Butte Mines Close Crippling Montana Economy
Butte Mort general shutdown of the Am algamated Copper company properties, last night, throws 13 000 to 13000 workers into unemployment and threatens up to 20000 in Montana and Wyoming. Freight crews may be laid off, and many related businesses will curtail operations. Montana payrolls face a multimillion dollar hit as miners, boardinghouse keepers, and others seek garnishments amid a rising tension. officials brace for possible further actions as authorities struggle to process papers. President Scallen of Anaconda Copper is expected to respond, though no violence has occurred.
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Butte
Montana
Wryoming
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Bralegad
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Presiden Scallen
Anaconda Copper Company
Sufiway
Trust
Commeny
National Bank of Aelors
Baltimore
Pittsbure
Minneapolis
International Mercantile Agency
Jobbiys
New England
Sone Votton
St. Louis
Chienge
Jannery
St. Paul
Texaa
Opteana Antie
Ue Cuilon
King the Italian Gets a New Trial
Salt Lake City. The State Supreme court granted a new trial for Hebert T. King who faced a death sentence for the murder of Georg Prone on September 1. King was among prisoners who recently escaped from the penitentiary, wounded and recaptured. The Italian government sought a new trial for King as a United States citizen.
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Salt Lake City
State Supreme Court
Hebert T. King
Winder
Georgs Prone
Tamus Lynch
Ube
Tignch
Wig
Rig
Aly
Man born into slavery died at age 102 in San Francisco
Daniel Rog rolored, aged 102, died in San Francisco from an accident after living to California as a slave. He was raised in Georgia, brought by his master, later bought his freedom, returned to Georgia to free his wife, and again faced servitude before earning liberty for both of them.
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Santa Graz
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Get
Daniel Rogrolored
San Francisca
Georgia
California
Nelsons Old Ship Victory Nearly Sunk in Portland Harbor
In Portland harbor near Nelsons old flagship the Victory was nearly sunk by the battleship Keyduite with Tero and minor craft damaged. The Kephime broke adrift during towing to Portsmouth to be broken up, making a six font hole in the Victory before the Neptune secured the vessel. No lives were lost.
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Torremouth
Eng
Nelson
Victory
Portland
Keyduite
Tero
Portsmouth
Mystery of the $240,080 check explained
A Termax Teint at the Trost Company of the Re-Fathi explained today the mystery behind a $240,080 check. The check covered payments to a bip yard plant and related items, with unclear details and various destinations.
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New York
United States
Pies ToG High New York Pies Controversy
New York vendors protest pin manufacturers price hikes for pies sold at quick twitch counters. Inniv companies allegedly control supply and plan to raise prices from 3 1/2 to 4 cents per pie. Lunch counters prepare to resist. possible boycott and cooperative factory talk emerge.
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New York
Inniv
New England
Will of Edward Seidel probate action filed
Fort Wayne Indiana reports a probate filing of the will of Edward Seidel valued at 225000, naming Otto as trustee to place property in the youngest son’s name. An envelope containing the deed to property worth 82500 was produced, Otto reportedly tore up the will fearing a family feud, an act costing 20000.
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Chicago
Record-Herald
Fort Wayne
Ind
Edward Seidel
Otto
Hoost
Comity request over fugitive Kratz surrender to Mexico
The State Department seeks Mexico’s surrender of fugitive Charles Kratz amid extradition limits, citing comity and legal obstacles. Mexico permits surrender only when the request is binding and specific, while the U S coordinates with Missouri authorities and Governor Meldry for possible action.
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Washington
Ort
State Department
Mexico
St. Lowe
Charles Krai
Krats
United States
Mesxico
Mockery
Liang
Missouri
Kratay
Cirdalafrine
Increase of Ship Insurance Is a Forecast of War
Reports from London and New York indicate rising insurance costs for ships as tensions rise between Japan, Russia, and Western powers. Authorities note Lloyds underwriters are cautious, and some fleets may face higher premiums or refusals, signaling potential disruption in East Asia trade and shipping.
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New York
Jwssinlatte
Trent London
Admiralty
Mong Kang
Poperé
Saitt Warlok
Aul Ik
Dapipere
Mystery Airs Over Fatal Fire In New York Farm Family
A young farmer’s daughter, Bethul Mowht, aged 23, died in a blaze at a New York farm last night. The husband, a laborer, and the family’s other adults survived, though details remain unclear. Investigators search for cause amid charred remains and scattered belongings.
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Bethul
Noulul
York
Chenu
Diamonds Stolen From Cleveland Jewelry Firm Worth 6000
In Cleveland a theft at the Dentseh Jewelry company yielded diamonds valued at 6000. Police have not recovered three of the bandits. Separately a robbery in Superior Wisconsin involved two captured men after a gunfight. a third escaped. In Denver a court martial heard testimony about orders to release a prisoner amid chaos over extrusive orders.
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Cleveland
Besglass
Dentseh Jewslry Company
Denver
Cet
John Chase
National Guard
Primary
Col
Veroeck
Conerel Bell
Maing
Military
General Chase
Col. Verbeek
Special Train Bids Frieght to St Louis for Exposition Ads
A Cincinnati Commercial Club special train carrying 60 marmbars leaves for St Louis aiming to cover 447 miles in 7 hours 37 minutes with 25 minutes for stops at Mitchell and Washington. VP Greene of B and O rides the train along with a combination car bite Tullmans and a diner. The Cincinnati and Chicago commercial clubs back Provident Francis and the exposition directors.
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Cincinnati
Circinnati Conmercial Club
St. Louis
Mitchell
Washington
Ind
Cindymill
Tallis
Greene
Ballimore
Ohio
Cicuga
Anesty of Provident Francis
Pittsburg Prepares To Ward Off Panic
Pittsburg braces as city officials report clearing financial panic. A government fund was raised to 2.5 million with plans to reach 4 million, aiming to reassure regional banks and residents. An additional 800 thousand was received from James W. Paterson for deposits, while accountants reassess the two suspended banks and await further guidance.
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Pittsburg
Colored Troops Beat Texans in War Game Exercise
A report details a large scale drill with Kurt Riley and units including the Second Kansan and Eighth Cavalry. General Barry and General Bell led opposing forces in a tense mock engagement testing maneuvering, communication, and coordination across open ground and formations.
Embarrassed Company Names Receiver in New Jersey Suit
In Philadelphia business pages a case against J.T. Mazard & Co. was highlighted. Hornen G. Haasard, treasurer, alleges a near 17001 claim and seeks appointment of a receiver for the New Jersey firm amid attempted business dealings.
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Trenton
Wigan Ness
Grey Loday
Cnuaa
J.T. Mazard &Ye New Doney Corporation
Philadelphia
Hornen G. Haaard
Treamiver
Haenmuyoutty
Hauainen Gahan L
Anlomiting
Ewan Die
Apes
Lost an Eye Baseball Pitcher Injured by Poison Ivy
A baseball pitcher sustained eye injury from poison ivy during a game and faced possible permanent impact. Reports mention the incident, tentative retirement from the season, and subsequent movements of teammates and officials amid unclear details.
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Fackett
Suttonal
Plerstein Fedex
Gaekett
Tere Seow
Tinto
Dowieites Begin Homeward Run Amid Zionist Tension
Fragmentary notes describe Dowieites planning to depart for New York amid concerns over safety and possible abductions. The group, led by Deacon Naweune, faced vigil demonstrations and rumors of organized resistance as they prepared for examinations and travel.
Canadian ministerMilitia statement on imperial duty
A Montreal city statement by Sir Frederick Burden, minister of railways, asserts Canada’s duty to Britain’s empire. He argues Canada can defend the empire and contribute to safety and integrity, while maintaining own ferriary and training, amid border decisions and military reforms.
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Gel
Wis
Frederick Burden
Railithi
Great Britain
Datense
Ower
Admiralty
Apatem
Canada
Enumti
Witink
Lie
Speakers and Shower Bath Disrupt Campaign Rally
New York and Ontario reporters describe a chaotic campaign event where a flooded rostrum showered speakers and caused interruptions. Attendees, including District Attorney Pinwonke, faced tossed objects as attempts to deliver speeches were thwarted by flying debris and water.
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New York
Pinwonke
Asane
Husson
Chinaman With American Wife Loses U S Entry
New York immigrant authorities refuse admission to 23 year old Faz Weng, a Chinese merchant in Newark, after his return from the Orient. He faces deportation November 2, contending he was born in San Francisco. his wife and five year old son are mentioned. Wong has lived in Newark for years.
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New York
Faz Weng
Newark
Naty
Ld Orient
Wong
Waa
San Francisco
Naval
China
Unclear OCR Record of Rapid Market and Speed Claim
Fragmented OCR text describes unusual claims of speeds and stock movements with references to Amalgamated properties and shares traded. The passage is garbled with nonsensical phrases and missing context, making it difficult to identify a coherent news event, names, dates, or locations.
Moffatt Denies Ties to Western Pacific Railroad Plan
Denver reports that David W. Moffatt, a noted railroad figure from Denver, denies involvement with the Western Pacific Railroad scheme. He states he has no connection to any inquiry, has no knowledge of any company acting with his name, and clarifies his own interests lie elsewhere on routes from Salt Lake City to the West Coast.
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Denver
David TW. Moffatt
City
Northwestern
Deever
Molfvitt
Doday
Moffatt
Salt Lake
Vpavisit
Remarkable Library Sale At Philadelphia Auction
Philadelphia dated October 28 reports a notable library sale attempt by a banking clerk named Goodwin who allegedly speculated with funds to acquire rare volumes. The event drew attention as a large collection was auctioned amid questions of value and provenance, with many illustrated and printer's specimens cited among the sought after works.
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Philadelphia
Hovid
Goodwin
Conti
Aiearly
Ube Bidhliye
Temarkiny
Howe Ovey
Reformers To Get Fair Trial Amid Diplomatic Turbulence
Reformers press for a fair trial as diplomatic tensions rise over alleged misuse of judicial authority. Reported by correspondents in Bhunetai and Vienna, the piece details backlash against a prominent council and hints at international intervention. The article notes political factions and media responses shaping the dispute. It references Chinese officials and a foreign ministry stance, with calls for due process and transparency amid the contested proceedings.
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Jomenal
Ceaty
Vienna
Agen
Aending
Wits Chen
Warrpet
Bbanghal Wooinia Canmael
Pernona
USA
Mivintern Ab
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