Seven Men Indicted by the Grand Jury in Murder Case
Seven men were indicted by a United States grand jury for murder and related offenses. The report cites killings on the Thudfout reservation and associated incidents, naming James Tittle Plu and others as charged with murder, larceny, and whiskey sales to Indians. The cases involve multiple shootings, throat cuts, and a fatal head wound among Gullatin residents.
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United States Grand Jury
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Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promise Natural Digestive Help
The ad touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a natural aid that relieves overburdened stomachs by digesting food and supplying nourishment. It argues a sensible businessperson uses help rather than starving, claiming the product supports body and brain, restores strength, and is sold widely for 60 cents per box.
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Ethart
Walace
Stuart
Hit
Settlement Still the Principal Theme in Eastern Negotiations
Paris reports a possible Russia Japan accord as the core topic of today’s dispatches. Officials express cautious optimism negotiations will avoid a breach, citing Japan’s stance and British French efforts, while US Washington and London note potential ministerial progress amid delicate diplomacy.
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Russia
Japan
Witice
Griitin
France
St. Pelevaiune
Fantasic Stories on Emperor Williams Retirement Plans
Berlin reports reveal royal discussions over Emperor Williams future, with Prince Frederick William possibly approved for a wider journey. An Austrian envoy notes health concerns after a throat operation, while German officials stress retirement and domestic life. The emperor plans limited public duties as family life continues at home.
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Persieuinil
Prince Frederick Willign
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General Eves Calls to See Secretary Hay
General Eves visits Washington to discuss Colombian affairs with Secretary Hay. Colombia's envoy Reyes and Dr Herrin explain the mission and anticipated procedures, with plans for presenting credentials to President Roosevelt and coordinating a diplomatic sequence through Panama.
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Arrests After Vernon Crowley Board Hit
Police nabbed individuals in a Vernon Crowley case after a botched board raid. Witnesses report a jumble of names including Mogan and Ue Kher, with Slowstron Buuise Kock among those detained as authorities plan transport back to Pine.
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Yestenlay Worniny Sera
Jumblna
Ldson
Dinner for W. J. Bryan Hosted by T P O'Connor in London
A dinner in honor of William Jennings Bryan was hosted by T P O'Connor in London with Irish and American press figures attending. Bryan spoke informally on national welfare, urging pride in his country’s army and government and their global humanity. The event occurred in December, with no formal speeches, and focused on shared wartime and political ideals.
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We. Degan
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Brakeman and Caboose Fall After 80 Foot Drop Near Bridge
A brakeman named Frank Keach and a caboose were involved in a derailment on a Gryntte trestle west of here. A car struck the tonnage and toppled into the water, but the brakeman escaped serious injury. he was taken to a Missouri hospital. The exact cause and full injuries remain under investigation.
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Utah situation shows improvement after talks
Salt Lake City reports from Governor Wells and Vice President Kramer indicate the Ute campaign talks may avert a special legislative session. The situation is easing with more workers returning to plants, output rising, and assurances that Americans are being employed in furnaces where possible.
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World of Labor Sees Broad Yet Fading Action Across U S
December reports show scattered labor activity from New York to Chicago and Pittsburgh. George A Waller Construction lines strike notices with limited impact as unions push for wage gains and job protection across various trades while negotiations and arbitration continue in several regions.
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Steirril
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Tron Workers International Association
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United States Steel Conference Sets Annual Meeting in Pa
The offices of United States Steel subsidiary companies convene in Pennsylvania for a major gathering. The meeting is described as the principal annual event for the steel interests and corporate leaders, signaling strategic discussions and coordination across the group.
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Ofitchits
United States Steel Corporation
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Atales Sten} Corporation
German Forces Clash With Bondelzwarts in Southwest Africa
German expeditionary column defeats Bondelzwarts tribesmen after a two day battle near Sandfontein starting November 20. Tribesmen suffer heavy losses. German casualties not disclosed. British column from Cane Colony remains in contact to keep tribesmen from entering British territory. Time suggests border transfer after local elections.
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Traveling showman stabbed during play in Portland
A traveling showman was stabbed during a stage farce featuring Gus and a leading lady. The weapon struck the left fang area, narrowly missing the heart. Matteson, a performer from St. Louis, was hospitalized in Portland that evening as police investigated the incident.
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Duvnie
Veter
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Stenck
Unclear historical note on Crow expedition arrival
Fragmentary OCR record lists names and places such as Haina Sree and Crow vexeeration. Mentions September timing and arrival at a location likely Billings. Text is garbled with many unreadable words, yielding no clear event or outcome.
Fanersh Arrangement Noted In Special Dispatch
A disjointed report describes changes in arrangements for Ole Franc’s funeral plans. George F Benninghoff received a 10 day delay from a relative in New York directing preservation of Franc’s body in Wisconsin until arrival. Franc and state C and ties to Mizratich are referenced as part of the moving details.
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George F Benninghoff
Jane
New York
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Wio
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Funeral of Esthar Jones at Methodist Episcopal Church
Esthar Jones, 41, who died at the Sanitarium, was buried Monday afternoon at two after services conducted by Rex. L Mexle at the Methodist Episcopal Church. She lived with her husband on their ranch north of Fort Pills.
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Storm Delay Halts Montana North Coast Train
Storms in Dakota and eastern Montana caused the Northern Pacific westbound coast train to run three hours late here. Delays have persisted about 14 hours due to the same weather conditions.
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Dakota
Montana
Pope Concerned Over University Fire In Canada
The pope expressed deep concern over a major fire damaging a Canadian Catholic university. He instructed Archbishop Sharratt to send a detailed report and determine measures to repair the damage. The incident caused widespread alarm among students and staff at Ottawa University.
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Feared Trouble Follows Texington Visit Amid Allegations
In Texington Kentucky fears of renewed unrest rise as Dee Troopa arrive from Bere to day amid sensational charges of arination in Breathite and forged letters from Judge Redwine to Governor Keckham. Reports mention threats against Judge Margin and an attempted shooting, with soldiers possibly being expelled to stir further mischief.
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Wood Hearing Resumed In Major General Wood Case
The hearing resumes in Washington as witnesses including Mellie Stone and Major Kunelo testify on General Wood and his relations to J. Bellairs. The probe covers conduct around Cuban affairs and possible publication influence, with lawyers debating evidence and court instructions under General Bracke’s administration.
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Popularity of Moleskin Furs and New Styles This Year
The article notes moleskin as the season’s fact with three practical new furs. It explains origins from Siberia and Britain, highlighting the mink like luster and varied gray tones. Prices vary from 12 to 46 dollars, with newer styles costing up to 20 dollars for certain squirrel skins.
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Swamp Root advertised cure for urinary troubles
Swamp-Root promoted as the great kidney and bladder remedy from Dr Kilmer. It claims quick relief for back and urinary pain, improves kidney function, and urges readers to request a free offer by mail from Kilmer and Co at Binghamton New York. The ad touts hospitals approval, doctor endorsements, and widespread use with price details in two bottle sizes.
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Madden Reports On Post Office Business
Washington reports Edwin C. Madden outlines ongoing second class mailing reforms, rural delivery costs, and stamp revenue trends. details include postage rate consolidation proposals and the fiscal impact of postal services amid court proceedings and revenue figures. The narrative also notes international naval incidents and the sinking of the Kowshing with implications for maritime conduct.
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Fighting Admiral Rosa Leads Japanese Squadron
From the London Tenth an account praises Vice Admiral Rosa after succeeding Admiral Tsuhoi in command of the standing squadron. It notes his rapid rise from captain to admiral, his experience on the cruiser Nanine, and the ship’s heavy armament and protective armor. Captain Togo is also referenced in reference to past actions.
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Royal Commission on Arsenical Poisoning advised ban on arsenic in foods
London reports the Royal Commission on Arsenical Poisoning calls for prohibition of arsenic in food and drink and of any liquid entering food that contains one hundredth of a grain or more. It urges strong enforcement powers and standards to safeguard the public, with department action subject to Parliament control.
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The Possum's Night Escape Across the Fence
A tale from the Nation Magazine narrates a possum named Flesc roaming open country and boundaries of a range. He dodges searchers by following fence lines and streams then leaps between trees and logs toward his nest, eluding a long pursuit through swamp and yard.
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