Revolt at Provednik Rubber Factory in Riga Clash
Five thousand workmen seized the Provednik rubber factory in Riga and fought troops who bombarded the building. Police were killed, dragoons and guards wounded, barricades were built as artillery opened fire. Later reports say workers surrendered and their leader was handed to the commander for court martial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riga
Livonia
St. Petersburg
Provodnik
Ctl
Elevn
London
Copenhagen
Provednik
Morales Defeated Near Puerto Plata After Three-Day Battle
Cape Haytien Jan. 4. After three days of fighting outside Puerto Plata the forces of fugitive president Morales under General Demetrio Rodriguez were defeated. Caceres government troops led by General Cespedes attacked Morales in an entrenched position. Fighting ended yesterday evening with many casualties. General Rodriguez is among the dead. Puerto Plata streets are deserted and business stalled.
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Cape Haytien
Hayti
Puerto Plate
Morales
Demetrio Rodriguez
Caceres
Puerto Plata
Cespedes
Rodriguez
Monte Cristi
Steel agents ordered to stop taking rebates
The Leader reports United States Steel Corp agents in Cleveland received instructions from President W K Corey to halt rebates and secret railroad rates. Freight men facing old discount practices were shown the directive. A separate paragraph promotes Foley's Kidney Cure with testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Jan
United States Steel Corporation
W. K. Corey
Steel Corporation
How to Avoid Pneumonia
Dr C J Bishop of Agnew Michigan reports using Foley's Honey and Tar in three severe pneumonia cases with good results. The advertisement claims the remedy stops coughs and strengthens lungs and warns to refuse substitutes. Sold by Mrs A La Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poley
Brights
Paley
A. R. Bass
Morgantown
Ind
Pauline
Foley
Mra. A. L, Cook
C. J. Bishop
Agnew
Mich
Mra
A. la Cook
Discontinuation and Transfer of Pledges to Stern & Co
Having ceased business, unexpired pledges are turned over to Milton M Stern & Co who will run the old stand. Stakeholders with further business should contact Mr Stern, c/o un. M. H W Goldwater, Hill H Goldwater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton M. Stern & Co
Mr. Stern
UN. M. HW. Goldwater
Hill H, Goldwater
Bryan's Philippine Tour Leads With Bryan Traveling Party
Willian Jennings Bryan, accompanied by W Morgan Shuster as customs collector for the Philippines, will visit the southern islands. Gidvienne Aposible, former Piling Junta president at Hong Kong, will join as representative of radical ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Jan
W. Morgan Shuster
Philippine Archipelago
Willian Jennings Bryan
Gidvienne Aposible
Hong Kong
Application Declined for Albert T. Patrick Reprieve
Albany January 4 Governor Higgins today declined the application for a reprieve of Albert T Patrick the lawyer sentenced for the January 22 murder of William Marsh Rice. He granted no new delay to allow Patrick’s lawyers to seek a Federal Supreme Court appeal citing lack of justice in further appeals. The governor cautions that this denial does not predict executive clemency action.
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Higgins
Patrick
Federal Supreme Court
Albany
Albert T. Patrick
William Marsh Rice
Wisconsin Senator Sworn In Amid Old Enmity
Robert M. La Follette was sworn in as Wisconsin senator. Previously bitter rivals La Follette and Senator Spooner faced a mild sensation as Spooner escorted him to take the oath in the chamber. Spooner had introduced several senators to La Follette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert Mla Pollette
Wisconsin
LaPollette
Spooner
Neem
Pollette
Steamer Puebla Reaches Port After Storm Rescue
The steamship City of Puebla, broken shaft for a week, was towed into San Francisco port. All 200 passengers and crew were reported safe. The vessel rode out the Columbia mouth storm and was assisted by steamers Chehallis and Norwood.
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Puebla
Frisco
San Francisco
Predicted a Great Panic Stirs Market Worries
New York reports banker Jacob H. Schiff warned of a tremendous financial panic if Congress fails currency reform. Despite the speech there was no sharp stock market break as Amalgamated fell about four points and Anaconda slipped 35 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schiff
New York
Congress
Chamber of Commerce Today
Jacob H.schiff
Stock Exchange
Change Notice Inbound From City Clerk
A terse city update lists changes to a local schedule with dates and party names obscured in OCR. The fragment mentions postponed actions and potential approvals awaiting council review.
Dr King New Life Pills Ad Teaches Gentle Relief
An old advertisement promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a remedy for dyspepsia dizziness headache and liver or bowel troubles. It claims gentle but thorough effects and notes availability at Mrs A L Cook’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
A. L. Cook
These Notes Describe A 19th Century Song Sale
An oddly garbled line mentions a song sale offering a copy for 25 cents and a rental option for 14 conte in stampa. The text names Inune Doles and publisher Ine dianapolia Tne, suggesting a misread historical imprint.
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Stampa
Inune Doles
Inedianapolia
Tne
Local Ledger Listing for Union Lunch Booth
The Daily Tribune lists a month long notice covering OCNTLI CHILI and items at First and Genter Streets. The notice mentions a union lunch booth operation with pricing and location details.
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Union
First & Genter Sts
Assassination Case Bolts Revealed in Caldwell Dispatch
Harry Hogan alias Thomas Hogan linked to Frank Steunenberg murder. Captain Swain claims evidence the bomb was manufactured in room 19 of the Saratoga hotel with Hogan’s shoes and fuse tools found among his baggage. Hogan, a Burke resident, has ties to Coeur d’Alene miners and was identified by Jon Rice as a frequent contact in town.
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Caldwell
Frank Steune
Thomas Hogan
Harry Crenard
Coeur Walenes
Froui de Threre
TSC
Burke
Horke Miner’ Union
Harry Orchard
Thomas Howgin
Robertson, Rosechaup & Miller
Spokane
Announehie
Antoonee
Coeur dAtene
Frank ©. Robertson
Orchard
Robertson
Coeur d'Alene Dynamiters
Pat Reddy
Statesman Special
Hogan
Swain
Hogin
List
Paris
Aoman
Bray
Sutherland
Coeur d'Alenes
Pone
Silverton
Colorado
Agent Mutual Life Insurance Company
Bagwige
Jon C
Bremenbere
Mr. Rice
Howe
Rice Home
Murder Charge Heard In Probate Court
Hogan was brought from jail for a murder charge before Probate Judge Chavez. The complaint, sworn by Andy Johnsen, was read. Hogan appeared nervous as the judge directed that he be committed to the sheriff's custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ubiwell
Thoms Hogine
Chavez
Hogan
Andy Johnsen
Dolse
M L Roberts markets new hand-painted china in Pocatello
Local shop M L Roberts promotes a ficeline of up-to-date hand-painted china in Pocatello with competitive pricing and claims not to be the sole seller in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
M. L. Roberts
A Perfect Malt Toto Try Malt Tonle
Physicians and trained nurses recommend it. Made in Pocatello by Franklin and Mayes Brg Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Franklin & Mayes Brg Co
Disbursements in New York Record High Turnover
New York reports heavy interest and dividend disbursements at the center reflected in bank exchanges at the learning house. Figures show over 355 million in excess of the previous peak, with a notable rise following a key corner in Northern Providence.
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New York
Thie Center
Learneg House
Regitad
Piwveltio
Congress Debates Franking Privilege Abuse and Referrals
Washington notes a seven day debate before the holiday recess on franking abuse involving farm animals libraries and kitchen utensils. The bill of inquiry is sent to the judiciary committee after Sims of Tennessee moves. Payne chairs the Ways and Means committee and seeks referral of the Presidents message section on insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sims
Tennesse
Congress
Payne
Ways and Means
Heyburn
Judiciary Committee
Hepburns Rate Bill Advances in House
Washington reports Hepburn chairman of the Interstate and Foreign Commerce committees introduced his railroad rate bill in the House. The measure mirrors Senator Dolliver’s proposal and preserves many features drafted by the interstate commerce commission, though in a modified form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hepburn
House
Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Dolliver
Mets
Inter- State Commerce Commission
Nicaragua Volcano Eruption Destroys Masaya
Washington reports Vicernial Walhice of Managua cables the State Department that a terrible earthquake has occurred in Nicaragua. It is reported that Masaya has been ruined by an eruption of the volcano San Diego.
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Washington
Vicernial Walhice
Managua
State Department
Nicaragua
San Diego
Public initiation at hall on January 1th evening
The event invites all members to attend a public initiation at the hall on Thursday evening January 1th with a guest eligible for membership. H. L. Lovett, the first Grand Past President of the Order, will attend. A social session will follow the meeting. Q. A. Boyd. W. P. D. J. Elrod, Secretary.
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H. L. Lovett
Order
Dense New York Fog Triggers Ferry Chaos and Sinking
Heavy fog blankets New York and surrounding waters causing multiple accidents. The Erie passenger boat Dasst collides with the Binghamp tom ferry on the Hudson River. a deck hand dies and a passenger is injured. Tugboats tow Dasst ashore. a towboat sinks on Roemer Shoal. over half the ferries halt for an hour.
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New York
Jan
deeAn
Erie
Dasst
Hadeon River
Binghamptom
Pasek
Parto
Roemer Shoal
Railroads Pledge Compliance With Rebates Law
A committee representing traffic managers of the Eastern trunk lines has assured the Interstate Commerce Commission that railroads intend to comply with the law prohibiting rebates and secret concessions to favored shippers. Since a recent conference, pledges have been secured from railroad traffic managers to this end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Harper and Brothers Accept 48-Hour Week and Closed Shop
New York January 4 Harper and Brothers today ceded to striking printers demands for a forty eight hour week and the closed shop. The item notes a labor dispute response amid newspaper text. Fresh Crabs Channel Cat and Halibut advertised for shipment from the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harper and Brothers
White House
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Sold at Mrs. Cook's Drug Store
An advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a reliable remedy for cuts sores eczema and piles and urges readers to visit Mrs. A. L. Cook's drug store to obtain it.
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Bucklen
A. L. Cook
Kane's Chili Awakens with Timothys and Grains
A brief item notes Timothy hay oats and wheat at Kane's Chili, described as waking up your liver. The Union Lunch Booth at Pirst and Center is mentioned as a nearby locale reference.
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Timothy Hay
Kane's
Union
Pirst and Center
Idaho Penitentiary and Mining Inspector Reports
Idaho officials release two reports, detailing prison costs and farm improvements at the state penitentiary in 1905 06 and Idaho metal production in 1906. Whitney reports lower monthly cost per prisoner and planned farm expansion while Bell’s mining tally shows gold silver lead copper zinc outputs and $46 million in Idaho mine dividends for 1906.
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Reise
Idaho
Len Whitney
Board of Prison Commissioners
Whitney
Boise
Ida
Bell
Nahe
F&f
Hell
Coeur -Alene
Blaine
Leombhi
Custer
Bunker D-Sullivan
Dar
Yah Dor
Utah
Cowar d'Alene
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Haytian
Bryan
Little Bob
United States
Chicnge
Indianapolis
the Daily Tribune
Who
Nor Steunenberg
Congressman Lines
Tennessee
Q. A. Boyd
W. P. D. J. Elrod
Vicinity
Will
Pen
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