Anaconda Trap Shooting Tournament Draws Large Crowd
A crowded day at the Anaconda Red and Gon club saw many sportsmen from Hutte Helena and Livingston. Con Farr of Livingston won the Brownlee medal with 49 targets, while Drimgndle and Mathewson tied at 43. Ten entries competed for the medal, with Game Warden Scott scoring well in mud birds. Staith captured the Twohy medal in a shoot-off, and Goddard and others led the Laflin Rand cup standings with six points each.
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Anaconda Red Arid Gon
Hutte
Helena
Livingston
Confarr of
Drimgndle
Mathewson
Ted
Scott
Cc. B. Staith
Cowan
Walker
Mr. Smit
Goddard
L. G. Smith
Hatley
C. H. Smith
Nell Ase
Mve Ulntsenon
Moneyback Tea Nears Market With Grocer Comments
A terse note discusses why moneyback tea may appeal to shoppers and questions whether the grocer will ship to Billersdale. The item hints at consumer reassurance and availability concerns without detailed context.
Russian strike crisis deepens amid arrests and unrest
St Petersburg December article reports a widening labor crisis with near general strike looming. Police seize Krustaleff, clashes at the general post office leave workers and police wounded, and Cossacks threaten by streets. government faces pressure with possible martial law and new reforms.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
M. Durnove
M. Hruetalef
Workmen's Council
Demands of Boycotters From Chinese Guilds and Merchants
Hongnong December meeting of the boycott committee issued twelve demands to end the boycott. They call for labor definition, Chinese government approval of US labor and immigration laws, consular certificates for admission, passports via governments, joint medical exams, most favored nation treatment, rejection of special registration, admission of Chinese workers to Hawaii and the Philippines with local consent, detention with security if necessary, admission of families and women, and readmission of deported Chinese with proof of property or labor status.
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Hongnong
America
China
United States
Inege
Hawaii
Philippines
Factory Work Resumes Under Revised Daily Hours
In Moscow via Waranw, workers return after disruption as employers accept ten hours as a day’s work. Majority of staff resume duties under new conditions.
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Moscow
Waranw
Witte and Kraus on Interview Amid Jewish Rights Debate
Pittsburg dispatch shows Adolph Kraus of Chicago B'nai Brith arguing that a universal Jewish rights body is unnecessary. He calls Count Witte’s continued premiership in Russia significant, notes the Russia interview as war history, and mentions plans to organize committees to aid homeless Jews from Russia.
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Count Witte
Ms Majesty
Counut
Slorn
Legal Oriers
Hin
National Assembly
Tofas
Pittsburg
Israel
Adolph Kraus
Chicago
B’nai Brith
Witte
Russia
United States
Terviesy
Ikrausgald
Dock recommended at Pensacola Florida
Washington reports urged by Rear Admiral W L Capps chief constructor of the navy for a dry dock at Pensacola capable of accommodating the largest ships. The plan would enable repairs at navy yards on the Pacific coast and long distance cruises yield valuable experience for personnel and materiel. London dispatches Moskow’s reports cover mutinous Russian troops and related incidents during the Harbin affair. Robert F Ballantyne president of Ballantyn Brewing Co. died at Madison New Jersey from injuries after a fall from his horse two months prior.
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Washington
Pensacola
Fla
W. L. Capps
Assinie
Pacific Coast
Asiatic
New York
Bee
Robert FL Tallantyne
The
Ballantyn Brewing Company
P. Ballantyne & Sons, Brewers
Newark
N. J
Madison, N. J
Cabinet lines up new British ministry announced
London reports the new British ministry listing Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman as prime minister and first lord, Herbert Henry Asquith as chancellor, and a full set of secretaries of state including Grey for foreign affairs, Gladstone for home affairs, and Haldane for war.
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London
The
Treasury
Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Exchequer
Herbert Henry Asquith
Sta
Home Affairs
Herbert John Gladstone
Sir Edward Grey
the Bark of Egin
Richard Burdot Haldare
India
Ioin Merley
Edward
Russia Uses State Bank to Cover Crisis Cash
St Petersburg reports indicate the government has authorized a 4,000,000 exchequer loan through the state bank, a move akin to a forced loan and last seen during the Passo-Turkish War. An agreement with Mendelssohn & Co. to renew February treasury debt is also noted, signaling financial strain and external financing efforts.
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St Petersburg
Herr Fischer
Berlin
Mendelssohn & Co
Treasury
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Werre
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Harbin
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