Eighth Grade Pupils Prepare for Exams in Anacanga
Eighth grade students in Anacanga schools gear up for the State examination held Thursday and Friday. Promising pupils face promotion debates between midyear and annual systems, with plans to expand high school access and review opportunities.
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Anacenga
Nah Grammar School
County Examiuing Board
May Me High
Jéssié Blackstone
Brianna Sutherland
al Tirst
Pu Pila
Wie
Montana
Hlar
Inon
Stage'n Nations unlom meets this evening
City notices wrap a busy docket with bus bargains at Stage'n Nations unlom and Central Labor conacit meetings tonight. Local residents Dr J 3% and J F McLanahan of Bullets register at the Montana hotel amid a flurry of social and professional updates.
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Unlom
Conacit
Tonlent
J. F. McLanahan
Montana
Coming week to unfold in Congress and world events
The week promises action in Congress as the unfinished penal code and the deficien cy appropriation bill move forward with large sums for war and navy. In New York City Heinze faces arraignment on indictments. Abroad, naval movements at Rio Janeiro and Punta Arenas frame a volatile week as political debates resume in state legislatures and Franc e faces a critical policy interpellation.
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Bilimtian Canal
War
Navy
Aldrich
Committee On Finance
Hottie
Io Janeiro
Straits of Magellan
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Cal- Ino
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Buenosa Ayres
Montevideo
Rio Janeiro
Punta Arenas
Whode Island
Kentucky
United States
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Rhore Island
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Colt
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North Caroline
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Ammons
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American Livestock Association
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Partio
Organize Indoor Baseball Team Meets in Anaconia
Burton and basehit experts plan an indoor baseball team in Anaconia with a meeting called by Bere Schill to arrange preliminary steps. If formed, a game with Autte teams is discussed for next week. Jimmy Melule is arriving soon to join the intended roster. John Morris may join from Grind Forks.
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Burton
Bert Gehsils
Anaconia
Bere Schill
Jinmy Melule
Vetere
Boston Americans
John Morris
Victims of Explosion Await Burial
An explosion killed three people. Undertaker Marsh brought home the bodies of Johnsen, Mali, and others, aged 81 and something like why the text is garbled. The deceased were from Gren, with one member linked to the Fraternal Order of Eagles. The local lodge planned funeral arrangements.
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Gren
Johnsen
Tint Mali
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Bragles
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Easa
Ehorgy
Thio
Vinal cure for consumption fears in Anaconda
An advertisement claims Vinal strengthens digestion and blood, improves appetite and cures chronic coughs and wasting, urging readers with weak lungs and colds to try the product. It promises a money back guarantee and lists Cho Smilin Drag as a seller in Baltic via Newbra Drug Company.
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Anaconda
London
Baltic
Newbra Drug Company
End of Court Martial Hints for Sture Fel Verdict Soon
The article notes the nearing end of the court martial of General Sture fel over Port Arthur surrender and hints an early verdict. It mentions wider interest in the Canadian labor situation and Lemieux’s explanation of the arrangement with the Japanese government during the recent Sinan vacation, with scant details released to the public.
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Sultas
Abdel Agigys- 2
Sture
Fel
Port Arthur
St. Peteravurg
Ouy
Lemieux
Sinan
Two Suspects Taken In Missoula Freight Car Theft
Two men identified as Charles Chage and J Dorn were arrested by Chief Miller and jailed after confessing involvement in a freight car break in the Northern Pacific yards. A phonograph valued at 20 and 68 records at 60 cents each were taken and later recovered as officers chased leads and located the suspects attempting to sell goods to a woman. A third man is believed involved but not yet captured.
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Missoula
Jan
Charles Chage
J. Dorn
Palice Millar
Chase
Dorn
Northern Pacific
Fterit
J. M. Crgis Music Company
Chitt Miller
District Court Cases Include Robbery Charge and Condemnation Suit
In district court Judge Webster presided over criminal and civil matters. A robbery case against Popowien was arraigned with the defendant pleading not guilty. Railway Co versus Judge Knowles concerns a condemnation to acquire land on South Missoula for a right of way. Marie Higgins sues Maris Senlosenus over a shop site on Higgins Avenue with a hearing set for June 22.
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Webster
Maris Senlosenus
Min Plainitt
Higgins Avenue
Building dispute sparks court trouble in small town
Mintoula, charged by Malicious Mischief, pleaded not guilty as trial was postponed. Court heard a fight over a key in a stovehouse allegedly given by viewer John Cope. Potts claims loss of use. Portis accuses Potts of mischief, breaking the ear of the visco, stealing the key, and discarding belongings.
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Mintoula
Phillips
Fn Btovehouse
John Cope
Ais. Potts
Barilette
Dirs. Portis
Missoula stage manager’s wife suffers stroke in theater
Missoula January Rough incident reports Mrs Toe McNowe ald, wife of the stage manager and known comedian at the Cent heater, received a stroke causing paralysis in the upper body. Dr. J Buckley was summoned and attended within an hour. she remains in serious condition.
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Missoula
Jan
Toe McNoweald
Centheater
J. Buckley
Canadian Secretary Returns From the Orient
The Canadian secretary of state and the minister general returned from a mission to Japan aboard the steamer Mugoalia. They had been sent to seek an agreement to restrict Japanese immigration to Canada and resolve tensions over bans and quotas. The party, guarded by Pope Aine, is to depart for Otsawas.
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Vranelseo
Jai
Joseph Poye
Camnutian
Snd
R. Lemieux
Japan
Lemire
Canada
Vancouver
Monrbile Tragedy In Bulgarian Park Attacks Crops of Town
News from Monrbile reports a deadly massacre near Mounstir in Macedonia where a large band ofGreeks swooped on villagers during a festival at the public park. Many villagers died, including women and children, with reports of 1 to 43 victims.
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Jons
Bulgaria
Dragosh
Mounstir
Macedonia
Nnde
Fc Ds
Three Brothers wreck case leaves crew saved by natives
The steamship Vik Sang struck rocks near China and sank after hit by the Three Brothers. The chief engineer and four crewmen drowned. The captain and most of the crew were treated well by natives but belongings were stolen and the remainder of the crew were detained until Chinese officers were contacted. They were escorted to Swatot.
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Amey
Ghina
Inn
Vik
Otara
Swatot
Army of Unemployed Invades Boston Church Scene
An estimated crowd of unemployed protesters, led by Mozzly J. Swift, gathered at Trinity Church in Copley Square Boston. They disrupted a sermon by Rev Alexander Mann, pressed for a state and city duty to the unemployed, and attempted to deliver resolutions denouncing the governor. Swift was arrested for holding a public meeting without a permit before dispersing.
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Moazylgoy
J. Swift
Stele House
City Hall
Boston Lommon
Trinity Church
Copley Bavare
Alexander Mann
Iin Biale House
Swift
Brother of Murderess Follows Sister's Lead
Krasne Usinsk Russia Jan 18 M, president of the local zemstvo was shot today by a brother of Mile Ragozinnskaya the murderess of General Maximoffsky director of the department of pricons of interior It is supposed the murder today was in revenge for the refusal of M Svirlduff la maria any move in behalf of Mile Ragozinnikova during her trial Mile Ragozinnikova daughter of a teacher at the Imperial Conservatory of Music of Perm province presented herself as the weekly recipient of General Maslineftsiy in St Petersberg and fired seven shots at the general six taking effect At the police station a large amount of explosives was found in her corsage Mile Ragozinnikova was hanged on Oct a1.
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Russia
Zemstivo
Mile
Ragozinnskaya
Maximoffsky
Ministry of the Interior
M. Svirlduff
la Maria
Mile Ragosinnikova
Mile, Ragozinnnikova
Imperial Conservatory of Music
Perm
Maslineftsiy
St. Pestersberg
Ragozinnikova
Dyspepsia Cure Promises Relief and Free Sample
A dialogue features Mr White touting Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure that digests all foods, relieves stomach strain, and boosts energy. He offers a free sample from F. A. Bruart Co at 160 Stuart Brig., Amaranall, Mich, claiming the tablet packs one grain that equals 2,000 grains of feed.
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White
Black
Mr. Whitn
Stuart
Earth
Nad & Stommel
Iren
Adérese
F. A. Bruart Co
Stuart Brig
Amarajall, Mich
Prominent Northwest Woman Noted As Frontier Character Dead
Pioneer rancher and frontierswoman Alexahe Ger De Coten, known as the “Head Shot” for her marksmanship, dies at Conconully after a long illness. Born to Spanish parents aboard a Madrid ship, she built a life from Spokane to Okanagan, marrying multiple partners and leading the “Sheep Shoot” ranch era. Her courage, charity, and fearless riding earned statewide affection and a large funeral in Okanogan county.
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Here
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Okanagan County
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Happy HI
de Colen
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Bragging Warning From the Detroit Free Press
A misformatted notice warns readers against bragging about dangerous stunts from last summer. It lists reckless acts such as carrying loaded guns and thawing dynamite, urging restraint to avoid harm and preserve safety during the holiday season.
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Youthful crop thrives almost anywhere says New York Press
The New York Press notes a world-old crop of youths grows well most anywhere, despite tardy spring and harsh winters. It highlights resilience and widespread suitability of this metaphorical harvest, suggesting adaptability across conditions.
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Oata
New York
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