President greets Great Falls delegation on Sun River project
A Montana businessmen delegation from Great Falls met with the president in Washington to press the Sun River irrigation project. Senator Carter introduced the group, which included J. Cooney and others, as advocates for the federal support and construction. The president pledged to assist promptly. A later visit with the Geological Survey and Speaker Cannon followed.
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Washington
Great Falls
Sun River
Iin
Tit
Renator Curler Io
Prident
Cooney
Saul
Sid
Bendter Carter
Wade
Montana
Hilm
Uew
Walcott
Geological Survey
Hitchcock
Dixon
Ute
White House
Cannon
Churchmen protest as government inventories church property
Violent scenes erupted when officials tried to inventory church property under laws separating church and state. Catholic crowds gathered, some protesting vigorously while others remained passively watching as Tastanese commissioners faced obstruction.
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Oiang Pacis
Catholica Ming
Treaty Debate Delayed by Senate Committee Action
Washington reports the senate foreign relations committee will delay broader consideration of the Dominee treaty as secretary Root advocates for the accord. No rush to finalize until Mr Mon t's testimony is completed.
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Washington, Do. H
Root
Mr. Mont
Cabinet stream opens with foreign office talks
The meeting covered the draft of a speech at parliament opening and the legislative programme for the session. Delegates from CNTINET WATPING, Lolo and Jan W.-The cabinet discussed policy directions and upcoming parliamentary actions.
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Lolo
Jan W
Foreign Office
Ita
Yerkes marriage of Mizener denied by Mrs Yerkes
In New York on January 31 reports claim Mrs Yerkes of Chicago may have married Wilson Mizener, son of former minister B B Mizener. Mrs Yerkes denied any marriage plan and said she will not wed while focusing on founding a hospital with her late husband’s will provisions. The ceremony and details remained unconfirmed as both families offered conflicting statements.
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Em York
Init
Houtice
Woodtre
Charles
Yerkes
Wilson Mizar
la Kranvisee
Migener
Aly
Mizener
Chicago
Louis Owsley
Myatles I. Yerkes
Alin Buinet
Wilson Mizenes
Wilkoy Mizener
Ate Tansing B. Mizener
Mexico
Gautemeala
Boricia
Crilfornia
California
Alesana
New York
William Miener
Edgar Lansing
Alligon Mitzener
Vyehom
Belogous Greek coal passer testifies at Valencia inquiry
In Seattle Tan 3h Nis hearing the Greek coal passer Belogous described the Valencia wreck rescue attempt as crew and survivors testified. He recalled leading a party to shore and that others urged firing from the steamer Wenalds while a wife and two children were lost. Witnesses said captain ordered boats lowered to the saloon deck rail and passengers bore responsibility for ice in the water. A passenger spoke of a waterlogged belt weighing 30 to 60 pounds and a preserved kettle from the Valencia, with inspectors noting a heavy object suspended nearby.
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Seattle
Tan
George Belogeus
Storr
Mr. Bunkers
Rutker
Mack
Valengia
Tony Brown
Valencia
Absent Anderson Presumed Dead After Disappearance
Application for administration filed in the county court following the seven year absence of Anderson. The petition argues the missing man is presumed dead, seeks legal disposal of his estate, and cites his supposed last movements near Leena and Anderson. His mother Mrs Jesan asserts the disappearance and requests letters of administration to settle the property.
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Miley Clty
Dun
Lerdey
Dersey
Leen
Anderson
Orkel Qlesan
Holm Fox
Cleon
Omaha
Jesan
Benevolent Rothschild Scheme Aids British Emigrants
A scheme proposes Lord Rothschild finance 200 families to Canada at his own expense. Fifty families would remain in England to address unemployment in Great Britain. The plan covers clothes, food, and travel costs for emigrants, plus funds for emergencies upon arrival.
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Lord Rothschild
Canada
England
Great Britain
Nearing famine relief in Japan and army reform debate
Tokio reports nearly a million people on the verge of starvation as the government debates army reform amid Anglo-Japanese alliance. The emperor has donated funds for relief as Generals weigh future ministerial policy.
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Tokio
Oshis Reader
Progressist
Ierpellited Generis
Arauehi Minater
Mege
Hrittah
Japan
Massacres and famine amid regional conflict
Reports describe continued violence in the Inzabethnol and Stati region with Armeniana forces clashing over Tartamn. The area faces extreme starvation and typhoid fever, as civilians struggle to obtain food and medical care amid the fighting.
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Wizabotipol
Trank-Caucasia
Inzabethnol
Stati
Unknown attacker blamed for riot suppression in Pata Russia
An unidentified assailant is accused by terrorists of inciting a riot in Pata Russia. Authorities say the attacker caused chaos, with a probe into the incident ongoing and responsibility claimed by militant groups.
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Pata
Russia
Dan
Agaashin
Ile
Unclear historical appointment and holdings noted
An ambiguous notice reports changes in a local board and ownership transfers. It mentions Henry ER Rogers Tins retiring from a committee and references large holdings in Avani Shuiles, copper interests, and a South Butte purchase. Names and places are inconsistently rendered in the OCR.
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Del
Slamitata
Mich
Henry ER Rogers Tins
Pionnes
Cote
South
Butte
Regia
Avani Shuiles
Kent Lal
Estate of Harris heirs share in scattered parcels
Heirs of John A Harris and sister Mary Harris divide the estate worth about 40 000 dollars. Executors report 22 0 acres near Wil Towcree and several Berlin sections to J B Davis and others. One brother Mitty Harris receives 36 000 dollars with noted frugal life and desire to fund six drinking fountains while another relative lands nothing.
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Spenktl
Troxematt, Ju
Maecio Vv
Linevis
Elyswork
J. Ba Davia
Sere Brethers
Sistera
Saroh Matthews
Martha Plumer
Armand Wood
Mary Mckiwain
Geane Tlary
Jolma A. Harris
Martin Sare
John A. Harris
Hurria
Mitty Tarris
Bayram
Bozeman
Cataliis
Lown
Plant and Polygamy Discussed in Utah Case
A Utah case centers on Cecil G Plant accused of polygamy. He allegedly married a first wife in December in Davis County and a second wife in California, with claims he wed the second for only a few weeks. The matter remains pending as officers pursue details.
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San M Jan
Cecil G Plant
Tia
Davia County
Utah
la Grande
Whee
California
Tix
Hyde Defendants Face Suits Over Leases and Profits
The article details J. H. Hyde as a defendant in multiple suits alleging misappropriation of leases and profits tied to properties owned by Beauilyide interests. It notes petitions against various men tied to these leases and mentions a special committee formed to review changes linked to the Society and town factions.
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Paul
James Hyer
Mortun Als Sane
Wepard
Laildiine
Beauilyide
Motion for New Trial for Albert T. Patrick
Motion for new trial in the Albert T. Patrick case notes a notice filed in New York on July 31. The grounds cite sensory evidence or undisclosed materials, with the hearing returnable on July 9 before the district attorney. The fragment provides limited facts and names the defendant.
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Albert T. Patrick
New York
Albert
Pateieh i
MINER AND OPERATOR ARE DRIFTING APART
In Indianapolis day, miners and operators across central and southwest districts clash over wages. John Mitchell, president of the miners, demands no wage increases or there will be no work. FF L Robbins, for the operators, insists on firm opposition to any raise, with united stance across districts.
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Tidianapolis
Gan
Aal Operatoys
John Mitchell
Central Disweier
FF. L. Robbins
Pittsburg
Cates
Christian Amnesty Sparks Royal Pardon For Offenders
A garbled report notes that after a royal meeting a plan to move in the death chamber was discussed. King Frederick issued a decree granting amnesty to some offenders, freeing martyrs and others tied to the case.
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Copsihagen
Christian Wi
Ian Coffin
Frederick
Edmirable life Association elects Winthrop treasurer
New York today announced that Mlonry R. Winthrop was elected treasurer of the Edmirable Life Assurance company and Chayincey M. Depew resigned as director. The society said it would pursue new business in Australia Russia Norway and Sweden. A new Share Limited rail line was proposed to run daily between the city and San Angeles with plans to operate a higher grade service.
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New York
Lan Ti
Mlonry R. Winthrop
Edmirable Life Assuemnen Eneirety Today
Chayincey M. Depew
Preshtont Morton
Australia
Rusia
Norway
Sweden
Francisco
Inn
Thin City
San Angeles
Southern Pacific Merger Pressure Emerges in House
Washington January 3 The Post reports that immority members of the house committee on Pacific railways met and agreed on action to probe an alleged merger involving Southern Pacific and its tributaries. They plan to introduce a resolution demanding the president transmit to Congress all information held by the Interstate Commerce Commission about the Southern Pacific affair.
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Washington
House
Pacific Railroyag
Cieynen
Pan
Ry Southern Pachh
Bate
Congress
Southern Pacific
Russia Customs Statistics From St Petersburg Report
The article presents Russian customs data with a trade balance in Russia's favor at 2,464,30 dollars excluding the Siberian frontier, and 234,810 dollars for a recent period. It notes 1904 exports and imports figures, highlighting shifts in imports and exports and the impact on the trade balance over the five years.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Siberlin
Gerrer to wed Miss Roose in Cuba ceremony
Havana January 2: President Palmatras Weelded that Dr. Gerrer, Ure Cian nila ister ar Patis, select the wedding predict to he yWel Lo Miss Alles Roose volt, a plan for which were ear mously granted as both Tinwses as coms gress and forwarded to Mr Quesada, the Cuban minister at Washington.
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Havana
Gerrer
Quesada
Jail of Cascade County designated as a black hole
Special dispatch reports Cascade county jail condemned as inhuman and unsafe. Health officer cites damp walls, foul sewerage, lack of sunlight, and overcrowded cells with inadequate ventilation. Prisoners housed with disease risk and no proper intake safeguards. call for immediate action to remedy conditions.
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Cascade County
Great
Paris
County Board of Wealth
Wotal
Sartiinayd
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