Cold Wave Sweeps Montana and Across Montana
Special dispatches report a developing cold wave moving from the Canadian northwest with temperatures plunging. Helena notes 28 degrees drop, snow in Milles City with about two inches, and forecasts zero by Saturday morning. Other towns like Havre and Billings report snow, blizzards, and freezing winds, with temperatures around 19 to 28 degrees above zero shifting to colder conditions. The weather bureau warns of sustained cold and zero-level lows as the storm moves southeast.
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North Dakota
Weather Roundup Reports Light Snow Across Several Towns
Special Dispatches from BUzzari and Glendive describe varying snow events. Snow began near Tioztwnan around 4 AM with six to eight inches falling and strong winds. Glendive notes a recent thaw followed by night snow, aiding stockmen by freezing surface moisture. Red Lodge reports heavy snow with possible movement of the storm toward Carbon County. Bridger and Laurel are cited as locations receiving snow, with continued snowfall likely.
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Glendive
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Carbon County
Bridger
Laurel
Severe Winter Weather Moves Through Livingston
A late autumn storm dropped three to four inches of snow in Livingston on December 1. The system moved in from the east and eased by afternoon while temperatures are expected to rise slowly. Officials report no severe impact on markets or stock exchanges.
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Passenger steamers sail for Europe from New York
A New York port report notes 1200 passengers departed on the stern La Chain and 850 on the lab before Christmas, totaling about 20000 travelers bound for Europe. The fragment mentions wartime or shipping context as part of early 20th century holiday movement.
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Europe
Extraordinary session expenses tally and appropriation use
A historical report notes work completed for an extraordinary session, detailing even division of expenses across two weeks. The first week shows higher costs at 960.40 dollars while the second week totals 5,221 dollars, illustrating overall expenditure against the appropriation.
G O P Leaders Hold Meeting At White House
Republican leaders met with President Roosevelt at the White House. The gathering included the national committee members as they discussed party unity and upcoming convention activities.
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Turkish minister explains Emigration Case and Turmoil
Turkish minister explains a diplomatic incident involving United States consul Davis and a plan to procure legal emigration of a Turkish subject. When this failed, the subject attacked Turkish police and boarded a steamer, prompting government inquiries and awaiting full investigation.
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Alexandrian Police Clash Ties Up American Citizen
Constantinople reports the United States protest over police violence at Alexandrian harbor. An American, Alarin, aiding Consul Day to disembark, was seized by three police and jailed after an attempted landing. Davis tried to intervene and was assaulted. Alarin remains jailed amid unresolved cruiser movements.
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Contests and Desert Land Entries Open in Valley County
A dec 11 notice lists Arthur Brownlee contesting Ane Joanvor's homestead entry in Chouteau county for lack of residence and occupancy. Rollin Eastabrooks sues Work Anderson over desert land entry in Valley county alleging failure to meet the 3a acre requirement and related expenditure.
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Great Trails
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Ear Chester
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Hyownlee
Rollin Eastabrooks
Work Anderson
Valley County
Convicted Man to Face Trial for New Charge
Conviction of John Taubuisky alias Joli Hoberts reported in Lewistown for theft from two salt caves leads to penitentiary sentence of fifteen months. Authorities plan to bring him to stand trial in 1317 on an additional charge of salvage theft.
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Joli Hoberts
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Carpenter Gases a Lez and Serial Dispatch
John Huss underwent an operation at St Luke's hospital to amputate one leg after a fall. The fracture was severe enough to require morning intervention. Dever Cole, Dec M mentions the hospital case as part of a broader report on medical events.
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John Huss
St. Luke's Hospital
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Dever Cole
Western Federation of
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Serike Fand
Clyde steamer Cherokee reports quiet in San Domingo
Ann Dowinga Quiet. New York, Dee M the Clyde the steamer Cherokee, which arrived today from San Domingo, reports that agitation prevails in that country. Over had been restored before her arrival there and she experienced no difficulty in the charging and loading cargo at all of the ports.
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Attorney testifies as city official sought bribe in paving case
Olinsee Agilust Coonerman of Kansas City, Mo testified that a city council member demanded 1400 before approving the paving work payoff in Armourrials. The incident followed completion of street paving and related tax work.
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Woodyard
Cannon Speaks For Hanna And Roosevelt
Washington news reports about fifty Chicago delegation members urging James Cannon to back Roosevelt. Cannon predicts a Chicago convention victory and aligns the party with Roosevelt for a second term, praising urban leaders and the Republican majority sentiment nationwide.
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Washington Dee Tasing's Statement on Trenmiy Bataing
Unclear OCR fragment references Avatlatia and Ualusice with figures 24,897,657 in gold and 118,622 a1. Names and contexts are partially readable, suggesting a financial or asset report. No clear event, date, or organization fully identifiable from the text.
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Debate on canal policy and Colombia interference
Lawmakers clash over U.S. canal plans and Colombia relations with strong attacks on foreign policy. Williams and Hitt defend the administration, arguing for a Panama birth and canal neutrality in negotiations while criticizing opponents. The House adjourned after lengthy debate.
Senate Debates Cuba Reciprocity and Tariff Policy
The Senate opened debate on a Cuban reciprocity measure with two speeches. Republican Bard of California opposed the bill arguing it burdens American interests. Democrat McCreary defended reciprocity linking tariffs and foreign policy while noting Germany’s impact and calling for broader reform. The session also considered a Panama independence resolution and expanding federal appointments scrutiny.
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Ex-Covacner Prince and Santa Fe Officials Speak on Territory
Former Covacner Prince and Santa Fe leaders including Mayor Parks addressed state officials about the Masourees Wealth Ranilartigah and general conditions in New Mexico.
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Death by own action theory debunked in inquest
The Meleetsen News reports Otto Franc’s funeral was held Wednesday and interred at ATeleetsee cemetery. An inquest found his death an accident, with some speculation dismissed as unfounded. evidence showed he crawled through a fence while pulling his shotgun, leading to the fatal incident.
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Subpoenaed for Two Places on Same Date
Red Lodge sheriff Dunn is in a bind after being subpoenaed to appear December 14 as a witness in the Gra Vel le case in Selena and to testify in district court on a separate charge of grand larceny, with Dunn planning to seek an excusal from Judge Frank Henry.
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Land Case Hearing Opens In Park City Contest
Large crowd of Park City residents attend the land contest between Dominick and Waros as evidence proceeds before District Court Clerk T A Williams at 2 pm. Dominick claims Juan Kures acquired the land about a year ago and has since attempted to sell it while allegedly failing to comply with homestead laws.
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Court Allows Minor Guardians to Loan to Sceaferty Family
In Different Falls on December 18 the court granted Sarah Dien guardian authority to loan funds to William and Adile Siecafferty for a period of five years. The loan bears eight percent interest and is secured by 48 acres in township 19? Marit range 3 east.
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Unclear Text from Historical Report
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions Farnese Hiesateen Talia and references to diet, Hope, and a debate in the lower house. Mentions allied parties, a meeting outside a deck, action taken, dissolution, and a reply that may be reversed. No clear event, date, or proper names beyond those fragments.
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Funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth Sullivan in Great Falls
The funeral of Mrs Elizabeth Sullivan wife of George P Sullivan was held at St Ann's church in the afternoon with Father Tauwalye officiating. Mrs Sullivan died while visiting Vacamay where she had been staying for health reasons.
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