Governor Clark faces pistol in hotel fracas
Eyewitness accounts describe a violent confrontation at Gleason's hotel in which Governor Clark fought off an assailant, disarming and restraining him after being spat upon. Representative Jones testified to the incident amid political uproar over a previous aggressor’s charges. The governor remained silent to press questions while others debated accountability and possible future actions.
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Hvid
Thii
Commonwealth
Gledson
Phillipa
Mir Jones
Clark
Glenean's
Jones
waRe Jones
Hawkenor Clark
Chirk
Joner Malas
Gleavon's
Craubl
Otter
Agate
Roberts
Robarts
Pope
Tim
Willard
Grone
Governor Clark
Dangerous Patients by the Asylum and Court Actions
A report details inmate transfers from Bath to a county jail and then to Bedinal Lake asylum after assessment of fitness for discipline. It notes a violent inmate admitted previously, a court informing outcomes, and judges ordering removal from asylum to county rules. March admissions and gender counts are provided.
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Mmuyd
Mullen Lake
Thoman Devian
Melea
Cangeroue
Bedinal Lake Asylum
Aouknie
Sunador
Luck
Shwritt
Lotal
Rebels in Cuba Oppose Spanish Rule Amid Powder Plant Blame
A Cuban rising framed by a suspected plot involving powder storage near a central lighting station. Reports detail ships, merchants, and rebel actions around Key West and Santiago. authorities struggle to verify casualty figures as tensions escalate and Cuban leaders announce loyalty to the cause.
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Tarapa
Bli
Pavan
Toe
Winn
Key West Hovand
Cube
Puerta
Olllelite
Photneo de Cuba
Santiago
wWeatelind Agwearth
Ems
Mmvana
Ayris Bng
Jareur
Honore
Pire
Portipulta
Gu- San Gui
Eetierat
Spain
Amalie
Emmgim
Lodsey
Campaign to educate on the bimetallic system in Montane
Governor Rickards launches an educational campaign on bimetallism aimed at voters nationwide. A Salt Lake City conference is planned for May 15 with invited delegates from many states to form a nonpartisan group promoting financial reform.
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Rickards
Helena
Mont
Himsel
Thomas G. Merrill
Salt Lake City
Jettere
California
Oregon
Waxhan
Ston
Nevada
Tahoe
Wyoming
Utah
Avinona
New Mexico
Colorado
Kentleman
Salt Lake
Cus
Richards
Meres
Ance
Free pardon granted in John Kotmail case amid turmoil
London April confusion surrounds a royal mercy as John Kotmail, jailed for years over a wife killing, is granted a free pardon amid political pressure and public debate. The secretary's stance maintains support from key figures despite strong opposition linked to the case.
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Pantin
Mow Secretiry
London
Wiig Berturs
Mayberek
John Kotmail
Kelail
Bown
Tle
Mrv
Muybrick
Howaver
Secretary Morton Outlines Nicaragua Indemnity Plan
Washington April 7 Secretary Morton outlines the English government aim in sending a battleship to Nicaragua to enforce a demand for indemnity over the expulsion of Consul Hatch. He predicts the Royal Navy will collect duties on Nicaraguan imports to secure payment, with possible concessions freeing postage tariffs and offering petitions free of duty.
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Nicaragua
Morton
Washington
Nicaraagua
Conaul Hatrh
Royal Armer
Cnn
England
London April conference on workers’ power and mine reform
Report notes a planned conference in London about feeble worker unity and a powerful combine affecting several English counties. It cites a 210000 dollar investment and multiple company signatories, with potential impact on wages and governance. In Helena Montana elections, women turn out heavily for a city vote, electing one trustee.
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London
Mont Miguntio Trust
Blaffordstire
Worceyloe Sid
Nottinghamshiry
South Yorkshire
Lavicawhire
Dertyshins
Heuntinw
Murder conviction upheld in Topeka hypnotism case
The Kansas Supreme Court affirmed the murder verdict in the Am Derek Gray case from Bumner county. Thomas McDonald shot Tom Patton near Wellington last May. Gray was convicted of inciting the deed and appealed claiming hypnotism, which was rejected as no such allegation existed.
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Anderson Gray
Topeka
Wupreme Court
Bumner County
Dereun Gray
Thomas McDonald
Thome Patton
Wellington
McDonald
Patton
Gray
Air Greme Court
Labor unrest muddles Salt Lake City outlook in April
Philadelphia dispatch reports leaders warn of worsening labor conditions in Salt Lake City with no gains in city employment, yet signs of improvement appear in broader economic sectors. Officials note steady job opportunities in state markets despite ongoing strikes and tensions.
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Salt Lake
Uta
Confounding Names Face Papal Visit in April Notices
A garbled report from New York outlines confusion around Archbishop Corrigan and a movement toward Rome. It hints at plans for a papal audience and ensuing episcopal appointments, while noting the subject’s private church duties and public appearances through May and June.
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New York
Corrigan
Rome
Wea
Keebo Hitaeelf Huey
SpraLet's Friendship Expressed Official Note
An official note from Madrid dated April 5 states that the United States stance toward Cuba and related matters remains as loyal and consistent as in the past. It cites cooperation with representatives and noting future cooperation. The message mentions Mormon church conferences and a regional meeting across several western states and Mexico.
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Noves
United States
Tosctinge Uiiely
Madrid
Cuervaprndencia
Tus
New Hampshire Veterans Webel Woldurry Event Report
Report describes a crowded public event with references to veterans and a money distribution claim. Mentions a grand prize up to about 200 futures and a sensational race result. Observers note performances by a trio and a winning time of 2.06 by Shadeland under Herr Preixhimann.
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Arisiietots
Nic
Neludine Minny Hriatgerate
Rae
Turtres
Herr Preixhimann
Shadeland
Profit by Experience A Hard Lesson in the Office
A terse office scene shows a manager dismissing a languid youth. A visitor comments on pay and ambition, noting the boy’s wish to be nobody while awaiting a better life. The moment hints at exploitation and power dynamics in a bustling workplace.
Endowment Funds Secured Across Quarters
A fragmented April note from Lima Ohio references Fort Worth Texas based banks and a 2008 endowment fund. It states funds are secured and that the order has other quarters with sufficient money to meet obligations. The overall tone implies secured assets and readiness to fulfill payments or benefits.
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Lima
Ohio
Tive City National Bank of
Fort Worth
Texas
Belopring
Ritchies Aye
Ordre
Robber Gang Leader Captured in Glenwood Raid
April T Willdim Gonahey, alleged head of a band terrorizing Glenwood, led a $615 gambling house heist and was captured in a sally. Flo confessed and returned about two thirds of the booty. Other gang members were captured at Axpeo Jusetion.
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Willdim Gonahey
Teader
Gang of Bandite
Glenwood
Apriles
Flo
Axpeo Jusetion
Fatal shooting and riot erupt after officer killed in Jacksonville
A violent incident in Jacksonville, Florida ends with a police officer fatally shot and multiple bystanders injured. The suspect, identified as Tim Charlie, fled through the city streets as officers exchanged fire. A large crowd gathered, mob activity surged, and the injured were taken to local facilities. The suspect was later reported to be transported to a county jail for transfer.
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Jacksonville
Fin
API
Rexander Simm
Aline Fit Aienn
Atan
Tim Charlie
Sirtoe
Siminin
Imine
Mingsia
Cheealtiger
Todni
Simms
Aherife
Nebraska Deluge Threatens Harvest as Rains Persist
In Nebraska heavy rains devastate crops across many counties from Nickola west to the northern border. Officials report widespread flooding and soil saturation, with farmers facing losses in Tant, Wabalen, Irantlin, Renengy, Hare los 2hi, Talo, Daweon, Photon, Plenad, Frontinn, Tod Witow, Lincoln, Hayes, Hitchcoch, Chase, Duty, Parkins and nearby regions. Agricultural experts warn continued precipitation will hinder planting and recovery efforts across the state.
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Omaha
Dreath
Nuvkola
Uvkheith
Done
Wabalen
Irantlin
Renengy
Harelos
Talo
Daweon
Photon
Plenad
Frontinn
Tod Witow
Lincoln
Hayes
Hitchcoch
Chase
Duty
Parkins
Wen
Erie
Ctarudio
Bortnwiaturn
Hundred Mile Biggle Relay Race in San Francisco
The Bay City Wheatman of San Francisco won the hundred mile bicycle relay from San Francisco to San Jose and back by about two minutes. Garden City Cyclers of Ban Jose previously won the event, which drew teams of about 19 men per club and was a premier California cycling race for the Varuny trophy.
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Wive Hones
San Francisco
San Fransisco
Jose
Owklad
Sevandlubx
Bay City Wheatman
San Pranotaio
Soya
Iomilee Wijee
Eek
Hoyer
California
Garden City
Ahone Signs Over Property in County Deed
Deeds filed show Mahone, a daughter of General Wor, recorded in county court, transferring the General's palatial residence in Petercuire with adjoining house and assets to secure a claimed debt or lien. The deed names Sealine Molders of Note Aggro and mentions Wotermwire and Van April L-General Wil in connection with the action.
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Ahone
Wotermwire
Van
Wil
Mahous
Petercuire
Mies
Mahone
Mie
Amon
Florence Wickes Emerges On Stage Debut Night
Florence Wickes, daughter of a Pullman Palace Car magnate, makes her stage debut at Jaycouts Theater in Memphis with the Wilson Manrett company. The report notes her early training, the influence of theater manager Job W. Norton, and mentions her future as a junior actress in the company.
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Florence Wickes
Makow
Memahis
Portia Apert
Alan Florence Gin Wickes
Yonge
Vice
Pullman Daluce Car Company
Chicaky
Jaycouts Theater
Abe
Job W. Norton
Abu
Eortult Hinieken
Mins Welk
Humber
Caueres
Japan's Terms to the Chinese and Internal Shifts
Fragmented text reports Japan's terms to China and officer reshuffles during wartime. Notes indicate changes in leadership, appointments, and mass removals as authorities outline occupation adjustments and imminent moves, with references to individuals such as Hung Chang Rugovers and Shakee Bieridocontute.
Battle of Malakand Pass Ends with Cavalry Charge
Simla reports improve troop reputations as Native forces help relieve Mr Robertson the British agent at Chitral. Forces at Malakand pass push back the enemy after a cavalry charge leaves casualties. Briga des await transport organization in Swalt.
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Malakand Pass
Simla
Lore Cabin Riches and Indian Mine Tales From Old West
A fragmented 19th century style tale recounts legends of hidden gold and mine adventures across California Nevada and Oregon. It cites Robison and Robins as figures tied to the Lore Cabin legend and widespread treasure narratives told by travelers and settlers amid frontier exploration.
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Dalabe
Jowt
Miny
California
Green
Monza
Frithen
Columbia
Walker
Nevada
Mark Twain
Cook
Flor Waller
Orowtin
Vie Orinal Indore
Cote
Wilvar
Tony
Priapecirs
War Department reorganizes officers and district allocations
The War Secretary outlines a system assigning army officers to regional stations across the North Atlantic Haul AGatte Middié Southern and Pacific areas. Colonels Fe BP Hisgthemy G. Th Harton J. W. Lawson and others are named to key posts in New York San Francisco and Chicago with duties to manage communications and support for military operations and welfare.
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War Department
Tepuet Bey
North Atlantic
Delviey
Fe BP
York
G. Th Harton
J. W. Lawinn
Banta Petamitenamt
Midaly District
Bleigos
J. Sanger
Ashe
HA. Gunnington
Loves
Conitol Bt
Gennrnhe
Funeral of General Parnsworth in Washington
Fragmented obituary notes the funeral of General Parnsworth in Washington on April 7 and references a will guiding arrangements. It mentions a widow, possible marriage connections, and related church and legal proceedings amid unclear details.
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Astoria
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Montana
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Fevan Lewis
Lee
Hiliacer
Mayo Stready
Parnsworth
Washinton
J.B. Parnaworth
Peter
Wood
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Ieain Sean
Tuchirs
Marlborourghy
Lifian Warren
Sommonore Privok
Arworlgan Nay
Louk Hammersley
New Yorks
Prient Karvainekt
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