Freight Car Wreck Delays Great Northern Train Entry
Passengers on the Great Northern train from Hetwan and Great Eats faced a long wait as a freight wreck blocked a tunnel entrance. Crews struggled to clear the track overnight, meals were improvised at Basin, and a local court panel entertained cases while the stranded passengers endured the delay.
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OWEN
Butte
Filins
Inountaly Iteck
Basin
Standard
Délin O'Neill
Suit for Possession of a Valuable Racer
A damaged report details a court case in which Ravhen Judge Lyne presided over the suit of Jack F. against J. Twin involving a horse named Birdie Charley Doherty. The plaintiff seeks recovery and an accounting of earnings from the horse, with testimony focusing on ownership and responsibility for expenses. The defense argued about control of the horse and related funds, but the court limited certain witnesses. The case was scheduled to be argued the following morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyne
Datrist
Hlacher
Jack F
J. Twin
Horsemen
Facher
Charley Doherty
Buttes
Dunn
Fisenor
Gex O
Sofi Dunn
Argurd
Sailors Die by Gas in Seattle Hotel
Two young sailors from Milwaukee based at Puget Sound navy yard Bremer Stann were found dead by asphyxiation in a Seattle hotel morning. They had attended a local theater, registered after the show, and left a wake up call for six. The room radiator or gas valve was only partially turned off.
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Cean
Bartha
eTudge J
MelMatton
George Wortman
Sharif
John J. Oneill
Geo Men
True
Butte
Lou Frank
Negra Porter
Seattle
Marvel
Ifieka
Barrett
Cruire
Milwaukee
Pugefound Navy Yard
Bremer Stan
Heartle
Two youths hire horses and try to sell them
John Neeley and Fred Daniels, two youths who hired saddle horses for a country trip, took the animals to Houndup and attempted to sell them. They were arraigned in Tawistown. Neeley declined to plead and will appear in district court Monday. Daniels admitted guilt. Beare will be disposed of by the same time.
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Standard
Tawistown
Marcel
John Neeley
Fred Daniels
Houndup
Elas
Corner
Daniels
Ua Beare
Danhness
Wullge Stewart
Suits For Young Men From 6 50 To 30
An old time clothing notice promotes men’s suits for youths up to age 24. It touts affordable prices from 6 50 to 30 and highlights a carefully selected, attractive stock with attentive customer service. The ad emphasizes quality and savings in a wide display of garments.
Men’s Spring Neckwear and Gloves Ad Preview
February fashion note highlights men’s neckwear and gloves with light, smart styles. Local store chief emphasizes fresh silk designs and wide selection, promising new arrivals, bright spring tones, and varied shapes in stylish textiles.
Gloves Sell Well In Variety Of Styles And Fits
From 50c to 2.00 dollars gloves are offered for dress business or evening wear. Good fitting well wearing sorts available.
Which We Have Directed on Greatest Energies in Laydag Net
Prices listed as 3.50 and 5.00 dollars for men’s apparel with a broad assortment advertised. The note claims products are superior to other markets and priced about a dollar cheaper than similar items sold elsewhere.
Fragmented undergarment ad with garbled text
A damaged OCR snippet advertises underwear with awkward phrasing about comfort and fit. It mentions various styles and prices in a stream of disjointed terms, lacking clear product names or measurements.
Complete Satisfaction in Clothing for Men
A local advertising notice touts complete satisfaction in ready made clothing for men. It extols all wool fabrics, meticulous handwork, and superior tailoring, claiming durable fit and style. The piece asserts steady, loyal customer support despite competition and notes ongoing effort to win more business.
Spring Showing Impresses Despite High Standards
A spring exhibition showcases strong performances with notable advances in high quality displays. The event highlights that price choices by buyers do not set a single standard for value, underscoring diverse offerings and consumer choices.
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Pask
Local Wage Dispute Yields Uneven Settlement
A garbled note describes a wage dispute with figures ranging from twelve fifty to forty five dollars. It suggests a figure for a worker’s pay and implies a higher return than previously received. The text is unclear but centers on earnings.
Men’s Suit Pricing and Selection In Store
A local shop advertises men's suits priced at 17.75 with values 27.50 and 30.00. It notes practical sizes available for fall and summer wear, urging readers to choose 17.76 instead of 27.40 and 30.00 while highlighting broad stock.
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Borghi Tor
Anelley
Spring Shirts for Men at New York Store
A local retailer touts its growing business and best shirt collection. The display features manhattan patterns and a variety of fabrics, including plain white and striped options with plain or plaited collars, priced from 1.50 to 3.50 dollars.
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Tal
Fie Sonuley
Faecal
Manhattan
Two Men Accused Of Working Railroad Duties in Montana
March reports allege two men claimed to work for the railroad and engage in home construction for a lodge. They were arrested after collecting 430 dollars and face a hearing the next day. Local officials note prior sign in and activity around Nye wells. The case involves pending disputes and alleged fraud.
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Walsh
Paven
West
Attacked Child Given Long Term Prison Sentence
A man identified as Battimore Marcel received a lengthy term in the penitentiary after feloniously assaulting Catherine Lorch. The district court also sentenced several others including Helen March and George Plonavich after pleading guilty to highway robbery charges.
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Helen March Hater Talis
George Plonavich
Pedar Merten
George Miller
Keleh
Dintric
AMD Dead Twixcoln's Tomy
Washington March 1 F Privile who was one of President Lincoln's bodyguard and has since bronze on em place at the white house Mind today axed 88 years Card patty Friday March 12 Cute Dynters' Nall bs W of WV
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Washington
F. Privile
Linraln
Bron
White Honde
Cute Dynters
Nall, Bs
City council tightens curfew enforcement in Dilla
Dilla council meeting heard Chief of Police Stone to strictly enforce the curfew ordinance. Permits granted for saloon housing removals, and for Kal Stoller and Dr H A Stond to erect buildings, with material limits to conform to the ordinance. Special dispatch notes district school board provisions for September restart.
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Dilla
Poller Stone
A. Rirroughs & Co
Tle
Kal Stoller
H. A. Stond
Women's Waists at 2.95 Spark Price Draws Crowds
Advertised waists priced at 2.95 claim value up to 6.00, featuring fine lawns and organdies with embroidery fronts. Styles include long and short sleeves in assorted fabrics, marketed amid brisk sales and fashion appeal.
Spring Silks and Cottons Sale Highlights Loom Fabrics
A catalog style offer lists Bonnet's black French taffeta 20 inches wide at a yard, Foulard silks 24 inches with white dots, and various yarns and mohair fabrics priced for clearance. Fabrics include Tivoli rep, matistes, dimities, and cambries in multiple colors, with wide ranges from 15 to 35 cents per yard and special pricing on many items.
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Benwa
Liv
Copenhagen
Fine Muslin Petticoats Fashioned in Superior Quality
Women’s white muslin petticoats showcased with full sizing and refined trimmings. Prices range from 1.50 to 5.00, featuring cambric and muslin fabrics, lace insertions, cluster tucks, embroidery edges, and dainty flounces.
Training Department to Open at Central School
The manual training department for city schools will be housed in the central school building. Sewing for girls and woodwork for boys will be taught in dedicated departments with specially trained teachers in charge.
Union organizer starts serving year's sentence in New Haven
New Haven March 11 Frank McGee national organizer of the mothers union began a year long sentence for intimidating non union men in a local foundry during a recent strike. Also reported Edinburg where Lord Guthrie granted divorcee Alexander Stirling expenses for her action.
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New Haven
Conn
Frank McGee
Wapresler
Mass
Moters’ Union
Stirling
Edinburg
Maret
Lord Guthrie
Alexander Stirling
Ai Aaneriian Netresa
Off Wheat Duty To Be Declared By April 1
El Paso Texas March 11 customs officers say all wheat duties will be dropped by April 1 to prevent famine. Mexico has long suspended duties due to shortages and the price of imported U S wheat is high at the border. The situation reflects mounting pressure from staple shortages and rising costs for bread buyers in the region.
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el Paso
Tex
Mexico
Mexico City
United States
Mesten
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