Northwest baseball plans stir Butte again in Northwest circuit hopes
Spokane reports hint that Nuss Hall may exit the Butte club and a Belle manager could return to run a team next season. Developments point to a revived Northwest circuit but no definite date. Observers note cost and park needs as hurdles while Seattle and Portland tensions loom and a possible three or four city league forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Lane
Hutte Club
Ulgit
Cortland
Seadife
Bese Ey
Dagdale
Halt
Butte
Constleague
Old
Afhletie Park
Seville
States
Seattle
Aither
Tert
Holl
Hud Ordon
Northwest
Jengut
Hiatt
Wit
Bert
McCredie
PorUand
Portland
Bic- Crédich
Ela
Dugdale Tna
Minke Ltga
Whian
Lou Eschis
Wnally
Biakte
Jong Une
Russ Hall-8
Coast
Northwest Aver
Jack Grim
Managee Quinn
Spokane Cid
Lier Spokane
Riverside Avenue
Efits
Believe murderer believed to hid fortune in old chest
Hannes City Mo December 21. The pall to-day believes the nurse Mers of Yohanna W Fanning the aged recluse found dead yesterday in the southeast part of the city took 900 in government currency believed kept in an old chest. No clue to the murder as yet.
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Hannes City
Nurs
Yhomna
W. Fanning
Faotine
Eviction of Receivers Over Property Trust Dispute
Receivers appointed for the Mobile, Jackson and Kansas City railroad, including OUTS ATE Im AGAIN, bite, Dec 3 F L, and J L Dantzler, were ousted from possession by a chancery court order. The old management, valued Wednesday, faces an accusatory charge in the ensuing action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bite
F_ L
Weway
J. L. Dantzler
Mobile, Jackson & Kansas City Railroad
Chancery
Oll
Cured Files Mention Image of Mind Bleeding Risk
Fragmentary note mentions cure of a condition with bleeding risk and a reference to a mind related issue. The text is garbled with partial phrases and appears to discuss treatment or health concerns without clear details or verifiable facts.
Official from Great Northern assumes Oregon Short Line post
Balt Lake Des Moines doctor M Davis formerly division superintendent of the Great Northern at Mihot North Dakota arrived today and assumed his duties as assistant general superintendent of the Oregon Short Line colleagues report.
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Balt Lake
Des
M. Davis
The
Great Northern
Mihot
N. D
Hla Dukes
Tia
Oregon
Seattle Coast League split fuels Northwest league bid
Reports from Seattle and Portland indicate the Coast League may seize Seattle territory, threatening the Northwest League. Dagdale and Hall seek options on new grounds while McCredies and others push a Portland backer to keep a Seattle team in a regional circuit.
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Seattle
D. A. Dugdale
Hall
Coast Range
Los Angeles
Ghreat Cur
Seattle Times
Arrest of Captain Louis Wendel Linked to Armory Probe
Captain Louis Wendel of the First Battery faced arrest and a $2,600 bond for a hearing on charges linked to extortion and blackmail at the armory. Magistrate Crim oversaw the hearing while detectives, prosecutors, and witnesses testified about alleged favors and payments by Wendel and aides to secure his position and evade consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tate Wendel
Amiler
Crim
Immorit
Tewan
Francis
Goodman
Perauade Witnersts
Edward Mtav UN
Ant
Northwest May Not Be In That Clan In Games Article
Fragmentary OCR notes suggest a discussion about Northwest possibly not being included in a particular clan or group. The text references an article of the game and compares it to an organized variety, but details are unclear and names are missing.
Oakland Detroit Track Race Results Summary
On the race track Oakland District reports race results. Cherry won the first race with Calia in second and Pucze third. The Futurity course saw Nenie Lue win, Mageave third. Beechwoonk took the fourth race, Clocha L Or second, Fury third. The fifth race covered a mile with Toleman winning, Crowshide second, Governor Taegig third. Time noted 1:18.
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Oakland
Det
Siet Mice
Flee
Stoee Cherry
Calia Erepnd
Pucze
Tithe
Gluir Son
Dlage
Nenie Lue
Savkl
Malu
Mageave
Mila
Beechwoonk
Toleman
Crowshide
Governor Taegig
Horse racing results from a crowded card
Tron Anmelea Leo wins the $1-Wiest race with Dr Logan second Satchel third. Second race seven furlongs won Laughrey second Time 1:0. Fourth race at a mile and a sixteenth handicap variations Dusty Milh Haenond in third. Fifth race Virginia Lorraine wins with St Aloary second Happy Rica third. Sixth race Brooks course Inek Ad jama jon wins with Ding Dang second Baldo third. Time 2:08.
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Tron Anmelea
Leo
Cazader
Dr. Logan
Satchel
Laughrey
Wiird Acs
Fifle
Colonel Branston Wor
Sunis Christian
Serrece
Mimo
Dusty Milh Haenond
Reservation
Virginia Lorraine
Aloary
Happy Rica
Brooks
Inek Adjama Jon
Ding Dang I. Geeend
Baldo
Roth
Jockeys Fall in Turmoil at New Orleans Race Meet
At New Orleans on December 31 three jockeys fell during the third race at the air grounds. One rider was unconscious, another injured, and Jockey Smith suffered a broken leg. Despite the chaos, race results listed winners for each segment with times noted.
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New Orleans
Air Grounds
Sen Fet
Joewey Austin
Noone
Smith
Hisery Gardiner
Avevand
Fariangae Pinsukcker
Foxhall
Cnietta
Ston
John Kouty
Ren Fens
Fompadour
Seeconth
Odd Trivkk
Alan’ Ls
Marry Scott Secont
Polly Print
Pitt
Haritiakis
Teroy Roesehird
Selina
Abe Meyer
Von
Appeal to Farmers for Starving Chinese Aid Call
A distorted report notes EB E. Hirrmann’s transport offer to President Roosevelt to ship grain by urgent line to China’s famine areas. It mentions the American Red Cross urging farmers nationwide to donate grain and wheat while officers seek state support to provide transport and supplies.
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Waulnglan
Der
EB. E. Hirrmann
Hoosavelt
Tranisport
Uratewistite
Ban
Elys
Curmminga
Cowa
Orient
Funeral of Cassatt Held at Philadelphia Church
Simple services marked the funeral of Alexander J. Cassatt president of the Pennsylvania Railroad as his remains were laid to rest in the local church graveyard. The event followed services at the Protestant Uphcapal church with mourners gathered in the Philadelphia area.
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Philadelphia
Uphcapal
Pownttt
Alexander J. Caanatt
Pennay' Jt Railroad
Funeral Rites for Bryn Mawe Widow Attract Small Gathering
The funeral for Bryn Mawe widow drew few relatives and friends with no pallbearers by her wish. Flowers were simple and offerings limited to a few links on the casket. A steady stream of visitors passed the house before services led by Rev. W C Richardson at St Tunes church. The cortege proceeded to Deyn Ainne for burial as rain fell all day and Rev. Dr James Hough dan officiated at the grave. Attendees included Pennsylvania Railroad officials and company executives from east and west of Dittspure.
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Mra
Gocnea Coed
Pensylvania Railroad
Nail
Ines
Dittspure
Ma Che Nnaneti World
Relrands
W. OC. Richardson
St Tunes Church
Deyn Ainne
James Hough Dan
Any
Socialist kills mourner and breaks up funeral
Skirmishes between nationalist and socialist factions flare across Durling East as a funeral procession for a martyred nationalist is attacked. One mourner is killed and two wounded, amid calls for aid from the unemployed unanswered due to lack of funds.
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Cosiilat
Dione
Durlingeast
Nationaliata
Godavilta
Freieri Jabor
President faces worst weather during Virginia lodge visit
The President endured a heavy rainstorm during a Virginia outing at a hunting lodge, soaking the morning. Despite the downpour, a stop at Green Mountain area was completed before he proceeded to Washington that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlottesville
Wan Dee
Teving
Virginie Nunting Lodge
Green Mountain
Waaiington
Four a1Ndoors Admission Denied at Vancouver Gate
Secretary Siraus ruled on applicants seeking admission into the Walled Gates at Vancouver, British Columbia. Four were rejected on grounds they may incur charges while others were discharged. The four admitted will reside in San Francisco.
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Washingtom
Siraus
Hindnos
Vancouver
3. C
Witl Lorate
San Francisco
New York Stock Exchange Trading Roundup
The produce exchange of New York shifts focus from grain provisions and staples to mining, industrial metals and ash stock sectors. Current activity shows mining and industrial stocks actively traded on the New York Stock Exchange amid changing market sectors.
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New York
Tee
Produce Exchange
Lanatrial
Asher
New York Stock Exchange
Views of Scientists on Man of the Future
A Columbia University gathering of the American Association for the Advancement of Science discussed the “American of the future” as tinier stronger more intellectual and humanitarian, with Dr McGee noting lifespans lengthening from 24 25 to about 27 years over centuries. John D Rockefeller was cited as typical of future Americans, his wealth incidental to a universally enduring capable character. Other talks covered ancient Crete gambling devices resembling roulette, a plant disease survey, and the theory of fairy rings indicating soil excretion from growing plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dec
Alderican Association For the Advancement of Science
Columbia University Agaliy
McGen
St Louis
McGee
I. Paber
Morrow
Tomorras
Rockefeller
Rockefelite
Charles I. Hawea
Crete
Algo
Department of Agriculture
Reverses Land Office Placer Ruling in Interior Action
Special dispatch reports the Interior Secretary reversing a land office decision on a placer claim held by Schweitzer Beek and Tarra Cotta Co. The ruling returns to the original location rules and allows resurvey along the original place lines rather than a subdivision line survey. The company invested $33,003 in improvements and sought relocation after a deputy surveyor error placed the claim away from its true site.
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Btrni
Ileieno
Dee. O
oMee
Secretary of the Interior
Schweitzer Beek
Tarra Cotta Company
Tt & Monument
Collections at New York Reach Record Year Totals
New York customs receipts for the year rose to 26,909,485, surpassing all prior records. Imports totaled 776,142,702 with exports at 617,083, etc. Domestic exports and yearly comparisons show significant gains over 1905, driven by December figures and overall port activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Staurn
Sur- Passea
Claims Letters Bearing on Thaw Case
Pittsburg December 3 Charles J Helman father of Evelyn Nesbit Thaw’s mother says his family will attend the New York Thaw trial to offer information. He claims to possess letters bearing on the case kept in a safe deposit box and notes the contents are rightfully important though not disclosed at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Charles J. Helman
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Governor Denies Report on Dismissal Status
Governor general Kaujbars denies a published report of his dismissal but signals likely retirement upon Parliament’s dissolution. A new ministry, scholars say, will be formed after the convocation of Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oueesa
Ceneral Kaujbars
Pope Leo X XII Body to Transfer Private Ceremony
The Oaservatora Ro nang to-day announced that the transportation of the body of Pope Leo X XII from St. Peter's to the Church of St. John Lateran will be strictly private. No date for the ceremony has been determined upon.
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Rome
Lee
Ro Nang
Leo X XII
St. Peter's
Church of St. John Lateran
Grand Admiral von Hoos ter retires from German navy
Berlin announces the retirement of Grand Admiral von Hooster, inspector general of the navy, a key figure in the development of Germanys naval forces. The decision was made public today, marking the end of a significant era in the fleet.
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Berlin
Dec
von Hooster
Land Leasing in Hawaii Auction Succeeds at Parker Bid
Honolulu bidders win 24 acres of government land at auction with Parker ranch owners as successful bidders. Annual rent set at 3610 dollars. Twenty one year lease term noted for the 24.00 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Devil—Leates
Parker Ranch
Gans to Fight Nelson in Weigh In and Weather Watch
Promoters plan a light heavy showdown as Joe Gans and Herman Lankfield prepare for a 10 round bout at 2 pmweather troubles snow and thaw threaten the event Officials set a 23 3 for weigh in with a 2400 purse and 40 split to the winner Gans declares he trained for distance aiming to outlast Lankfield while Nelson targets a Brilet clash if the other plans falter Training notes emphasize readiness to fight through a storm and keep to the schedule despite the elements
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Tonopa
We. Dee
Joe" Gana
Donopan
Piero
Bell
Fentera
Speciatora
Shalese Iarauls
Queensberry
Jack Welch
San Franecisco
Thera
Lew Howat
Ada Ryan
Chicago
Bank defaulter case under investigation in New York
A Canadian government inquiry in New York questioned brokers Arthur C. Vaughn W H Goadby and Charles B Laidlay about alleged private speculation with funds from the wrecked Stt Gharlo Bank of Canada. Witnesses denied knowledge of any improper use while asserting they did not question cash investments offered to them.
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New York
Doogle
Fall Aled
Charlea McGh
Gharlo Bank of Canada
Arthur C. Vaughn
W. H. Goadby
Charles B. Laidlay
McGil
Jvhea
T. Peice
Fragmented OCR: The Standard and Religious Items
A garbled OCR listing varied topics and titles from The Standard newspaper. It mentions The World Photographed, Teachers' castings, a Holy Bible reference, and items like Anaconda and Macedonia, reflecting a damaged page with mixed entries and ad-like snippets.
Local robbery charge filed in Cleveland hotel case
Our expert Ty Thounle reports from Lesington Ky on December 31 that H. Wrron of Cleveland, known as Kil Broad, a noted Milardt expert, was to-day charged with robbing the Leonard hotel where he was staying of $42. Vienna Bee reports $1. Also noted, Lord Amcrissy de Seden has been appointed that Secretary of Ee Agutrian sm basay at Warhington.
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Lesington
H. Wrron
Cleveland
Neal Milardt
Leonard Hotel
Vienna
Bee
Am Crissy de Seden
Warhington
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Morley
Callternt
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Becklé
Harry O'Gormay
Terry John
George Foraytha
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Pinna Kent
Li Miixhtl
Russ Tall
Spokane
Rulle
Irlena
Vareniver
Helena
Angeonia
Vanrowyer
Olllawer
Suort Tinh
Siegel Clothing Co
AliMede of
Nugdnte
Courag
Millionaires Court
Wncomin
Sivekals
George Shreedey
Mike Lynch
Degdale
Oregent
Big Teague Pisyera
Enon
Afike Kelly
Minneapolis
Louis Wendel
Wendel
Poleo Court
Famo
Tly
Abraham ‘Levy
Birdavy
Charley Albert Eavineato
Xenecet
Otica
Berg
Jon G. Jensen
jArenarse
Armory
Walter c. Stultty
Weel
Caplan Wender
Fiward Anstin
Enel- Teer
Tuli
Craples & Stiebel
Otle
Arets
Franz_Groth
Otte Winister
Tam Wueha
Smwellings
Orleans
Mark
Will, Anmio Mining Stocics
Mecketoner
Astedent Gamblve
Land Office
Thaw
Case
Tosh
ERMAN
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Dutloge
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Bans
Brite
Ty Dark
Joe Tina
Riley Atterontea
Gans
Herman
Gana
Harman
Galne
Wenal
Nelson
Terman
Petan Ik
Seeamea
Atanrard
Sabneribere
Atyte
wAltian
Catholi Church
America
Opal
Mianonia
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