Former Butte Citizen Suffers Paralyzing Attack
Samuel Mulville, 76, a former Montana legislator and longtime Butte resident, collapsed with paralysis on a train near South Butte while visiting friends. He is at St. James Hospital in serious condition with left-eye involvement, but hope rests on his strong health and recovery.
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Calumet & Butte Mining Co Forms With Capital of 1.59 Million
Articles of incorporation filed with the county clerk reveal Calumet & Butte Mining is capitalized for 1,590,000 dollars, divided into 160,000 shares. Directors named include Herman Bibver John Grier Joseph Liew Joseph Vertin Joseph Swickert Savin Tiss and Henry Flieger. Savinisi appointed local representative. The franchise statement shows 43,880 dollars paid on capital stock, assets at 150.00 and liabilities at 102,450.
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Brown Aide Denies Factional Control Of Ohio Republicans
Walter E B Brown of Toledo, chairman of the Republican State Central Committee, declares no faction can control the committee. He defends the committee as experienced and independent, notes seven members voted against Senator Dirk, and emphasizes personal judgment guiding future actions for the party.
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President Would Pardons for John January Convict
A note to the department of justice urged that John January known as S. W. Anderson in Kansas City be pardoned or have his penance commuted. January, convicted for robbing a postal facility in Oklahoma, served time at Fort Leavenworth, escaped, recaptured near Kansas City, and later lived openly under an assumed name while running a business and marrying. Numerous petitions sought the president’s clemency.
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Local Firms Guilty in Ice Price Fixing Conspiracy
In Kupans County on April 30 the People’s Storage & Fuel Central Ice Lynda Mercantile City Breweries were found guilty of maintaining an illegal combination to restrain free competition, fix prices, and regulate trade. Judge Powill did not indicate the punishment planned.
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Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Promised Cure
The text extols Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a remedy for Turner growths and other female ailments. It presents testimonials from women including Mrs May Fry, Mrs EB Hayes, Mrs Perry Byers, Mrs Finkham, Mrs Sd Burler, and Mrs M M Sunk, claiming tumor reduction and improved health after using the product, and urges readers to consult Mrs Pinkham for guidance and insist on the product when shopping.
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Scandal Stirred Over New York Life Directors Vote
An Albany roundup follows a district attorney inquiry into the New York Life directors election. George Berngham, head of the policyholders committee, is charged with conspiracy. watchers Stirrup and Carrington face related accusations. Jacob Frank, a New York Life agent, is jailed on forgery charges as investigations seek the truth behind alleged perversion of state election laws. Untermyer defends the policyholders' committee while denouncing the campaign and noting European travel and timing.
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Austria Maneuvering on Diplomatic Visit Plans
Vienna reports express interest in the departure of Maron von Aghrenthal the Austria Hungary foreign minister for a Berlin visit. He carries an autograph letter from Emperor Granell Joseph to Emperor Whim and will interview Chancellor Prince von Buelow.
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Maron von Aghrenthal
Floods in Odessa drive thousands from homes
Estimated ten thousand residents are driven from their homes by overflowing rivers Dufover Dolestor and Dying, with widespread inundations causing extreme distress across the city and surrounding areas. Local authorities report extensive damage and ongoing emergency needs.
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Federal indictments against two leaders fail to close case
Federal indictments against Lwa Kin and seven Chiahoma turther dealers for aiding the unexercised kin were held today by Justice Gre. The cases were continued to the next term at court.
Fish Resigns as President in Pelgraph Campaign
Boston April announces resignation of 1. p. Histy from the American Pel graph pampans. Mr Fish will be succeeded by Theodore No ath, who owns the first glea presidency of the company.
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Glea
Willlim Fe. Cor ey Wird Clevertrd President
An unusual misspelled note reports William F. Corey was elected president of the United States Stool Corporation as the board held its annual meeting in New York. The item hints at corporate leadership changes and references expired terms among officers.
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Corey Wird
Sacred Heart Church Benefit Sheet Evening Sale
A benefit sheet for Sacred Heart Church is listed for this afternoon and evening. Details on participants Bulte Breen and others are noted along with a mention of 1.087 Tuonven nie.
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Electrical Workers Demand Higher Wages Across North America
Reports from Frisco to Ottawa and Tokyo show widespread labor unrest as electrical workers seek larger pay while strikes and arbitration efforts ripple through industries. Union and company negotiators in Utah, San Francisco, and other hubs clash over daily wages and decry confrontations, with protests and police surveillance rising in several cities.
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Revolt Report Suppresses Montencara Disorder
Vienna reports say Montencara, under military rule for nine years, faces revolutionary bands and spreading disorder. Messages via Ragusa note armed groups and rapid unrest near the country, with the Vassolevics’ headquarters near the strongest areas of the principality.
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Mine Flood Traps Eighty In Belgium Narrow Alley
In an Angelou pit near tale iy Belgium on April 30 a collapse trapped eighty miners. The flood cut off the gallery two hundred feet below the surface and the entombed men were hindered by falling debris. Relays of rescuers work to reach them and the missing comrade.
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Through the American convoy to Archangel and Well- Norway voyage
Fragmentary text describes a Watts party of three forging data toward a Woetham-Chicago Tiurald expedition. They were escorted toward the interior of Burak by routes via Archangel to Well-5 Una in Norway.
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Burglary Report From Wakefield Borough
New York April burglary sighting describes a thief entering a bedroom of Mrs Jahn a Wakefield borough resident and stealing a pocketbook containing 1607 dollars. A witness Mrs Fraser attempted to alert law enforcement as the intruder climbed through a window.
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Unclear local report with damaged OCR text
Fragmentary OCR passage from Celober Island mentions Knops and a tribommen, with uncertain names and numbers. Key details are unreadable, hindering a coherent summary or identification of people, places, or events.
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Hodars Promoted to Brigadier General in 24th Infantry
Washington announces the promotion of Col Charles Hodges of the 24th Infantry to brigadier general. Hodges, previously at Pines Atone:gieinee, is slated to report to the Philippines and Port Moore area, with recent duties at Pine Stone. The promotion marks a notable advancement for Hodges and the unit.
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Romance ends in death by own action in St Petersburg
In St Petersburg on April 90 Mme Madozada Baran a well known revolutionary linked to forestry circles, died by suicide after learning her husband, a traitor, had betrayed a key terror group. Baran, daughter of a boot factory owner, left her home to propagate propaganda and faced imprisonment in Kiev for five years before going abroad in 1905. Her body was returned to St Petersburg and buried with crimson wreaths.
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Unclear historic attack scene reported in county region
A cryptic 19th century style account describes a nocturnal assault in a northeastern county area by a group called the awake hunters. It mentions exotic elements and improvised devices, with mentions of explosions, snakes bales, and a chaotic aftermath. Names and places appear fragmented and uncertain.
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