Montana soldier Walter Powers dies in Los Angeles
Walter W. Powers, 22, a Bozeman native and Spanish American War veteran in Montana's Company E, died in Los Angeles after months of stomach illness. He had returned from service in the Philippines and spent winters in Arizona and California hoping for recovery. He is survived by his mother Mary E. Powers and sister Mura Powers, with burial plans in Montana.
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Untimely Death Ties Montana Family in Philippines Event
In the Philippines the Taney family mourns as a death occurs while a father and mother grieve long separated kin. Relatives include Rees May and My, Casper Schultz, Edward and Maude of Raele Track, and George a resident elsewhere. Frank, a missing brother, vanished years ago near Butte. The father died earlier and rests in Mr. Moriah cemetery.
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Mountain Knocks Down Highwayman in City Hold Up
A masked gang attacked Mountain at Second and Gaylord streets yesterday, with one robber firing a six shooter. Mountain was stunned but escaped home, authorities identify Walter Smith as the man who recognized a lookout at a Sheehan saloon. Police pursue the remaining assailants. no valuables were taken.
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Patient at St. James Hospital and a boy’s disturbance
Fin Dumprd and James Lanwney are mentioned with a broken leg and a cirle condition. Lanwney, aged about ten, is said to be working underground and fumbled on North Monlans Street. The report mixes names, place, and unclear actions in a damaged OCR fragment.
Archbishop Dead in Chicago Hospital
An archbishop died in a Chicago hospital after arriving May 4 and suffering a brief illness. Family and church officials prepared a funeral plan as reports described the clergyman’s final days and legacy.
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Tariff boards near. Manufacturers weigh action
A garbled report from New York cites mentions of tariff boards and an association of manufacturers gathering for an annual event. The text references investigations and proposed steps, with unclear details about names, dates, and actions.
California Democrats to Instruct for Bryan
Previa Cal May 17 the Democratic state convention will meet to instruct for Bryan at large to the national convention. Delegates will be chosen by county and district conventions, with the aim of selecting Bryan supporters and sending a firm delegation to Denver. The event attracted political figures and observers eager to shape the nomination process.
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YONTOH Exposition Opens Under Prince Regent Display
The Maaleh exposition opened yesterday featuring an electric and military display. Organized under the prince regent’s patronage, the event highlights arts and industry and will run through October as the central attraction for the coming season.
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TOBACCO FOR NAVY SUPPLIES INCREASED COST
Washington reports May shipments will open June date to supply the Navy with 100000 pounds of tobacco value for the fiscal year and accounts for additional purchases. The extra supplies are to be bought in addition to amounts already budgeted for the year.
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Anon Dossed and Fal ted in April Examination
Washington May 2 nineteen anon dossed and 11 falted of the a2 who presented themselves for the April examination for the grade of consa and a mainlinous to the student fiapector corp. Mila to a higher proportion of successful candidates than at any previous examination.
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Brazilian Embassy Purchase Plan Quietly Advance
In Rio de Janeiro on May 12, the chamber of deputies plans to vote soon on a $200,000 appropriation to acquire property in Washington for a permanent Brazilian embassy home. The step signals a formal move to establish a lasting diplomatic site.
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Tapey for Manuel In Portan Parade Honors King Manuel
Nearly 1 000 residents of Oporta rallied in support of King Manuel after disembarking a Weapcotal train. They marched to Conaonitha palace and expressed reverent homage to the monarch.
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Aerodrome trial at Hanoverport ends with ground run
A large Hanoverport crowd witnessed a May 17 aerodrome test in which the White Wing failed to rise. Wheels lacked steering on ground, prompting a plan to add front-wheel guidance. The Aerial Experiment Association led by Bell Erwin Curtiss and Selfridge aims to build a practical machine powered by its own motive force. Police pursued a counterfeit coin ring tied to a Berlin hotel group with links to a Spanish criminal operation.
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Morse faces tight spot in Bath Maine bank crisis
In Bath Maine on a Saturday the Morse firm faced financial strain as the Morne sheurites campany secured a cash infusion of about 100000 dollars. Charles A Haungay, receiver, notes Morse as former vice president and director of the bank now under receivership. The new Maine corporation reportedly enabled deposits to be safeguarded for depositors.
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International counterfeit ring linked to Berlin arrest
New York Sun reports Capeits Prom Saineingersy detained in Berlin as police link a global counterfeit network. Investigators trace the operation to a Spain headquarters with counterfeit coinage and agents sent abroad. A February arrest of a woman in a luggage store revealed fake silver pieces and a plan to pass them in change, with her adopting multiple identities near Hamburg. Her father an interpreter. authorities tie seized coins to a minting pattern also used by a French engineer named Brous.
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Three Die in Crossing Collision Near Town
A crossing accident one mile north of town killed three people and injured others. The Jennylvania railroad car struck a carriage carrying James L. Crones and family, hurling occupants into the air. deaths included Als Cropes and a two year old, with a surviving child injured.
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Government's Party Victorious in Japan
Tokio reports indicate the constitutionalists likely hold a substantial, possibly clear, majority in the general election results though full provincial tallies are pending. Observers note cabinet stability hinges on the premier's fate, amid indications of potential resignation and royal persuasion shaping the political path.
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Agreement Reached Between Japan and America
Tokyo May 17 reports say negotiations on protections for American rights in Japan and Korea have concluded. The pact covers garments, copyrights and trademarks with signatures expected in Washington. The three year discussion involved U.S. ambassador Thomas J. Brady and Japanese officials and aims to settle older disputes.
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Blind student stars in field events across nine schools
Reports from Colne Ohio May 17 describe crack meets held by eight of nine schools for the pinch in the enmity. Rain stopped Western Pennsylvania at Pittsburgh and may resume tomorrow. Other schools listed include Tinos Jacksonville Massachusetts Boston town Vinton Kentucky Louisville Danville Montana Boulder New York Tavria Overbrook Pennsylvania.
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Ministerial delegates preach in Baltimore event
Baltimore May 11 delegates from the Methodist Episcopal church preach in city services. Prominent clergy speak at regular churches while men gather for a large meeting at the Grand opera house and a general session at the Lyric theater. The conference is noted for a busy agenda and plans for upcoming business.
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Ninth duke of Ulurcourt dies in Paria
Eugene Fraheccia Marie Henri, ninth duke of Ulurcourt, died in Paria today at the age of hd years. The obituary notes the duke’s title and his death in the city.
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