Guatemala labor fears
Mexico City chief engineer Miner in charge of the Pan American railway reports labor may be cut off temporarily by the Guatemalan revolution. He expects the road to reach San Benito port of Tapachula by July next year and then quickly extend to the Guatemalan border, the terrain being level.
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Mexico
Cloudburst in Bohemia and Crime Tales from San Francisco
A disastrous cloudburst in Bohemia devastates Setean Smychow and Konopisott with sixty houses wrecked bridges swept away and trees uprooted. A woman claims hypnotic influence by her husband’s murderer and two suspects face charges. In San Francisco two carpenters are buried when a partially built brick structure collapses during a fire wall stand.
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Prigie
Nouemiaa
San Francisco
San Francisco Insurance Commissioner Orders Firms Refit
San Francisco Insurance Commissioner Wolf vows action against twenty to thirty fire insurers for refusing to file required data. Companies failing to comply will lose certificates of authority and bonds of 2000 dollars, with broader penalties to follow. The moves will be presented to chambers of commerce, national Negro and press circles.
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San Francisco
San Franchies
Wolf
Comerce
United States
Nuwinese
Plundering and Fatal Attacks in Warcaw Incident
A band of extremists hijacked a mall wagon between Krointowice and Kiodawa fatally injuring the driver and two escorting soldiers, vandalizing the wagon and camp, while five attackers fatally wounded a police officer and his wife on the street. The assailants escaped. no current anti Jewish outbreak is reported despite tense conditions in Warsaw.
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Krointowice
Kiodawa
Warsaw
Alleged Anarchist Plot Stuns Portland Police
A disputed statement from Walter Soalaxekiwer, former president of the Polish National Society, was released as police review mentions an anarchistic plot in Portland. The claim alleges plans to assist Roosevelt’s opponents and references wartime service records tied to several group members.
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Portland
Ore
Walter Soalaxekiwer
Polish National Society
Roosevelt
Sealarckiwitz
Etherial Body Sighted Across The Ages
A discussion notes belief in an ethereal body interpenetrating the physical form. Observers claim higher vision and X ray aided glimpses of the inner self, the soul, and a link between mind and matter. Indian tradition cited as claiming perpetual youth after maturity.
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India
Bakery Windows and the Elitist Customer Skew
A broker and clerk discuss a baker with starkly bare shop windows. The Serk notes the bakery targets rich patrons by showing minimal displays. He argues that window presentation signals trade level, while a bakery serving common folks with grand pies and rich spice loaves thrives.
Deficit to Reach 41 Million Says Telegraph Reporter
London dispatch from the Daily Telegraph notes a projected next Iridget deficit of 41 million dollars. The correspondent reports most foreign residents at Nagawaki refuse to pay income tax, with Germany to support them. An army reform commission has been appointed to fix army defects revealed by the Raseta war.
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London
To Rio
Daily Telegraph
Nagawaki
Raseta
Arizona Likely Defeats Joint Statehood Amid Quiet Revenue
Arizona observers expect rejection of joint statehood at the November election. Relief is noted as the signing stirred little enthusiasm, with definite conditions cited and no immediate rallying demand apparent.
Cane and political scandal shake Wexica City
The narrative reports Dr Justin This killing Dr Altaatirano, a politician and cabinet minister, after a quarrel in which Alta Mirano allegedly insulted Senora Irina. Upon return, Iring killed AltaMirano with a pistol. Separately, Kansas faces a severe storm system bringing heavy rain and thunder, threatening crops and causing power lines to fall in Marshal county.
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Justin This
Altaatirano
Thas
Costa Rica
Caro
Alta Mirano
Tring
AltaMirano
Senora Irina
Irias
Alta-Mirayn Tal Islas
Aem
Iring
AlttaMirano
Jopeka
Kan
Kansas
Marshal County
Mob Attack on Woman Over Diamond Earrings
Italian burglar attempted to rob a New York woman of her diamond earrings. The would be thief and his companion were badly cut by a knife during the struggle. The mob intervened, and one suspect reportedly faced a near-fatal injury as police and bystanders acted to save the victim.
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New York
Nebraska Banker Koehler Sentenced in Federal Court
Nebraska banker Koehler, living in Hovlegs, was jailed for twelve hours and fined 259 under Judge Hont in a United States district court on charges related to illegal fencing of government lands. He testified before the federal grand jury and appeared voluntarily in court.
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Helena
Mont
Luremyner
Koehler
Hanker
Hont
United States
Cmirt
Grand Jury
Ane
Precious Stone Output in 1905 Value in U S Production
United States production value for precious stones in 1905 totaled $326,360 with sapphire yield at $125,000 and turquoise at $65,000. Washington notes from the ecology survey bulletin cover output and import patterns for the Walter States.
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United States
Washington
United States Ecological Survey
Walter States
Narrow Escape on Lake Shore Wreck Near West Seneca
Buffalo report says the twentieth century flyer on the Lake Shore was wrecked near West Seneca two miles east of here. Miraculous no fatalities despite a dog count and seven sleepers badly smashed. Cause believed to be a split chassis with coupling failure between cars.
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N. x
Lake Shore
West Seneca
Here
Riot in Mexico Blamed on Western Federation of Miners
Washington dispatch dated Cananea Sonora Mexico June 11 reports W Greene president of a copper company recounting alleged agitation by Western Federation of Miners in Cananea mines. He claims agitators sought to incite Mexicana and warns of a plot to dynamite a bank and trigger a revolution against the president.
Kansas Health Official Probes Packing Houses For Preservative Use
Dr. J Crumbine of the Kansas state board of health has begun an investigation into Kansas packing houses to determine if preservatives harmful to health are used in products. Sanitary conditions in large plants at Kansas City Kaw will also be examined. The inquiry was planned by Crumbine prior to Chicago plant findings.
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Wovens
Submerged Roman Ruins Redefined by New Discoveries
The American Spectator cites Justice Brewer telling a tale of a mule deal gone wrong in February and June. It also notes New York Tribune reporting submerged Roman ruins near Pompeii, revealing ancient mansions and seawalls now buried for 9,000 years.
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Justice Brewer
United States Supreme Court
George Washington University
American Spectator
Dorky
Tin Man
Pomipeii
New York Tribune
Plans for the Future Vigitor Incarceration Exchange
In a penitentiary exchange, Vigitor discusses post release plans with a hard looking inmate. StrongArm Jim-Surstings teases two tanks and four private hoaves as the suggested future.
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StrongArm Jim
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