House Delays Borah Jones Three Year Homestead Bill
Washington march 20 western lawmakers stall Borah Jones three year homestead bill by lengthy debate and a point of no quorum. After four hours of discussion the house adopted most amendments, rejected objectionable ones, and faced a timber amendment dispute that sparked heated reactions toward interior department and agents. Speaker Clark urged swift passage, defending the bill as a path to U S homesteading at home rather than abroad.
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The
Standard
Washington
White House
Public Lands Committee
Representa
Yatiya Lonroot
Interior Department
Morse
Winconsin
Represtative Mann
Champ Clark
United States
Japanese Lovers End in Death by Their Own Action
Seattle report details Satouga Nakon and Mrs. Kotul Manian, aged, dying after a mutual plan to die by poison near Seattle. Once sweethearts in Japan, disapproved marriage and later spouses’ separations led to a fatal pact. Also mentions Daisy Ohie Grace amid unrelated legal matter and inheritance concerns in Philadelphia.
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Seattle
Satouga Nakon
Kotul Manian
Keni
Japan
Satouga
Kotul
Satsuga
Revolver Battle After Attempted Robbery in San Bernardino
An attempted bullion robbery at Central Lode Mining Co in Slate Mountain district led to a revolver battle. Three men were wounded, including Langley and Lane, who posed as teamsters. Watchman Henry Preston was shot in the shoulder. the robbers fled as officials planned to move bullion to Redlands. Special dispatches report further arrests and related city notices.
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San Bernardino
Central
Lode Minng Company
Slate Mountain
Miager
Langley
Bert Lane
Geaert Teamsters
Aining Company
Henry Preston
Lane
Preston
Milian
Redersburg
Cal
Taw and the Uptown Dance Robbery Tale
A garbled report describes a man from Une place who returned to teach someone a lesson, then unexpectedly seizing a party’s wit and dancing on the Inatn. Details are unclear due to damaged text but imply a theft or disruption at a local gathering.
Philipsburg Notes Special Correspondence
Philipsburg notes report travel by Mrs. EB Mofignel and daughter Clara to Seattle to visit relatives. Mrs. Mary Loomis, wife of I. J. Loomis treasurer, was laid to rest in local cemetery after living in Philipsburg about 12 years. Funeral at Methodist church led by Rev. Arbans. Weather notes mention March warmth and persistent cold snap. snow depth increases. Mrs. A. Nemita returned from visiting daughter Mrs. N. Van Veanken in Plata.
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Stanare
Loomis
Auburh
N.Y
Philipsburg
Kes
P.M. Arbans
Flint Cree
Incendiary Fire Destroys Sawmill and Timber Yard
Fire today destroyed the Wide Columbia sawmill and 209,900 feet of timber in Solvay Cauſaubia. Authorities label the blaze incendiary, with extensive damage to nearby yards and facilities. No injuries reported as investigators probe suspects and motive.
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Solvay
Weitish
Culsaubia
Wide Columbia
Avon
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Marehk-Or
A. J. Peles
Mdouard Sulter
Shet
Marehe
Homfanhat
Recon
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Lowtitown
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Hoe
Dennis Akigind
Meskey
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Philipsburg Notes
Franco
Ghrovtely
Elecen
Nelson
Ehinen
Vora Pena Sons
MEANY
Ulekena
Ah Vandeville
Lumber Department
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Bonner, Montana
M. L. Gulden
Western Montana National Bank
Missoula, Mont
United States Depository
Wetant Senaee
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