Pacific Fleet Cruise Impresses South American Nations
George A. Thatcher of Portland spoke on the Pacific voyage of Admiral Evans and the reach of the flotilla. John Barrett, head of the International Bureau of American Republics, said the tour boosted U.S. strength in the hemisphere and reassured South American leaders about the Monroe Doctrine amid growing naval power in Brazil, Argentina, Chile and Peru.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison, Wie
Pacific
Evans
Lelin-Amercan Republic
John Barrett
American Political Sosmice Association
Barrett
International Bureau of American Republics
Newt Booth
America
United States
Haseen Almmost
Japan
South America
Hike Braall
Argentie
Chile
Peru
Orient
Chert
Boullamerica
Uns
Europe
George A. ‘Thatcher
Portland
Fragmented OCR: obscure political discourse and threats
The readable text hints at partisan manipulation and fear amid a party matter. It references unity, public doubt, and concerns about violence, with mentions of Oregon and political stances, suggesting a period piece on political tension and public knowledge.
Three Deaths Reported in Missoula
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports three recent deaths in Missoula. Patrick Tuohy, 3, died of consumption at his family home on Phillips Street. funeral arrangements by Undertaker Fey for Monday at the Catholic church. Howard Hastings, 3, died of bronchial pneumonia at his home on North Second Street West. funeral Monday at 2 PM. Undertaker Marsh in charge. Veronica Harwood, 10 months, died of grippe at home. funeral Monday at 9 AM at the parents home 424 North Second Street North. Rev. W T Bagby to officiate. Undertaker Marsh handling arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Patrick Tuohy
Famals
Phips Street
Lley
Tuohy
Fey
Howard
A. Hastings
Setond Street
Bayley
Marsh
Grippe
Odar Veronica
W. G. Harwood
North Second Street
Nant
Wa'clack
Rev
W. Ti, Bagby
The
Christian Church
Will Ofeiate
Disturbing the Peace and Carrying Weapons Charged
Special dispatch reports county officials prepared complaints against Marion Bullie for disturbing the peace and carrying concealed weapons. Bullie, described as a troubled figure known to frequent the colored club on West Grant Street, allegedly caused a disturbance and in a drunken rage fired toward the club, narrowly missing Officer Farrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Miggoula
Marlowe
Marion Bullle
Caloved
Avid
Bul-lé
West
Grant Street
Farrell
Rullite
Commends General Rixey for Navy Medical Corps demand
Kansas City Detachment reports the Kansas State Medical Society in session applauding Surgeon General Rixey for pressing the president to place the Medical Corps of the navy under actual control where it bears responsibility. The commission includes members from every Kansas district. the weekly uncalled letters list is provided.
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Kansas City
Council of Administration
The
Kansas’ State Medical Society
Kansans City
Kan
Rixey
Navy
Kansas
North Carolina repudiates bond payments in high stakes dispute
Gov Hubert B Glenn replies to bondholders ahead of runoff litigation on 11 million dollar special tax bonds from reconstruction era. He says the state will not pay for bonds conceived in sin, while brokered offers to donate funds to foreign governments surface. Attorneys for holders consider continued suits despite state stance.
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New York
Hubert B. Glenn
North Carolina
Baward L. Andrews
Woldars
Governmor Glen
Raleigh
N. C
Renard L. Andrews
Ora
John G. Carlisle
Henry H. Melville
L. E. Whicher
Browichi Ngainat
Organize an Expedition to Invade Guatemala
Belize based expedition plans an armed invasion of Guatemala. General Lee Christmas, a former Memphis resident, has recruited a force at Puerto Barrios, Guatemala’s Atlantic port, after recovering from a wartime wound last July amid Nicaragua-Honduras hostilities.
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Cortes
Honduras
Belize
British Honduras
Guatemala
Atvicer
Lee Christmas
Memphis
Tenn
Nicaragua
Puerto Barrios
A Grand Old Man of Yesterday in a Nation’s Pulse
A portrait of a veteran congressman, habitual in routine and variables of power. The piece compares his steady, methodical life, temperamental shifts in debate, and long career with a evolving political landscape while praising his devotion to history and reform.
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Euadward
Raman
Congresa
Rlha
Wanda
Gil
Gannon
Prairies
Canton
Cranoy
Cannon
Republican Party
Morty Fal
Charles M Mahan Dies at Missoula Hotel
Charles McMahan, recently from Anaconda, was found dead in the Hankin hotel on Front Street Missoula at 10 PM. Officials and a nurse witnessed despondence over inability to find work. death suspected as heart failure or self inflicted. He left a wife and three children in Anaconda, with a brother reportedly in Henderson Minnesota.
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Missoula
Charles McMahan
Sassoula
Chiletmas Das
Hankin
Sakt Front
Lossoula
Anaconda
Amelier
East Park Street
Bergen
Ankeunda
Benn
Bergén
Verebran
McMahon
Murder Investigation Involving Gibson Killings In Montana
Special dispatch from Missoula dated December 28 reports Sheriff and Coroner Marsh preparing to investigate the shooting of James Gibson near Taft. The body will be brought to Missoula for inquest while testimony from Weiner White, now a prisoner, and Mrs. Gibson, among others, is needed before a verdict. Jealousy and fear are central to rival accounts of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Ward Wan
Marsh
Tait
Jamey Gilson
Thoreday
Wren
Weiner White
Gibnon
Ginnon Ald
Gibson
Wailea Insight
From ue Washington Hérata, Last 1 bear the white
A fragmentary item notes a person named Washington Hérata and a curious reference to a last one bearing something described as the white. The readable text provides minimal context about who '1 bear' or 'the white' refers to, limiting clear interpretation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ue Washington Hérata
Dinner with Bear Meat At the President’s Mansion
A wartime era piece recalls a presidential hospitality scene at a hospitable mansion. It describes a bear meat feast served in camp style, possibly rare, with the dinner surrounded by forest imagery and a sense of wild, dramatic context. The narrator questions the formality and regulatory norms, suggesting a striking contrast between rustic fare and formal dining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nate Ures
Hia
Weehington
Mills Restart After New Year In Bridgeport Ohio
Wheeling dispatch reports that six mills at the Aetna Standard plant near Bridgeport Ohio, idle due to weak business, plan to resume operations early in the new year. The national tubal company at Renwood West Virginia, employing 4,000, is expected to cut all departments in the fall.
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Wheeling
W- Va
Bridgeport
Ohio
Were
Renwood
W. Va
Harry
Unclear Hartford Courant Summary Fragment
Fragmentary OCR from Hartford Courant notes sun, abundance, and agriculture secretary annual report. Mentions farmers rewarded for their toil and hopes for stability amid doubt. Text is garbled with many misspellings and unreadable segments.
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Hartford. Courant
Wnell
Secretary of Agriculture
Twa
Hla Prin
Flalaf
Farm prosperity fuels vast wealth and rail demand
The text argues that farm prosperity generates about 7.4 billion in farm wealth, driving cotton wheat and other products to foreign markets at high prices. Railroads must expand with cars and rails and more workers to move this yield, spreading money through iron and steel and benefiting families and communities.
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Thia
al Thia
Amit Ds
Tieta
Anahla
Voniforts
Wele
Philanthropic maid begs early shopping to ease clerks
A distressed appeal critiqued late shopping hours and the burden on workers. The narrator urges kindness for the needs of others and questions extending hours beyond six. The piece highlights consumer pressure during Christmas and the moral duty of shoppers.
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Cleris
Barry
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