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Death of General Harris Noted by Montana Citizens
Montana mourns the death of General Jen Harris a New York helire and longtime resident of several states. Harris served Louisiana as a U S senator during Reconstruction and later mined in California and Colorado before moving to Montana where he was surveyor general under President Arthur. He remained a steady standout in Montana life for over a quarter century.
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Philanthropy and relief plans for Tapan famine
A government inquiry into the Treppets of sul le in northern Tapan shows famine is severe. Washington discusses an American relief appeal, while Japan proposes its own employment based relief works to aid its people and deter harmful arms finding.
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Foresight on harsh winter and crop fears spreads
An aged observer warns that a mild winter across the East portends a severe crop failure next summer. He cites early bloom in fruit trees, hickory sprouting in January, and predicts wheat sowing and harvest trouble unless deep snow arrives soon.
Allege War and Royal Wedding News Across a Split World
A fragmented, strongly varied set of notes recounts global topics from the war and the Confederacy to the Spanish royal marriage plans. It covers General Wheeler’s Civil War service, Southern leadership, and later U S military roles, plus Alfonso and Ena of Battenberg wedding preparations and court procedures. Also referenced are Wall Street stock moves, Pacific railroad intrigues, and transatlantic political tensions, all in a brisk, period-voice montage.
Chinese Commission Tours U S Naval Academy in Washington
The Imperial Chinese commission, led by the Chinese minister, travels to Washington to inspect the United States Naval Academy. They are accompanied by Chief Clerk Beaby of the state department and Professor Jenks, with several naval officers as escorts for the day.
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Billings Land Office Special Dispatch Reports Senate Action
A special dispatch from Senator Carter states that the Billings land bill passed the Senate and will go to the president for signature tomorrow. The bill passed the House Wednesday.
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Edward Grey Wins Big Majority in Liberal Victory
London July 2 Sir Edward Grey the new foreign secretary has been returned from Burswick-on-Tween by a large Liberal majority in yesterday's elections. The result shows Liberals leading with about 338 seats while Conservatives lag and Labour candidates gain. The campaign across Britain features heavy Rothschild influence in Orkneys and Shetlands delaying meetings due to storms and rough seas.
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King Alfonso and Ena Spend the Day Together in Biarritz
King Alfonso, traveling as the Marquis of Cravadeniga, arrived in Biarritz from Sebastian and visited Princess Ena of Battenberg and her mother at Villa Mourisent. They lunched together and may formalize a marriage proposal during the visit. Alfonso also chauffeured Ena and her mother on an automobile tour and met Lord Dinkey before rejoining the princess at the club.
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Lindeberg Sen Nced Indicted Plea Plea Guilty
Nels Lindeberg, indicted on illegal fencing of public laws, withdrew not guilty plea and pled guilty. Judge Hunt said no leniency due to notice to remove fences. fines of 40 dollars and 24 hours in jail imposed.
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Elks Charity Ball Draws Guests From Regional Towns
A special dispatch reports the Elks charity ball in Melena was a standout success with visitors from Great Falls Butte and eastern Montana. Officials say the total receipts will exceed the amount recorded so far as the event closes.
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Trans-Berlin railroad fully under control in opening
St. Petersburg reports the trans Berlin railroad has resumed full operations as the Berlin implement reservists who had run it for weeks were gradually brought under authority.
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Confirms Senators and Officials in Early Senate Action
Washington reports January confirmations by the senate include Luke By Wright of Tennessee in Japan affairs, George Crbot of New York as auditor of Vorta Riro, Fred G. Hayman as post master of Salon Idaho, with further committee action on a maritime fog signal and harbor safety measures at Mumbholdt May Cod.
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Seton Convicted In Audacious Texas Bond Theft
Augustus Seton was convicted of larceny involving 4800 dollars stolen from a company in Texas. He faced charges over bonds valued at about 21 thousand dollars and was remanded for sentencing. The case reads from a New York report on a notable early 20th century financial crime.
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Roosevelt invites for Alice Roosevelt wedding set for Feb 17
President and Mrs. Roosevelt issued invitations today for the wedding of Miss Alice Roosevelt and Representatios Longworth of Ohio. The ceremony is planned for noon on February 17 as previously announced. A jail storming mob in Lena, Tennessee is reported to be forming to lynch a youth.
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Altruism Talea Translation Readies For Rite
Fragmentary notes translate a Talea passage about restraint and future aging. Dialogue hints at urging patience and self focus while addressing a speaker named George and a wary tone about years ahead. The text reads idiosyncratic and unclear in places.
Quaint and Curious Paris Birthday Note on Theodore Pitan
A few weeks ago Theodore Pitan marked his seventieth birthday at his Avenue Isleber residence in Paris with American literary figures in attendance. Ill health limits his public appearances, yet he continues journalistic work and plans a full statement on the Beecher dispute to be issued by a New York publisher within a month of his death.
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Belasco Story Shows Tricks Of A Minstrel Tale
The article recalls David Helason, a playwright and theatre manager, working briefly as a newspaper reporter. While undercover among tramps to gain color for a piece, he overhears a tale about a farmer's wife giving a mince pie and a tramp seeking her pie recipe. The tramp explains a supposed formula mixing Portland cement with malasee to settle a score.
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VOW ONT STLMANT Lives
Anos L. Carter, a Columbia University student, resides in New York in a shanty on Amsterdam Avenue. He cooks on a small stove, washes dishes at a street pump, and uses tar paper for weather protection. The crude room features a stove, a table, and a long black mat. Carter, 21, supported himself through college at Missouri University before graduating.
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Fragmented historical court remark on jurors and witness honesty
A garbled OCR passage references Qualfiien as a juror, Todge Wilbur retired from a state business, and a judge speaking about hearing one side in the grand jury room. It notes familiarity with evasion, a ventrentians reason for service, and a quip about hearing one side of a case.
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American Scholar Joan Bigelow Celebrates Birthday
Joan Bigelow Ll D an American oil war consul and minister at St Tavish celebrated his eighty eighth birthday this week noting his long career in public service and literary work.
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Portrait of Samuel J. Tilden's Executor and Defender of Arts
A biographical sketch recalls William Cyen Bryant as Tilden’s executor and trustee, president of a library foundation, and early journalist. He authored English and French works on Bayti issues, published a civil war pamphlet, and contributed to journalism for 12 years. The piece frames his mortal challenge to Morley.
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Carrie Nation in Texas Riot and Navy Yard Tablet
Carrie Nation reportedly attacked a Houston saloon injuring property worth hundreds of dollars under Texas law. The story also notes Lord Roberts opening at Woolwich on December 21 and the Royal Artillery theater project. A bronze Mare Island tablet honors Farragut, first commandant.
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Young Kentucky senator hailed as first Blue Grass state’s Civil War era
Judge Faynier, newly elected Kentucky senator, is described as too young to serve in the Civil War yet becomes the first of his kind to represent the Blue Grass state. The piece, interspersed with historical anecdotes, mentions rulers in Europe and a Russian imperial kitchen authority as illustrating distant governance and hierarchy. It also includes a brief anecdote about a girl and a lover in a distant tale.
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Longtime Satsop elder recalls quiet votes and a shared past
An aging Satsop resident, possibly the oldest Indian in the area, reflects on lifelong ties with settlers and his quiet role in voting. The piece situates his aging, peaceful stance, and local residence amid a broader note on governance and salaries in a distant cabinet.
Tannery Destroyed by Fire in Petersburg Grant County
Petersburg Grant county suffered a major blaze last night at the United States Cather Company tannery. The firm valued at about 100000 dollars was destroyed, and no further details on casualties or causes are provided. Local authorities investigate.
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Fire damages Vittorit Square Dock in Montreal
Fire partly destroys Vittorit Square Dock in Montreal causing estimated losses around $200,000. Authorities report no injuries as fire crews battle the blaze and assess structural damage.
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