President Roosevelt's Nevada Welcome and Carson Visit
President Roosevelt arrived in Carson City in gala attire amid a large crowd. Governor Sparks and Mayor Moeur greeted him as 19,000 residents lined the half‑mile drive to the state capitol where a platform stood and a banner honored the hero of Sandoval. The president lauded national irrigation laws and Nevada’s progress, then departed for Cheyenne with invitations extending to continue tours.
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Boilermakers On U P Are To Go Back To Work
New York May 19 President Burk and an Union Pacific official held a session with Lehigh's orders now on strike at Omaha. Unofficially it is stated that an agreement or formal of decences will probably be repelled shortly. Details as to the terms are not forthcoming. if a decision is reached the company will furl or alter material core sessions to start employes.
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Mrs Judge of Salt Lake Held by Customs Officials
San Francisco May 1 Mrs Mary duige a prominent Salt Lake woman arrived from the Oriente on the steamer Siheyin declaring vermin dutiable in her baggage and became involved with customs authorities. She faces a fine of 100 and loses the valued articles, while denying wrongdoing.
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Panic on a street car injures passengers near Cyprera Hill
New York May reports a burning street car on Cyprera Hill causing chaos as passengers fled through a window. Michael Murphy of Ola Mhicnway was cut by shattered glass, an artery severed, and fell as the car halted. He was rushed to a hospital with other passengers fainting and police aiding the evacuation.
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Firemen Overcome In a Fight With Fire
New York May IA fire in a 3 mita at Worth streak Inat Highs a number of fixemen avers rare Or teas severely Injured. Six of the men were Tine of Tiege sand rushed into the hun hig building to the third foot. The fire company to Ye spond Way No 27. Several men burned and rushed into the burning building as water was applied. Many were carried to hospitals. several remained hospitalized with injuries. The blaze lasted about an hour. property loss small.
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Strike Riots in New York City Amid Subway Turmoil
In New York on May 4 clashes broke out between police and striking workers along subway lines. Police and reserves moved to quell fights as strikers attempted to intimidate nonstriking workers. About 2,006 men reported at work on the subway as rumors and tensions spread across the city.
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Crops In Wisconsin To Be Replanted After Flood Damage
Reports from La Crosse and surrounding towns describe extensive flood damage to farms as the Mississippi overflows. Authorities note lands flooded to several feet, bridges washed away, and roads inundated up to four feet, forcing replanting of crops across the region.
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Reservoir Breaks Near Panguitah Utah No Lives Lost
From Panguitah Utah dated May 36 a reservoir on the Panguitih near the Sevier river broke during early morning hours. No lives were lost though the structure failed as it was being filled to supply water for an irrigation system. The town Panguituh lies in the far southern portion of the state near Ball Lake City. Details are unclear due to the damaged text.
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Found $10,000 And Was Given Only Ten Dollars
Philadelphia May 10. Catimine Cam ermell, a Wootblack, found a $10,000 bill on the sidewalk at Twelfth and Market streets. He brought it to the loser and pocketed $10. A later finder, Palieeman Vole, recovered a book containing $8o, received thanks, and Camerrati kept the money. A nervous man fainted after returning it to the stand.
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Blazing Fuse Ignites Woman's Clothing in Brooklyn
Mrs. Deppart, being driven home in an open car, was set aflame by a blown fuse on a trolley car. Flames enveloped her garments as bystanders acted with a blanket, and she was rushed to a hospital where surgeons held faint hope for recovery. Thomas Tanierly aided and suffered injuries.
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Battle with hold ups in Chicago end with sergeant shot
Chicago May 46 A city battle with hold up men ends when Police Sergeant Philly Miller is fatally shot near Dearborn Street after pursuing three suspects who robbed Alderman Tolm Wendling of cash and jewelry. The suspects fled into darkness.
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Obituary of Caribou Brown Nead Tresor Arizona Legend
Caribou Brown Nead Tresor Arizona rail of May 10 recalls a frontier gambling figure famed in Tucson Tombstone and Wickenburg. Born in County Timer tick Ireland, he rose to prominence as a showy gambler and captain, earning the nickname Chribow Trown and leaving a dozen fortunes behind before passing at 87. He shaped gambling life in the Southwest and remained a notable人物 in regional sporting circles.
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Runaway trolley cat causes city tram wreck
May 1 report from CWienge describes a runaway trolley causing a tram crash near the Kort Wayne area. Crowded street riders were jolted, several injured including Mrs Mary Scott of Vitlahog, with minor details missing about the rest of the crowd and exact location.
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Editors in Colorado duel ends with minor injuries
In Tenver on May 1 editors David F. Day and Frank Wartman exchanged thirteen shots in the street. Day used two revolvers and claimed Wartman began the duel. Day was unharmed and Wartman lightly wounded in the leg. Separate report from Sharon notes Thomas A. Mer Masters fatally shot himself and hanged afterward.
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Receiver for a gas company proposed in Delaware case
Wilmington Delaware May 16 Tidge Dailan of the Federal court for the Bant am ciatrol of Pennsylvania suggests appointing a receiver for the Bay Stile Gas company of Telesware. The appointment will be made on May 30.
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Town Roadmaster Killed in Train Incident
May 10 report from the Milwaukee road division states roadmaster T Ahearn was fatally struck by a northbound train at a town crossing. He was found under the cars and his body was cut nearly in two. he had served the division for years and was well known locally.
Critics Hit Roosevelt At Society Banquet
Boston observers report the annual meeting of the American Panel Society elected former officers and named officers for the year. Robert Trea Payne was cited as president with Dr Benjamin Trurblood Moorfield Storey among speakers. Critics accused Roosevelt of wartime stance and urged restraint, quoting speeches from the West and arguing for stronger leadership and unity.
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President Roosevelt to Attend Cleveland Event
In a telegram to Semon Hana the President signals acceptance of an invitation to attend a weekly gathering in Cleveland on June 10. He plans to arrive the morning of June 6 and depart the following day. The ceremony will be at St Pauls Episcopal Church on Euclid Avenue with many dignitaries and guests.
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Death on the Railroad Trotter in Narrow Escape
A racehorse named Well narrowly escaped death when a train struck near Yonkers. The horse reared and bolted across tracks as an express approached, was knocked down, but revived by Dr. Dowd after being found exhausted beside the roadway. The incident occurred as the horse tried to reach a stable in King’s Bridge after spooking near Riverdale.
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Monitor Arkansas Proceeds to the Gulf
The town reports Arkansas steamer Monitor Arkansas is believed to have risen four feet by Saturday. Authorities expect the river to continue rising as it is fed by tributaries, with vessels possibly moving toward the Gulf once the river opens a path. Strong crews and weather conditions are cited as factors in navigating the river toward the gulf downstream.
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Mafia Not Responsible For A Murderous Attack
New York May 10 Captain For most in voyage of the Brooklyn detective buxom reports Lint Anmode Wed cold former sergeantberyive agent of the Talit Governments who owns stable probably in Intel gnasier few days age was Not Vic.siclhwef a Media plat ag ling been intimated Dondniéo Cath Iu Who stabbed Fedecchi made in mist ake in identifying his victim He thought he was staking no nan who fe2 ied against a friend iy Ttrdy in ten years ago Inspectne McCurkieg fi Juarned Matin had absolutely abiding to do with there.
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Hero Fights Back in Philippine Conflict
Manila May 18 Willisa Tinto to marry aptivide in its Fifteenth ei. The munis of te dtvalegionm fought bravely as crowds surged. Mindanao island conflicts left several heroes dead or wounded, including Captain Gonph Oveamit and Private Hae low. Fourth member Wilkin Tallow survived unscathed.
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St Louis boodlers win in the Supreme Court
May 10 report from Tafferann City Missouri: verdicts in the case of Julius Lehmann and J A Paulkner former House of Delegates members convicted of perjury tied to a suburban street railway deal were reversed and remanded. The court found indictments valid but jury verdicts invalid for misapplied instructions. Several other figures including Emil Hurmann former speaker pro tempore face related charges in the same era.
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Delay Helms
Otto Kebanmelur
George I. Robertron
Wilkone Tamblyn
Frenchmen to Present a Bust of Washington
New York May. a delegation from Angers plans to present a bronze bust of George Washington for the United States. The project revives a 1838 idea by Krendl men, linked to a model in Angers. Key figures include Muara Toon 14 Fd of Angers and Comte de Rochambonts with the Marquis du Tatuyette and others.
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Railroad's Right to Load Cars Questioned by Complainant
In Tiisburg a case alleges the railroad dictated how coal cars should be loaded, claiming shipments from mines were not properly delivered and cars were not furnished as required. The complainant seeks reparations for damages, including carrier responsibilities and dividend payments in the dispute.
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