George Cunningham Blasted at Leonard Mine Blast
George Cunningham aged 97 of 215 South Dakota street was killed in a blasting accident at the Leonard mine. His partner Clements Manumen 505 East Broadway was slightly injured as a blast misfired and debris caused the fatal injuries. Coroner Drew and Deputy State Mine Inspector McGrath were summoned to the scene.
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George Cunningham
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Leonard Line
Clements Manumen
East Broadway
Cunningham
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Drew
McGrath
New York Considers Building Height Reduction Amid Skyscraper Debate
The Indianapolis News reports New York City may regulate building heights to curb congestion and improve living conditions. Regulators point to Berlin Hamburg and other cities with height limits, arguing tall structures harm streets and economics. Proponents say a 150 foot cap could stabilize skylines and boost nearby real estate values.
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Indianapolis News
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Berlin
Hamburg
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Hanover
United States
Miners and engineers count stalls as ballot tally drags
With only one-sixth of ballots counted, officials of the Western Federation of Miners and engineers union faced a slow tally as clerks and fridges in Butte reported the count would take days. A total of 3,210 votes were cast with 33 opposition for every office except conductor and vice president, where D. M. Gartisle and Charles C. Whitcley led.
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Butte Ainers
Mernnis
Tin Western Federation of Aliners
Invatt Union
Engineers Union
D. M. Gartisle
Charles C. Whitcley
Fred Martin AccMent Involved In Fatal Winter Crash
Fred Baker, aged 95, was admitted to Murray hospital last night with severe injuries after a sleet slick crash near Liilee Ave. Police report the crash as a fatal incident involving the elderly man and another vehicle.
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Murray Hogpitdt
Butises
Avoe
Bank Record of Hotel Arrivals and Casualties Inside Montana
A long OCR list shows numerous hotel arrivals and names from towns like Glendive, Anaconda, Helena, Great Falls, and Missoula, with scattered mentions of Great Falls and St. Paul. The fragment ends noting 21,609 bank employees in Ports, Preece, and a fatal ground fall on Daly Street.
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Bulle
P._ Arnald
Hnaleane
Mra. C. Tutrie
Poe
Olny Gal Moore
Three Forks
T. E. Pitugerail
Paul
A. German
Telona
T. T. Buller Bt
Martin Durkin
Marti Dunham
Great Falls
Berne Morva
Comstod
St. Pauts
Jeewith
Helena
Arthur ‘Tuttle
Boulder
J. T. Hooper
Denver
John’ Gines
Tosi
Aira
DU Jones
Leverne
Mit
Wow
Perry
Jimmy Ortloway
Grant Walia
Dan Fealty
Livingston
SL Bundage
Illan
Unsuitable Cure Claim Promises Free Rheumatism Remedy
Fragmented OCR style ad from Syracuse area, featuring Mark Fl Jacks of Spracne New York offering a rheumatism cure with promises of free samples and payment by mail. Includes dubious testimonials and appeal to readers to send money and address for the remedy.
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Ety
Welle
Markaf
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Guener
Syracuse
Verdict of Coroner's Jury Blames Northern Pacific
The coroner's jury in Missoula finds that Pearl Carr and Joseph Senders died on Memorial Day when struck at a crossing by a Northern Pacific Railway passenger train. It attributes the death to negligence in maintaining the crossing and improper train operations. The inquest concludes after three days with jurors submitting their names.
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Pacife
Hoon Hekl
Pearl Carr
Joseph Senders
Partieg
Northern Pacific Railway
Salt Northern Pacitic Railway
Oxerodini
Myton
Fred Cowan
Gowany
Jwers
Marsh
Mr. Gowan
No More Cancinnate Kangas React to Cincinnati Decision
The text records a chaotic quote about a player named Kangas declaring he will not wear a Cincinnati uniform again. He states willingness to play for Kansas City if allowed, while George Joting notes in Chicago. The passage reflects a contentious sports transfer moment with inconsistent name spellings.
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Cincinngti
George
Tite
Chicago
Cincinnati
Kansas
Notable 19th Century Real Estate Transfers List
A garbled OCR record lists multiple 19th century property transfers. Names include Kerminn Meyer, Mary Casey, Charles Johnson, Butte Land and Caycaiment Company, Thomas Donan, William Case, and Harold Barrett. Properties feature lots, blocks, additions, lodes, and building sites with nominal values such as $1 and $3,309.
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Mary Casey
Bluck
Nomevale Additon
Clark-Montana Healty Contiming
Gromens Vogel
North
Standard subscribers urged to pay weekly rate
The notice announces a new weekly subscription price for the Standard daily and Sunday editions starting June 1. It states a nationwide advance rate of $7.00 and encourages readers to subscribe to Monting's Beat News paper via the popular subscription voice.
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Earrier
North America
Beat News
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