Financiers Perkins and Fairchild Indicted in Prussian Bond Case
George W. Perkins of J. P. Morgan & Co. and Charles S. Fairchild former secretary of the treasury were indicted on forgery charges connected to the Prussian bond transaction. Perkins posted 10000 bail. Fairchild remains abroad as the case centers on alleged false statements by New York Life to satisfy Prussian regulators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Perkins
Morgan
Sec
Fairchild
Perkins
Europe
New York
Charles S. Fairchild
Grand
J. P. Morgan & Co
New York Life
Faireild
United States, Treasury
Ini Bildund
Ing
Then & Northwest
K Security & Refit
The
Life
Slag Shower Kills Two at Bingham Canyon Smelter
At a converter smelter in Bingham Canyon Utah six workers were covered by a shower of hot slag. Oxcar Wal and Thomas Fox were killed. Three others were badly burned but expected to recover. one more was probably injured.
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Salt Lake
Thomas Fox
Bingham Canyon
Settlement in SP firemen strike seen by arbitration
Houston December 28 Stix stated on reliable authority that a settlement of the Southern Pacific firemen strike by arbitration under direction of United States Commissioner of Labor ONeill seems likely. A positive announcement is expected tomorrow.
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Houston
Stix
Southern Pacific Firemen
United States Commissioner of Labor
O'Neill
Brewer’s Deathbed Scene Reported in1940s Notice
Louis Brewer fading as Dee 28 and Adolphius talk of a fortune. Nine family members seriously ill remain at the bedside through the night.
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Louis Brewer
Dee
Adolphius
Bishop Coakesmith Dies in Nashville Duke District
Bishop Coakesmith of the Methodist Episcopal South died here last night. The passing ends a long tenure in Nashville and prompts tributes from church leaders.
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Coakesmith
Nashville, Duc
As Coak
The
Methodist Episcopal South
Unclear Fragments Hint at Pro Camp Training
Vague OCR text suggests a Royal Neighbor or Pro camp class with preparation and initiation notes. No concrete names, dates, or locations are readable.
Unclear Fragments Describe Coughing Spasms and Bottled Remedy
Fragmentary text notes a coughing episode with spasms and mentions a bottle of perme cee as a remedy. No clear people, places, or events are identified in the readable portion.
Cassatt Dies Suddenly at 72 of Heart Disease
Alexander J. Cassatt president of the Pennsylvania Railroad and a major railroad magnate died this afternoon in Philadelphia after a sudden heart ailment.
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Philadelphia
Alexander J. Cassatt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Railroad Kings of America
Flying Police Round Up 588 in St Petersburg
A secret police flying squadron arrested 588 people in St Petersburg over three days, including 38 women. They are charged with revolutionary activity and illegal agitation after the assassination of Count Alexis Ignatieff of Tver and an attempted attack on Vice Admiral Doubasoff. The revolutionists vow to continue their campaign, with intimidation as a key tactic against the regime.
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St. Petersburg
Alexis Ignatieff
Tver
Doubasoff
European Snowstorm Ravages Britain and Europe
A severe December snowfall grips Great Britain and Europe with heavy drifts. Nine people have died on English roads in the last day as trains are buried and railways struggle to cope with the unprecedented conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longton
Great Britain
Europe
England
Union engineers ease on engine changes near Gonhion firepen
Fragments indicate union engineers accept changes to locomotives with new equipment by Southern Pacific. The report notes no objections to installation and says workers are located in quarters provided by the company.
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Rom St. Tes
Cinetnia
Libre
Southern Pacific
Unio
PN i
Silver Prices Rise as Mint Reports Heavy Silver Stocks
Fragmentary report notes a surge in silver values with mentions of mint holdings and prices around seventy cents per ounce. The snippet references Washington and dates but lacks complete details.
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Washington
Muddy Roads Prompt Sheriff-Elect Quigley In Swan Lake
Sheriff-elect Quigley says Swan Lake roads are muddy and knee deep after attending his nephew's funeral. He cites drainage as the needed remedy and relays residents' views deeming the issue not unlawful but worsened by poor infrastructure.
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Quigley
Swan Lake
Dave
Swan Lake Country
Swan
Jake
Rail line announces discounted round trip fares
On December 20 and 21 1906 and January 1 1907 the company will sell tickets at one and one third fare for a round trip to any point on the equal routes within 300 miles from selling points. Final return date is January 7 1907. D B Lowrie, agent.
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U. P. Louther Pacific
San Pedro
San Pe Valley
Lowrie
Unreadable OCR fragment yields unclear contents
Fragmentary text provides no clear events or identifiable names. The readable portions do not establish a coherent news item or出处.
Terrible triple tragedy in South Portland kitchen
In Portland at Har rison and Water streets Giacomo Savignana stabbed Jada Vignami and likely killed Mrs Anofina Vismore, then shot himself in North Third street. Jada died soon, the elder woman and assailant were taken to hospital and expected to die, as authorities report an insane motive.
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Portland
Fred Vignami
Harrison and Water Streets
Giacomo Savignana
Jada Vagnami
Vignami
Anofina Vismore
Savignapia
North Third Street
Savignana
Judge Budge Served With Copy Of Complaint In Famous Contest
District Judge Alfred Budge departed for Boise on business and is due back December 30. In Boise he was served with two summonses in a case by State Chairman Lockhart of the Democratic central committee alleging his Mormon faith bars him from office. Budge told Tribune the suit is a joke and will amount to nothing.
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Alfred Budge
Boise
Pocatello
Budge
Lockhart
Democratic Central Committee
the Tribune
Ed Messrs. Dietrich
Bard Mil
Sugar firm in Idaho orders car of coke. fuel shortage noted
The Lewiston Sugar Company of Franklin Idaho asked Pacific Express in Salt Lake to ship a car of coke to their Franklin plant. The reply explained freight limits and high transport costs, highlighting a serious fuel shortage in the region as rail freight could not move the car with passenger trains.
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Lewiston Sugar Company
Franklin
Ida
Pacific Express
Salt Lake
Salt Ot
Sanborn
Lewiston Sugar Sonnesy
J. W. Rogers
Mr. Rogers
Lewiston. Lazar Company
Idaho
Mr. Sanborn
Express Company
Herald
No Smallpox at Preston After Illnesss Faded
Preston reports diphtheria outbreak misdiagnosed as smallpox and chickenpox cases. schools closed for Christmas vacation and will reopen after year start. The new opera house, completed at cost of $20,000, hosted a Christmas events dance. venue seats nearly 1000.
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Preston
Dao
R. N. Hill
Fragmentary Health Advice Note From Tennessee
A garbled OCR fragment references health tips about waking early and sleeping patterns, digestion issues, and a mention of Tennessee. The text is incomplete but suggests general cautions about routine and digestion.
Assassin Kills Akmolinsk Governor in Street Shooting
In Omsk Asiatic Rawat on December 28, General Litvianoff, governor of Akmolinsk province, was assassinated in the street near his office by two unknown men.
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Omsk
Asiatic
Rawat
Litvianoff
Akmolinsk
Missouri Bill Club Dinner Draws 106 Attendees
Excelsior Springs hosts the annual Bill Club No.4 dinner with 103 men and 5 women. Guests include ex-governor and Kansas City figures. Speakers cover political topics as Bill Bevan and Bill Heath are noted among attendees.
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Bill Club
The
Excelsior Springs
Bill Club No
Bill
Kansas City
Kansas
Bill Bevan
Nor Et Il Stone
Nel Suit
Memhersiay
Home on the Tract Burned In Midnight Fire
Fire about six o clock destroyed the home of M. Nixon on his homestead six miles north of town. Nixon and his children woke, escaped with clothing in hand, but the house and its contents were consumed. Neighbors and no insurance were reported. Mrs. Nixon and children to stay with A. H. Black.
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Nixon
A. H. ‘Black
Poratello
Stockholders Meeting Notice for Pocatello Mining & Milling
Notice of a stockholders meeting for the Pocatello Nevada Mining & Milling Co. to be held at J. F. Kane’s store room 140 South Main St Pocatello Bannock County Idaho Monday January 14 1907 at 7 00 p m. for election of seven directors to serve the ensuing year and for adoption of by laws and other business. Incorpotor A Bund Kane A Wright W Kirchoff listed.
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Pocatello-Nevada , Mining & Milling Company
J. F. Kane
South Main Street
Pocatello
Bannoch County
Idaho
Aid Corporation
Gate City Youth Anti-Swearing Club Plans
In Pocatello Idaho Master Buck Trapp leads a movement of Gate City boys under sixteen to form an Anti-Swearing and Tobacco Abstinence club. Nonmembers who smoke or drink will be reported to parents. Initiation 10 cents, monthly dues 25 cents. Regulars to be held. details outlined to Tribune.
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City Boys
Pocatella
Buck
Trapp
W. BE. Tripp
City
Nsa Merve
Carney
Tribune
East Side Burglaries Alarm Neighborhood
Thief smashed a rear window at the Misson Townsend pawn shop on North 1st Avenue and stole four watches, two valuable. A Chinese cook in the adjacent restaurant heard activity but saw nothing unusual. Jewelry cases were untouched and the burglar left after being frightened away. Police were given a description of the loot and it was wired to nearby towns.
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Townsend
Clothing firm formed by Zyrelling Stern partnership
A new clothing firm arising from a partnership between Henry Zyrelling, noted East Side haberdasher, and Milton M. Stern, proprietor of a First Avenue pawnshop and jewelry store, plans to continue current business and seek additional locations and connections in the industry.
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Henry Zyrelling
East Side
Haberdasher
Milton M. Stern
First Avenue
Pagnbroking
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Vin
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Wigan
Nalts
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Missouri
BUND
A. Kane
A. Wright
Ks Kirchof
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