General Wood Writes of Edgar G Bellairees
A garbled 1893 communications from Leonart Wood to Br Hinca Piescher of Vale University discusses Edgar G Bellaire as part of a broader narrative. The text references a meeting in Catron May 12 and mentions pipelines and shipshore topics with limited readable details. The piece preserves a formal, period tone with uncertain biographical notes and foreign phrasing.
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New York
Toetay
Leonart Wood
Br Hinca Piescher
Vale University
Belle
Wilitey
Catron
General Wood
Anyere
Tyraster
San An
Schau
Leotabes
Fragmented notes on a political dispute and unclear allegations
The text presents disjointed remarks about governance, accusations, and personal claims regarding a woman named Bellaire and others. It references a public dispute, possible improprieties, and mentions decoratings, investigations, and political figures with no clear chronology or verifiable details.
Montana News Items From Helena to Billings
A jumble of short notes from Montana towns includes a possible visit to Yellow Stone Park, a Columbus runaway incident with minor injuries, a court filing over Angers Habilities, and local civic updates. Also noted are Forsyth girls’ game prep, school Christmas programs, sheep ranch activity around Billings, and railroad freight delays in Billings.
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Helena
Nec
Tinge Woody
Auasauty
John Owen
Den
Phil Sherl Winita
Bhuridan
Montana
Yellows Stone Park
Sfontata
Jerror
Marriage of Alva Taylor and Miss Sparrow at St Andrew's Kilacopal
Special dispatch to the Standard reports the wedding of Deross Fixboy Sparrow to Miss Chores Sparraw of Livingston with Rev Douglas Suilan officiating at St Andrew's Kilacopal division. The bridegroom, a traveling representative for a New Jersey wholesale drug firm, may base his headquarters in Denver. The groom has been a Livingston resident for years. Dent Hk and several lodge members attended the ceremony to extend greetings.
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Livingston
Der
New Jerany
Denver
Taylor Tv
Dent Hk
Ten Cars Derailed Near Livingston Train Wreck
A two car train No. 5 derailed near Livingston yesterday afternoon delaying trade for two hours. One car was badly wrecked and its contents transferred. The wreck was cleared and cars moved to Livingston on Wednesday.
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Sheetal
The
Standard
Livingston
Marriage on Christmas Eve in Livingston
Hansel G. Walker and Misa Hertha G. Smith wed at evening in Ingaton and left by train for their Livingston home. Justice Frank, a Pesce member, officiated at his office.
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Speela
Standard
Bozeman
Hansel G. Walker
Misa Hertha G. Smith
Hoit
TL Ingaton
Jvalice
Pesce Frank
Mehtbers
Livingston
Great Britain Ready for War If It Comes
Diplomatic circles in London report that hour negotiations with Japan may extend as Japan’s counter proposals require careful consideration. A London Times dispatch notes Japan’s leadership not sharing London’s warlike mood, while Britain prepares mobilization as a deterent. U S military observers say Britain could field large forces quickly, a factor affecting peace prospects and naval deployments in the Mediterranean and Suez.
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Londeu
Ju Lourdes
Legosiou
Japan
London Times
Tokio
London
Firomacy
Wright
Charles WW
Britain
Che
Mediterranean Reef
Canain Stockton
Vna
Nawerfuk
Ls Aroyey
Suez
Great Briain
United States
Artache
John M. Beacon
Great Britain
Intimation Reaches Legation on Russian Japan Demands
Berlin reports a diplomatic note indicating Russia will concede Japan's demands. Inquiries by envoys yielded little beyond that a settlement is likely. British officials and diplomats in Paris and Vienna push for a unified stance supporting Japan. Russian ambassador in Paris has been gauging responses from other powers.
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Berlin
Ieclmatin
Japan
Russia
Asenvia
Toro
St. Petersburg
Creat Drevin
Paris
Viens
Dainty
Cvery
Russian Newspapers Attack British Press
St. Petersburg dispatch notes Russian papers blasting British coverage of anti-Russian sentiment, with public anger rising toward Britain. Reports also relay Japanese minister Kurino’s dismissal and lack of talks with British officials. Berlin reports Yuan Shikai planning Chinese army reforms and universal military service measures amid court advisories.
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St. Petersburg
Dlaphyhig
Great Britain
Japan
3B Kurino
Porrign Millistee
Berlin
Mee
Yuan Sil Kal
Cologne
Yuan Ghi Kal
Yuan Shi Wai
Thousands of Women Struggle With Kidney Trouble
Thousands of women suffer kidney problems and do not recognize the cause. Swamp-Root is pitched as a great kidney, liver, and bladder remedy that strengthens kidneys and helps overall health, claiming many women recover daily from distressing symptoms through Dr Kilmer’s Shampa-Root.
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Kilmor
Aly
Cunvanser
Tam
Mes
N. Wheeler
St. Lyan
Maes
Kiimer
Dr. Kilmer
Dinghamton
Japan-Turmoil rises over Russia tensions
Telegraphic dispatch from Tokyo cites Premier Katsurin and War Minister Terauchi meeting with military leaders at private villas near Tokyo. Reports say talks focus on deteriorating Russia-Japan situation and potential troop movements toward Karen. Washington orders Rear Admiral Sterling to deploy a warship to Cheŭnmi for American interests protection.
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London
Teuters Telegram Company
Takia
Katsurin
Terauchi
Marinais Tha
Marouis Yamagata
Council of Feld Marshals
Fistane
Tokio
Karen
Seoul
Apolles
Washington, D
Re Department
Moony
Henle
Sterling
Chenmino
Korea
Difficult to Stop Stealing of Cattle
Fort Benton reports ongoing cattle theft and brand alterations around Big Sandy. Authorities pursue suspects including schemes altering brands from McNamara Marlow to DEY and other frauds. District Court hears cases such as William White of Sweetgrass charged with horse theft from John Monette of Dupuyer.
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Fort Benton
Chouteny County
Big Sandy
Binkb
McNamara & Marlow
Willan White
Sweetgrass
John Monette
Dupuyer
Naval veteran sentenced in New York quarrel case
Patrick At Cushing a naval veteran linked to Mantin Bay battle was sentenced to prison for shooting during a quarrel on December 21. Kala involved in the incident and the court cited the prior service record and the wartime action as context for the verdict.
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New York
Patrick
Cushing
Mantin Bay
Newten the Wenore. Poulider and Kate Inheritance Claim
Neo 4.-C. FT. sttth, brother of the Integra Charlenge Pair, disputed the Kate estate inheritance claims and today dented rumors of a rumor event.
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Poulider
Integra
Kate
New York Settlement Aims at $123000 Per Claimant
From New York comes word that he and his car claimants have agreed to settle and discontinue the contest if allowed 123000 dollars apiece. The agreement, reached after mediation, seeks to end disputes without further litigation and assigns responsibility among involved parties.
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New York
Press Feeders Strike on Employers in Chicago
Chicago, Dec 24. The Cranktin union No 2 dissolving gives press feeders a legal edge over Chicago typothetae. Judge Holdemn awards $1,500 to the union in a damage suit, with further suits possible for times of the strike. If judgment could be obtained against the corporation, $40,000 in the treasury might be seized under a Taft Vale ruling. The press feeders, as a voluntary association, argue safety from damages except against individuals.
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Chicago
Ill
Cranktin Union
Chicago Typothetae
Association of Employers
Holdemn
Taft-Vale
England
Hals
Press Fevers
Conger Urges Ratification Of Chinese Treaty
Washington reports Minister Conger presses for ratification after the Chinese government moves toward final approval. Conger cables from Peking noting the memorial for ratification has been sent to Tientsin for signing by the viceroy and will be returned to Peking for prompt presentation to Prince Ching for ratification.
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Washington
Conger
Yegard
Senate
Gonger
Peking
Tentsin
Prince ‘Ching
Strike Tensions Spread Through Paola and Paris
Amid bakers strike tensions the center of the city sees mounted patrols and infantry patrols in suburbs. Bakers met but avoided demonstrations due to police. Numerous petty disturbances occur including bakery window smashing and 29 arrests.
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Paris
Sheepmen sue for damages over grazing dispute in Powder River
Miles City December 24 Tarles and Greenway sue John Selby of Powder River for 65 dollars for alleged damage caused by grazing sheep on their lands. The firm, having bought railroad land around Powder River for feed and winter range, accuses Selby’s sheep of eating extensive meadows. Sheriff Western Jett is sent to defend the suit.
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Standard
Miles City
Tarles & Greenway
John Selby
Powder River
Pilintts
Selby
Western Jett
Horror Deepens in B and C Train Wreck Rescue Continued
The rescue operation persisted as rescue crews worked through the wreckage. Victims were wedged between heavy timbers and removal took hours. Thieves were caught robbing the dead and injured. Four suspects, including two white and two black men, were charged. Foreign victims remain unidentified, headed back to Europe. The train connected to boats at Baltimore and New York, with many foreigners on board for winter travel. An extra coach was added that night, carrying the deceased.
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Europe
Maltimore
New York
Unclear notice of medical claim and refund offer
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a health claim and a promised refund process. It mentions a person named Miles and a page date or code, but specifics are unreadable. No clear event, organization, or location is established.
Cousin of President Roosevelt buried in Washington
Florence Locke a cousin of President Roosevelt died in New York City and was buried in Washington. Funeral services were at St Pauls Episcopal Church with the President and Mrs. Roosevelt in attendance. the President did not attend the cemetery.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Florence Locke
New York City
Todny
SS Pauls Holocopal Church
White House
Tengoenrliz
Frames Missing From Picture Tiles Displayed Outside
A local shop shows framed pictures in window displays with price tags. The frames are not included in the tile prices, and customers should note the framing omission when considering the Nessana items.
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Tou Willsey
Hame
Nessana
Death in a Farm House Aged 25
A 25 year old man named Harry Duckwell died after a coughing spell following a slight cold. His wife and child were present when he collapsed and died during morning hours. The report quotes a physician's delayed arrival and mentions elated testimonials for Ballard’s Snow Liniment and Rahant’s Snow Liniment from neighbors and the Newbro Drug Company.
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Harry Duckwell
Geath
Nisome
Pali Bok
I. Ballard
Bally
Texas
Newbro Drug Company
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Ted Mrown
Avalon
the Oneida Community Co.'s
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Cealnart. Stokes
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Carlabad
Libbey Gut Glass
Erry
Xeta
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Palin
Dinley
Cilla
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Columbus
Muat
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Anger of
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United States Court
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Morris
Brennan
Freemin
Custer
Yellowstone
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Fornsth Baskee
Glendive
Ann
Ligale Knoole
Laellt Jane
Crow Agency
Watney
Quime
Forsyth
Irving Eb
Billings
Tlatwillow
de Romer
Merzun
Clement
Coliitrs
Electrin
Bie Thaber
Wyesterdaay Willits
Frye, Brolin & Co
Seattle
Young Eyes
Ren Nrog
Hirleys & Els
YellowFtone
Big ‘Minder
Northern Pacific
Garrison
Taylor—snarrow
Walkee—salon
Amoudt Jars
Wassarman 9
LD Walker
Linden
Atlanta
Dy. Kilmey & Co
Ringimton
Anaconda Daily
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Suty
Walter
Sr. Kilmer
Nassau St
Brooklyn
RSE
Austin, Ge
Iemy Ly
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Newten the
Wenore
Paola
Heling
Reading
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Pho
Hoya
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Schatzlein Paint Co
C. Nud
Lonaville
Sedgewick Sormiy
Kan
Solag
Baliaei
Maralysia
Eime Guaranty
Wao
Gill
Proole A
Cook Remedy Co
Brunot Hall
Musslis
Elia P. Bailey
Peelie Avenue
Sidkane Wash
Ors
Emos
Ayers
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