Washingtons Corner Stone Ceremony Mirrored by Roosevelt Plan
President Roosevelt will attend the corner stone laying for a new House office building, following a ceremony similar to Washingtons Capitol cornerstone event. Grand Master Welter Brown will oversee the rites with invitations to national leaders. attendees include diplomats, senators, justices, and military officers.
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Washington
Monsevelt
House of Representatives
United States Capitol
Federal Masonic Lodge
Welter A. Brown
Columbia
Exer of Columbia
Roosevelt
Canaio
United States
House
Supreme Court
Army
Caremons
Machinery to Ready Polaris Mine and Smelter Soon
Special Dispatch from Dillon reports UW Ann stead, manager of the Silver Wise mining property at Polaris, preparing machinery for the Polaris mine and smelter. A 100 ton converter and construction work will proceed. some equipment is en route or at Red Rock freight house, with remaining gear shipped from Denver. winter delays eased as timber cutting resumes and traction engines are readied for spring movement.
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Dillon
Annstead
Polaris
Sliver
Wiside Mining Company
Denver
Polays
Frelent
Red Rock
Armstead
Cornerstone ceremony marks new federal office buildings
The foundation of a grand office complex is complete with temporary seating for spectators. A partly removed fence will allow viewing of the ceremony. Articles for the cornerstone will mirror those laid at the capital, with Roosevelt and Cannon as members of the order. The wings date from 1811 and 1840s, the central from 1627, extensions occupied by the Senate and House in the mid 1800s.
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Federal Lodge
Roosevelt
Speaker Cannon
Nagonic Order
Hardoulse
Capitol
Congress
Svas
Miln Capitol
Kington
Wilmore
Daniel Webster
Immunity payments alleged in Kanenas court case
Testimony described payments over months by John M. Steele to Jamien Gibson county attorney as a condition for avoiding prosecution. Steele claimed 32 monthly payments were sought but later reduced amid disputes over legality and exposure.
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Kaneng City
John M. Steele
Kanana City
Chbson
Jamien Gibson
County
Attoceey
Kanvas Clix
Kan
Steele
Gibson
Nm Rampromine
Galling life ends in despair at Dayton note
A fragment from a Dayton obituary or suicide note mentions a person seeking rest, with references to O A Runieon, morphing, and a local distilling company. Details are fragmentary and unclear. The text indicates a troubled state and a move from the Pacific coast, with mentions of a person named Robinson and a local enterprise.
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Dayton
Ohio
O. A. Runieon
Enterprise Hatata
Despondent youth ends life in cellar tragedy
Blackfoot Wabo March 22 Pied L Glesning a 17 year old pupil of the West School El Paso Texas hanged himself in the cellar of his brother's home. The cellar was so low he could not stand. It is believed his sorrow over poor health contributed to the act.
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Blackfoot
Wabo
Pied L. Glesning
Rmduale
West School
EL Paso
Hier
Hiis
Deer Lodge Notes Bowler Tournament And City Election Call
Deer Lodge notes report a special tournament of individual bowlers at the national event and a plan to meet next Tuesday evening at the courthouse to nominate a alderman treasurer and magistrate for the coming city election. It mentions high scores by bowlers, and notes a sensational bowling performance contrasted with past records.
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Chirles I Albee
Arkunsad
Howlsville
Lolaly
Neukes
Walter Tuchill
Brooklyn
N. Yu
Peacan’ Jones
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Nominations at Dillon Alley for City Seats
A candlelight court nomination in Dillon named a slate for April 2 4. First ward sees Thomas Selway selected, Second ward Benjamin Bond, Third ward A B Rita. Numerous women signed to the league roll, with broad party support noted.
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Epeclal
Dillon
Munte
Agri
Tires
Thomas Selway
Benjamin Bond
Rita
League
Roosevelt Pledges Broad Police at Ports
A scrambled dispatch states President Roosevelt proposes a mixed police at all ports including Crete and Alanca amid moves toward a unified American defense. The correspondent cites White House deliberations and a March 22 date as context.
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Parle
Crea Alanca
Dimeustu Ary
Rooervelt
Erp
Algeciran
Roosevelt Party Heads South on Mayflower Visit
The United States steamer Maynower, commanded by Morlehant Commander Mery, arrived in Fernandina Florida. Mrs Roosevelt and the president's staff prepared to travel further south to assist in a telep in southern water.
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Mas. Roosevelt
Fernandina
Flas
United Stats
Maynower
Morlehant
Mery
Fonsevelt
Emily
Bank of England declares 4.45 percent dividend
London ontting the money. With the bar year's profit of 4,203,599 dollars the Bank of England declares a dividend of 4 45 per cent today.
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London
Bank of England
Stevensville Plans Electric Road Franchise Proposal
At a special Stevensville town council meeting George W Dougnedy of Chicago capitalists outlined a plan for a 15 year franchise to run an electric road through Stevensville. A public vote on the proposal is set for April 3. Dougherty and Jones are actively securing right of way, expecting to complete by May with construction starting in May and aiming for summer completion. The project would bring Bitterroot River produce to markets early each morning.
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State
George W. Dougnedy
Chicago
Stevensone
Doughedy
Missola
Durby
Gun Ah Mamaron
Butte
Dougherty
U. 4
Jones
Tudder
Angi
Ind
Death of Peter Ole in Butte Is Natural Cause, Coroner Says
Peter Ole, a longtime Scandinavian miner in Butte, was found dead in his bed at 383 Hast Groundway alley yesterday evening. Coroner Egan ruled natural causes after investigation, noting no signs of foul play. Ole recently left the mines in Anaconda for medical treatment and returned to Butte, where he had been staying at Kintes lodging house. He was 57 and survived by a son serving in the East. funeral arrangements will be announced. An inquest is not expected.
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Cald
Righd
Peter Ole
Butte
Fauna
Grondway Alley
O'elorle
Het
Egan
Ole
Sighers
Hesbial
Anaconda
Ile
Olo
Yente
Ansconda
Peonsh Walch
Atra
Kintus
USA Diesone
Eeen
Mornley
Avterhian & Reed
Pimeril
Northwest Amateur Athletic Association
Tha A
Learing
Warren
Central Committee
Thecurty Attorney's
Joe Sliver Fign
Doull
Fy A. Heinze
No. Tonger
John MacGinnise
A. B. Marthi
T. J. Tnniday
Kate
HH. NR. Stevens
Frank Walter
J. Th. Stiver
G. T. Davies
Laz Etuchey
Lfe
Wage Increase Proposed by Oathmen of Une Leckiwinna
In Binghamton on March 22 an oathmen group announced a substantial pay rise set to take effect April 1. The raise ranges from 3 to 10 percent, reflecting broader wage negotiations.
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Binghamton
Une Leckiwinna
Faye
Jack Barry Linked to Meadorville Saloon Robbery
Dunngulch resident Jack Barry faces questioning after a late night incident and early morning saloon robbery in Meadorville. Police identified him as a suspect in the hold up of Peter Ber foglin’s saloon and continued to pursue confirmation today.
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Jack Barry
Dunngulch
Peter Berfoglin
Meadorvilln
Tobacco as Currency Governs Early Virginia to New Guinea
The Teich administration notes tobacco remains the exchange medium from Virginia to British New Guinea. Workers travel for weeks or months, earn fox pounds, then return home. They buy food, clothing, and a few luxuries with tobacco, while labor conditions show little improvement.
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Virginia
New Gunea
Teich
Uae
Postal card origin idea shows sender indolence and arrival
Fragmentary report notes a 19th century postal card concept by inventors to prove a sender stayed at a place. It mentions the motive of the feathered card in the canvas and a phrase “On again, of again, Finnexan” illustrating a publicized display of arrival.
Italian immigrant hanged after escape attempts in Newark
Giuseppa Marino, an Italian, was hanged in Newark for the murder of his brother in law Nunzia Marinana following a violent quarrel. He had earlier killed his brother in law and wounded his sister, and made multiple sensational escape attempts, including one in court after his death sentence for a third time. His appeals, including a habeas corpus plea to the US Supreme Court, failed. Marine had wide support from Italian residents in the community.
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Giuseppa Marino
Nunzia Marinana
Marino
Daing Far
Ung
Hia
Cet
Ingeltlus
Asule
Fly
Gene
Tae
United States Supreme Court
Law Marine
Northwest League turmoil sparks speculation of four team league
Late sport notes from Tacoma report Alka Fisher and his resno ball team facing trouble as Freene steals the Ti ger squad. Dave Evana, president of that association, vows action if invaders reach northern towns. Rumors swirl about Seattle Portland and potential realignment as clubs consider a four‑team Northwest League, with details filtering through insiders and local clubs.
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Alka Fisher
Freene
Tiger
Dave Evana
Weclaree
Treoma
Fresno
Esno
Seattle
Portand
Thia
Northwest
Anti-Trust Democrats Nominate Ticket in Butte Convention
The anti trust democratic convention in Butte nominated three labor party candidates for ward seats Dennis Sullivan in the First Aten ODonnell in the Second and Pat Leehan in the Third The democrats women were named and a fight over Silas Winseck and John Ritchie occurred The platform favored strict enforcement of laws and regulated gambling with revenue to city funds.
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Fanell
Dennis Sullivan
Aten O'Donnell
Pat Leehan
Cohen
Tenn Ts Wyphy
Jerry Mullingly
John J. Oqonnd
Laventiv
James Doull
Silas Winseck
Art John L. Rltehle
Committee On Platform
Tom Walker
Pmatform Commmittee
MacGitnniss
Iinport
Hs Allhera
Legieliure
Miner Tom Corcoran Fatally Injured at Anarnda Mine
Tom Corcoran, a veteran Anite miner for eight years, was struck in the forehead by a falling timber while lowering timbers at the 80 level chute. He remains in St James hospital with severe injuries and slim hopes for recovery. He leaves a wife and two children in Ireland. his brother was killed in a mine two years ago.
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Highkull
Anarnnda
Tom Corratan
St. James Hospital
Delinlcne
Gorcoran
Anite
Corcoran
Partner
Coreman
Tmanntfin
North Main
Heo
Ireland
Rann
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