President Roosevelts Visit Highlights New Mexico Statehood Push
President Rowevelt spends time in Santa Fe amid ceremonies and tours as advocates push New Mexico toward statehood. He attends services at San Miguel Church, tours historic sites, and meets local officials before continuing to Albuquerque.
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Rowevelt
New Mexico
San Miguel Church
United States
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Geosgo Armijo
Marcy
MA. Oters
Fort
Loeb
Otero
Albuauerque
Panama Straw Hats Second Shipment Retiring Sale
Panama straw hats arrive lighter than ordinary panamas. Sold at 4 dollars during retiring sale, with old time close woven pans durable as leather and lasting a lifetime. Regular price 6 dollars.
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Panama
Panama Shape This Season's Latest Fad
Panama Shape is featured as the season's latest fad with a regular price of $1.50, now offered at a sale price of 90 cents.
Golf shirts sale from Manhattan Make in tan with black stripe
New shipment of golf shirts from Manhattan Make offered at regular price 1.75 but sale price 1.45. Shirts feature correct tan color and a small black stripe.
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Manhattan
French Percale Shirt Sale Promises Unbeatable Price
A local retailer touts a sale on French percale shirts claiming regular prices at $2.50 but offering a sale price of $1.90. The ad highlights unique styles for the season and urges shoppers to buy now, promising quality and value unavailable elsewhere.
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Manhattan
Need item sale price noted at 80 cents
A compact sale entry shows price details with 1.25 dollar regular and 80 cent sale price, indicating a discount offer. The fragment mentions a value and timing likely tied to a promotional period. The source does not provide additional context or identifiers.
Bans and Klein: Reiltig from Business a Delia Aiea
A partial OCR fragment mentions Bans and Klein and a name Delia Aiea in a business context with unclear surrounding details. The readable items suggest a corporate or contract matter but lack full context or actions to confirm a clear event or outcome.
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Reiltig
Delia Aiea
Bula
Suggestive Tableau Seen At Albuquerque
A crowd greeted the president in Albuquerque as he closed western tip day with a two hour stop. A tableau opposite the platform depicted New Mexico seeking adhesion to the Union while delegates and residents praised the state and welcomed the president. The event featured a lavish reception and a brief speech, with the president touring the Algel area before continuing toward Arizona.
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D. Rodey
New Mexico
Algel
Presi A Lux Importane Department
New Mexon
Northern Pacific Defines Position on Trains and Jobs
General Ma Ward of Northern Pacific warns employees cannot dictate train types due to debt. The company plans a hiring drive in Minneapolis for mechanized work as crews converge in St Paul. Grand officers Garetson Newman and others travel to St Paul for a joint presentation to organizing locals.
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Ma Ward
Northern Pacific
Sammmen
St. Paul
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Garetson Aint Newman
St Paul
Company to be Incorporated Amid Franchise Backing
Backers of Job Yates in the Appie Heetrie Tight Company push for incorporation within days. Officers listed include President Benepe, Secretary Hogan, and Treasurer. A vote on the grant is scheduled for May 2 with several named directors and associates.
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Job Yates
Appie Heetrie
Nde
Presiden Benepe
Ttt Hogan
George W Tom
HB. Moray
le Gasey
Burt Pini
Mottman
KD. Steele
Labor unrest roils city as strikes spread nationwide
A chaotic scene unfolds with a strike in Omaha and broader labor tensions. City officials, the mayor, police chief Donahue, and Sheriff Power convene over orders amid violence against workers and obstruction by employers. Reports describe shop guards, freight delays, and protests as workers demand protections and pay.
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Omaha
Donahue 101
Donahue
Sheri Power
Jal Fonter
Mader Nenally
Teamsters
Massinese
FIGHTING THE EXPOSITION IN OREGON LABOR ACTION
Ta Grande May 5 The state Federation of Labor in session tonight adopted resolutions by a 45 20 vote calling for a referendum on the appropriation of funds for the Portland exposition The resolutions urge the state to present the facts to national labor bodies and seek their action against the Portland sawmill trust for price hikes rents and anti contract practices that harm union workers
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Ta Grande
Ore
State Federation of Labor
Lewis and Clirk
Portland
Lalor
Investigation Underway In Linton Area Probe
A local investigation continues in Linton as officials probe unclear leads and assess potential questions about the incident. Police and county investigators are coordinating efforts to determine what occurred and identify those involved.
Postmaster General Talks on Internal Post Office Moves
Washington press reports two major postoffice actions: a letter calling for evidence held by a former cashier and an agreement to proceed with a new investigation. Postmaster General Payne noted replies were not yet submitted and Bristow would proceed on the matter. Also mentions other unrelated items and a monitor trip.
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Postoffice
Washington City
Bristow
Charles
Emory
Payne
Maly
Pomtis
Brineton
Protests Grow Over Proposed Action Across Delegation
A deputation was appointed to rail against the proposed measure and urge Premier Maifour to confer with them. The protest emphasis remains strong and tied to the tax issue. No imminent protest is confirmed.
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oWith
Maifour
Alliec
Unclear historic notes on viceroys and revolts amid political shifts
Fragmentary report cites Chinese viceroys declining to act, a prominent rebel Hing’s murder, and suspected killings of revolutionaries. Mentions elections in Beattie Beattie region, mayoral race outcomes, and wireless telegraphy plans affecting Alaska. Includes scattered names and places with partial context.
Mothers Congress Debates Polygamy In City Session
Detroit May 5 The National Congress of Mothers conference opens at Central Methodist Episcopal Church with officers from across the nation. Governor Files and Mayor Maybury welcome delegates as President Frederick Schoff reports on Utah polygamy and its wider social harm to America.
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Detroit
Mich
National Congress of Mothers
Central Methodist Episcopal Church
the Nations Congress
Congress
Utah
America
Fsa
Helena Hotel Manager Named For Helena Property Change
Special dispatch from Helena dated May SF reports E Hanson, a leading hotel man in the state, taking charge of the Hotel Helena after formerly managing in Butte. Hanson did not return to New York where Liebler & Co. announce Ada Hehan will resume leadership of the large Manhattan under their management. Miss Olle Skinner is slated for a 25‑city tour, while major eastern western and southern cities compete for attention.
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Horton
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Tock —Island
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Bandar
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Aldermar Livingston
Hanson
New York
Liebler & Co
Ada Hehan
I ‘Olle Skinner
Augusta Chronicle Sold At Public Auction
An Augusta Chronicle paper from the Routh section was sold today at a public auction. The winning bid came from Thomas W. Layles, with Henry Henryson listed as an interested editorial participant.
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Chronicle
Routh
Thomas W. Layles
Thea Henry
Gladys Crocker Wed Uncle in Law in New York May
A fragmented news item notes the wedding of Gladys Crocker to her uncle in law in New York in May. The text also references cableslam, recordkeeping for four months, and a statistical comparison with previous years, including grants R206 for April. Details are sparse and partly garbled.
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Gladys Crocker
New York
Auleto
Charles Maxwell Dies at 83 Former Senator and Chief Justice
A. E. Maxwell, last survivor of the Confederate Senate, died today aged 83. He served as a state senator from 1862 to 1863 and was chief justice from 186? to 189?. Maxwell previously served as a judge on the federate bench, with a career spanning from 1853 onward.
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West
King Edward Reported For Autumn Visit To Emperor William
The London report notes that a summer trip to Russia is unconfirmed while it is understood King Edward will make an official autumn visit to Emperor William. From Berlin he is expected to proceed to Copenhagen.
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Edward
Russia
William
Berlin
Copenhagen
Saas
Beaver Valley traction car wreck near Beaver Falls
A Beaver Valley traction car ran away bound for Beaver Falls last night and wrecked. Conductor Charlea Miller was probably fatally hurt, Motorman Shepard badly cut and bruised, and six passengers injured. The accident is blamed on wet rails caused by a broken water main.
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Beaver Valley
Beaver Falls
Charlea Miller
Shepard
Emperor William Visits Monte Cassino With Royal Party
Emperor William and King Emmanuel visit Monte Cassino with Crown Prince Frederick Vi and six princes. They tour the abbey crypt mosaic work, view Apennines and Mediterranean, and admire the museum illumination. Fragrant crowds and military honors mark the royal day, ending with sunset return to Rome.
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Acco
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Aosta
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Genos
William
Prussia
Boniface
Kris
St.Vincent's
Beatty
Germany
Father Krug
Emmanuel
Apennine
Mediterranean
Mt. Benedict
United States
Rome
Willian
Williarm
Fort
Palatine Hill
Clearei
Brillant
Watchmaker Unveils New Time Fuse Device
A watchmaker presented a mechanical timestyse in a section to the Krupp company for a royalty and further devices. Reports indicate Behneidere of France acquired the Tigre, and nations including the United States and Great Britain have engaged in related trade and exploration in explosive contexts.
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Rtehan Ahd
Seetien
Krupp Company
Bisson
Ss Somty
Behneidere
France
Tigre
Vichew
Stimim Have
United States
Grea
Fons Ats
Graduation Exercises Set for June at Opera House
Livingston May 1 A apos tee of the board reports forthcoming graduation exercises for the institution. The class will consist of graduates and the exercise will be held in the opera house on June 12.
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Diapaten
Livingston
Board’ of County
Opera House
Wall Paper News Offers Wide Assortment at Attractive Prices
A local retailer promotes a broad wall paper selection from beat grades to inexpensive kitchen paper. The ad touts large purchases and very attractive selling prices to entice customers, encouraging a visit to browse the varied styles and colors in stock.
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