President's Teams Victory After Playoff Celebration
The article notes President's teams led by Fresilent Moulthrop with Simons Moulthrop J A McMillan Goodie and Leek Cine Hell Wisen D B Westlan, opposing Nicholls Witherspoon Arthur and Harkey. After the playoff there were refreshments and a celebration. A charitable donation of a sac four to the Salvaty Amy Com dypossl is mentioned for New Year's Day.
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Fresilent Moulthrop
Simons
Moulthrop
J. A. McMillan
Goodie
Patterson
Alfen
Candy
Falconeskipi
T. Svea
Peesident
Tean
Leek
Cine Hell Wisen
D. B Westlan
Nicholls
Witherspoon
Arthur
Harkey
Weadread
Campbell
McGriegor
Stose
Cisenbrig
Charles
Skkip
Salvaty Amy
Wo Biey
Vike President Role Mentioned in Obscure Trade Note
A fragmented report mentions Barker set to buy a sack donated annually by the Butte Curiela charity. It notes an avenwel play between Lee chaser and the president via vice president, with a favorable outcome for Moullhoup's lead and a score of 38 to Bb.
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Vike
Barker
Butte Curiela Chavity
Lee
Viad
Hely Yesterty
Bold bandits questioned in Alton train robbery case
Detectives claim to have identified Jack Hartnett and Winer Vigus as the men who held up the Alton Mummer at Hes Junction. Witnesses say two bandits fled after the hold up while authorities assert only two men participated in the robbery and that warrants were issued for two suspects.
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Sorienfekl
Ty Dee
Detentiver
Ium
Jack Hartnett
Mileage
Winer Vigus
Springfield
Hes Junction
Mie Nolice Station
Jey
McLaughlin
Pireman Sullivan
Express
Ayers
Warglory
Engagement Report Sparks Albany Hike Promises
A suffragist hike ending in Albany carried an engagement pledge as Gladys Coursen, daughter of Frank Coursen, announced her engagement to Kristin Berney of Poughkeepsie. The ceremony theme linked the campaign to regional figures including Robert Bennet and the Tate family.
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Poughkeepsie
Albany
Giadva Coursen
Hristin Berney
Ian
Tate Robert Bennet
Pough- Keepare
Hudson
Miss Couisen
Alfrud Coursen
Aracrigan Mineral
Deaver
Syrup of Figs Advertisement for Children
An old advertisement urges mothers to use Syrup of Figs as a safe gentle cleanser for a child’s stomach bowels and tongue coating. It claims quick relief from constipation and lists the product as “Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna” from the California Fig Syrup company with a call to refuse other products.
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Senna
California
Abandonment of Mortana Posts Reported by Army Command
Helena dispatch reports General Maus ordering readiness to move the Fourteenth Infantry and assign battalions to Port Townsend Seattle Telena to establish regimental HQ. Unofficially two detachments from the Fourteenth and the Twenty seventh are said to redeploy. tension grows over possible abandonment of posts at Missoula Helena and Spokane.
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Marl Wright
Spokane
Wash
Lewistown Notes and Local Court Actions
Lewinbrum, Judge Cheadle ends term with retirement Jan 5. Livingston to preside briefly for a sui generis action, return Jan 1. Thomas Cerate pleads guilty to second degree assault for shooting Wallan as Burke’s group rode Oct 20. sentenced to two years. Elis pleads guilty to burglary, 45 months. Deputies Berkin and Thompson report prosecutions for biting chickens and selling venison. Stacey fined $4. City council to require uniforms for police. municipal leaders to attend conventions in Bozeman and Helena in December and January on legislative needs. At Juares Mexico race results list multiple winners in six events including Wadsworth and Gold cip Ophir. several horses placed in standings.
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Lewinbrum
BL Cheadle
Tenry
Livingston
Thomas Cerate
Wallan
John de Angels
Afcore
Nels Burke
Carate
Wallan Iussey
Burke
Mint
Dace Elis
Kendall
Yom Berkin
White Rurphic Springs
Herbert Stacey
Stigon
J. T. Thompson
Stacey
John 3. Marshall
Terkin
H. L. Death
Lewistown
Bozeman
Mary Shall
Helena
Greek suspects arrested in Salt Lake City frontier shooting
Four Greeks were jailed on suspicion of killing William Nelson, night watchman at Midvale, after he ordered them to stop firing. Nelson and George Casiri were shot as the men fled, a posse pursued through fresh snow tracing tracks to a Greek bakery. One suspect was found in bed with a revolver hidden under his pillow.
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Salt Lake
William Nelson
Midvale
Nelson
Spa
Colclougs
Mmulwayien
Caskin
American in Leab in Around World Bike Race
In Atlanta on December 25 the United Highes representative Gabhassier completed a 3,002 mile leg toward New York where the 10,000 mile road race will finish. Six entrants from the United States Austria France Egypt Russia and Germany started Newark on April 19. the Russian entrant dropped out leaving five. Weather clear track good.
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Atlanta
Ilertert Tahassier
United Highes
Gabhassier
New Yorks
Dng
Macon
United States
Austria
France
Egypt
Germaany
Newark
N. J
Denver
Jacksonville
Bla
Gahnssier
The Cable and the Wireless Debate Reaches Ocean Lines
Chicago Tribune reports directors of an ocean cable company affirm no harm from rapid wireless expansion. They note growth mirrors a new rapid transit trend in big cities, with cable firms seeing room for both old and new systems as demand for transoceanic telegraphy rises.
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Chicago Tribune
Ocean Cable Company
Supreme Court to hear corporation tax dispute
Washington April 43 k corporation case faces the Supreme Court over whether corporate taxes can be collected on property. Shorevaders and the Wheeled State company challenge methods of tax collection and ownership benefits claiming the government misapplied statutes. The Solicitor General argues shareholders gain advantages from corporate structures and should bear the tax burdens, while the government cites precedent supporting corporate taxation as property value.
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Washington
K Corporation
Dolor
Boterhal
Penngg t+ Vvanta
Phith Wolphin & Reading
Supreme Court
Wiiloh Hieeg Wing Teaead
Jsuiller
Uhe
Stad- WU Company
Moreby
Mtnnehinean
Hans
Hiowitabilms
Esylat- Sane
Koveryet and
Natatiin Thik
Wb Stuitlally Am Moumard
Voce Vile Income
Rons Ponents
Dd Rot
Bape
Wovernment
Paso
Husband and Wife Arrested as Shoplifters in Spokane
Spokane police arrested H Murkena and his wife Byra two suspected seasoned shoplifters with prior sentences. They confessed to stealing over $1000 in china, silverware, hats, and apparel from rooms used by other suspects. Police say the couple acted during the Christmas crush and planned fencing with a Dazenia connection.
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Spokane
Doc
H. Murkena
Byra
Lin Northwest
Hallette
Harkend
Jiniette
Nea
Eller
Passengers Rescued After Indian Ocean Steamer Wreck
The steamer Lyemman with 145 passengers from the French fleet wrecked on a reef 40 miles off Madagascar during a cyclone on November 29. Passengers, in panic but saved, describe the ship’s finding and crew actions. One lifeboat boat washed away, second officer died while rigging a float anchor. English passengers sang Nearer My God to Thee in the saloon. Cannons set on shore. two lifeboats reached Madagascar with aid. Captain and officers remained at the scene.
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Marsemes
Dee
Lyemman
Snrazile
Madagascar
Indian Ocean
Dlega Sure Rey Fue Maurits
Torrie Sata
Shadow ends dig and a century old letter tale
An Alpine district wood chopper Steve Perkins receives a dated letter from Nathan Comatuck’s widow relating directions to dig at a distant site. The letter implies buried wealth of 590 eagles and other items, tied to Comatuck’s death 16 years ago, with possible postmark from San Francisco. A separate boxing report notes Pat Brown defeating Dik Hyland after 15 rounds in Minnesota.
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Mayhew
Cal
Steve Perkins
Alpine
Perkins
Nathan Comatuck
Woodalde
Comastuck
San Francisco
Perking
Comstock’ Estate
Gingary
Pat Brown
Wibhing
Minn
Dik Hyland
California
Ty- Jang
Brij
Dynamite Trial Nears End in Turbulent Federal Case
The article details defense and prosecution rhetoric in a landmark dynamite trial, with references to the steel trust, open shop controversy, and statements by U S senators. It notes the judge’s plan to adjourn for a holiday and hints at ongoing military and political tensions affecting the case and coverage.
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John W. Kern
Kern
Drum Workers
Miler
Senstor Keri
de Joba
United States
Anderson
Petygacy
Tidge Anderson
Tris Pberan
Atdan
Feder Wourt Ag
Ubmon
Steel Trust
Orozco Retrieved From Fort Sam Held Then Rearrested
Pascual Orozco, leader of the north Mexican revolt, was released from the Fort Sam Houston military prison on $2800 bond for neutrality law violations. He was immediately rearrested by civil authorities on a larceny and robbery warrant tied to Chihuahua crimes. He was sent to the county jail to await evidence showing within 40 days as required by law.
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San Antonin
Texas
Dee
Pascual Orozco
Pascual Orozco II
Fort Sam Houston
Chihuahua
Orozco
Maitero
Qrozco
Baron Hardinge Suffers but Progresses Fairly
A bulletin reports Baron Hardinge injured by a bomb thrown by an Indian fanatic. Condition described as satisfactory though unlikely to resume duties for two to three weeks. No suspect yet identified. Punjab chief involved in handling the matter.
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Belli
Ter
Bardings
Punjab
Forgotten family with pluck amid shipwreck loss and wreaths
A Michigan family of Capt. Forman Schuentra survived a freighter wreck with two crewmen. The widow and her children, selling wreaths along the riverbank, faced dwindling customers and unsold stock while rejecting charity and hoping for a better year.
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Forman Schuentra
Michigan
Caphaly
la Crow
Aml
Tomight
Dackness
Dot
Unclear Dispatch On Austria Military Moves Reported
A St. Petersburg dispatch reports Austria planning to adjust military preparations and disband reservists amid broader alliance shifts. The source presents garbled text with many transcription errors, but suggests a regional realignment affecting Europe.
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Trenston
Pec
St. Petersburg
Battsinkary
Talladie
Austria
Stomach upset relief advertised for indigestion
An advertisement promotes Papa's Diapepsin as a quick cure for stomach trouble and indigestion. It claims relief within minutes and emphasizes easy use, affordability, and household usefulness for any family member. The copy urges asking a pharmacist for the plainly printed formula.
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