National assembly to convene in St Petersburg May tenth
The national assembly or douma will meet at the Yinu nde palace in St Petersburg on Thursday May 10 with 371 members elected. The report notes a working majority for constitutional democrats and outlines the government’s power to issue temporary laws during recess as parliament may be dissolved by imperial ukase.
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National Assembly
Russia
Council of the Empire
Th Emairé
Assembly
Consritational Democrats
Angela
St.Penny
Burg Seer
Tis
Constitutional Democrats
United States
Scone
Interalate
Wailers
She One Hind
Republians
Ana
Iyasl Fehate
Mon Hy
Hak
Diz Barnes
Washington
National
House of Representatives
Porsche
Lilien Solays
You Pay Europe Gets The Beef
The Trust sought to sell beef to Germany but faced a government guarantee barrier. Four hundred eleven inspectors were appointed to certify the meat for Germany, funded by taxpayers, with Germany receiving its share of tainted meat alongside troops. Read Upton Sinclair's reply to Armour in Everybody's for May.
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Beef ‘Trust
Germany
Trust
Upton Sinclair
Armour
Knotty question for Butte ball directors unsettled plan debated
The Butte baseball board weighs weekday games at the gardens or Columbia park amid grandstand and access concerns. Weather and dust aside, a first game may open soon with a planned week start and improved car service. The debate centers on site, cost, and best venue for fans.
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Wedneesiay
Triio
Columbia Gardens
Hetter
Gardene li
Board of Direetors
Towa
Olther Cave
Ran
Waseball
Une
Etherte
Seon Inter
Limited Patrol Ranger Class Faces Hail Pug Incident
A fragmentary report notes a limited patrol ranger class in session when an unusual hail event disrupted training. No further details or official statements are provided in the readable text.
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Wainalior
Notable Practice: Owsleys and Athletics Tie in Six Innings
Despite a 0-0 six inning stalemate, both Owsleys and Athletics show midseason class in a spring practice game yesterday afternoon. The Owsleys expect to face the Basin next Sunday, signaling ongoing regional competition.
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Owsley
Owsleys
Dm Basin
Unclear ancient baseball odds from a damaged page
Fragmentary OCR describes a baseball game with Fi Gels, Cincinnati, and Brooklyn players. The text is garbled, with mentions of Beefe, Wacker, Wicker, Tele, and Mayer names, plus scattered inning and scoring notes, but readable specifics are limited.
Cleveland Tops Rivaling Team in Narrow Win
In a tight American League game, Cleveland edges out the rival by a small margin. Key players include star pitchers and hitters from both sides, with late scoring moments shaping the final result. Fans saw a close contest with momentum shifts and a final push in the late innings.
Detroit Defeated in Renters’ Game At St Laus May Day
In a muddled account from St Laus May 1, Detroit lost in a game billed asrenters’ action. Manager Ayimbur at Belrolt was ordered from the field after the seventh inning by the umpire for assisting Adeetsieth. Pitcherlin from the box Cor will be credited with the loss while Beare and Valence contributed for Belrolt.
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BO Valence Sind
Towelite Spee
Pryan
Northwestern League Update from Vy Ossian and Samiane
Fragmentary notes from the Northwestern League at Vy Ossian mention Samiane and May wind events, with scattered references to players and batteries. Remaining legible items reference Us with ease and scores, while names like Howard and Retinabie appear amid faded text.
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Samiane
Riedt
Tielschae
Paddey
Suikimne Ee
Howard
Bus and Blames
Uniplresecdey
Unclear sports line from Tacoma report fragment
Fragmentary report from Tacoma Washington describes a baseball game moment with unclear details and several garbled phrases making it impossible to extract a full event, teams, or final score. Further readable text is needed for a precise headline and summary.
Beattie Wart May and Beattie San Francisco Split Doubleheader
Pacific Coast League report notes Beattie Wart May and Beattie San Francisco splitting a run doubleheader. Portland won an extra inning thriller in Oregon as Henderson homered and McLean scored the deciding run. errors and late plays shaped the result. Fresno beat Los Angeles in ten innings with key throws and fielding turning points.
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Beattie
Wart
May
San Francisco
Joes
Nadly
San Manco
Beadle
Vance Occas
Portland
Ore
Oakland
Henderson
Léster
McLean
J Mackett
Duiter
Rilke
Horlorson
Reidy
T Hackett
Fresno
Los Angeles
Tresno
Fitegerald
Kla Bede
Angee Seettreetie Bom
Peesta
Ratierte
Iill
Kater
Fitygarntl
Uceasie
Metan
Stanning of the Clubs South Westin League
Focused note reports on club standings within the South Westin League. Names of clubs and positions appear, with possible dates and match results. Details are sparse, but the item indicates a summarized standings update for local clubs in the specified league.
Butte Opens Golf Season With Windy Tournament
The Butte golf season opened with a well contested handicap tournament at the Country Club. Eighteen players competed. Donnelly led scratch with 92, followed by Barker and Falconer. Weather and wind drew a large gallery despite early season conditions. plans for a three cornered match with Butte, Spokane, and Salt Lake are talked for the near future.
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Yexter- Jay
Donnelly
Barker
Falconer
Selth
Butte
Spokane
Salt Lake
Locky Golf Grounds
Westernay Fello i Tour
wyen—Winehell
Hodgens
MeCrlinman
G -Chase
Palner
Green
Sales
Miester
AIK
Berne
Teun
Stes
Horgan TN Boosh
Phivers
Horehor batt team defeats Basisesinv by eleven to six
The Horehor batt team played Basisesinv day. The game ended with Horehor winning 11 to 6. Wilson for the Rinihere pitched well but the Basin hunch treated them royally.
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Horehor Batt
Watory
Bouchera
Wilson
Stevensville Notes Report Local Staff and Deaths
May weather and local dispatches note Rainy Jyman and Harry Walters surveying in the Oils section near the Lock-Widge Ways south of Stevensville. J.T. Williams mourns the death of his mother, Mrs. M.C. Williams, aged 67. Visitors James Jabb of Helena and William Mayes of Townsend arrive for local business and ranching interests at Byent Tork on the old Motyiniay ranch.
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Standard
Stevensville
May
Rainy Jyman
Harry Walters
Parkie
Sivna Crsie
Hursen
Missoula
Milter
Lola Creeks
J.T. Willams
MC. Willams
al. Tie
Marshalfield
Harold Metcatt
Nelug
Byent Tork
Emperor Nicholas to name future ministers from parliament
The Times correspondent at St Petersburg reports that Emperor Nicholas plans to appoint future ministers from the national parliament, while his current seremykin ministry remains only transitional in the political arrangement.
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London
Times
St. Petersbire
Nicholas
Nationale
Horsky to Prosecute Gorky Again in Anti-Russian Plot
In Petersburg on May 6, authorities announced that Maxing Gorky will be prosecuted once more on charges tied to anti-Russian activities and revolutionary movements. The case centers on alleged financial support and propaganda linked to dissent against the state.
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al. Petersburg
Maxing Gorky
Payroad
Fingerprint identification in a London theft case gains US validation
The New York police arrest Henry Johnson, linked to the Waldorf Astoria burglary and Lady Parker thefts. Fingerprints and photos sent to Scotland Yard match Johnson’s marks, confirming a pioneering use of fingerprint science in this country. The case, drawing on Mark Twain’s ideas, supports the theory that no two fingerprints are identical.
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Alice
New York
Polita Échartment
Igen
Mark Tia
Henry Johnson
Diet
Wedorf-Astoria
Lady Parker
Gilbert Parker
Caritow
London
Johneoy
Salley
Waldorf-Astoria
Carlton
Scotland Yard
Berillion
Dumler
Johienti
Londo
Curie
Reagan
Mark Twain
Johnson
Progress of work on the Lower Yellowstone projects
Special Dispatch reports on multiple Helena area and Yellowstone projects. Supervising engineer SavagE travels to Shoshone and Huntley sites with engineers SlovkloN and Ahern to inspect diversions and gaugings for Piney Creek and Be Smee, while bids open for division 1 and 2 of the main canal near Glendive. Contractors Freeman Co, Billings Construction, Murnpay, and Delaney advance tunnels, channels, and a 140,000 cubic yard move, with Shoshone dam and Big Horn basin work proceeding under Engineer French, as the Intermontar canal system nears completion.
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Bacar
United Site
Feclamation Sevice
Shookdany
Wyo
Robert G. Slovklon
Vhugh
Muntiey Project
Jeremsius Ahern
Sage
Sir. Adera
Clear Creek
Mn Shir
Me Interlor
J. A. Neley
Minneapolis
D. H. Freeman & Co
el Chead
Minn
Big Horn
James A French
Wire
Hays
George 12 Breatton
Anghiver
Madison River
Lake Masin
Nelson
Aid Named For Willston Project Assignment In North Dakota
Aid formerly assisting James A. French takes charge at the Willston project in North Dakota and will oversee the plane tabby sue ve operations.
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Aid
James A. French
Willston Project
North Dakota
Annual Rifle Competition At Fort Keogh
Miles Guy and Colonel Romus announce the annual rifle competition at Fort Keogh with top army marksmen from across the United States. The event aims to begin in June with narrow margins to decide the champion, despite uncertain conditions and a long, challenging match.
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Miles Guy
Romus
Fort Keogh
Teach
Army
United States Army
Urey
Verdict favors Sheriff in Livingston libel case
In Livingston New York a jury returned a verdict for Sheriff Robertson in the case of TT Rosie seeking 50000 damages for alleged wrongful detention. The ruling dismisses claims of intentional wrongdoing and clears the sheriff of liability.
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The
Standard
Livingston
TT Rosie
Robertson
Fuvor
Sherif
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