Indians Murder Plot and Jackson Hole Shootings Report
United States Attorney and deputy marshal report on Bannock Indian troubles, alleging a premeditated plan to ambush and kill Indians at Jackson Hole, with deputies disputing settlers claims of wholesale slaughter and stressing Regional tensions over enforcement and rights. Oregon and Wyoming notes describe resistance to Indian hunting and local drive-out threats.
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Constable Manning
Menoy
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Murdored
den Ncathines Meentenant
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Walker
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Tual
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Cyn Mable Manning
Hettiens
Maryayale
Hle
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Wate
M Onal
Wither
Wapontie
Gideon Clarke
China Pays Indemnity to France Over Missionary Attacks
Official advices report China awarding France 4 000 000 francs as indemnity for anti missionary riots in Szechuen. Washington notes France will pursue claim independently of the United States and Great Britain. France cites three property interests and says the settlement is reasonable while U S and Britain negotiate their shared claims.
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Szechuen
Iragom
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State Department
Great Britain
United States
New World
Wneland
Ireland
Scotland
Cansuda
Man Dies After Fall From Swinging Scaffold
A fatal accident at the World Building occurred when a swinging scaffold collapsed. Meckmeister and others on the scaffold were involved as ropes slipped, causing a fall that killed one man and left several others injured or rescued by bystanders. The incident drew horror from onlookers as workers struggled to escape.
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Altewalle
John Nickson
Joey
Heckmelsier
Xwing
Koartald
Myo Orhor Sen
Lewle
Comter
Meckmeister
Lewin
Cormer
Fourteen Lives Lost in Central City Mine Flood
Flood in the Amurious and Bluepy Hollow mines near Central City Gol leaves 14 miners dead. Water rises within 400 feet of the surface as 6000 gallons per hour are pumped yet the mine owner must drain the American property to reach the drowned workers. State mine inspectors say the process could take five to six hours. Investigation of the Waller case sparks unrest as editors challenge foreign‑policy claims and demand clear lines on national security and press conduct.
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Central City
Gol
Fumard
Dinantor
Metalliterona
Brother of drowned man searches lake for body
Hody Had Sunk to Rise No More Drother of Frank McPartland, Drowned in a Lake, Gives Up the Search, Ratipell, Mont, Aux. 30. Mr a portant, brother of Frank McPortland, who was drowned at Lake Glacior recently, spent several days here attempting to unaway the body. All efforts were in vain and he left for Ottumwa, Ia, last night. Mr McPortland said his deceased brother left home 2 years ago and none of them have ever seen him. The brother, a division superintendent, works with headquarters at Ottumwa.
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Drother
Frank McPartland
Ratipell
Mont
Aux
A Portant
Frank “McPortland
Glacior
Ottumwa
McPortland
Dt & Qi
Trade Federation in England Joins Building Workers
London reports the final papers sign ed uniting a federation of real building societies. Major towns including London Birmingham Glasgow Halifax Leeds Liverpool Manchester Sheffield Bristol Mull Portsmouth and Southampton join over seventy five thousand workers such as plasterers bricklayers stone masons and carpenters to defend trade interests. A cloudburst near Bidiasha caused deaths and injuries in an Arab village with extensive damage.
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London
Real Building Societies
Clive
Great Britain
Birmirehim Glassgow
Helifax
Leeds
Liverpool
Manchester
Sheffield
Bristol
Mull
Portsmouth
Southampton
Marvel of Pacers Defeats rivals in dramatic New York match
The page details a high profile pacing contest at Fleetwood featuring Joe Patchen, Robert J, Gentry and Muscat with Robert J emerging victorious by a narrow margin in the final heat. The crowd packed the club house and grandstands as the champions clash in fast quarters and tense finishes.
Bartender at Goldfield Killed in Miner Camp Shootout
Unidentified masked assailants entered a mining camp col orado near Victor Denver on August 2 and shot Gus Wolf, a bartender, as he asked for surrender. Wolf fired back, collapsed, and the robbers fled with the cash. a posse pursued them.
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Goldfield
Colorado
Denver
Victor
Galo
Burnside
Eulo
Gus Wolf
Wolf
Duc Kt
Tea Train Making Fast Time Over the Great Northern
A train load of tea direct from the Orient passed through the morning on the Great Northern after transfer from the I N Co line. The limited from Portland to New York is expected to make returns. The run from this place to Newport covers 47 miles with steady grades and a rising incline described in the report.
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New York
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Hillyard
Orient
Portland
Newport
Newry
Boycott Tensions Rise Over San Francisco Chinese Groups
Denver dispatch notes potential trouble as leaders of the Six Companies, including Chung, condemn the boycott in San Francisco. In Washington the Chinese minister opts to leave the quarrel to San Francisco consul. Also reports on incorporation plans for Grand River Transportation to navigate Colorado and Grand rivers and a Knights Templar encampment in Huston with officer elections.
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Warren Lorde Thomas
Kentucky
Hugh McCurdy
Eslat
Tribune editor fined for contempt over mint case
Carson Nev Aug 1 Judge Tawhey heard contempt proceedings against Lemmon and Dunn publishers of the Tribune over a piece headlined The Third Act The article accused officials in Washington of persecution and hindered duties The defendants demurred and the judge overruled The writer Lemmon admitted authorship and was fined 50 dollars and 19 days in jail Meanwhile California fruit shipments to England arrived as market was disrupted by French fruit with some lots damaged and unsold
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Nev
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Whith
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California
England
New York
London
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Vacaville
Bawnmore Aground Near Bandon Oregon Coast
Aug 28 at Marshfield Oregon a large steamer named Bawnmore ran ashore near Bandon. Reports say the vessel is breaking up rapidly with 26 to 30 people possibly aboard on the deck. Grace & Co owned, bound from British Columbia to Peru with coal cargo, no telegraph contact yet.
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Peru
Ransom's Work in Mexico Focuses on Extradition Clause
Washington reports Ransom, after oath and talks with Acting Secretary Adee, plans to return to Mexico soon. He aims to persuade Mexico to drop extradition demands for American criminals and to clarify intentions of Mexican authorities.
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Mexico
Rudengor
Washington
Millator Ransom
State Department
Adee
Unclear Prominent Names Reported Across Confusing Cable
Fragmented OCR text mentions Sparks Prom, Wirys, corn, torpedo boat, North Sea, Japan, treasury, sugar, and several names including Atre James Dunn and Ambiia A. Huawei. Many garbled phrases, locations like Arizona and Prnscolt, Avie appear. No coherent event or outcome established.
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Lacuyd
Boyceenber
A. Huawei
Illing
Olane Hospital
Deere M. Gargant
Bante
Aahulaend
Hesimie Canural Freight
Pamvohier Agmntyf Thy Santa Fe
Prewrtt
Phoenis
Arizona
Af Prnscolt
Avie
Forest Fimes In Blue Mountains Fire Swallows Town
Fire conditions rise in Blue Mountains south of Maygen over past two weeks. Oregon Improvement Company reports a squadron of men battling blazes near Bhue mortars south of here. Last night flames illuminated Robinett moon and were visible from Dayton as fire threatens further spread.
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