Uncle Cyrus Platt A Republican Boss Of New York
Curtis Platt, aged 69, long time NYC Republican boss, known for plain speech and strong influence. He rose from Tioga County roots to lead New York politics, guiding Roosevelt's 1900s rise and shaping party strategy at the expense of rivals. He enjoys broad esteem, a ppposition-averse approach, and a stay-on-duty ethic.
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New York
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Chicago
En Go
Tioga County
Manhattan Beach
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Philadelphia
Tondt
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Bxpress Company
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United States Exepress Company
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Amich
Heit
Outlaws Rally As Spen Weaver Beats Tracy
In a tense matchup the Outlaws overcome Tracy led by SPEN Weaver with key plays late in the game. Final score details and further standings not provided.
SELF INVITED RANCH GUEST FLEES AFTER THREATENING ESCAPE
Spokane dispatch details Harry Tracy entering a ranch six miles from the Columbia River at 9 o clock, seizing saddles and horses after dining, then forcing a rider to accompany him to a nearby ferry before turning away. He warned of killing if his presence was disclosed and headed south. A man matching Tracy’s description, with mole on his face, provided a full account of his escape from Salem and recent exploits including killings. Sheriff Brown suspects an impostor aiding in the case.
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Spokane
Wenatchee
Spokesman-Review
Harry Tracy
W. A Sanders
J. Meridows
Columbia
Tracy
Cascades
Methfowney
Sanders
McEldowney
Salem
Merril
Seattle
DY & Prospector
Evans
Columbia River
Brown
Reviets
Outlaw Link to Western Reach Reported in Ellensburg
Ellensburg Washington July 21 1st Tracy story ties outlaw to western side of the mountains. H ans 15 miles north of Ellensburg provided statement to Shorin describing involvement with revolvers wine and food tribute allegations amid ongoing investigation.
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Ellensburg
Wash
Hans
Fatal Shock Event Leaves fiancé in mourning
The deceased Rhodes lay in a room as Ida Clowe of Sly South Dac kota Street, his fiancée, faced the tragedy. The couple had planned a ceremony within two weeks. A.J. Rhodes, his brother, will travel to confirm funeral details on the North Coast limited. Rhodes held an insurance policy of 2000 with the Knights of Maccabees and a service may be held locally before interment in Aurora, Md.
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Ida Clowe
Sly South Dackota Street
Rhodes
A.J. Rhodes
North Coast Limited
Knights of Maccabees
Maccabees
Aurora
Violent dispute as rancher fires at homestead men
Columbus reports a Sunday night gun incident after a rancher named Wilson fired at men guiding sheep past his property. Dave Pearson and Arthur Campbell returned fire with an air shooter, wounding one man slightly. Neighbors Hugh Campbell and others arrived. Wilson fled, claiming fear while asserting a right to travel.
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Columbus
John Wil
Tock Creek
Dave Pearson
Arthur Campbell
Wilson
Baily
Hugh Canbell
Wilso
Pearson
Campbell
Great Falls Wool Prices Hit Low Mark in Market Sale
Special Dispatch from Great Falls reports prices in the Falls wood market fell to the season’s low, with about 483000 pounds sold. Descriptions note a poor clip from H. B. Jyman of Cascade and widespread lower quotations across buyers, with many lots at 0. below or near cents. Figures list numerous buyers and pounds traded, reflecting a weak market and inferior quality wool despite total sales reaching a half million pounds.
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Falls Wood
H. B. J.yman
Cascade
Walter Frown
Rox Eder
Dujror & Co
Cen
Hox Elder
Whitman
Farnsworth & Ene
J. KoaMland’ & Co
Leech
Dupuyer
Schieweenger
Tigconte
Murphy & Patterson
Port Ienton
Denny, Rice, & Benedict
Myconta
Dens
Jee O& Benedict
Mason & Hobson
Ferguy Coun
Hallowell &Donald
Felix Armstrong
Cora
Whitnan
Farnsworth Thayer
H. J. Laman
Koshland de
Orr
Nichols, Dupre & Co
Deep Creek
Whitman, Farneworth Thayer
Charity Workers Report Reveals Busy Social Efforts
Veone notes second social published in purple and gray binding. The Pant lark home photo appears as a framing element. Reports from officers are summarized. secretary highlights transportation, water, meals, and nurse support. The Tal home and four case provisions, free child placements, and 88 meals distributed by the lower mission are detailed. class size grows to 60 members.
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Pantlark
Wear
Transportation
Jockeys Ball Lights Up Renss Shaw Hall Evening
The jockeys and their friends held their second annual ball at Rensshaw Hall. The event was described as brilliant and recherché from day into night with refreshments served in the Wall and dancing enjoyed by all attendees.
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Rens Shaw Hall
Ars
Fire alarms answer twice. Ash barrel blaze quickly put out
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Havre fire department was called twice after midnight for alarms at Silver and Main streets and at Aluminum and Washington streets yard. An ash barrel blaze near the paren caused minor damage but was extinguished before the department reached home. Also, Willius of St Paul, an electrical engineer, was badly scalded by escaping steam at the Great Northern shops. President James J Hill arrives with a party to inspect the Spokane to Seattle line. Policeman Salisbury suspended for three weeks over involvement with a local incident.
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Hutte
Silver
Main Streets
Ilat
Washington Streets
Yar Ontral
Standard
Havre
G. Willius
St Paul
Great Northern
Ste Standard
Fanstete
Tuys
James J Hill
Spokane
Attie
Electrics and Watsekas Clash at Gardens Today
The Watsekas from Rochester and the Columb Settles composed of streetcar company employees will play baseball today at the gardens at 2 30 p m There is no admission fee and a large crowd is expected to witness an interesting game The street car company backs the event and the teams prepare for a spirited contest
Hand balers set record at Burlington mills
Special dispatch reports Burlington hand balers at wool warehouses setting a new record in three hours and three minutes for 720 pounds. Operators were ER Newton, P Rasmussen, S H Nichols, and Te Cure. Company expects to handle 2.7 million pounds this year.
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ER. Newton
P. Rasmussen
H. "Nichols
New Slot Lunch Machines Debut at Chestnut Street
Crowds thronged the Hardart Bakery on Chestnut below Ninth as a new slot lunch system opened. Patrons drop a nickel, view an enclosed display, and receive a hot meal or beverage via a guillotine-like mechanism. Early chaos showed demand outpacing organization, with a Berlin anecdote and a steady stream of curious customers.
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Horn & “Hardart Bakery Company
Chestnut Street
Ninth
O'Eldek
Assene
Berlin
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