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Methodist conference opens in Montana with large gathering
The Methodists initiate their annual conference in Butte Montana at Mountain View Auditorium. Ministers and lay leaders from across the state attend a week of religious services and conventions including a Saymoon gathering. Sessions begin Tuesday and end Sunday night with daily street services at 7 PM.
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Rotanta
Seagle Field
Montana
Mountain View
AEG
Mensant
Lategent
Belmonts Lead Suffrage Crusade Fund Drive in New York
Mrs Belmont heads a women’s suffrage crusade in New York with support from P Belmont and others. A fundraiser at her Madison Avenue home will promote vote reform as she plans a winter tour of New York state and a push to obtain the vote for women.
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Fanse
P. Belmont
Belmont
Newport House
Anat Howard Khaw
National Woman's Suffrage Association
Crusada Fund
New York
Madison Avenue
New York State
Tellent
Ehat
London
President Taft's tour fuels suffrage debate and party plans
The text discusses reactions to suffrage politics and a possible new party if reforms fail to win support. It notes Willan Smith and consuelo venture, a presidential travel schedule beginning September 15 with stops in Boston and Chicago, and expectations for speeches and receptions. It mentions baseball plans affecting the president's itinerary and suggests Montana may lack entertainments, but overall previews a busy, politically charged tour.
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Aldy
Unie
Raft
Teva
Boston
Chicago
Lis Ewing
Moy
Bageball
Jie
Montana
Ted Havnews
Hartman merger seen giving control of major rail lines
Washington reports say Harriiman would gain influence over key routes From Chicago to New York Union Pacific and Southern Pacific lines would place him in control of large segments of the nation’s rail network The discussion notes his current holdings and the potential to extend power across mail and water transport networks.
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Harriiman
Wall Street
Union Parle
Vanderbilt
Maerlian
Vanderbilt Houtings
Hartkmat
Wis
New York Central
Chicago
Timais Central Union de San Francisco
Santhwary
Chitage
Pacia Mwe
Mer
Tiasvimas
New York
San Praneiace
Washington
Tterstate
Elatriiman
Smorriman Sai
Tacelman
Hin
Debated Income Tax Shape in Democratic Rifts
Fragmented remnant of a political page discusses democratic divisions over income tax, tariff policy, and Bryan era debates. It notes opposition to an income tax within the party, mentions national conventions, and a Gore related tariff provision as context. The text reflects historical political contention and factional disagreements.
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Ik & Popuilalic
Democrata
Democratic
Aro Daine
le Deaiorealic Party
Ag Long Ag
Ityan
Bryan
Wiley
Tax policy debate stirs party lines and signatures
The article notes sponsors including a man and Congression man Wilson while Groveland declined to sign the measure, yet supported the Meomne tax fens in bar proceedings. It discusses views on income tax constitutionality across Taft era Republicans, Cleveland legacy, and Georgia Bryanism influences.
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Congreysman
Wilson
Grovelad
Groveland
Cleveland
Taft
Wea
Repub Rennes
Georgia
Taft and Diaz to visit Mexico on October border crossing
President Taft and President Diaz plan imminent meetings and a joint border visit. The itinerary includes travel by train, no public speeches, and a banquet in June.
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Mexico
Bude Marideal
Ant
Rio Grande
Divx
Taft
Junreg
Cima
Diaz
Horoscope for the Day Predicts Commerce and Strategy
The star chart notes Jupiter and Transfy heretic influence aiding business vigor and prudent strategy. It warns against excess, urges innovation in work, and signals inspiration for students and teachers while cautioning against rash social bets.
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Cojonishina
Young Lad Beats Record in Whirlpool Swim Feat
From Billings Gazette a Niagara Fats teen reportedly surpasses Captain Webb by swimming 106 yards farther into the whirlpool. The amateur swimmer’s daring feat sparks hope a new record may be set, though details remain unclear and names are garbled.
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Billings Gazette
Niagara Fats
Webb
Qtite Asishmun Ak
Billings Readers Contemplate Lottery Draw Outcomes
A Billings Journal opinion piece ponders whether residents who missed drawing winning numbers in the open drawing are as fortunate as those who succeeded. It argues both groups retain chances and notes equal opportunities in each reservation.
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Billings Jowner
Joan
Ayedtion
Peaple
Red Lodge Picket notes mixed register trip windy crowds
Report notes ACTINIT from the Red Lodge Picket describes a visit to Spi tiane Coeur WAlene and Missoula to register. The writer claims little success in winning prizes as Livy enjoyed the trip, with crowds filling the route for much of the journey.
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Red Lodge
Spitiane
Coeur Walene
Missoula
Livy
Pioneering Effort Prompts County Vigil on Reform
A local figure from LOSSOLINGE urges continued work in county affairs, noting the need to let others lead on new initiatives. The message stresses avoiding stagnation and embracing upcoming opportunities while addressing current challenges.
City Council Passes Ordinance on Saloons and Licenses
The Mire City council approved an ordinance limiting saloons and raising license fees. The measure tightens drinking establishment rules and increases regulatory costs for operators. The action reflects a crackdown on enforcement and shifting local governance.
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Mallé
Leider
Mire
UN Jist
Unclear text fragment on city incursion and measures
Fragmentary notice describes a late incursion into a city with references to Munlays, Mitestown, and a strong defensive corps. The text is garbled and lacks clear actions, dates, or named authorities. No confirmed outcome or concrete details are discernible from the readable portions.
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Wis
Falta Cyun
Crafern
Young Men's Club Enjoys an Outing Near Nine Mile Canyon
Members of the Young Men's Club, a group of well known Butte youths, spent an enjoyable day picnicking in the groves of the Mum estate and Nine Mile House. They traveled through the main range at the Rocies and shared a pleasant old fashioned outing aimed at betterment of their children.
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Rocies
Butte
Lesson Taught by Death Changes Speedway Rules
Hutianutiz Aug 2 reports a fatal crash at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway during a race. The incident prompts safety reforms including car inspection, qualified mechanics, and limitations on private attendants.
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A. Kutda
Melbourne Flood Shrinks Towns and Halts Rail Service
Melbourne reports heavy rains and rising rivers cutting rail links and submerging orchards. Bridges destroyed and a serious accident occurred at Clews Bridge as a train narrowly avoided disaster when the structure collapsed into the gorge. Many messengers were stranded.
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Melbourne
Ural
Clews
Robbery at London Jewelry Firm Leads to Arrests
A robbery at Alagpin and Wad, silversmiths and jewelers in Cherp adr, left watchman Smith badly injured. Six accomplices fled but were captured or pursued. jewelry valued at about $85,000 missing. Police recovered thousands in jewelry in subsequent searches.
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London
Ava S
Alagpin & Wad
Cherpadr
Anit
Thyet Smith
Distressed Mothan Controversy Flows From Hospital Maya
Maheswan and Mrs. Mary Copell figure in a heated exchange over job security amid a controverted statement thawed by the public hospital chief. The dispute centers on alleged framed rules affecting tenure and a reply to a prior remark by Mr. Saints.
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Maheswan
Mary Copell
Jengih
Tu. Leib
UN Stare
Heaphal Nere
Farry
Saints
Gomez Says So Sails for Summer Prosperity Push
Havana dispatch reports President Comex arrived tonight to continue summer vacation and focus efforts on advancing republic prosperity. He dismissed attacks on the administration and signaled willingness to push any government member for reelection.
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Havana
Comex
Aimis
Pie
Wal Higunee
Local Health Dept Responds Over City Street Conditions
In Missoula residents report poor street conditions and encroaching debris. The city health department faces questions from the public about maintenance and safety, promising a detailed explanation soon.
New Courthouse Needs Roof After Storm Damages
In Ue Ferens County areas a storm on Wednesday shows the courthouse roof damaged and in need of a new covering as workers inspect the site. The event highlights the vulnerable state of local infrastructure following severe weather.
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Ferens
MOKLENS A PLENTY FROM MUNTING FARM RECORD
A Munting farmer gathers 100 cbarreta oof plebles from eight meres of land. The report mentions a wager by a homesteader and references the Caeur d'Alene Indian reservation with a $50,000 value. The text, from Billings Journal, also cites Isadore Selig of Myrtle City and Josonh Furas of Warsaw in a numbered draw.
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Billings Journal
Pram
Unveo
Isadore Selig
Myrtle City
Ore
Caeur d'Alene
Mathwad
Josonh Furas
Warsaw
Ind
Iit Nunber
Montana Delegation Struggles on Trade Policy
The Montana delegation in congress faced stubborn opposition as they sought to keep hides off the tariff, but efforts failed. Montana cattlemen push for tougher measures while officials in Missoula and Helena brace for political impact amid unemployment concerns.
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Judith Gap
Montana
Congress
Booster edition shines for Laurel Sentinel
The Sentinel of Laurel Montana issues a two page booster edition highlighting local industry and prosperity. It boasts strong circulation with concrete plans under way for a constructive future, praising town business and civic leadership while noting upcoming events and figures such as President Taft and local milestones.
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The Refused Newspaper Subscription Stirs Faith
A tale from a community newspaper ethics page recounts a subscriber unable to pay in time. The editor tracks unpaid balances, recalls a trusted church member, and discovers the paper addressed to them was marked refused. The postmaster confirms the recipient never subscribed, deepening concerns about deception and trust.
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Montana and Butte Ignites Advertising Debate
A long cantankerous piece contrasts Montana’s fertile East with the state’s wealth in forestry and water power. It cites Townsend Star and Mallson County Monitor readers, recounting a merchant and farmer exchange on advertising value and mail order competition. The piece notes Butte’s prominence and a campaign inviting eastern readers to visit Baile, highlighting misperceptions about Montana.
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Townsend
Townsend Star
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Pion
Mallson County Monitor
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Butte
Baile
Fragmentary 19th CenturyMites City Independent Text
Fragmented OCR text references an American people and a president in the white horse, with confrontational tones about the constitution and duty. The passage is garbled, lacks clear events, dates, places, or identifiable individuals beyond generic references. It does not yield a coherent news item.
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Mites
White Horse
Home faster and children from the Virginia Dems
The article advocates daily home papers in every household to educate children, arguing the home paper is essential to nurturing intelligence. It also describes stamp gum production for U.S. stamps, detailing a hot air drying process and a raw gum paste flow through machines.
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Peante
Fort Benton
United States Posto Shumam
Wlamnps
Bs Meade
Bureau of Engraving and Petny
Railway rate dispute stirs Texas and Colorado men
Texas and Colorado delegates at the Trans-Mississippi Congress move to Montana to challenge current railway charges, warning that firms could face harsh transportation conditions if they relocate to new markets. The discussion centers on rate policies affecting cross-state trade and business viability.
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The
Bigs Gazette
Texas
Colorado
Montana
Town Dissent and Rising Prices Echo Across Regions
Fragmented late 19th century news notes from Stevensville and Dilton echo social tensions and rising beer prices. References to a grand scene and a controversial hoard of underwriters in Butte hint at local unrest and economic strain. The text mentions moochers and drunken town trouble, urging action to purge troublemakers. Skeletal, era-laden phrasing resembles a composite of small-town notices and editorials.
Rousing reception noted for Minnesota Republicans in Montana
A fragment describes Minnesota business leaders urging welcome for Republican congressmen who defect power of Canton and Aldrich. It mentions Charley Pray arriving in Montana and choosing commendation from Jon Cannon over local Montana residents.
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Ron
Werzus County
Minnesota
Canton
Aldrich
Truily
Charley
Montana
Jon Cannon
Judith Basin Star Reports Community Endorsement Move
An item notes a broad push from independent and progressive factions as the Judith Basin Star highlights a growing movement toward renewed prosperity and large public support for reforms shaping the county’s future.
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Judith Basin
Meptataceuye
Ite
Eall
United States navy to acquire aerial fleet
Prospect grows that the United States Navy will possess an aerial fleet once inventors meet required units. Wright demonstration at Fort Myer and secretary Meyer endorse flying machines as adjuncts to the Navy. Washington drafts specifications for bidders to compete.
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Wrights
Myer
Meyer
Tai Navy
of Department
Nas
Two U S Senate Hopefuls Vying for Montana Seat
From Laurel columnist Le Lemon notes Johnny Carter and ex Senator Willy Clark as leading candidates for the United States Senate next year. The piece quips about nostalgia and political fervor, predicting sharp campaigning and potential shifts in mood as Montana politics heat up.
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Jonmy Carter
Willy Clark
United Ea Senate
Garter
Clark
Montana
Havre Promoter editor seeks funds for screw loose stunt
The Havre Promoter editor asks for support and advertising funds to stage a lighting up stunt. He notes many passes and classes exist but laments lack of sales and asks for a favored reader to reveal where the “screw is loose” to allow the plan to proceed.
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Mothel Love Tron the Missoula Herald
A fragment from the Missoula Herald laments a mother’s sacrifice to fund Harry Thaw’s case. The piece praises a mother’s devotion, noting that selling part of her property demonstrates the depth of maternal love and respect.
Wakeful Debate on Long Life and Egg Health
A fragmented notice notes a physician, Dr Dininses, declaring the hen's egg harmful to extend life or pair with other foods. The text references a man living 100 years and suggests waking a Dr. Distasco for updates on the next car.
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Falla
Dininses
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