VESSELS DRAG ANCHORS IN SWELL AT SAN FRANCISCO
A March gale in San Francisco Bay caused strong southwest winds to drag anchors of vessels at Meiggs wharf. Pilot boats Lady Mine America Pathfinder and the Edward May drifted, but the Edward May held, while the Austrasia’s anchor fouled the cable near the island, dragging toward Goat Island. The Avora and Australia also dragged anchors off Vallejo street.
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San Francisco
Meiggs
Piiot
Lady Mine
America
Pathfinder
Edward May
Honolulu
Avora
Australia
Vallejo Street
Goat Island
Austrasia
Slana
Senator Foraker Replies On Ohio Rate Bill
Senator Foraker responds to Ohio general assembly about railway freight rate regulation. He endorses a bill for full court review of orders by the commission and says passage relieves him of a position obstacle. He explains delays citing congressional actions before answering the resolution.
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Columbus
Ole
Senator Forsker
Ohio
Congress
Ronascevell
Ohio General Assembly
Senator Foraker
General Assembly
Foraker
Elks Minstrel Show Best Ever in Bozeman
Specter Nispalch reports in the Standard that Bozeman Elks Lodge staged what was described as the greatest minstrel show ever presented, selling out two hours after tickets went on sale. The two hour program featured a burlesque prize fight parody between Dr. Purdani and Mr. Vanden fiook, with laughter from start to finish.
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Specter
Eman
Lodge of Elks
Icf
Dr. Purdani
Vandenfiook
California Freshmen Edge Stanford In Intercollegiate Meet
California WIXS Berkeley wins first Intercollegiate freshman tack meet over Stanford with a score of 7346 to 684. High wind and poor track conditions prevented record times.
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Berkeley
Cel
California
Stanford
California athletes shine in field events and sprints
Channiig Halt of Oakland, track captain of California, won the Gleh Juang rising to 6 feet 2 inches, tying your own record. Staton of California shocked by taking the 10 yard dash while Weyard dus.
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Channiig Halt
Oakland
California
Staton
Jealousy Sparks Fatal Shootings in New York Flat
James Ahearne, 31, shot and killed James Black, 41, in his Flat at 29 East Sixty third Street. Black’s housekeeper Mary Woods, 28, was critically wounded and later died. Ahearne, who had pursued Woods after breaking into Black’s apartment, killed Black after a long pursuit and gunfire.
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New York
James Ahoarne
Cabmany
James Black
Amune
Mary Woods
Black
Atearna
Ahearne
Aheerne
Ua Black
Mary Woody
Tinel
Wolfen
Fay
Senator Butt Cites Self Incrimination Rule For Grand Jury
In Little Rock March 9 a censored summary states Senator Butt refused to answer grand jury questions fearing self incrimination. The supreme court today ruled his sworn statements cannot be used against him at trial, shielding Butt from compelled testimony.
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Little Rock
Butt
Grand
Supreme Court
Prominent Men To Face Charge In Swindle Probe
Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania reports warrants issued for J D Shaffer of Philadelphia and L H Witchell of Los Angeles on charges of false pretenses and defrauding about 60 local investors of 3000 in Joaquin Gold Mining stock. The investors claim the mine is a swindle while Shaffer admits selling stock as an agent and defends the sale as legitimate.
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Wilkesbarre
Mirren
J. D. Shaffer
Philadelphia
L. H. Witchell
Los Angeles
Cal
Joaquin Gold Mining Company
Altchell
John H. Shafter
California
Keven
Adtechell
New Football Rules Adopted by Committee
New York March 3 The American Intercollegiate Rules Committee merged with college representatives after a conference on reform and adopted the 1906 playing rules. The offense must gain 20 yards in three downs, up from 5, and forward passes are to be slowed. any forward pass crossing the goal line counts as a touchback.
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New York
Denver Union Painters Vote to Strike Next Monday
Denver painters announce a planned strike for higher wages next Monday after arbitration talks failed. A chamber of commerce arbitration committee invited master painters and union reps to a meeting, but the union rejected the terms.
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Denver
Chamber of Commerce
Onion
Automobile Fatality Sparks Public Panic in Naples
In Naples on March 3 a car struck and killed 4 year old Giovanni Para after a cone accident involving Mrs. Janette Sulman and her daughter. The driver fled but was pursued by carbineers and arrested as the crowd reacted with alarm. The police described the incident as a vehicle collision.
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Naples
Janette Sulman
Krenek
Giovanni Para
Ifo
Avtomolita
Prominent Helena Man Dies in Wisconsin
Halend, March. Tigward Babcock, a well known Helena merchant, died today at Lake Goniwa, Wisconsin. He was 40, a native of Monmouth, Illinois, and had lived in Helena for two years after coming from Denver.
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Helena
Wisconsin
Halend
March
Tigward
Babcock
Helena Marchant
Lake Goniwa
Monmouth
Denver
Coal miners strike disrupts orders across states
District Secretary Brackney orders cessation of work after March 31 as talks aim to resume coal mining. From Houston to Steubenville and Louisville to Kansas City, tens of thousands of miners and related workers face work stoppages. operators seek quick settlement while some districts report no immediate strike, others show broad mobilization across multiple counties.
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Brackney
Canws
Houston
Tex
Texas
Louisville
Ity
Mirek
K. Tucks
Seanton
Secretary Bonaparte speaks at Naval Medical School graduation
Washington March 31 Secretary Bonaparte was the chief speaker at the graduating exercises of the Naval medical School and presented diplomas to the first group of young doctors who finished their courses.
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Washington
Bonaparte
Naval Medic School
Pskoff Leader elected as provincial delegate
In Pskoff Russia on March 2 Count Heyden, a noted zenistye leader, has been elected a delegate to the provincial cahgrass. The result signals stronger local political influence for Heyden within regional governance.
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Pskoff
Russia
Count Heyden
Seven Hair Facts Seven Hair Facts Dandrnf 3 a contagious dis ease caused by a bugrobe
Dandruff is a forerunner of flulingy scalp, Falling nix and baldness. Chronic baldness is muenivable, The only safe remedy to kill the dandruff germ is Nowbro's Tlerpicide.
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Nowbro
Indoor Archery Meeting at Olympia Draws Mixed Marks
London reports a London indoor archery event under the Royal Toxophilite Society with top score by J. Perry Trone at 158 hits, while women show improving skill per expert. A Havana strike by Havana Electric Railway workers demands higher wages as five hundred men walk out at midnight. A new Special hospital car service by Southern Pacific is highlighted in a piece on railway innovations.
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London
Royal Toxophitlke Society
Olympia Yueater
Winnners
J. Perry Trone
Rmy
Mrs. Spencer
Aga
Iran
Havana
Havana Electric Railway
Southern Pacific Railway
George TR. Metcalfe
M. E
Cennical World Agazine
Frank K. Ainsworth
Farcical remark on practice after divorce noted at SAT
A translated excerpt from Te Journal cites a professional carpet tester joking about a mane escaping practice. The speaker, after a divorce a month ago, laments not being able to yield the jest with a single buck. The fragment reflects humor amid personal upheaval.
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Rales
Te Journal
Hair Growth Claims With Newbro's Herpteide
An advertisement touts Newbro's Herpteide as a remedy for dandruff and hair growth. It asserts the scalp becomes bound to grow as nature intends, noting that results are sometimes marvelous but may require continued use.
Question of License and Revocation in Mason
Helena March 31 Attorney General Galen issues opinion on saloon license in Mason Broadwater county inquiry from County Attorney LA Mathews. If population exceeds 100 the treasurer issues license. review must be by county commissioners. A writ of certiorari is improper. only county commissioners can revoke if under 100 inhabitants.
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Snorlal
Standard
Helena
LA. Mathews
Broadwater
Mason
Galen
County Treaeurer
Board of Commissioners
Comassiane
Ile
Alen C. Aason
Stewart
Condition of Pattison remains about the same
Governor Pattison's condition remains practically unchanged tonight. Doctors report he was somewhat restless earlier but is now resting well. Temperature normal at 96, pulse 20, respiration steady. Family remains hopeful he may improve enough to return home to Milford, Ohio, though doctors offer no assurance.
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Columbus
Patison
Pattison
Milford
Ohio
St Paul Celebrates Fiftieth Birthday in Festive Style
St Paul marks its fiftieth birthday with city ceremonies parades bands and civic groups. London reports UK revenue for the fiscal year ending today at 764,2400,000 with rises in estate duties and other taxes while customs fall and the exchequer ends with a 31,306,450 surplus.
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London
Unites Kingdom
Schwerin sails Sultana to negotiate canal zone banding
P M Schwerin vice president of Pacis Mail Steamship sails from New York on the steam yacht Sultana chartered for this trip to confer with Panama Railway Steamship Co. He aims to reach a mutual agreement on banding trade through the canal zone with Tip toe Shoats.
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New York
M. P. Schwerin
Pacis Mail Steamship Company
Panama
Schwerin Salt
Tiptore
Panama Railway Steamship Company
Trate
Canal Zone
Pennsylvania Rail Foal Cuts Hours At Factory
MaToona Pennsylvania workers face reduced hours as the rail company trims weekly shifts from 36 to 2 hours due to a cited slowdown. Marek 2.-uraergs mentions the impact on 1.00 employees amid ongoing industrial strain and labor adjustments.
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Mtoona
Marek
Uraergs Wera Sabet
Pennsylvania
Rall- Foal Company
Ibsen and Me orst Named to Hague Arbitration Court
Christina announces the appointment of Sigurd Ibsen and Me orst as members of The Hague court of arbitration. The decision formalizes their roles in international dispute resolution and marks a notable step in diplomatic mediation.
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Christina
Sigurd ‘Ibsen
Me Orst
Hague
Butte Mystery Man Campbell Revealed as Bransfield
In a Cambridge inquiry the man known as Campbell is identified as Herman Bransfield a Massachusetts piano player. He hid his real name until death while living in Butte and Arizona Wyoming streets rooming with wire jewelry making gear. Detectives trace his western moves from St Paul to South Dakota and Seattle.
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Carpbell
Shere Sonn
Ufe
Butte
Walsh Undertaking Establishment
Fennan Bransfield
Cambridge
Mass
May Sehelbach
Romana
Jeter
Seatte Block
Arizona
Wyoming
White
Poties
F. R. Pullen
Campbell
Herman Bransfield
Schelbach
Banartand
Brannfeld
Rome
St. Fanl
South Dakota
Butts
Branafield
Unclear burial plans amid anxious aftermath at residence
After a disturbing incident, authorities report a man wandered into rooms and acted drunk. Mrs Schethard, his sister, was telegraphed by the coroner for burial instructions and expected to respond soon. If she refuses, undertakers say they will arrange a proper interment.
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Botte
Premium prizes listed for Silver Dow county agriculture fair
The committee for Silver Dow county agriculture announces prize money for best exhibits in several categories including grasses, vegetables, root crops, and county display. A separate prize plan covers a large county-wide exhibit and a special women’s department with an “old ladies” and girls’ exhibit plus cooking prizes for those under 45.
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Agricultural Department of
Thecoming Silver Dow County
Gir
Gow
Silver Bow County
John E. Davis
Eugene Carroll
C. E. Beebe
J. T. Wharton
John McQueeney
Woman's Department
Copper Chief Mining to start sinking ore ships in June
F M Longshore secretary of Copper Chief Mining traveled to Spokane for a special trustee meeting to arrange immediate operations. He will return Thursday to install tinachiners and begin sinking and the company expects to start shipping ore in June.
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F. M. Longshore
Copper Chief Mining Company
Spokane
Wall Paper Fire Damages Home in Oklahoma District
A fire caused by a defective stove damaged $2 worth of wallpaper in G L Miller's residence at Oklahoma and Mercury streets. The Blackfeet Lumber Company owns the property. The department arrived quickly and extinguished the flames.
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G L Miller
Oklahoma
Mercury
Blackfeet Lumber Company
Captain Tolnge on voyage amid US reform charge
In Honahda March 31 Captain Tolnge of the Jananexe meaner Asevika was arrested on a charge by United States District Attorney Drockana under the Act to rewrite the catering of passengers. Bail set at 925,008 with further proceedings in San Francisco.
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Honahda
Tolnge
Tha Jananexe Meaner
Asevika
United States District Attorney
Drockana
Going
San Francisco
Tom Corcoran Dead From Broken Skull
Thomas Corcoran died from a fractured skull after a mine accident at the Anavania Mine last week. Coroner Egan viewed the body and an inquest is set for 7:30 tomorrow night at Walsh's undertaking rooms. He was 42, survived by a widow and children in Ireland, with brothers also in Butte.
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Thomas Corcoran
Anavania
Corsoran
Egan
Walsh
Coreayay
Bute
Ireland
Butte
John Corcoran
Corcoran
Sannifan Bhoardiniz
North Main Street
Butte Notes Update from Staging City
Meagher went to Melona yesterday. Attorney C. M. Parr was in Helena yesterday. W. A. Selfridge came from Billings last night. Mr. Mellin and wife of Logan are at the Finlen. Bart traced our wine and Bauer sale ad in Sunday’s paper. Roots Frank Brown of Philipsburg, a veteran miner and trapper, is in town on business.
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RK. Meagher
Melona Yesteray
C. M. Parr
Helena
W. A. Selfridge
Mr. Mellin
Iogan
Finlen
Bart
Roots
Frank
Brown
Philipsburg
Hmt
Moscow meeting sparks charge against constitutional democrats
Moscow reports claim M. Childmatt of the Octoverists accuses constitutional democrats of sympathy with revaluiolists and praises leaders Petrushe vitch and Hoditchef for secret meetings. Dispatch from Anandara notes the volatile political climate. In Billings Minnesota a Monday city election will select one alderman per ward amid limited rivalry. Minnesotan dispatch mentions Macedonians released from police after investigations into Minneapolis murders and heading to Albora.
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M. Childmatt
Octoverists
Constitutional Democrats
Revaluilosists
M. Petrushevitch
Zemsive Congress
M. Hoditchef
Anandara
Billings
Tegrietis
Dureth. Minn
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