Death of American Minister to Japan Buck
Washington reports the Japanese foreign minister notified Secretary Hay of the death of Alfred Buck, the United States minister to Japan, who died this morning while on a hunting trip. Buck, a Civil War veteran, will be interred in Arlington if the family desires. Mrs Buck is in Tokyo. The State Department will arrange tribute and ensure Buck’s remains are brought home if requested.
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Alfred E. Buck
Washington
Stele Department
Twhio
Alfred & Buck
United States
Japan
State Department
John M. Ferguean
Becon
Toklo
Michhnler Buck
Candi
Eivil
Ar- Ingtom
Tig
United
HELENA UNION DEPOT PLANS DELAYED BY ST PAUL ARCHITECTS
Plans for a new union depot in Helena are stalled as St Paul architects delay submission to the Northern Pacific Railway. President Mellen and officials have argued the project’s size and design, though delays persist after a recent coast trip. The city awaits formal approval and a revised timetable.
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Stt. Paul
Minn
Tee
Thal
Unclear transit contract changes delay completion
Fragmentary note describes planned infrastructure shifts and negotiations on a contraction for a railway or bridge project. It mentions the Northern Taviyfiy alliance, the Northerstseitle and Grew Northern groups, and a February to March timetable with a delaying contractor. Details are garbled, but imply a suspension of the existing agreement and a push to expedite a new connection.
Three More Arrests For Horse Stealing Reported
The county records another trio of arrests in a horse stealing spree that spanned several towns. Authorities led by Light Head and Chav seized suspects in Swan Inner and nearby districts, with charges including complicity and theft.
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Myateriais
Siyerone
Swan
Murder Case Trial Opens Amid Confusion and Gun Threats
A chaotic courtroom narrative unfolds as the murder case proceeds with unclear testimony. Witnesses recount tense moments and a defendant allegedly threatened the victim at gunpoint, shaping a trial focused on motive and the sequence of events surrounding the crime.
ENEMY SQUADRONS OFF TO SEA IN ARMING MOVE
A chaotic World War II era dispatch reports enemy squadrons departing, with ships passing through a strait and heavy bombardment threats. Detected movements include armament deliveries and a potential seizure mission, while Allied observers note warships in the vicinity and diversions near coastlines.
Vacant County Board Seat Replaced At Meeting
At a Tuesday meeting county officials announced the vacancy on the board due to Phyllan Ben Ireland leaving the state without permission. Der relayed that a commissioner would act as successor for the coming year under a contract preserving much of the prior terms.
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Phyllan Ben i
Ireland
Western Investment Company Articles of Incorporation Filed
Special Dispatch reports the Western Investment Company filing Articles of Incorporation in the secretary of state office. Charles Lane Ob and John Mowarch chief of Mudio are named as principals. capital stock at $10,000 subscribed. The article outlines the general plan and initial officers, with the bearer noting hospital admission for $440.
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Suindard
Tetons
Dee
Inforynra
Westernt
Well Med
Thes Retary
Mars
Incerporisars
Charles
Lane
Chom
John ML Mowar
Mudio
Glusobing Observes Celestial Event From Senn Washington
W W Dinwiddie, a local astronomer, reports a newly observed comet from Senn Washington. The sighting records show the comet near the ninth magnitude, with precise coordinates and timing noted as 12 Notts 32, indicating a southward declination and a roughly four degree path from Mocon to Strius. The observer describes the comet moving westward with a strong tail and a one third of a star’s distance from the Moon’s leading edge.
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Washington
United States
Novel Observatory
W. W. Dinwiddie
Ita
Guculint
Pet Theft Case Brings Nichols to County Jail 38 Days
An unclear report outlines that Tom Nichols will serve 38 days in the county jail for taking a dog not his. The owner from Columbus claims the dog is theirs and a witness visited a pen confirming Nichols found the animal. A deputy later charged Nichols at Witteen Mil Creek with tying a rope to the dog's collar. The case heads before a justice of the peace this year.
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Willing
Dee
Tom Nichols
Cohamona
Columbus
Owiwr
Eve Pierson
Nichols
Witteen
Mil Creek
Strenewe iitarts joer Mey dere
Strenewe iitarts joer Mey dere. Speck Dispateh toe shuintord. Wilingk. Deo. terriers of Lewis A. Hayden are snaling soxunous ef forte to erabe the $HNO ball to saree bis polagse fron fol pending Bie bese tor the Killims or mine. Meds Yhey ioti tet the creator pied at the spin hes bee theretbed, and thos hope thye by te-morrow night or Late verdes bees WHE We oanglo te furdlen tite Wind.
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Wilingk
Lewis A. Hayden
Unscrutable fragment reports sea tragedy and rescue efforts
A jumbled OCR piece describes a steamer tragedy with many garbled names and places. It mentions a body recovered and ongoing search, with officials and waterside locations likely involved in a maritime incident and rescue attempts.
Incomplete OCR Hints of Delayed Weylerterm Recording
The readable fragment hints at a delayed Weylerterm recording and a rover depth measure. Names and local entities are unclear due to garbled OCR. The item appears to be a brief field note or sports related cryptic update with uncertain proper nouns and dates.
Fragmentary Local Note From A Distant City
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a time of day, locations, and papers in a civic setting. It includes obscure names and terms, suggesting a halted notice or memo about documents or papers and a mosaic description nearby. The readable bits imply a public or official context without clear names or dates.
Fragmentary notice from an unfamiliar source
Garbled OCR text shows names and places scattered without clear events. The readable bits reference a schedule or meeting at a named location and dates, but essential details are missing or corrupted. Likely a broken local brief or notice with several personal names and a regional place.
Mandir Sonbborn' am Haeckel Distnrtery in Columbia Falls
An unclear district notice describes a local establishment on Ha Band road Colimbhe Falls Deo. It mentions a hoard of Tanner and references a three day season tied to a Pant faye peara Chere with 22 beans. The text notes a prescirt penther and concerns about complaints within the tented bes radius managed by an unnamed authority.
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Haeckel
Colimbhe Falls
Deo
Mont Bea
Dora Tome
Vopatotia Ryndal Deanateh Court Reeds Wasilington Case
Epmitted Chieler Vaan of Margavilla and Batley of Bulto occur in the Pen ON case. The document lists Toptenny of Vopatotia with Vopatotia officials and involved parties across Margavilla and Bulto regions.
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Ryndal Deanateh
Wasilington
Bortaeda
Montana Dairy Industry Sees Decline in Creameries
A long report by Commissioner Berguer and associates analyzes Montana dairy farming, noting most butter is imported, few creameries remain, and two Missouri operations closed. It urges cooperative plans, cow numbers, and extended production to revive local dairy output amid grassland abundance and falling prices.
Lafontise Knocks Out McCarthy in Rough Bout
In a tense clash Lafontise toppled McCarthy as seconds counted down the final rounds. The bout featured heavy exchanges with Lafontise pressing early while McCarthy fought back, moments of clinch work, and a cautious finish as officials separated the fighters.
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Lafitine
Oman
Krepa
McCarthy
Genie Shouddler
Lafantie
Huainowt
Boxing bout sees Frenchman win on points after tight ten rounds
The bout featured improved boxing and footwork from both fighters with Dia using superior form and the Frenchman taking the decision after ten rounds. McCarthy showed skill with both hands and a strong left, while Fosher Turtle and other mains battled. crowd around 1,000.
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Gufontier
Ids Fuverlus
Dhe
Nuchal
Thu Alruikhhitt Dats
Thony Chat Druw
Remains Brought Home From the West
Remains of a man identified as Waid, died near Les Ane, were brought back to the Standard area by Henry McCauley and Abs. Mare Twigg. Surviving relatives include his wife two daughters Amide Fourninr and Trellg, and others. Funeral services will be held Friday at the Catholic deme.
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Div
Mre
Henry McCauley
Les Ane
Tur Huss Waid
Mr McCauley
Houlder
Alloug
Afra McCauley
Los Angeles
Abs
Mare Twigg
Oregon
Dre
Amide Fourninr
Seattle
Washoun
Join
Wiliam O Vatley
Cornelis
Ebtrmtiign
Mellenry County
West
Callfors
Kreo
Arada
Montel
Jdouler Valley
Dural
Vatog
Breach of Promise Suit Ends in Out of Court Settlement
Plaintiff alleges a promissory marriage agreement and seeks damages of 5 000. Court dismisses the case after a motion for settlement. counsel changes noted as defense representation. Outside settlement terms were not made public.
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Holana
Rosa Willams
Whent
Sy Bretan
Gill
Dietriet Eouyl
Unense
Dty
Rlay
Jip
Uameges
Valley County Approves Constitutional Amendment Vote
Valley County reports result of constitutional amendment referendum certified by state bureau today. Voters supported amendment with narrow margin. total votes cited show led by 11,118 for and 8,063 against, board of canvassers adjourns.
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Bpecket
Alondapd
Uniena
Tech
Geerebiry
Stiete
Eamyamaers
Board of Gunvassers
Reclaiming Arid Soil From Waters of the West
A 1920s antitrust style report outlines U S Water resources work extending irrigation to tropical zones and Montana. It mentions alkali desolation, farm relief, and research centers in Bandose and Washington as it urges better water use data and distribution strategies to aid Western agriculture and public costs.
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Qatar
Montana
Mwtsu
Bandose Sentei Jamin
China
Entomelogs
Department 4
Informatie
Mach
Minta Uri Ag
Minhaling
West Rt
Mie
Washington, D
Scrambled Notice Takes Fragmentary Shape in Livingston District
A garbled report from Livingston outlines a dispute over stray handling and a deputy clerk’s decision on accepting or declining an offer related to railway alignment. The text mentions a person named Mr Stevens, a local official, and a Seattle proposal, with fragmented references to authorities and street positions.
Woman Sentenced in Case Linking Sea Vessel Incident
Mrs. Amie Karrall was fined to relate in response 19 giving a mounting that her son had sustained an compound scripture of the aft sex. The young man worked on a steamer plying between Seattle and Alovian ports.
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Sperial
Stendard
Levinpetin
Amie Karrall
Fune
Seattle
Alovian
County Mayne Care Board Grants Pensions
The county care board approved monthly pensions for several beneficiaries including Valdor, Toe, and Lota as support for medical needs and basic living costs. The committee cited county needs and eligibility criteria in authorizing the payments.
Gold Wing Minting Company Faces Proceedings
Fragmentary OCR notes reference the Gold Wing Minting Company with talks likely of hearings or actions. Mentions Behawatti Ar AL Be BY and California locales including Raven Bae Tahoe Ay. Names such as MRAgR Jali and Finite Lays for Varden appear, suggesting a disrupted historical record with scattered proper nouns and dates.
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Mackhollard
Fas Wrandhra
Oleh Vate
Californla
Raven Bae
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