Governor Douglas Report On Fall River Wages
Governor Douglas reports the Fall River textile strike of 1904 ended with workers returning to work after six months. He concludes wage restoration is not warranted and outlines a proposed profit margin for mill owners to justify any wage increase. The exact margin remains uncertain. no direct recommendation is offered.
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Boston
Alay
Douglas
Youglas
Montis
Gor
Sas
Bios AU
Govermor Doughes Mude
Nis
Health officials back Roosevelt aid and unity in North America
Washington May 72 Health officers from North America wrap up their annual conference without endorsing a proposed international meeting in the United States. They voiced confidence in President Roosevelt and Secretary Taft, and urged uniform fetal and travel laws while rejecting the invitation for the 7901 congress.
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Washington
North America
Tarim
International Congress of Uvehne
United States
Tironghout
Trueman On Trial On Charge Of Murder
A jury is seated in the Trueman murder case as four of the original panel are examined. Henry M. Yelser, brought from California to testify, is among the first witnesses. The defense asserts Yelser’s presence and McCabe’s death as witnesses.
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Trueman
Mabel
Wil
Iine
Henry M. Yelser
California
Addeman
Roulder
Matt Menetees
Fentuchy
Mirel Favalier
Malt Whelms’ Aauther
Funeral for Hlam Cyank In Degenerate War Survivor
The body of Hlam Cyank, survivor of the War of 1815, arrives from Booneville South York and will be buried with military honors at Depression Hills cemetery. The funeral is set for tomorrow at the city hall with religious rites. Survivors include William, Haughter, Mes. Sarah Willey, seven years old. The cortege leaves New York for the last rites.
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Hlam Cyank
Booneville
S. Yo
William
Haughter
Sarah Willey
New York
Gattlemen Form A Pool In South Side District
A historical notice describes formation of a cattle pool named the Torsue river yaad near the Yel lastone area. Officers listed include Wy W Terrett as president, Fred Tillafeld as secretary treasurer, with duties for managing cattle, grazing, and pool expenses. Non-members may join. cattle contributed or sold to fund wages and costs. bidders and pool participants expected to assist in maintenance and operation.
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Mlenaton
Aida
Yellastone
Offeers
W. Terrett
Presidency
Binanltton
Fred Tillafeld
Torri
Tieeher
Clam Au
Hofenne
Mispah
Keitel
Woriee
Grand Central Station Parade Through City Hall
A garbled historical OCR passage describes a ceremonial parade marching to city hall. It mentions a Grand Central station line, a veteran unit, and uniformed guards in a solemn procession. The text references a society from 1382 and a long line of marching groups including hearse bearing the old warrior's hosts. The fragmentary read suggests a civic observance with regimental formations and named entities.
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Geand
Mette
gMeera
I Crash Jrat
O. A
Welington Continental Guard
Ey Hite
Af He Cronkswith
Otayar Mellel
City Saver BG
Aleny Ang N
GeBo Off For Elrope Visit Reveals Business Plans
A garbled report mentions Gebo traveling abroad for an extended period, meeting associates, and outlining plans. It notes purchases of Spring frock coal property near Twiscewn, a college build site, and two business parcels secured for a temple project, with reliance on an agent and local approvals.
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Iminpany
Gebe
Vineary
Adnan
Aly
Gebo
Twiscewn
Therninotis
Wee
Wheeler
Geho
Jorg
Alan
Miles City News Bits From May Visit and Local Notes
Weathered fragments report the death of a local resident in Miles City and notes on ranch activity and a pasture sale. Mentions a grand matron of the U S visiting Custer County May 2, a hospital recovery for a local man, and a judge attendance.
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Miles City
Uidne
Mowr
Sir Clari
Inline Hammer
U. S
Custer County
Perry Jones
EB. U
Andrus
Old-Timer of Cogee Is Declared Insane
An elderly resident of Cogee, William C. Wiscal, was judged insane by a jury after a legal proceeding. The case involved testimony from medical experts and the court, with the afflicted man described as the town's longtime figure. The ruling follows a formal hearing and notes on the condition affecting his behavior and welfare.
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Cogee
Unclear regional bid award and county actions
The record notes a county bid awarded by Kane & Co of Minneapolis for an easement project with a total of 184 0005 and a state board approval worth 4 yiee Cent. peeary FES 000. The county will bear engraving expenses and delivery is slated for June. Elks back Dr. Flaviland of Dolte for grand trustee. District Deputy Hses Gallwey presided at the latest meeting.
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Syren
Randall Miloy
Ula
Eas Jer
Kane & Co
Minnepols
State Board
Jaid Emmutssitiers
Commissionen
Land Commissioiers
Pravisa
Fa Red Lodge
Elks
Flaviland
Dolte
Netlon
Bron Daken
Wight
Whee
Hses Gallwey
Litte
Pm Giest
Feeble minded students and wary teachers face election turmoil
May 12 report from Roulder describes disputed appointments and staff changes at a local school for the feeble minded. Former instructors are at issue as administrators pursue new arrangements amid confusion over duties and replacements.
Opposing Views in Portland Fair Fight
A fragmented notice discusses the Lewland Clark exposition commission and state versus federal funding for a fair project. It notes the Lewis quote and the public body's regulation, with court officials and attorneys weighing the issue and a board appointment by Lars Sie.
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Portland
Ores
Lewland Clark
Lewis Qi Chirk Corporation
Mengure i
Sts Courmvellrs
Tory
Tturissue
Twenty Four Cent Woi Back Number Special Report
A fragmented item notes twenty four cent Woi back number and a special report on standard may. Mentions Miles, Jon Solenger, and figures around 23 08 pounds amid Fok and A. S&S. Wiley items and Gearne for Titec Manning are referenced in unclear context.
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Jon Solenger
Eran Os Vents
Abot
Fok
A. S&s
Wiley
Gearne
Titec & Manning
Fragmented reminiscence on illness and remedy
A distorted reminiscence recounts a fever and urinary trouble followed by Bright's disease fears. The narrator claims a three and a half month faithful use of a remedy that promised recovery and final praise from a friend or healer.
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Lingham
T. Oo. Reclley Twin Glix Lodge
Paul
Bright
What Is Brights Disease Catarrh Of The Kidneys
Bright's disease is kidney catarrh caused by toxins in the blood. Damaged kidneys fail to filter wastes, allowing poisons to build up and urination to change. Peruna is claimed to cure kidney catarrh when symptoms disappear.
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Bright
Eihey
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