Troops Gather in Cripple Creek Amid Mine Labor Tension
Colorado National Guard units in Cripple Creek prepared to deploy to reopen mines and deter unrest as miners threaten a national strike. Officials said up to 3,000 guardsmen may be needed, with miners carrying tools and warned those not returning to work by Monday sundown would be treated as on strike. The Mine Workers union reported substantial bank deposits for strike funds as talks on eight hour shifts stalled amid operator concessions.
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Railroads Confiscating Coal in Transit in Colorado
Reports from Fucho Colorado on November 7 claim widespread suspensions of coal production as railroads confiscate coal in transit. Officials of Colorado Fuel and Iron say about 40 percent of works remain in operation with possible gradual rise. Mountain rockslide rumors are denied and two railways have halted in transit this week.
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Washington Conference Weighs Panama Canal Policy
Washington November 7 A conference in the White House reviewed work from the extra session and discussed potential changes for the regular session. Senators emerged saying no immediate canal legislation was decided, though authorizing the President to conduct negotiations with Panama might be desirable. The panel also considered diplomacy for recognizing the new Panamanian republic and financial policy shifts, but a broad general reform was deemed unlikely during the regular session.
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Sam Parks Disclosure in extortion case at Sing Sing
New York November 7 A battered transcription details Samuel Parks ex-sualbing dele gals head hovase smith and bender uncle’s claim about unions and employers. He describes threats fines and coercion used to force payment from workers and unions citing penalties and legal jeopardy.
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Frank Keefe Guilty Verdict Reported In City Court
An unclear OCR excerpt mentions a Frank Keefe and a claim of guilt tied to a case heard in city court. The legible fragments suggest a courtroom outcome with legal representation details and potential penalties, but the text is heavily garbled and lacks coherent names, dates, or concrete charges.
Murder case upholds twenty year sentence in Kansas
Topeka Kan April 1902 The Supreme Court today affirmed the lower court decision sending George WV Dull to be imprisoned for twenty years for the murder of De Rowland near Herndon Rawlins county April 18 1902. No native was charged and Jill was convicted on circumstantial evidence. The case is noted as one of the most odious murders in Kansas.
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Canadian detective chase ends in Brooklyn arrest of Frank Frappler
New York reports that after a long pursuit Canadian detectives captured Frank Frappler in Brooklyn on suspicion of involvement in a $40,000 payroll fraud scheme. Investigators say he devised a "lumba y" payroll and check system to pay distant workers for Canadian Telegraph Railway, while he held a senior position. His wife helped trace him, leading to the arrest after surveillance and a wary court-backed manhunt.
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American Warships Rush to Colombian Waters
Dispatches from New York and Paris describe American naval movements toward the Colombian region amid unrest and recognition stakes. Reports note the cruiser Atlanta arriving, U.S. recognition of Panama’s de facto government, and pending diplomatic talks with Panamanian authorities.
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Germans land on French soil in bold incursion
Berlin reports Count Von Abrearn of the 16th regiment with three companions landed in French territory yesterday. They entered the department of Alsace near Fonteny, then changed from Prussian uniform to civilian dress to avoid detection, before taking a train home.
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Impostor Used Name in Hoped-for New York Marriage
In New York on November 7 a telegraph operator named Mise Eleanor Amierson faced an impostor using her name to woo her. The Anderson family hired detectives to uncover the man who posed as Robert Goelet, even showing Amierson a supposed Fifth Avenue wedding future. Forged letters and visiting cards were found, and no trace of the real identity has been secured.
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Accusations Before Appellate Division In Rail Merger Case
The Baysassociation filed a petition before the appellate division of the Supreme Court accusing Attorney George W. Freton of corrupt conduct in relation to the merger of the Greater Northern and Northern Pacific railroads. Proceedings were initiated amid controversy over alleged improper influence and misdeeds connected to power and leadership within the case.
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Democrats In Caucus Spark Speaker Talk In House
A chaotic caucus in the House as figures like S. William of Mississippi and E. Edwards of Texas drew attention during talks on appointing a speaker. Notable figures including Mayor-elect McClellan of New York received warm returns from Democratic colleagues amid the ongoing leadership nomination process.
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Dishonesty in Children News Sparked by Juvenile Offenses
A New York report critiques how parents influence juveniles in offenses linked to wine consumption. Statements from officials reveal belief that parental attitudes and economic conditions affect child behavior and crime rates. London dispatch discusses broader political shifts and opinions on governance amid a new republic.
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Dead Taken Out of Montana Mine In Strategy Shift
Fragmented but readable report describes a mining tragedy in Montana with casualties and recoveries. It notes several men removed for interment and ongoing operations at the mine site, alongside subsequent city actions and church commentary on expansion in Utah and the Southwest. The piece mentions Methodist leadership and missionary funding debates linked to broader church outreach.
Murder at Reno with a Fivepenny Knife Incident
A Reno resident, Mynt Mitral, is found murdered early one morning. Witnesses say a quarrel with Hurd preceded the attack by a second woman. The weapon described is a small fivepenny knife or handkerchief weapon. police investigate the scene and surrounding details as they seek the killer.
Between Ogden and Reno Addressed by Project Plan
In Sanranigeo Nov 7 a provisional study outlines a rail route between Ogden and Reno. It details a 275 mile mileage, 12 locations involved, and a caveated tunnel proposal to avoid major elevation changes with cost estimates and construction prospects.
Stock Market Suffered Big Declines Amid Gold Hope
New York stock activity weakened as gold imports and hedge against weather tightened liquidity. Heavy liquidation hit Collateral Blues and leading issues while rumors of economic friction and reduced demand added to selling pressure.
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Wheat market panic in St Louis drives lender pressure
A chaotic report cites lenders led by T. Milliken and Thomas Aki pressuring wheat suppliers in St Louis. Movements to corner wheat risk vast warehousing losses and potential public action as a price spike looms, with a figure of 2,660,000 cited and calls to curb deliveries.
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Command General Chase in Court Martial Verdict
The document reports a court martial deciding General Chase guilty of misconduct. The court finds his actions dishonorable and notes an order from a superior authority was disregarded. The Governor discusses whether the order originated from higher command and the status of restored services.
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Peace Talks Between Russia and Japan Progress Report
Anonymous press dispatch notes tentative progress in peace negotiations between Russia and Japan. The source hints of an upcoming official statement but provides no concrete terms, dates, or signatures, making details unclear and requiring further verification.
Mrs Erattschnitt Injured in Local Incident
An unclear report notes Mrs Erattschnitt injured amid a disturbance near Smathore Pacifies Wut sorigny Jy. Witnesses describe a tense scene with layeledl wagon and jostling overtones, leaving the subject hurt and transported for treatment.
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Cuba Makes A Proposition In Government Talks
In a cryptic note the Cuba government discusses a proposition related to flavins and protein compounds. The document references various figures and a potential agreement involving international entities and treaty bodies.
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