Northern Pacific surveys new feeder line through Flathead reservation
A Northern Pacific survey crew reports a new feeder line from Dixon toward Polson will run about 60 miles through the Flathead reservation, connecting to the main line near the outlet of Flathead. Officials note a busy year ahead with refinery interest and Indian lands sale bids, plus stock improvements aided by Percheron stallions and heavier cayuse replacements.
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Northern Pacific Survey
Dixon Polson
Rowan
Flathead
North Pacific
Om‘dixon
Iule
Paradise
Montana
Indian Department
Sweden remains neutral as crisis passes
Rockholm reports the Swedish crisis has passed and attempts to force war have failed. Sweden will stay firmly impartial and neutral as Russia fortifies islands off its east coast. The foreign minister and riksdag leaders express satisfaction with the government's course.
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Rockholm
London
Sweden
Ment
Russia
Gulf of Bothnia
Baltic Sea
Riksdag
Wollen
Preparedness Parade in Chicago Delayed and Expanded
Chicago plans a preparedness event set for Saturday with organizers deciding to broaden the parade by inviting mayors from other cities to join. The move aims to stress the day’s importance and unity across municipalities.
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Chicago
Oter Citite
Treating a wasting child with Williams pills and orange juice
A reader note advises using Dr Williams Pink Pills and orange juice for a child with pallor, poor appetite, dark circles, and bronchial colds. It suggests weighing the child before and after two weeks, watching weight gain, and following a prescribed diet and pamphlet from Schenectady New York. The doctor’s materials and diet book are offered free through the Dr Williams Medicine Co. and local druggists.
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Dr. Williams
Brefore
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Zemo Promises Clear Skin With Quick Results
An advertisement touts Zemo as a safe clean remedy for pimples blackheads and skin eruptions. It claims blemishes often disappear overnight itching stops instantly and the product is inexpensive and easy to use priced at one dollar for a large bottle.
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Zemo
Cleveland
Clark Pays Fortune for Single Picture
Former Senator W A Clark spent 150000 for a painting by Sir Henry Raeburn, the Portrait of the Artist's Daughter, at a Fifth Avenue New York event. The Montana millionaire, known for expensive art purchases, has joined collectors by adding another old master to his vast collection as his Montana mineral portrait is shown at the San Diego exhibition.
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W. A. Clark
New York
Fifth Avenue Palace
Sir Henry Raeburn
Savas
Montana
Clark
Monna
San Diego Exposition
Eight Columbia students quietly kissless at college age
A newspaper feature presents portraits of eight Columbia students who have not kissed, noting some would welcome a first kiss while others stay busy with athletics and other activities. It emphasizes the unusual stance and public awareness of their kissless state.
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Ares
Raish
Columbia
World Oil Output By Country In 1914 And 1915
The passage details historical oil production figures. It notes 1915 U S output at 292 million barrels and lists 1914 world producers led by the United States at 266 million barrels, followed by Russia 66 million, Mexico 21 million, Tasmania 1 million, Dutch East Indies 15 million, and India 8 million.
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United States
Russia
Mexico
Tasmania
Dutch East Indies
India
Old Form of Government Won't Do for Ireland
Premier Asquith reports that Ireland must be governed under an entirely new system. He notes Ulster opposition to direct home rule but hints at a possible concerted plan to meet objections. He will visit Cork next to gather more opinions.
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Ireland
Dublin
Asquith
Associated Press
Belfast
Riley departs for St Louis to work convention duties
Frank R. Riley court stenographer in department two leaves for St Louis to serve as secretary to J. Bruce Kremer secretary of the national democratic committee. He faces busy court schedules and secured a substitute by arranging with Judge Law to free his man. Potentially he may also attend the Chicago republican convention if time allows.
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Frank R. Riley
St Louis
J. Bruce Kremer
National Democratic Committee
Riley
Judge McClernan
St. Louis
Judge Law of
Butte
Kremer
Chicago
Elected President Federico Henriquez Carvajal in Dominican chamber
Santo Domingo May 15 One chamber of deputies elects Federico Henriquez Carvajal provisional president of the republic. Senate expected to confirm. The city remains quiet. London May 18 Baron Hardinge II former viceroy of India and more re:
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Baron Hardinge II
London
Plant Juice Promises Health Gains From Digestive Reform
An advertisement extols Plant Juice as a remedy to digest food, purify blood, and boost kidney function, claiming it cleanses the entire system. Testimonial from Robert Harbison of Detroit praises relief from stomach trouble after one week of use. Sold by Newbro Drug in Butte and Smith Drug in Anaconda.
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Robert Harbison
Canton Avenue
Detroit
Mich
City Gas ‘Company
Harbison
Fudge
Ben
Tam
Goldam
Newbro Drug Company
Butte
Smith Drug Company
Anaconda
Adva
Torpedo Boat Sunk Off Faisterbo Sweden
A German torpedo boat was sunk by a mine off Faisterbo Sweden. All but one crew member were saved, according to Berlingske Tidende's Malmo correspondent reported via London from Copenhagen.
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Copenhagen
London
Faisterbo
Swenden
Berlingske Tidende
Malmo
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Women’s Bede Union
Children’s Union
Vanta
Victor Records
Vitrola
Dred and
Piety
Stveny
Reign Trade Department
Naonal City Bank
Alan Bruce Conlin
Nickolas Bucci
Washington
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Berlin
Sayville
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