Public reception honors school leaders and guests at One Seirherl
A crowded public reception featured speeches and songs by student groups and faculty, with President J. Mancae and other officials addressing attendees. Guests included Senator and Mrs. Sabway, Frank Wel, Leonard Ils Meo, and numerous judges, trustees, and college leaders. The event highlighted college achievements and community ties, concluding with expressions of gratitude to contributors and participants.
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Sundert Sun
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Delway
Wrank
Lorik
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Tower
Lye Movil Collegs
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Q. Sabway
Prank Wel
Leonard Ils Meo
Mr Find
Ales
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Ft. Pointaxter
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Tathbore
Seratar
J. P.O oMurray
Merated Mess
J. Muneyes
Frrmen Gow
Gunwell
J. E. Marae
Rochester District Again Takes On Lively Airs
A fragmentary report on Rochester district mining activity notes the Montrose group of eliling Incated in the district with ore yielding around 150000 dollars in value. Corbin Copper company led development work while plans for declines near Zleglav’s Springs and a continuing railroad tunnel project are mentioned amid revived interest in local properties.
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Miavellien
James Roner
Jol Woney
Hanesou
Montrose
Eliling
Rochester
Oitana Capitel
Htis Por- Silja
Witten
Corbin Copper Sanany
Fred
Zleglav
Raigoad
Bs Csi
Twin Bridges News Focuses On Infrastructure And Elections
The article reports on local improvements planned for the region including bridge work and road upgrades under an experienced farmer’s direction. It notes early July events, a bridge reconstruction near the Silverside area and new shipping paint plans, plus the mining camp at Fachester activity and a campaign kickoff with aldermen elected April 7.
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Pridgen
Marl
Duddings
Tate
Tillins Hives
Seine Crean
Lac
Vio
M. Reeton
I Sanyer
Tires
Ponington
Milne
Silverata
George Kory
Mi Farvilly
Fachester
Mr Warvilly
City Rejoices As New Y M C A Is Freed Of Debt
Citizens celebrate after the YMCA clears its debt following a fundraising drive. A campaign raised funds to cover a deficit, with pledges and donations pledged to complete the project. Officials report many families contributed, and the opening of the facility is closely linked to the debt relief.
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NEW Y. M.C. A
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Marth
Opie
Japanese Convicted of Mail Robbery at Garrison
Toda, a former Northern Pacific Japanese messenger at Garrison, was found guilty of robbing a post office package worth $2,500. He received 18 months in Leavenworth Federal Prison and a $300 fine. Lestt will follow to Leavenworth tomorrow. Represented by Nes Masterton of Tacoma.
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Apd
Leavenworth
Girls lose bid to be freed from home under law
Belona Mave 16 and Miny Penner Shervard of Bogenian failed to obtain a Writ of Habeas Corpus from Judge Clements to release them from the "home of the God Rhaepherd" into family care. They were committed to an asylum by the magistrate. The appeal argued the law unconstitutional, but Judge Clements upheld the statute.
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Hutte
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Bogenian
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Hindeus
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Oaykracy
Madge Clements
Mil waukee line promises no rise in weekly papers
Lewistown March 18 reports on the Mil waukee line nearing completion through the area. The town notes no expected rise in weekly newspapers in the county, with titles already established in nearby locales and several local legal and crime notes including a case in Gardiner over elk head trafficking and a district court civil action for an unpaid debt.
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Roy
Cartean
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Dawson County
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Gardiner
Marty Dyer
Belie
Livingston
Distriet Court
Paul Phouney
William Rey
Thane Ind
Palm Sunday Service Praise at Anaconda Church
The Anaconda church held a Palm Sunday service led by pastor Mr. Tait with a large choir under Walter Mullin. The program featured a high grade musical selection and a brief sermon on the Master’s life, drawing warm appreciation from attendees.
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Ae Lee
Walter Mullin
Christy Wanphant Antry Inty Derasalon
Tait
Fife
Anaconda High School First Semester Work Summary
Readable parts show a high pass rate across multiple teachers and classes. Pupils under Cortte euler Mine Itoulats and many instructors achieved high percentages with several near 100 percent passes. Data includes percentages per teacher and class with numerous OCR glitches.
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Ue Anaconda High School
Senlay Cliss
Hunton Eades
Mira Galdared
Ming Scallon
Pipila
Old Jurisdictional Troubles Renewed At Silver Bow
Fragmented report notes renewed jurisdictional disputes over power plants and electrical works with references to Notstlus, silver Bow Triodos, and ac tion by workers. James J. Geant and local trades leaders argue for a commission and legal path to resolve conflicts. The article cites meetings and statements from officials about repair duties and control over power services.
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Notstlus
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Che Cierti
James J. Geant
Tinton
Henrichaus
Siver
Weary Smith
Car shooting disrupts city commute near Mealarville
Reports describe a car shooting incident where a bullet struck a vehicle, injuring a passenger and forcing an emergency stop. Conductors and bystanders reacted as police opened inquiries and pursued possible suspects. details remain uncertain amid conflicting witness accounts.
Deer Lodge Auto Crash Injures Local Residents
Deer Lodge residents Jack Meine finn of Lins rity and others were injured when their auto rolled over after a collision with a vehicle in motion. The car overturned, producing serious injuries including a broken bone and internal damage. Paramedics and doctors attended. one patient remained conscious after initial treatment.
Man Surrenders After Fatal Womans Case of Larceny Charge
A man named Smith allegedly killed his sister-in-law and confessed to authorities, with further charges including larceny. The incident occurred amid tense hospital surroundings as police and witnesses described the chaotic aftermath and the suspect's surrender to authorities.
Cleveland Birthplace Dedication Held by Memorial Group
In Cleveland a ceremony dedicates the birthplace site at First Presbyterian Church with officials from the Cleveland Memorial Association and New York City officials present. The event marks the turning of the birth plaque in honor of Gray Kind Wilt and related commemorative actions.
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Foraer Cleveland
First Presbyterian
John Heinley
Lie Cal
City of
New York
Harriman Estate Valued At Eighty Million Dollars
The estate of Harriman is valued around eighty million dollars. Details show extensive holdings and related trusts, with named beneficiaries and transactions. A prominent figure, Abe Marchant, is noted in connection with the estate, along with other individuals and assets referenced in the record.
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Harriman
Lock Up Hyde Jury For Fourth Night
A jury hearing the murder case in Hyde County faced continued deliberations on Thursday as judges indicated a verdict could come soon. Jurors were questioned about possible sizes of the pool and the potential for a guilty outcome, with no juror predicting a definite verdict yet.
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HYDE
Years of Life Ahead of Banker Taft Pardoned
New York reports indicate banker Taft was pardoned, with remarks by Mrs Moras and others present. The event, tied to future prospects, included comments on rejuvenated business and renewed public attention to Mr Taft's enduring influence.
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Cutizens Meeting Largely Attended In Eagles Hall
A largely attended Cutizens meeting in Eagles Hall featured remarks by President Wide Mott and city officials. The event included calls to rally support for a local reform agenda, with candidates and residents voicing plans to improve community leadership and civic projects.
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Eagles’ Hall
Wide Mott Foxent
Amamitabe Dennerathehab
Phiet Thaero
Ube
Toni
Rocky Mountain
Katherine
Funeral Notices and Interment Schedule at Walkerville
The obituary notices detail funeral and interment arrangements for several local residents. Services will be held at St Lawrence Church with processions along Walkerville Street, marking former community members’ final rites. Mourners are advised to attend at designated times by the listed undertaker and family names.
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Taig
Ol McManton
Mgowan
John McGowan
Carally
Reater
Walkerville
Promecing
Lawrenay Churey
Colebigtes
Hosati
Hagred Ffenet
Jon Lehnire
Payne
Funeral notices and arrangements for local residents
The notice outlines funeral services for Larry Duggan Tony Wiley and others, with services by Sherman & Reed undertaking parlor. Interments planned at Holy Grove and other local cemeteries. Also mentions George Le tolle and a deceased man with an unrelated burial notice and date details.
Viewing Niagara Falls In And Is Carried Over
A fragmentary report describes a person viewing Niagara Falls when an incident led to being carried over the river. The body was recovered, with condolences noted for the deceased. The text mentions possible names and locations but is garbled.
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Niagara
Bryans Secretary Travels For Public Event In March
Wilal Jen nings Bryan, secretary of sinse, leaves Washington to attend a public tyco event in Tyco Neb. He will be away from his desk for 10 days and there is no birthday celebration planned for March 15.
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Mealty
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Washington
Wilal Jennings Bryan
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Repeal of Free Tolls Urged by Trustees of Carnegie
The Carnegie Endowment for International Peace trustees issue a statement urging repeal of the Panama Canal toll exemption for American vessels. They argue the United States must honor treaties and its duties, citing historic agreements and the need to promote mankind’s welfare. They push Congress to remove the exemption as a test of national integrity.
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United States
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Missing man found after long search in city
Patrolman located blurbert Clayton an elderly man wandering near Park Street at dusk. He wore a red coat and sweater and appeared confused after wandering the city to settle for a nap. Authorities reported no injuries and he was returned to care.
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Blurbert Clayton
West
Militant suffragists attacked by mob near Serpentine
Fragmented reports describe militant suffragists mauled by a mob during a park gathering. Police and crowds clashed as officers attempted to detain ringleaders while bystanders jeered and sang protest tunes. A Sunday journal hints at a dramatic plot to abduct David Lloyd George, later dismissed as poorly organized.
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