Butte Chinamen to Hold Flag Raising
Butte Chinamen plan a flag raising to celebrate Chinese independence with a ceremony in Chinatown. Homi Fay, president of the Chinese republic in Butte, says a new flag will be hoisted at midnight Friday atop the Chinese Republican headquarters on West Galena Street, with Montana revolutionary party district president Deer Gee attending.
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Butte Chinese Republinin
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Sutton to Resign as Sales Manager Reported
Te ie reported that Charles Sutton, long time sales manager for Henningsen Produce, will sever his connection with the company April 1 to devote full time to personal business. He is interested in a chain of stores in Dupia which will require his entire time in the future. He will be active in his church while devoting time to his church.
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Te Ie
Charles &, Sutton
Henningsen Produce Company
Henningsen
wApril 1
Fifteen to One for Taft in One Idaho Convention
Tower d Alene Ideals March 21 Kootena county republicans selected day 31 delegates to Lewiston May 16 for Taft Roosevelt split. Delegates abstained but aimed to support Taft. Clearwater Republicans at Green named four delegates. they were instructed backing the Patt administration. Of 216 state convention delegates 8 chosen Taft men claim 38.
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Tower d'Alene
Taft
Bill to aid settlers on the Flathead project
Senator introduced a measure at Secretary Fisher’s request to issue patents to home settlers in the Flathead project upon proof of residence and cultivation. The act would set a valuation basis and place unpaid charges on the land as a lien.
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Jilspsich
Warrington
Bmoat Leday
Fisher
Flathead Country
Amy
Hammers in Wholesale Lots Bought by Women
London hearing reports that hammers were bought in wholesale for suffrage raids organized by the Women Social and Political Union. Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst and Mrs Tethick Lawrences, with others, face conspiracy to commit malicious damage charges. Bail decisions set at $10,000 for Mrs Take.
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London
Techdad Co
Wome Social and Political Union
Emmeline Pankhorst
Tethick Lawrences
Edikart
Woles
Michel Tuke
Take
Protests in Venice Over Imperial Visit Spur Arrests
In Venice and nearby towns police arrest several individuals amid protests tied to the planned visit of the German Emperor. Authorities act to prevent disturbances as guards gather around the Galiea Temple and sites linked to the event. The scene includes tree carvings and ceremonial objects prepared for the occasion, with officials vigilant about maintaining order during a historic visit.
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Venice
Italy
BnaAtow
Fragmented historic page recalls ornate pavilion and gallery motifs
An OCR fragment describes a pavilion with painted woolen drAPery and galleries. It mentions walls, frames, and decorative details, noting a mix of architectural terms, pigments, and symbolic significance within a larger exhibit space.
Man Hunt Stalemates in Prolonged Chase Across Hills
A lengthy man hunt continues with governors and authorities planning new steps while the mountain region remains perilous for residents. Fear grips Linlshire as reports claim sympathizers posted threats near Millsville, promising rewards for the capture of Glensmen dead or alive, and police caution locals to stay indoors after dark.
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Inik
Mano
Ty Ie
Winton
Schinot Linlshire
Allens
Avich
Millsville
Meir Tovir
Nolice
Japanese Husband Thwarts Murder Attempt in Domestic Case
Soullie George Wat snski, an American-born Japanese man, shot himself after attacking Mrs. Hona Mille immediately following their marriage. The 19 year old woman was reportedly abused by her husband and urged by parents to leave, but she returned. she is now recovering while he faces charges.
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Soullie
George
Wat Snski
Aly Amorican
Amed
Hona Mille
Chen
Vainenuver
Hin
Muteibki
Wiliter Sid Sulelde
Paralyzed Mrs Vermyla Placed On Trial For Life
Chicago March. Vermyls accused of poisoning several men who had hearted with her and insured their lives. She faces trial today for the murder of Richard T. Smith conductor of the Lingig Central rail. A chemical analysis showed a large quantity of poison in Smith's organs. The accused was wheeled into court in an invalid chair. her ankles paralyzed from drugs taken after arrest.
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Chicago
March
Tui Vermyls
Richard T. Smith
Lingig Central Rail
Smith
Forgery Added to Murder Charge in New Orleans Case
Marett Amale Crawford, charged with murder of her sister Elvic, faced added forgery counts in court. Gertrude Oxford, 19, testified Annie forged her name on an $80 check and obtained funds, arguing the signature was written in blank by Gertrude and used after a prior withdrawal.
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Amale Crawford
Mursuer
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Gertrude Orford
Gertrude
Annie
Bryan to resign if delegation harms Harmon
In a tangled campaign note from Kauitey Nebraska dated March 21, Bryan pledges resignation as delegates at large vote in the coming year if the delegation is aligned against Harmon. The piece cites internal party reactions and mentions anticipated national convention maneuvering and Roosevelt-era references.
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Harmon
Vormuind
Nebraska Wat
Cavemar Hon
Laemoi
Funeral notices mis readables from torn notice
The remains of Laura Churk are to be conveyed to a church temple on West Tay Street and burial is planned for the afternoon. The text is heavily garbled with many names and places unreadable.
Socialists Select Tela Candidates For Alderman Seats
The socialist party selected candidates across eight wards with Kirst wiril-Prank Gorman in ward one and others in wards two through eight. The Fourth ward vacancy to be filled by the central committee, with Edmund Ladendorf in Seventh ward and Harry Lappin in Eighth ward, as pivotal figures.
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Ator Kirst Wiril
Gorman
Lit Delougtr
Jores Walsh
Fred Polky Sith Warlike Houghton
Edmund Ladendorft
Starry Lappin
Central Committee
Clarence Smith
City Centre
Henry Seiumitt
Alasander Muckel
Fannin
Macke
Geciied
Sehmity
Alexander Mackel
Frank Mabie
Ayton Gtvermn
Allah
Lain Shovlin
Jacobd
Henry Tenieheh
Platoou
Dan Shevlin
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W. J. Woodruft
George Pree
Clarence Smitih
Ladendorff
Woodruft
Harry Lappin
Highth
Mooher
Nis Jal
Hen. Geik
C. Winteley
High McTainghlini Pourth
Oscar Slanners
Fifth
Edward McNamaraz Siathh
Seventh
Ole Kobletead
W. J. Kennets
H. Lowndes Maury
Dunwin
Maury
Maer Danean
Alsin
Heravre
Advocates of County Division Plan Banquet
Advocates of county division from all parts of eastern Meagher county plan a banquet Saturday at Merino to promote the new county. Speakers include Judge L K Cheadle Secretary Matthews of Lewistown and others from Shawneetown and Barker. Guests will need at Harkowton's new hotel. The proposal covers eastern Meagher and adjoining areas from Fergus to Musselstein.
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Meagher
He Alvin
Merino
Cheadle
Breretary Matthews
Lewisiowa
Alen Ihetuders
Tedges
Meeney
Shanahin
Nil
Beklund
Barker
Harkowton
Fergus
Rare Metals and Milling Tech Highlight Global Demand
A fragmented report discusses high value rare metals with prices up to 3000 an ounce and the global demand driving new mills. It notes Colorado near Denver hosts a famed mill with a 60 ton daily capacity, the processing method using shaking tables and water wash to separate heavy metal ore, and the role of experts in refining and testing before labs or grinders.
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Great Vale
Monague
Tampa
Colorado
Denver
Earth
Tate
Waloy
Gusting at Portes Mane Milk Hotter with Foaled Diska
London report notes rising use of Mane milk heated by foaled diska devices. Authorities cite throughput growth and industry uptake amid weather modifications.
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