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Unusual senate clash over Morris affair and English elections
January 15 1605 senate session features Timmin of South Carolina and Hale of Maine in a heated debate over the Morris affair and policy criticism. A motion for executive session ends the session as discussions shift to British elections with Chamberlain and Churchill figures noted.
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The French President Asserts His Limited Powers
The piece describes M. Follieres as a six-year term president with a strong yet decorative role. It notes separation of church and state favors, a popular wife, and the president’s limited practical authority versus the U.S. model, with powers largely ceremonial and subject to ministry and parliament, despite formal duties like pardons and dissolution.
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Political turbulence and uneasy polls in early era
Fragmentary text discusses a president described as moderate by some and publicans divided on policy. Mentions Americans, Russia, New York events, and social upheavals with references to Husskins and unrest in a capital city. Overall, a snapshot of political strain and uncertain leadership amid turmoil.
Fragmentary Political Commentary From a Noisy Report
A highly garbled OCR style piece references political intrigue and events around a Morris incident, a presidential election, and foreign affairs. It mentions a Mr Watre, a Forger, actors, a Brann, and various named figures amid erratic syntax. The text alludes to committees, speeches, and anticipated transitions in leadership without clear, coherent narrative.
Arrival of Lew Combo as Great Northern president to visit Oregon
Report of Lew Combo, president of the Great Northern, arriving to-day with several officials. He is to meet with Oregon Short Line executives and discuss company matters and potential collaborations. Local rail figures anticipate talks with Campbell and Reeves about leadership and upcoming railroad contests.
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Miner Charged in Fraud Case Tied to Lake County Couple
An elderly Lake County miner, Robinson, is charged with securing £1000 through fraudulent representations involving his partner Minnie Davis. The pair, linked to a California bank fraud, reportedly induced Robinson to relocate with his wife and later withdrew £11,000 without his knowledge. Police believe the case may connect to a San Francisco bank theft. Witnesses describe visits to Lake County and Vallejo Street, with Davis under suspicion alongside her husband.
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Tour by district deputy visits lodges in Montana
Special dispatch from Lewistown July 17 reports District Deputy Bruvel Hilger begins first tour visiting every lodge of the Wiks in Montana. After meetings, he heads to Helena with plans to finish the circuit. details unclear due to damaged text.
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Arizona Delegation Friction Shapes Committee Hearing
In a tense committee room, Arizona figures clashed with others over investigative powers and authority. Chairman Morrison of Michigan sought order as Representative Smith and Mr Powers traded sharp exchanges, interruptions marred the session, and the panel set a formal hearing the next morning to allow orderly testimony and targeted questioning.
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Holiday Truce on Election Day in Turbulent Russia
Report from St Petersburg describes a widespread political stalemate as parties form a coalition of law and order factions while revolutionary efforts intensify. Amid arrests and sporadic violence, small island uprisings declare independent republics, with clashes hampering troop landings at key coastal points.
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Andrew Johnson Estate Petition Seeks Administrator
In the case of Andrew Johnson’s estate an administrator is sought by Sylvester, the named executor, who petitions the clerk for appointment. The petition claims Johnson died intestate with $40 in value and no known relatives, listing a single brother whose name remains unknown. The inquest and further petitions proceed with relatives and Swedish connections noted, with a hearing planned for the 4th.
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Mitchells Plain Talk Sets Tone At Miners Convention
In Indianapolis President Mitchell announces appointments and urges unity with affiliates as he criticizes opponents from the Western Federation and IWW while urging careful consideration of wage and bargaining tactics. He notes past coal market lows and gradual recovery amid a broader prospection of steady mining industry activity.
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Settlement of bounty claims cited in state audit notes
In a contested matter the state auditor cites misprisions and warrants connected to bounty settlements. The record mentions 1160 dollars in alleged excess values and questions legality of certain chits. Authorities hold the funds in escrow while legality is reviewed and payment actions await resolution.
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Mysterious Death Shocks Family in Local Case
A troubling report details the death of Myra McMarrow found yesterday under unclear circumstances. Authorities say her son, Jountaeas Me taneoted, is in custody on charges related to the beating of his elderly mother. the case awaits grand jury action.
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Special Dispatch From Miles City Rates in West Virginia
Fragmentary dispatch reports on a government fencing dispute in Miles City involving a shared SNH project. Authorities and residents discuss action, costs, and timelines amid local tension.
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Stated Meeting Plans By Shamokin Union Officials
A shaky OCR summary notes President Mitchell addressing a center panel and a request to confer with WIDL representatives in Shamokin. The convention aims to discuss mining origins and a favorable progress report.
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Lewistown Ambitious After the Railroads Plan
Lewistown faces a public meeting on railroad plans with Alderman Smith to appoint a committee of citizens. The group will gather statistics on tonnage and routes, seek official input, and explore funding by public subscription to promote railroad development through Lewistown.
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Novel custody suit seeks return of child to Lewistown couple
In a district court filing, Orne Van Dosen accuses his former wife of taking their adopted child to Nebraska after their divorce and then relocating to Lewistown under the alias Mabel E Buyun. He seeks sheriff help to recover the child and a hearing to award custody. Special dispatch notes Burns Night in Great Falls with about 200 attendees. Finlay Maetise to speak with a piper and dancer from Scotland.
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Overcoat Theft Leads to Jail Time in Saloon Row
A man allegedly stole Alderman Henry Thorson's overcoat from Thorson's saloon yesterday while Thorson was distracted. Police tracked the thief to Smith Hing Front saloon, where he pleaded guilty. Justice Staser sentenced him to 7 days in jail. The overcoat was recovered from a room above the saloon.
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Great Falls School Fire Destroys Building and Losses
A dawn blaze in eastern Great Falls destroyed a 150 pupil building housing a renamed school the fire started in the cupola likely from a chimney spark. The roof collapsed after seven minutes before firemen could reach it amid 49 mph winds. About 7000 dollars of contents were lost with 3000 dollars insured. pupils were evacuated safely and plans were made to relocate classes to 17 rooms in the city by noon and a new brick building may rise next spring in Boston Heights.
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Close Call at National Park Seam Laundry Stall
Howard True was caught in a belt at a revolving Valley stall in Livingston on January 17. He was shut in and slammed against walls and ceiling, sustaining severe injuries but not life threatening. He is expected to recover.
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New Incorporation of JON McCracken Company
Special Dispatch to the Standard Livingston June 1 The J ON McCracken company of this city has been incorporated by J N McCracken A A J Apphanan J L Strong Kate N McCracken and Minnie I Cresap The corporation will carry on a general dry goods business The capital stock is 25000 of which 14000 is subscribed McCrackeneld 527 shares and the other incorporators have the balance
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Hugh S. Mead Dies in Washington Treasury Career
Washington January 17 Hugh S Mead the oldest porter in the treasury department died yesterday at his home in Washington He had served in the treasury for four years and was known for his long tenure and steady service within the department.
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