Wyoming News Notes Beam With Drought and Crime
Wealthy firms spur oil and gas efforts above Lowell Wyoming while labor unions push miner organizing in Hook Springs. Frosts damage crops across state and a slate of accidents and crimes hits towns from Rock Springs to Portland.
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Lowell
Wyoming
Hook Springs
Wyo
Rock ‘Springs
Albany
Ball
Colo
Harold Hutchinson
Lovell
Bow
Sherman Copper Mining Company
Shermas
Laramia Wyo
Centrist Chorus Demands New Cabinet Over Pacification Crisis
In St. Petersburg a conservative centrist bloc formed to topple the Gorenykin ministry, uniting with Octoburist Democratic Reform and Constitutional Democrats to press for resignation. Ex agriculture minister M. Yermold calls the present situation hopeless and urges a cabinet of moderates to pacify the country, arguing parliament and administration must align.
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St. Petersburg
Democratic Reform
Constitutional Democratic
Who
M. Yermold
Agriculture
Elven
Imoponenle
Yermojof
Witte blamed for Russian crisis delays and terror ties
London reports in The Daily Telegraph attribute blame to Count Witte for the 1904 crisis by delaying reforms. The piece argues his indecision harmed emancipation aims, risking alliance shifts, and warns of long contention with revolutionaries. It notes Witte’s fall and the ensuing disarray among reform and terrorist factions.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Optinet
Wilet
Porelavo Party
Ted
Allance
Reform
Witte
Rothlew
Utah Senate to Probe Coal Land Scandals
A Washington dispatch reports the Utah coal land scandals will be examined by the senate. Prominent western politicians and at least one senator are linked to this case, with multiple railroad interests named. Alleged diversions of millions to corporations are suspected as part of the scheme.
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Washington
New York World
Utah
Senate
Volvad
Murder charge in Las Vegas riot trial outcome
Seven participants in the Cali vote riot faced Saturday hearings before Justice Maynard. Outcomes included two fines of 300, two of 250, two of 200 or its equivalent, and one bound over to the grand jury on a first degree murder charge related to Officer Monahan.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Calivote
Maynard
Ploche
Oficer Monahan
Egyptian Troops Drive 350 Soudanese From Garrison
Cairo report says a punitive expedition relieved the Tae jodi garrison after an early June attack by native tribesmen. About 350 Soudanese were killed or driven away, with forty Egyptians reported dead and others captured. The garrison at Twlodi faced the assault, attributed to opposition to government posts.
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Cairo
Ana Atty Son ‘Henese
Taejodi
Tife
Twlodi Wae
Destructive Oklahoma Windstorm Leaves Deaths and Damage
A powerful windstorm swept across Oklahoma and Indian Territory on Monday afternoon killing Thomas Graham near Roosevelt and scorching a barn near Perry. Extensive crop, house, and stock losses were reported across Lawton, Snyder, and surrounding areas with farms struck by flying debris and tornado-like damage. Wheat fared better than corn in the affected regions.
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Guthrie
Okio
Oklahyme
Indian Territory
Thamas Graham
Roosevelt
Okia
Mra. Tobin
Perry
Lawien
Snyder
Roof Garden Tragedy Kills Stanford White in New York
Eminent architect Stanford White of Mo Kim Mead & White firm is shot and killed on the Madison Square Roof Garden during a peformance of Gavagensa Niup'eche Champagne. Harry Kendall Thaw, a member of the Pittsburgh family, is arrested as the shooter after a dramatic accusation about ruined home.
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Stanford White
Harry Kendall Thaw
New York
Mo Kim
Veto
Platol
Sremin
Horse Trade Ties to Indian Boy's Death in City Sewer
A full-blooded Shebit Indian named Sieward Nebeker, aged 55, once saved by John Nebeker, traded a horse for the youth four years ago. He died Monday morning in a sewer extension at Seventh West and Eleventh North streets after being struck in the abdomen by a steel bucket loaded with earth from a trench. The boy, Dick, was four years old and had been held by Apache hands before being adopted and educated by the Nebeker family.
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Moses Gown
Frank Taplin, Jr
Ome Conk
Henry Hormabien
Shoemaker Grade
Asotin
Wash
Thomas Cullen
Averett
Frank Tenes
Pieleh
Alxioen Mallee
Reno
Nevada
Southern Pacific
North Pacific
Oregon
Washington
Ida Be
Oscar Stephens
Montana
Salt Lake City
Wyoming
John Binkham
Burlington Railroad
Walter Qolslager
Raw Theater
Wyo
Elektor
W. R. Hall
Fall Stream
Wal Fen
Colo
East Wake
Sieward Nebeker
John Nebeker
Hivventh West
Handa
Juln Nebeker
Nebeker
Man on trial for Holy Roller slaying in Oregon youth case
Seattle reports George Mitchell, the Oregon youth accused of killing Joshua Crefield, known as the Holy Roller from Corvatha, faces trial in superior court Monday. Mitchell's defense will be temporary infancy. Many witnesses have been summoned from Oregon. The case is to be bitterly fought as jury selection proceeds slowly.
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Seattle
George Mitchell
Oregon
Joshua Crefield
Holy Roller
Corvatha
Mitchell
Migration Bill Passes House Amid Debate On Tax Provisions
Debate on the immigration bill occupied most of Monday in the House with discussions restricted to three hours. The measure advanced without a recorded yea and nay vote on any paragraph. Representatives faced strong district pressure from sizable foreign communities over a five dollar head tax and education provisions.
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Werlington
Prince Carlos Survives Madrid Car Crash Involving Marquis
Prince Carlos of Bourbon narrowly escaped death returning to Madrid from La Granja when their automobile overturned. The Marquis of Menadeania was seriously injured, while Prince Carlos was unharmed.
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Madrid
Prince Carlos of Bourbon
Infante
Mercedes, Quee
Spain
Alfonso XI
la Granja
Menadeania
Carlog
Kansas City Doctor Found Dead in Elevator Shaft
The body of Dr. L. Spaulding aged 37 a prominent Kansas City physician was found at the bottom of an unprotected elevator shaft in an office building at Twelfth and McGee streets. He was to be married soon by his niece at David T Kean a broker. The death is believed accidental with the shaft not secured.
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Kansas City
Moody to Prosecute Standard Oil Under Antitrust Laws
Washington announces government intent to prosecute Standard Oil under Eskine law banning rebates in interstate commerce and possibly invoke Sherman Act. Attorney General Moody signals initial action under Eskine and may pursue further claims to end discriminatory trade practices and rate discrimination linked to a pending rate bill.
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Attorniay General Moody
Elkins
Washington
Standard Oz
Moody
Standard Off
Htope
Corporations Fined in U S Court Sentences Imposed
In Kansas City the United States district court sentenced seven defendants after conviction for concessions and shipments. Swift & Co and Cudahy Packing each fined 15000, Armour Packing 16000, Nelson, Martin & Co 16000, Chicago Burlington Quince railroad 15000. George L. Thomas and LB Taggart of New York fined 4000 each and sent to prison for months. Total fines reach 85000 with appeals filed and stays until June 29. Bonds set at 6000 for Thomas and Taggart and 15000 for others. Motion for new trials denied.
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Kansas City
United States
Tudge McPherson
Red Oak
Swift & Oo
Cudahy Picking Company
Armour Packing Company
Nelson, Markn & Co
Chicago, Burlington — Quincy Railway
George L. Thomas
New York
LB. Taggart
Burlington
Thomas
Taggart
John ©. Cowan
Omaha
Frank Hagerman
Packers
O. M. Spencer
St. Joseph
Burlington Railroad
Thomas and Taggart
Discussion in Douma on Stolypin explanations in lower house
In St Petersburg the lower house resumed debate on Interior Minister Stolypin's explanations. Ramish Al, a Georgian Social Democrat, demanded criminal prosecutions for officials alleged to have murdered and robbed, accusing ministry agents of sheltering wrongdoing and blocking press exposure. The papers report arrest of twenty five Privates of the Preroba- Jlank regiment for distributing revolutionary proclamations.
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Bt. Petersburg
Stolypin
Ramish al
Social Democrats
Preroba- Jlank Regiment
Revolutionary Agition
Washington Fight Over President Travel Bill Ends in Passage
In Washington the Senate withdrew an amendment to the civil appropriation bill for president travel expenses, led by Senator McLaurin, with Senator Hale steering. An independent bill providing the same funding, recently passed by the House, then moved forward. In Chicago Richard Ivens was hanged for the murder of Mrs. Bossie Hollister, wife of Hollister & Bros. founder Franklin C. Hollister, a revolting crime confessed by Ivens after the assault on the evening of January 12.
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Washington
McLaurin
Hale
House of Representatives
Chicago
Richard Ivens
Bossie Hollister
Franklin C. Hollister
Hollister Broa
Hol- Meter
Ivens
Dowie Father Testifies in Federal Hearing
In a Friday hearing before Judge Landis in federal court, John Murray Dowie of Essex, Illinois, took the stand and acknowledged he is the father of John Alexander Dowie. He said he supported and educated John Alexander Dowie, who claimed to be the son of the Crimean War figure, the creature of the Wing of John Alexander Dowie.
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Dowie
Chicago
Landis
John Murray Dowie
Essex
John Alexander Dowie
John Alexande Dict
Fort Necessity Defeat Highlights Washington’s 1754 July Clash
In western Pennsylvania on July 4, 1754, Washington and a young Virginia force faced Coulon de Villiers at Fort Duquesne’s grounds. Surrounded by a larger French and Indian force, Washington built Fort Necessity, endured rain and fatigue, and, after a brief parley, signed terms allowing a retreat with arms and baggage. The scene marked a somber dawn as Washington led his men away to Wille Creek, a precursor to later independence celebrations than a year earlier.
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Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Coulon de Villiers
Fort Duquesne
Jumonville
Fort Necessity
George Washington
Washington
Duquesne
Canada
Great Meadows
Norcogaity
Virginia
Hila
Pesplra
John
Indiana
Aultphentes
de Villiers
Fort Nevessky
Vanbrtam
de Vilier
Laurel RY
Wille Creek
Staten
Alleghenies
Philadelphia
Walla
Fragmented Readings of a Nonsense Phonetic Page
A garbled OCR text presents a collage of whimsical phrases and fake dialogue including animals and kids voices. Names and lines mix with stray exclamations and random sounds, ending with a personal attribution to Edwin L. Fabin at 8 Nicholas.
Portable iron cabins move with vacationers from Chicago
A Chicago News report describes portable cabins built from corrugated galvanized iron and angle barn frames. Weighing around a ton and costing 125 to 800 dollars, these knockdown dwellings can be shipped to scenic sites like the Grand Canyon of Colorado and Mt. Warner Park in Colorado. They feature floors, windows, doors, and even lattice porches, and owners can disassemble and relocate if desired.
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Chicago
Michigan
Wisconsin
Grand Canyon
Colo Radio
Hater Park
Colorado
Elkis convention travel deals and a Dream Sequel tale
Low rail rates via Salt Lake Route advertise Utah and Denver travel for Elkis convention with July 14 and 15 ticket sales and thirty day return. A Penge England dream story describes a mother’s vision of her daughter washed ashore Hastings and later injured by a large vehicle. Medical Times notes hair color among the insane, citing three to six percent with light or brunette hair.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Elkis’ Convention
Denver
Colorado
Penge
England
Howling
Mayle Road
Hastings
Pantechnicon
Beckenham Cottage Hospital
Hobar Langdon
Medical Times
New England
Brunetta
Paris capital lenders drawn to French loans
A fragmented clipping notes that global corporations seek loans in Paris where security is readily provided and terms are favorable. It questions why Paris attracts Mt money and highlights perceived cynicism in business and social life.
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Paris
Tle
Los Angeles Times
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Fort Davis
Ohio
Count Witte
Caliente
San Francisco
Peter Eustachy
A. Bustachy
Alameda
Duseph Dufford
Emilie Alemand
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Amity
Morristown
N. J
Freehon Langoorm
Rosa Colly
Longeare
Himsell
Oklahoma
Roof Garden
St Lovia
Elreuttemurt
Ryan
Cabiliawist Manufacturing Company
Joseph EB. Walsh
Walsh
Nse
Standard Oil
Douma
Ministry
Bears
Fgg
Hurraby
Edwin L. Fabin
Nicholas
Pouyieie Line
Tigh Uy Polat Ewat
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Idaho
Addi
Rieee
Consolidated Wagon & Machine Company
George T. Odell
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Somerville
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