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Oration on Oratorio Opens Butte Public Performance Tomorrow
The article announces the first public performance of an oratorio by Butte, highlighting preparatory work by the Dea and the expected quality of the chorus and soloists. It emphasizes community support, educational value, and the role of the event in reviving local music culture tomorrow night.
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The City Election and Civic Duty in Butte
A fragmented discussion on upcoming municipal elections, citizen participation, and the role of aldermen. The piece laments low engagement while stressing the impact of local votes on governance and public policy. It notes taxes, party influence, and the power of individual citizens to shape conventions and representation.
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Senator Noohs Stunt and New York Republican Rifts
Fragmented New York Republican leadership faces internal strife over Senator Root and party direction. Critics accuse colleagues of bickering as deference to figures like Pett and Conkling wanes, while some leaders seek a new path and call for disciplined party action and reform.
Fragmented Voice in Turmoil Echoes Across Nation
A distracted monologue laments public discontent and political manipulation, recalling a past era of common people seeking truth. The speaker criticizes media, leadership, and societal collapse while pondering whether genuine understanding persists among citizens and officials.
Prodigal Son Topic at Revival in Parsonage Sermon
A revival message centered on the Prodigal Son was delivered last night at the Mount Vee Baptist church. The speaker urged self examination and warned that those who neglect their faith risk falling into a life of shame and hardship before they can return home to grace.
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Marooned Troops Rescued After River Flood Disaster
A chaotic flood in Chey river region endangers villagers and soldiers. Rescuers evacuate marooned troops and civilians, with homes damaged and families displaced. Officials coordinate emergency relief as floodwaters recede and disease fears rise.
No Parliament Idea Urges Nine-Year Rule
Pem The proposed plan calls for a nine year period without a parliament as the ruler pushes constitutional reform. Representation from provincial assemblies in Peking recently submitted a petition seeking timely establishment of a formal parliament after the interim period.
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Tumultuous Welcome for Man Who Served His Time
A chaotic crowd greeted a released man named Chananaea Teun at a public welcome. Shouts and panicked excitement followed as a crowd cheered and a brass band played. Captain Slipp walked through the scene, and former officials were escorted away amid the tumult.
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New York City Subway Seen As World’s Most Costly
A summary of a 1920s era report notes the New York subway build out as the most expensive globally with projected costs for new lines, extensions, and rolling stock running into billions. The piece mentions overheads for construction, power systems, stations, and operations shaping final expenses.
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Local Council Reelects Officers Amid Year-End Plans
In a regional meeting today, Ed win Fox was re elected president with Charl Green as secretary. TL. H. Schander named manager, IL L. Allan director, and Wf. Martz sergeant as planning begins for the near future and potential additional roles for byes dancer Presperte amid budget discussions.
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Lowry Wounded In Cascade Hotel Slashing Incident
The victim Lowry is recovering after being slashed by Stitt who fled the Cascade area. Stitt reportedly leapt from the Cascade hotel and later fell through a basement window of a new Cascade school under construction. Carpentry workers witnessed the scene as Stitt, still holding a bloodied razor, escaped into the open prairie before authorities recaptured him.
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Daring riotous brawl disrupts Chitage hall event
Jan 3 report from Chitage describes two hundred attendees including many women and girls trapped when laborer Carmina Sleoli entered a venue where lancing and betting occurred. Dancers fled via rain windows and fire escapes. Sleoli was overpowered and jailed after a previous ejection from the hall. Mystery surrounding New York hotel find of former Cleveland mayor L Johnson.
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Mine Unsealed After Fatal Explosion Toll
Cherry week reports the St Fant mine sealed since January 1 will be unsealed tomorrow or Friday. At least 339 killed in the blast. About 40 bodies believed to be in the water at the mine bottom and 29 more still trapped in the second level.
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French cruiser Chateaurenault aground near Arvia Cape Shar tell
The French cruiser Chateaurenault ran aground near Arvia, about Si miles southwest of Cape Shar tell, as heavy seas and high winds hit the fleet. Otter warships attempted to reach the Chateaurenault but the position was critical and fears grew for its crew and vessel.
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Smoking IX Churches In Lima Peruvian Church Scene
A London Chronicle report notes widespread smoking in South American churches. In Tay Merced Lima a congregant savors a cigar during service while a bishop prepares to preach. The preacher wears episcopal robes and covers his chin with a handkerchief to keep ashes off. In Lima Cathedral a catechism is placed in stalls for the chapter.
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SOME HABITS OF THE HOUSEFLY TITER 1
The lecturer describes observing the housefly's habits during studies of its life and behavior. He wonders why a fly climbs up smooth window panes but travels down slanted surfaces when facing a painting. He notes the fly often rests with its head downward on walls and notes these as field subjects for inquiry.
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Two Fatal Train Crashes Claim Multiple Lives
A westbound freight train collided near Loudenville, killing a 28 year old woman and her husband, J. H. Stetock, 60, with another fatal truck collision at Crestline. Charles Edelberger of Waynesville died, and Redelberger and Sigrock were injured. Doerrer's shoulder was crushed and he sustained broken leg and internal injuries.
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Metegric career ends in hospital after fall
New Orleans January report says Lewis Tewkesbury of New York proposed a $3 000 000 hotel project in New Orleans. Iso lies in a hospital in dying condition as a charity patient after a boothback stand fall that fractured the skull. Tewkesbury, once in New York brokerage circles, reportedly spent nearly 300 000 in two months and vanished after marrying a widow, then reappearing to misappropriate 25.00 from her.
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Six Persons Arrested In Connection With Serious Case
Six people were arrested in Cincinnati after a police raid on a residence. The case concerns the death of Mrs. Jesse Vanzandt whose body, bound and gagged, was found at the home. Detectives suspect Jesse Vangrandt, husband of the murdered woman, has spent time at the raided house with Allee Berry, a sister of one detainee, and prosecutors expect her testimony to support charges.
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Freedom for Women Is Urged by Rabbi Wise
Rabbi Stephen Wise voices a sermon arguing divorce should be a right for all women, criticizing laws and courts that favor the wealthy. He emphasizes freedom in education and industry, and says married women deserve options including freedom from marriage and the possibility of divorce.
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Horses Sold for Food in Chicago Report Reveals Local Slaughter
The Illinois State Food Commission report to the state conmission states horses are being slaughtered wholesale in Chicago and the meat sold for human consumption. Meat is distributed as roasts steaks and sausages to free range vendors in Chicago and farming districts. Previously it was believed horses from Chicago were shipped to Copenhagen. now home consumption is noted under a new law. Slaughterhouses are small and "meat" was bought at six cents a pound in a cheap boarding district.
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Congressman Foelker Eyes Tariff Die for Meat Prices
New York January 20 Congressman Otto Foelker proposes a draft bill to suspend the tariff on meat for one year to push prices down. Alderman Frank Dowling plans an ordinance to block storage restraints and curb the sale of meat and fresh foods.
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Mine Worker Slays Family Then Ends Own Life
Jahpeming Michigan reports that April 30, Aytonen, a mine worker, killed his infant child driven by illness in the home. After his wife returned from church he took her to a barn and killed her and himself with an explosive device.
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Sehk Barnes in Omaha fans telegrams for search
Two telegrams dispatched to Omaha by police tonight request a search for Walter Barnes actor linked to the shooting of his wife Mrs Aleta Barnes and Ark Mary Servoss mother in law. Servoss not expected to live. Aleta not believed fatally wounded.
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President Taft’s Brother Suffering From Illness
Henry W. Taft of New York, brother of the president, is reported to be suffering from a slight attack of erysipelas and will be taken to the Good Samaritan Hospital tomorrow. His condition is not serious, and he will be cared for in a suitable place with proper attention.
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