Senate Debates Interstate Commerce Measure This Week
Discussion focus on the pending Interstate Commerce Commission matter. Senators debate the bill’s fate with Senator Haman urging action and a vote if no speaker is ready. The session also considers a Knox substitute and public interest in how rates are fixed by the commission.
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Creas Wiest
Honntor Knox
Interstate Comments Commission
United Semtex Cic
Seurtor Sporher
Speech schedule outlines delays on Minnelson vote
The document drafts a week of speeches by Senators McCreary Elkins Spooner Laden Toster Mebaurit to discuss delaying Minnelson. It notes a Monday address by McCreary and confirms multiple speakers with undetermined order while focusing on legislative topics including interstate commerce and funding aspects.
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Kenucks
Mesare
Elkins
Spooner
Laden
Toster
Mebaurit
United States
Weather warning and health remedy claims from Anaconda era
A cautious public warning in Anaconda columns urges readers to guard against sickness as winter weather worsens. A dealer touts a claimed universal medicine, promising cough relief and body-building benefits, with a money back guarantee and no patent status. The piece also notes political debates, labor actions, and upcomingMarch events such as chess matches and missionary meetings.
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Mr. Smith
Tila Witter
Mr. Syalth
Bros Company
Anaconda
Newnbra Rug Company
Tutte
ADC
Grand Duke Constantinn of Oldenburg Dies in France
Italian-royal line notes Constantinn, Duke of Oldenburg, aged 54, died in Mico, France today. The March news item records his death and notes his title and age in a concise obituary style.
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France
Constantinn of Oldenburg
Sheriff Quinn vows to shut gambling dens tight
Continuation notes widespread gambling arrests and closures as county officials and civic league press prosecutions. The county attorney's office urges citizens with knowledge of illegal acts to file complaints with evidence, aiding prosecutions. Legislative and legal exchanges involve Justice Doran's court and Attorney General.
Good Work of League Has Only Just Begun
A report discusses action by the Civil League and state authorities to curb gambling and uphold law. It notes Attorney General Galen guiding peace officers in enforcing the gambling ban and sentences from the district court where two gamblers were fined $100 and $200. Judge Bourquin defends light sentences for minor offenders while stressing serious harms to families and the need to expurgate gambling from the state.
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Gseliorms
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Mon
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Inn
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Thandler
Doar Aguin
Bourquin
Eldeen
Violation of Hat Law Support Urges Public Action
A fragmented plea argues enforcement of hat law with county office involvement. It praises the executive campaign and officials led by Mr Scallan for prompt service and zeal, urging united support despite disagreements.
Turmoil in Russia as Elections and Strikes Loom
Reports from St. Petersburg and Moscow describe tense labor unrest with factories deriding delegates, Cossacks surrounding meetings, and strikes looming. Railroads are seized and troops deployed as authorities suppress demonstrations and enforce wartime controls amid widespread fear.
Disrupted Protest Over Widows Pension Aid Mar 13
A mob formed to demand pension payments for widows of soldiers from a past war. They marched toward the mayoralty and warned of arson if money was not distributed. Cossacks and troops dispersed the crowd after violence and threats subsided.
Provo editor John Galan dies of Brights disease
John Galan Granany, editor of the Provo Engeirer, died today from Bright's disease after longtime service. He was postmaster at Provo and was removed from office during the movement against Representative Richard H. Roberts due to polygamy allegations. he reportedly had two wives.
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Uta
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Brove
Richard H. Roberts
Nothing More to Say Is Mr Galen’s Remark
Attorney General Albert J. Gillen issues a statement on the Silver Bow gambling case. He notes no further action at this time and urges local authorities to enforce the gambling law amid repeated citizen complaints of open violations. Several convictions were recorded in district court, with more expected to deter open gambling in Silver Bow county.
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Tatle
Perarda
Civile League
Attarnes Sane
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Mir
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Mr. Morand
MR. Galen
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Silver Row
Altornay
Albert J. Gillen
Istatees
Rutte
Silver Bow
Turkiye Turmoil Hits American School in Van
Boston reports a 1804 complaint by officials of the American school at Van Turkey. Turkish and Kurdish authorities are accused of plundering, cutting trees, and burning broadside orders. The school’s stock, valued at £1,509, has been seized, impacting orphans supported by the mission.
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Van
Turkey
Minsbee
Edmission
Turklaly
Tilkeenakey
Avestock
Daughters of Presidents Attend Local Church Service
At Waalinginn on March 18 President Roosevelts daughter Miss HNO and Seersiaire Tatt's daughter Mies Hele joined Gen. A. We Sieelis of Mie inky's family in a church service at St Johns Ketel. The ceremony drew a large crowd as parishioners and the community gathered to witness the event.
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Roosevelt
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Mise Hno
Seersiaire Tatt
Mies Hele
John
Cotten
Tate
Cleveland's Birthday Under Southern Skies
Bizarre OCR fragment notes a birthday amid travel to Princeton with Prof. Howard Mettona and references Mr Cleveland. Sparse readable names and places include Briceton, Provident Grover Clove, AceewAk, Meth kite, and Tribita seas. The text is garbled with no clear event, date, or outcome.
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Princeton
Nis
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Iau
Ife Ciikea
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Cleveland
California Prune Wafer Diet Aid Claim Ad
An old advertisement touts CALIFORNIA PRUNE WAFERS as a dissolvent and laxative to ease indigestion from overeating or illness. It promises cure for obstinate indigestion and related ailments, listing prices and the Smithburg company in Anaconda Montana and Broadway store.
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Emith Brug Co
Anaconda
Mont
Christine S&s Leys Co
Butee
Socialists Keep Order and Observe the Laws
Berlin reports one hundred and four elec.. meetings held today in Bernin to commemorate 1316 1335 outbreaks and protests against Prussia’s class system. Police took no special precautions as socialists demonstrated their intent to keep order. Speakers included Heri Deve leader of the Socialists in the Reichstag and several women.
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MF Pelchslag
Beached body found after missing woman case at Beacon Lake
In March at Beacon Lake local authorities recovered the body of Maud Newbins who vanished from a Nut nse area. The investigation notes odd reported visions and claimed spirit encounters tied to the disappearance.
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B.C
Maud Newbins
Beacon
Protest Rallies Against Unwarranted Wreck of Mine Workers
Washington sees a mass protest by miners from the Western Federation of Miners in response to alleged unwarranted harm to Moyer and Betthane, amid labor disputes and calls for fair treatment. The event underscores tensions between miners and management over working conditions and policy.
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Lara Wilans
Moyer
Federation of Miners
Waho
Woman burned to death in Kanuna City fire
Revolutions unsettle conspiracy charges against men accused of a bold plan. Agnes Trumart a corset maker from St Louis died in a blaze that trapped women in the Altman building at Fifth and Walnut. Five others were overcome by smoke. rescuers carried them from the fifth floor. the section of the structure was airless and shut off from the mill.
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Mss Taman
Alte
Warren
Kemien
Ly Autivan Neor
Bowling Congress Considers Rule Changes and Tours
Louisville march 1 The executive committee of the American Bowling Congress met after a dinner by Pride Haager and discussed preliminary work for the opening of the congress They recommended by law changes including abolishing the two man international tournaments Philadelphia St Louis and St Paul compete for the next event Philadelphia near certain to win with Albert Falta named president but sentiment shifted to St Louis for the next tournament Officials mentioned potential signings of FW Grasewiseh from St Paul or C3 Kutiman from Cincinnati as presidents
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American Bowlingchigness
Pri Det Haager
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St. Paul
Phil
Bellamy Storer to Retire as American Ambassador
Washington dispatch reports Bellamy Storer will retire immediately from his post in Austria Hungary. Secretary Root offered no statement on the change and a successor will be named by the president tomorrow. Speculation centers on possible replacements, with no official confirmation.
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Outlaws Veiled in Spavinaw Country After Wick-Lite Raid
Vinita Oklahoma March reports a courier from marshal Darrough's camp says no trace of the Wick-Lite Indian outlaws was found in the Spavinaw country. Indians doubt they will attempt to leave and rainfall will hinder pursuit.
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Still Hand and Post Report From Atimolle City
Still Hand and Post reports from Atimolle City dated March 18. Wrecking tags indicate the British steamer Cearense, ashore near Seaside York, remains anchored as cargo extraction continues with officers and crew aboard. Madrid confirms a visit by Fiapocor Willian to Maria in Apell amid ongoing Ligemiahi-Spaniah entente.
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Watch the Worn Yorn March 18 Secret Agents Infiltrate
A fragment mentions Russian agents arriving on March 18 and targeting women students. Details are unclear and partially damaged, but the note suggests an espionage context involving students and secret agents.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promoted as Universal Remedy
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a universal cure for digestive troubles from stomach to intestines. It claims the tablets restore body function, boost energy, and fight disease, praising science and promising healing for many ailments without citing clinical evidence. The copy urges immediate trial and asserts the tablets suit any digestive weakness.
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Copper interests rise in Madison Valley near Twin Bridges
Reports from the Madison valley describe copper prospects around Old roads and new highway plans. The Oregon Short Line Railroad may extend toward Yellowstone Park via the Madison valley, with toll roads and a proposed warehouse by the Pacific. Executives, financiers, and miners weigh in as mines in the Silver Star district suspend due to weather and transport concerns.
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New York
Johoten Sd
Bearguien
Wochester Mercantile Company
Iether Pacific
Wey
Silver Star
Portland Miners Trust Elects New Board Amid Clash
Howbert reelected president of Portland Gold Miners company faced opposition from Jamon J. Bucy at the annual stockholders meeting in Cheyenne Wyoming. Trustees voted to remove Leadallachers moving from Iowa to Wyoming to dodge $1,000,000 in taxes, while dividends for 1905 were reported at 4,080,000 shares.
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Portland Gold Minfus Company
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Stevensville Notes Local Society Events and Visits
Stevensville March 18. Evening gatherings at Lewises hall featured a phonograph concert whist and dancing into the early hours. Mrs E J Alger of Detroit is visiting her mother Mrs Allan May. The Ladies Aid of Methodist churches met at Mrs A B Stengem’s home. WLCU plans a Messal contest in the Baptist church Friday evening. Mrs A H Franklin returned from a visit in Butte. Harold and Helen Metcalf of Burnt Fork await return to Missouri after a school break. Mrs E O Lewis hosted Sunday school class with a luncheon and games. Mrs C W Samuels, ill for some time, remains poor.
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E. J. Alger
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Mion
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Shoe
Missouriy
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Butte
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Helen Metcalf
Scheel
Missoula
Missouri
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Hamilton Notes special dispatch from the Standard
Hamilton March 18 special dispatch reports John P. Squj grave watchman ill at A C MM warehouse and Edna Chapin recovering quickly from illness. A marriage license issued for F L Hammons aged 46 and Nfezie Wiley aged 12 both of Hamilton. Mrs C M Crutchfeld departed UL ot her home on South Fifth stoned Elsie E. Eaton of Leavenworth Kaw and Bert Faler of Muichineon Kei registered at Hamilton hotel Lea Tetvill returned from 0. Where Nd visited his parents J Brown visiting Hays Stevensville George Eastman of Butte visiting friends. State case against Laula Peterson for running a gambling com heard in Justice Whaley court. Peterson bound over to the digmner court. George Mitex of Darby visiting Knaneas.
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A. C. MM. Company
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Mcense
W F L. Hammons
Nfezie Wiley
C. M. Crutchfeld
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Petérson
Digmner
George Mitex
Darby
Knaneas
Don Towed After Collision Off Star Neck
In Pixmouth England on March 18 the Beltial bark Don was towed into port after a collision yesterday off Star Neck with an unknown vessel. Three crew members were injured as damage affected bulwark and tapmasts.
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