Remonstrances Signed Over Indian Lands Authority
Party petitions and remonstrances discuss allotment and settlement of lands in the valley. Proposals include allocations to Livdinae for twenty one years, with emphasis on North Dakota reservations and the Northern Montana region. The document mentions tribal notices, potential relocations, and the impact on Indiana communities in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grete
BoHayng
Inala
Valiey
Levet
MenPes
Hngke Litigary
Mui Colne Tive
Rentonstrances
de Hicerio
Montana
Roosevelt Visit Sparks Debate On Diplomacy And Warship Rights
A fragment discusses whether President Roosevelt can travel abroad or visit Kiel in a diplomatic gesture, citing prior visits and the use of a warship near American and foreign waters. It questions limits on presidential travel and the diplomatic implications for U.S. relations with China and East Asia, suggesting potential implications for future visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bevdin
Roosevelt
Eeenin
Tonegearih
Lengwerth
Biondeut
Smather
Kiel
Beperoy Wuun
Washington
Tnimak
Little Cupid Slumbers Neglecting His Affairs
A garbled historical note discusses Cupid figures, a Bilge reference, and a court setting in a Yellowstone area, mentioning many suits over the past year. Stakes include marital matters and public nuisance, with speculative implications on weddings and social behavior.
FIshers Die in Storm Survive Fifteen Hundred Death Toll
In Jlesnjigfors Finland a storm wrecked fishing boats. About 1,000 people and their horses were swept into the sea. One week later 200 survivors reached Fred inkshim, with dozens more missing and fate unclear as crews search the coastline for the others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Inkshim
Fire collapse at Metropol station injures several, one fatality
A dramatic fire at the Metropol station on the West Shore line caused extensive damage and a fatality. Several injured passengers escaped as a brick wall collapsed and gas lines threatened an explosion. Authorities reported about $2000 in damages and described the scene as chaotic with multiple structures toppled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolin Strebl Railway Company
Tee Fedex
Chaemia
Ayra
Speeghers
West Shore Railroad
Marts Serfiah
bUriel
Theyre Whooping It Up for the Pacific Trade
Reports from Shanghai cite near term expansion of Pacific trade as Japanese shipyards race to build new vessels while shipping lines adapt to a broader maritime code. Consul notes Taihouse efforts and cabling from Shanghai mention vessel tonnage and trade projections amid wartime pressures.
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Washington
Gene Ore
Tegers
Shanghai
Musas
Kurd
Aarine
Las Triers
Pacific Witers
Saya
Campwies
Dawn
Ree Baling
Creed Pratt
Ligheld
Mali
Village of Lavernola Built on Rock Disaster Report
Fragmentary notes describe Lavernola village built on rock, a perpendiculary area near a river, with a collapse causing homes to be swallowed by a bake and casualties. Details are garbled with no clear dates or authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavernola
Speculation Rises Over Railroad Engineer Expedition Near Lewistown
A March 1 report from Lewistown suggests a party of railroad engineers is traveling toward Billige surveying current routes. Local belief centers on a possible deal between Milwaukee interests and Montana officials as Imperial Chinese commissioners arrive to study national conditions, with Paul leading the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Billige
de Montina Raihroad
Kionthiarniv
Nike
Milwaukee
St Vaal, March
Paul
Chicago theater plans and hotel deal amid Loop redevelopment
A fragmented Chicago item notes promoter Sellers Largy touts another show in the Loop with a spring opening in 149%. It mentions a $500 stake, seating plans, Weber & Field brands, and a pending Mitchonae series. Construction affects properties in the Loop as a hotel deal nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber & Field
Vie ‘Hanes
Satch Wright
Mitchonae
Canciny Sai Vite
Vladivostok as her phoenix Russia to profit by the war
A detailed dispatch discusses Vladivostok's role and potential gains from the ongoing war, noting shifts in trade routes and the impact on Shanghai, northern China, and Manchuria. It describes U.S. and European interests in developing the port, the strategic railroad plans, and the broader aim of boosting investment and production tied to wartime commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vladivostok
Russia
Shanghai
Manchuria
China
Hues
Evan Rai Shiy
Chinese East Railway
Alt Elmigeg
Fieinites van Be Pak Tie Minerivse
Hue
Dinter Ie Optimistie
Marbeky
Wilt
Thanx
Lopeed
Solvent disputes cloud the Life Insurance probe
A lengthy 1901 audit of Life Livsuranies cempany finds errors of judgment in contracts with Western Agency and notes grass errors in expenditure. Examiners fault management but deem the institution still viable, while local events in March report a braking accident in Ohio and a murder case in Columbus as authorities pursue suspects amid a city daylong standby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake City
Mogrird
Compiny
Mie
Fragmented OCR narrative on wartime political shifts
An incoherent OCR fragment discusses campaigns and unrest in the United States and abroad, mentioning Beosowel, revolutions, and a late January date. It references South Dukeki and southern gaits, with scattered names and places amid a chaotic political scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Dukeki
Wien
Civil War General John Schofield Death Report
Fragmentary obituary notes the death of General John Schofield, Civil War veteran, with references to his service, family, age, and burial details. The garbled text mentions his wife, a young daughter, and military recognition, plus scattered names and events from the era.
Million Dollar Field Proposed for Columbia
A plan for a $1,000,000 athletic field at Columbia University is floated by Trexktent Burley. The proposal envisions a combined campus sports complex including an athlete field and facilities for future school athletic events, with waterway concerns noted near the Peter river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Lew York
Castine
Burley
Ming
Peter Civer
Athletefeld
Cuntishill Ituhies
Fuhure
Tougue
Emancipation Debated as Serfs Remain Tied to Land
In St Petersburg on March 4, discussions marked the emancipation anniversary with Agrarianist and liberal voices debating the lingering peasant bondage. The era’s complex politics and social strain are analyzed as workers face debts and incomplete freedom under the old system.
Pike's Peak Expedition Planned for Next Fall
March 4. W R Wray of the Cale exploration notes a planned army backed expedition to Pike's Peak to mark the discovery by Captain A McP Pike. A large detachment will participate with preparations for a celebration near Port Riley. Several thousand troops may gather with Indian tribes attending the event as part of the mountain region festivities.
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Pike's Peak OR
Bust
Wistington
Mareh
Colo
Pike
A. Mc Pike
Fike
Rocky
Charlo Speings
Port Riley
Wainmibher
Wray
Leutys
Ladin Bon
Ulee
Capital of Leyte Island Sinks in Enormous Loss
An unclear report from Micro. Maven details a vast destruction on Leyte Island including damaged looting and warehouses. References to Taelobun and vie teluid of Leste appear garbled. Mentions of King Edward and an emperor at maneuvers are incoherent.
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Leyte Island
Vie
Leste
Tre
Assiataner
Hevlin
Masel
Ealward
Mert
Broshan
Othe
Sondamter
Edward
Elevator accident tightens grip on Wis city building
Verne Van Ness, an elevator operator, suffered repeated shocks and near-fatal drops as the shaft malfunctioned in a Wis city building. A second incident followed, with the elevator behaving erratically, the operator reporting it unsafe and vowing not to work until repairs were completed.
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Pwo
Verne van Ness
Wirbourovitdine
Livtte
van Ness
Bei Catkins
John
Jegaat
Lins
van Less
Xonte
van Wess
Dow
Theo
Wearn
Va Nest
Wis Edevalor
Pete Stratgely
The Theater Criticised In Saint Paul Rant
A harsh critique of theaters denounces nightly attendance as moral decay and warns of social ills. The piece condemns patronage of “decadency” venues and laments danger to Christian values, calling for vigilance against venal entertainment.
After Delightful Trip They Go to Housekeeping
Washington reports Representative and Mrs. Nicholas traveling to Washington from a citified wedding. They arrived aboard the Southern railway at 7:50 PM and proceeded to Eighteenth Street residence, where Mr. Longworth’s staff awaited.
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Washington
Nicholas Toangwarhh
Citi
Lenkworth
Mr. Longwartt
Eighteenth Street
Mr. Longearth
Monument Ceremony Sparks Lone Tree and Walnut Planting
Governor Megs arrived in the capital and lay in state as crowds gathered at the state house. A plan was announced to plant a pecan tree at the head and a walnut at the foot of a grave, tied to a memorial to Texans and their land of trees as the crowd reflected on the monument and the state’s heritage.
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Astrid
Eivie
OVOIS
Ranperor Alexan Ho
Atl Pesos
Obouranis
State House
Tome
Texas
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NASA Atlouses
Vibe
Vatlee Ponies
Tin Staliss
Su Araig
Datinns
Mackie
Angriculuind Hutihs
Erik
Culbertson
Big Muddy Valley
Indiana Shell
Cho
Mars
Senetor Hansbrough
North Bakotw
Oer
Durie Mountain
Usin
Kitais Tin
Little Cupid
Merven Achnes
Birereis
QUT
McLay Pe
Sellers Largey
Chicago
Mare
Watt T. Block
Cory Yay Saya
Dhac
M.S
Shimon Heresy
Manelwil
Lady
Port Arthur
Clive
Americas
Shanghei
Patutl
Saul
Taperini
Vidi Vortuk
Slkeaghal
Talngta
Tientsin
Sagusih
Kole Une Wie
Aed As
Eeumegnenery Tie” Jumediaye Henaid
Salladed
Cate
Adivertak Ium
Harti
Fatlawett
Dew Een Mranitsod
Wade
Ratoertion
Rael
Abe Chine
Chars Meryantes
Segielayst
Thrugg
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Chima
Goa
Suyl Reedawis
Uierefers
Daug
Itissin Vany
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Bais
Field
Ohio
Davis
Columbus
Beralf
Wek
Winkie
Gait
Amazon
Pounder OF
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Leis
Ef Pampbell
Alelly Baeuime
Jown Schofield
Mates
Cea
John Scholekd
Epyebra
Hema
Nii
Kenoheld
Willy Vito
Wales
Marvel T
Rumbling
Sevan
Tory Aphis Wat
Agilasian
MLSEN
Tessian Js
Petersburg
Jos
Cage Dreary
Bertuse
Flevator
the Theater
Archbishop Glennon
Lewin
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