Debates and taskings fill Senate week in Washington
Lawmakers face continued discussion on the river and harbor bill, Indian appropriation, and consular reorganization as the Senate moves toward votes this week. The House rules plan districts actions while post office funding and the national naturalization effort draw attention amid the Algeciras Moroccos conference. A billiards match and civic federation meeting headline in New York.
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Sen
Lodge
Clapp
Senate
Tonynge
Colorado
Algeciras
Committee On Revisions
Mot Gay
Indianapolis
Mitchel Wit
New York
Willie’ Hoppe
George F. Slorgon
Hoppe
Seaion
National Civic Federation
Passengers Released After Smallpox on Tartar Voyage
Passengers detained at Williamnead due to smallpox aboard the steamer Tartar were released today except two missionaries and their families who refused vaccination. Two more Chinese have developed smallpox since the first case, while a column on natural living and a California prune wafers advertisement follow, noting cures for constipation and biliousness.
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B.C. Marca
Tartar
Williamnead
California
Smith Drug Company
Anaconda, Mont
Christie & Leys Company
Butte
Mont
Two Killed In Leadville Tunnel Accident
In Leadville Colorado on March 2 two men died in the Busk Ivanhoe tunnel when smoke and gas from passing trains suffocated workers. W F Fleming 28 a Colorado Midland railroad carpenter from Greenlee and Nicholas Diamose night watchman from Kokomo were overcome during tunnel repairs by the trains passing through. One other crew member survived.
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Leadville
Colo
W. . Fleming
Colorado “Midland “Railroad
Nicholas Diamose
Busk-Ivanhoe
Fleming
Fleming Waa
Greenlee
Diamose
Kokomo
Colo, J
Boy Can't Get Pie at Home in Philadelphia
A 9 year old, Walter Welsh of Garrett's avenue, was found crying after saying he was denied pie at home. A matron funded a roast chicken dinner, then police took him to the Eleventh and Winter streets station to locate his parents, noting he had been there before as an habitual runaway while craving apple pie.
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Philadelphia
Walter Welsh
Garrett's Avenue
Eighth
Race
Nones
Welsh
Missing physician returns after 28 years disappearance
Dr Byron Mahoney, a noted physician, reappears after 28 years away with amnesia. He boarded a Monon train marked for his former home and asked to see his now grown son. He cannot recall events from the intervening years. Mahoney's father plans treatment to restore memory.
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Lanoga, Inc
Byron Mahoney
Lost woman found in trance behind bed in Pittsburg
Mrs John Felix reappears after days of search by half the town of Haysborough. The missing woman, prone to trance like fainting spells, was found wedged behind a bedstead in her room, after a little daughter heard a faint moan. She is in a serious condition.
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Pittsburg
Haysborough
John Felix
Ohio
Felix
Girl Saves Father From Robbery in Clyde Georgia
Miss Mattie Woodall, aged years, wrested a pistol from a masked robber who burst into her Clyde home and ordered her father W. A. Woodall to surrender. She leveled the gun and forced the intruder to keep his hands up until an officer arrived. The assailant was identified as a negro.
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Clyde
Mattie Woodall
W. A. Woodall
Big Money Sought for 1780 Twenty Dollar Bond
Worcester mass March 2 Herbert F Morgan landlord of the Morgan house Clinton has found a $20 government bond of 1780 lost last summer in Maine. The bond a rarity aged 138 years may be worth large sums. Gray son of a former Boston mayor claims ownership and Morgan plans to send the document to the sub treasury in Boston if pressed.
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Worcester
Mass
Herbert F. Morgan
Morgan House
Clinton
Maine
Morea
Morgan
Gray
Boston
Mr. Morgan
Bunting Fined After Offering Gifts to Jurors in Oyster Case
Richmond March 25 Captain John W Bunting praised for defense in oyster land cases at Accomac county court offered jurors gifts of $3.10 each. judge Blackstone fined every juror who accepted and fined Bunting $25. Bunting paid all fines. Court ruled gifts to jurors too dangerous to permit.
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Richmond
John W. Bunting
Accomac
Blackstone
Bunting
Captain Bunting
Postmasters to ban ads from fake medical firms in NY and Brooklyn
The postmaster general orders New York and Brooklyn postmasters to block mail for 62 fraudulent medical companies and to reject mail to aliases used by operators. The move follows earlier efforts in Boston and Philadelphia amid reports of criminal records and deadly operations linked to these offices. Officials note high daily activity and incomes reaching thousands weekly.
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Remaat
Boston
Susan
Susan’ Geary
WILL APPEAL TO PRESIDENT Special Diapaten to the
A Montana meeting of business and citizens seeks to halt the deportation of Na Lay known as Mrs Tom Sing widow of the Chinaman killed by Lu Sing. Funds are raised. W B Burkett heads to Helena to seek a two day federal stay. Rev R Donaldson plans to go to Washington to plea before President Roosevelt.
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Andca
Bozeman
Na Lay
W. B. Burkett
Helena
Federal Court
Mr. Donaldson
Washington
Roosevelt
Mra. King
China
Phonograph provokes suit as lover’s sounds offend wife
Newark woman claims her husband upset by placing a phonograph at her bedroom door that played amorous tunes with another Mrs Hollum says the engagement began after she boarded with Mrs Nellie Scherter and she ordered Scherter to leave. The husband allegedly used the device to torment her, prompting legal action.
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Newark
Emma Hollum
Hollim
Drunken man and a gun blamed for Belfry death
William Ogden was killed this afternoon at Belfry on the Bridg Bear Creek railroad. Initial reports blamed a quarrel with Hank Williams, a sheep shearer, for a shot to the heart. Later accounts say Williams, drunk, accidentally shot Ogden, who once worked for the Northern Pacific Express and survived a Rapids wreck two years ago.
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The
Standard
Billings
William Ogden
Belfry
Bridg Bear Creek
Ogden
Hank Williams
Willams
Williams
Northern Pacifi Express Company
Rapids
Butte Briefs
Penneman of Spokane in the city Wilam Janey in town from Great Falls D. L. Kilgrave at the Thornton from Cripple Creek Townsend: H. Deltrick from Great Falls. tea victor to Butte L. Mr Hughes at the Fin len last night from Helena W. Le King of Salt Lake seeks business interests in Butte. Dohninon from Het tie last night at the Fister Ben Hager cement sidewalk complaint in the city. Trot Livineston Born March 25 to Henry Powell's wife. Born March 25 to Dan Jeste Grath wife. Born March 22 to Michael Harrington wife. Sheri Duke Glat cane up from Ditton seat Right to serve papers in a remigent of Walkerville. Rio Ty mpathy to a cw action in Beavertead
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Penneman
Spokane
Wilam Janey
Great Falls
D. L. Kilgrave
Thornton
Cripple Creek
Coto
Wilcox
Townsend
H. Deltrick
Tea Victor
Butte
Hughes
Finlen
Helens W. le King
Salt Lake
Dohinon
Hettie
Fister Ben Hager
Livineston
Henry Powell
Wos Noi Abot Avenue
Dan Jeste Grath
Mrichael Harrington
South Oktom Street
Sheri’ Duke Glat Cane
Ditton
Walkerville
Rio
Beavertead
Wanted GinL for General Housework
Classified notice seeking a general housework job at $11 per week location listed as W Granite Street Butte. Includes name initial GinL and terse contact.
Anaconda City Campaign Sees Little Activity
Daniel Lyons named on the ticket as alderman candidate in the Fourth ward as Democratic leaders reorganize. Alderman Coonan resigns to move home, Daniel Lynch becomes successor. Republicans organize but wooing votes appears muted with few resignations and upcoming committee meetings on Main Street.
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Walter Wellman
North Pole
Anaconda
Democratic City Central Committee
Doyle
J. H. Cole
Martin Coonan
Coonan
Daniel Lygnn
Coattreet
I. Coonan
Amos
Republican City Central Committee
Munson
Fourth Ward
Dee C. Scott
Third Ward
Scott
Eity Central Committee
Main Street
Captain Debonnaire shines in Gilmore's new comedy romance
Captain Debonnaire, a stirring comedy romance by Paul Gilmore, stars Captain Debonnaire with a wife in America and arrives in this city for its first presentation at the Margaret on Tuesday March 27. The role fits the star’s talents, following his early successes in Under the Robe and The Three Musketeers. The play's action spans Quebec and New York in the late seventeenth century, with lavish costumes and scenery supplied by Jules Murry.
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Cavaner O Rrance
America
Paul Gilmore
Captain Debonnaire
the Margaret
Alexander Salvin
Debonnaire
Quebec
New York
Jules Murry
Iis
Mr. Gilmore
Judge Loses Memory While Traveling on Honeymoon
A Hamburg judge and his bride on a honeymoon tour vanished after reaching Hanover on January 22. He later wandered Zurich in a disoriented state and gained no clear account of himself. Relatives were en route to bring him home.
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Hamburg
Hanover
Zurich
Woman Is In Jail For Razor Attack In Billings
Special Dispatch reports Nina Gilbert a colored woman is jailed in Billings after carving Dora Dean a colored woman with a razor. Several serious wounds on the back and side are noted. A charge of assault in the second degree is filed against Nina Gilbert.
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The
Standard
Billings
Nina Gilbert
Dora Dean
Eleven Buildings Burned in Fayetteville Fire
A fire in Fayetteville North Carolina began last night at the Frank Thornton Dry Goods store in the city center and destroyed 11 buildings. Loss estimated at $300,000. No fatalities reported though several persons were injured and some insured.
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Fayetteville
N. C
Frank ‘Thornton Dry Goods Company
Governor Pattison’s Condition Reported After Night Illness
Fragmented OCR notes describe Governor Pattison’s health update following an illness. The text mentions a trip and public concern over his condition with phrases hinting at his recovery progress and ongoing medical observations.
Demand Their Beer With Their Dances in Mass Meeting
Chicago reports a mass gathering of German and Bohemian societies demanding city action to authorize mayoral bar permits for dance halls and state relief for amusements. Tens of thousands marched via Michigan Avenue, amid tension with officials over liquor licenses and reform.
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Chicago
Armory
Michigan Avenue
Lown
Arden
Samuel Alschuler
E. T. Noonan
the Light
Anaconda to Hear Objections on Sewer Improvement District No 28
City council will hold a hearing on April 2 1906 at 8 p m in the council chamber to consider objections to creating special improvement district No 28 for a sanitary sewer in alleys between Alder and Ash streets connecting to the main sewer on Fourth Street. Estimated cost 2000. each lot pays proportionally. Written objections by owners or agents must be filed with the city clerk before the hearing.
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Anaconda
City of
Pim. Sullivan
Notice to Creditors Estate of Edward A Ehlert Deceased
The executor of the Edward A Ehlert estate in Deer Lodge Montana asks creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months of the first publication. Claims should be delivered to John H. Tolan in Anaconda at the Durston block office, the estate’s business site. Dated March 10 1906 Anaconda Montana.
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Edward A. Ehlert
John II Tolan
Durston Block
Anaconda
C. Ehlert
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