Poorman and Tiger Mines Sale Reported to London Syndicate
London cablegram reports sale of the Poorman and Tiger mines in Canyon Creek Coeur dAlene district to an English syndicate of wealth and resources. O Farrell and Glidden oppose, experts from London assess reserves and profits, noting potential merger as Coeur dAlene Mining Company Limited with strong returns and long-term production prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Farrell
Gilden
J. C. Diltown
P. A. O'Farrell
Mr. O'Farrell
Dillman
London
Poorman
Ute
Maer
Gem
Frisco
Ayatem
Lily
Hinelinh
Ig Frisco
Gar
Jones
O' Farrell
Spokane
Che
Glidden
Tiger
Mr. Clark
Spokesman-Review
Coeur d'Alene Mining Company
London & Southwestern Bank
United States
Patsy Clark
Marcus Daly
B. C. Kingsbury
Simon Hatley
Warren
Coeur d'Alene Silver and Lead Minin Company
B.S. Glidden
Tiban
Mine dispute fuels deadly court drama in 1886 history
A contested claim between The Tiger and The Poorman mines sparked a tense 1886 hearing at Murray county seat. Guns were drawn, jury bribery alleged, Teddy Guthrie disarmed a gunman, and the Poorman claim prevailed to reach the Montana supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myxer
Poorman
Benjamin
John Carin
George P. Carter
8. Glidden
John M. Burke
Tiger
Scott McTinald
A. Wertenweller
Buel
Spokane
Murray
Teddy Guthrie
Peddy
Teddy
Shoshong
Walt
Supreme Court of Fhe
No Mistake About Mis Blue Blood in Bankruptcy Probe
An investigation into the finances of Lord Hope, son of the late Duke of Newcastle and husband of Mint May Yohe, shows prodigality and gross debts of about 8.29 million with $905,040 unsecured. Assets total $879,000 and creditors may seek payouts in bankruptcy court next month with Moytalr, Cole Blaney, and others mentioned as possible beneficiaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Hope
Duke of Newcastle
Mint
Bani
Hope
Tn Ovenyewntiene
Moytalr
Cole Blaney
Wxewhers
Progrem
Denver Gateway Opened Denied by Union Pacific
The Northern Pacific urged Union Pacific to open the Denver and Golden Gate ways to through rate traffic to Puget Sound points. After a year end announcement of an adjustment the matter lingered as the Northern Pacific pressed for access before allowing through-rail business to northern routes.
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Denver
Union Pacific
Puget Sound
Chicago
Northern Pacific
Dunver
Golden Gate
Wyoming Faces $846,700 Shortfall in Treasurer Office
A joint committee report estimates a deficit of 846700 in the Wyoming treasurer’s office due to the Kent bank failure. Otto Gramm and the bondsmen are deemed liable, with authorities urged to pursue collection. The document also cites reports from national suffrage leaders including Abigail Scott Dunway and Helen Morris Lewis.
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Cheyenné
Wyeteks
Tressurer Gramm
Kent Bank
Otto Gramm
Bondas
Atlanta
Abigail Scott Dunway
Oregon
Rebecca Monry Hagen
Torus
Emiling D. Wet
Utah
Helen Morris Lewis
North Carolina
Mary ‘Thomas
Maryland
Florence: Hubtrwall
New Orleans
New Skating Records at Montreal Meet
Montreal February 4 two world records fell at the skating meet with Nellwon of Minneapolis clocking three miles in 48 26 and Johnson completing a mile in 2 42 45 under the Victoria club of Winnipeg color.
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Montreal
W Nellwon
Minneapolis
Victoria Club
Winnepem
Nellwon
Johnson
Concord Officers Seized in China Amid Sought Rescue Efforts
A dispatch reports officers from the US warship Concord landed at Chin Ka ing China to play a game and shot a Chinese man. The police attacked, seized and carried off the party, with the Concord crew storming to rescue them. No official word on fates as Washington awaits further news and a court martial may follow. The Concord, a 1710 ton vessel under Commander Drake, arrived at Chinaming last Friday with 14 officers and 180 men aboard.
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London
Chin Ki Ing
Concord
Chinala
Washington
Chin Kaing
China
Waenigton Ma
Ptf
Audi Ombar
United States
Joseph Fr. Drake
Chinamine
Joseph J. Craig
Prime
G. A. Merriam
William S. Hoge
Gil
Marbury Johnson
C. Mt. Paris
Hart
Naval Cadets
J. B. Potter
Wells
A. M. Prnetor
Greenhuts Receivership Hearing Report Declares Directors’ Statement
The directors amid receivership turmoil defend their record from 1900 onward. They say management followed board directions and that price fixing and bond sales were within their judgment. They report April annual meeting ratified bond issues and list stock and tax actions, while noting ongoing financial strain and efforts to improve the company’s finances.
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Peoria
Chicago
Samuel Woolber
Lavy Mayer
Dire Tors
Gramps
Greenhult
Hmobar Green
Heresy
Greenhill
Bose
Feeltillrig
Elise
Whonen Greentat
Wael Muccordingg Trueting
Tee
Dach Stocks
Tireloess
Maek
Une
Bond Iwane
Divstors
Gav Milli
Seill
Treasury
Pal
Gary
Tx Fooding
Directura
Cieatnekhollers
Donde
Japanese Storm Liu Kung Wan Forts in Fierce Battle
Dispatch reports Japanese forces captured Liu Kung Wan after hours of heavy bombardment by Japanese ships. Chinese guns were damaged as both sides suffered casualties and prisoners were taken. Fleet operations continued with ongoing naval engagement near Wel-Hal-Wel and Tien-Tain reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Fouloday
Liu Kung Wan
Woi-Hi-Wei
Forte
Chinen
Times
Wel-Hal-Wel
Tien Tain
Quilt Sunday at Boise Party Gate Struggle Week
Boise readers note a chaotic summary listing various brief items. The text mentions a quilt Sunday at Boise, unresolved senatorial maneuvers, and distant maritime and death notices across the United States. It references ships Andola and other scattered events with minimal coherence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Food and Supplies Wasted Amid Destitute Nebraska Plea
Lincoln February 3 report by a committee from Governor Wy and S Budilee reveals mismanagement in distributing donated food and coal to the needy. Inspectors found carloads of supplies aged in warehouses, some wrongly stored, with a large quantity of clothing and Kraut awaiting shipment. The commission vows reform and speeds up distribution to the destitute amid a flood of heartfelt letters to Le P.B. Ludden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Lincoln
Seb
Onow
Pontmission Hay
Inaas
Kenlit Whawae
Te Jenini
Tmckminte Brothers
Hla
Kendall & Amith
le PB Ludden
Treaty with Japan Amendment by the Senate May Cause Its Rejection
Objections arise as the Senate weighs amendments to the Japanese treaty likely to delay or derail ratification. Critics warn extra territorial and tariff provisions could provoke a breakdown in trust, with potential lasting effects on trade and diplomatic ties.
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Senate
Waahisios
AOM
Yenny Hayes
Weil
Coe
Cola
United States
Japan
Trenty
Bydtnin
Tanad
Peace talks in Mexico reflect progress on pacific settlement
Fragmented OCR text describes diplomatic discussions between Mexico and a foreign power, with mentions of government officials, legal figures, and a Veracruz or Murklev area. It notes foreign representatives and requests for continued talks toward a peaceful settlement, with references to maritime incidents and naval alerts.
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Sequin Ymaragrers
Ornay
Guarentila
Mexico
Bob
Gadlemalo
Clin Beradin
DeLeon
Imael Canacreni
Piace
Forelend Ors
Lund
Murklev
Hudeots
Dave Orga
Nigel Hemmelgen
HAHN
Ut Porelen
Moriswal
Tie Nalan
Delon
Byanieh
Importing Negroes Into Merico Amid Midnight Moves
A garbled report describes a group of about ten enslaved Africans arriving by rail near Queana Cres, with a white crew aboard a freight train from Birmingham. It alleges a Mexican company and government complicity moving the captives toward Mexico, with vague references to river towns and forced labor.
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Merico
Queana
Colonteaajod Company
Moxtery
Lieve
Menuipina
Ralan
Attorney General Returns East In Case Involving Mr Taylor’s Heir
An Attorney General has traveled east to pursue a large amount of property tied to Mr. Taylors heir. The search found no trace of the felon hive.
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Tushar Siorre
Crawfid
Rioting in Brooklyn Targets Motormen and Police
Report from Brooklyn describes a riot at Third Avenue and Barthet Street where motormen were beaten before police arrived. Conductor and crew faced debris and bricks as crowds clashed, with arrests of several youths amid chaos and injuries.
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Brooklyn
Sonsunton
Trafhey Ark
Evernr
Third Avenue
Barteth Street
Hoya
Wreck and Injuries Reported After Embankment Collision
A theater company’s passenger coach plunged down an embankment injuring several individuals including manager Sint Boel and lead actors. The accident disrupted a performance schedule amid a Grand Lodge session of Bnai Brith in New York City with attendees from multiple states.
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Newton
Indiana
Boel
CiKworge
Aramis
Inyfurt
Merry Pahernvss Powneding
George W. Japkeon
Ertabad
Grand Lodge
B'Nai B'Rith
New York
Magnes
Hetegaten
Independent Order of Ta Brith
Abeuioan
Prison escape thwarted in drastic prison breach
Reported plan aimed to release thousands of criminals from a state prison. A tunnel and wall breach near an inner corridor were intercepted by warden Colonel Simon Sauthena. Prison guards and surveillance halted the break before hundreds could flee.
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Thaner
Wien
Nave
Antann
Simon Sauthena
Elem Pricion
Bunnietons
Mint
Monster Tunnel
Presidential Preference Preview in Minor Parties and States
The piece reports on presidential preference patterns across parties and territories. It notes Vermont and New Hampshire leanings toward Benator Peye and Benatar Proctor with various factions showing support for different candidates. The text mentions an overall “favorable” shift in some regions and hints at a mixed, party-influenced landscape.
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Minchin
Sintun
Vermont
Benatar Proctor
Ben Star Chandlers
New Hampshire
Benator
Mekinler
Archon
Heed
Allison
Night Fire Destroys Hotel and Town’s Main Inn
A large fire devastated the Columbia hotel and adjacent structures in MeRevspurt Pa, killing several and destroying the kitchen area where guests were trapped. Local authorities reported 7000 in losses and noted search efforts for missing victims continue as rescue crews comb the rubble.
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MeRevspurt
Columbia
Warren
Owellog
Ex Queen of Hawaii Arrest Reported in Native Land
Honolulu and Washington reports detail the arrest of Hawaii’s former queen amid a monarchy rebellion. Telegrams from London mention diplomatic tensions with the United States, and officials in Washington weigh possible exile and enforcement actions against Hawaii’s insurgent leaders.
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Hawaii
London
Livouirall
paDibehed
Awolland
Pohrnutve
United States
Newpee
Renrrentitives
Saling
Wievelind Ty
Congress
Amy Haresapondenen
Wiehington
Tnt
Honolta
Honolata
Washington
Mintater
Tharstén
Nowlin
Nolan
Peart Rlyer
Alvin Thurston
Adsiratts
Iienv
Weanotnes
Avilay
Ga jNeen
State Department
Avute
Abe
Republic
Willis
Philadelphia
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Wan & Brother
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Kyle Alka
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Baron Hurschell
Deot
Sapewiis Court of Canada
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