Butte Team Opens Season In Wet Wind and Talk
The Butte contingent arrives after travel hardships and rough weather as they prepare for the opening season. Players like McIntyre, Irby, Adams, and Moose Bresino are noted, with the squad adjusting to lodging, practice fields, and a new clubhouse. Fans cheer as Rosters form and expectations rise for performances in California and Texas connections.
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Butte
Toon
Spokane
Loca
Dad Inek
Calwmut Gardens
Butte’s
Oman
Charles Irby
George Adams
John Merwty
Adams
Tacoma
Hutte
McIntyre
Irby
Willy Hote Ant Kooksine
Soutern Tengue
Hepwig Huephived
Hug Land
Cleveland
Terrible Death for Prospector in Bas Homem edge mine
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Boulder reports prospector Avanis Ryan Frank Way and Honey Dulaces were searching for Karens when an explosion killed one12 titled prospecter of Gakhovn. The body was found decomposed after two weeks, injuries included severed eyes and blown limbs. Justice Sweet oversaw funeral rites and the coroner ordered burial. Exhumation permission was requested by deceased’s friends.
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Standard
Boulder
Avanis Ryan
Frank Way
Honey Dulaces
Karens
Manngaing
Drseleck
Gakhovn
Justice Sweet
Srene
Whitehall
Hell
Muir
Houle
Washout near Forsyth delays all trains
A cloudburst near Forsyth washed out the Northern Pacific line causing widespread delays. Reports indicate a massive washout affected the long bridge and several railroad tracks. Officials expect train traffic to be disrupted for hours as crews assess damage.
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Forsyth
Pacific
Long
Arson and Slaughter by Greeks and Turks
A fragmentary report describes Greeks and Turks involved in arson and killings in a Bulgarian village near Moniadly named Startebina. The event allegedly began today with hours of violence, resulting in multiple deaths and a chaotic scene as troops appeared.
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Startebina
Moniadly
Great Northern plans land deals near Killinma Great Watts
Reports indicate the Great Northern has decided upon the Fouts by a route through the Yellow stone valley for the Killinma Great Watts Abe. The Northern facility is negotiating tracts of land foranteh yards in the Ipentits of the funrtinn ool.
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Great Northern
Watts Abe
Laren
Neetiern Pavidewai
Roxaparte Abyyattic Mayor Secreticy Report
Roxaparte Abyyattic Washington reports Mayor Secreticy returning after a three week absence. The brief note cites state department duties as the cause and notes no further details were released about the return.
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Washington
Randell the Texan Flays the Machine
Washington May 22 Randell of Texas denounces the house leaders and the so called machine as failing to act on vital questions. He rails at the Republican party's record and accuses its members of fear and poor stewardship while urging a rebuke of the party leaders by the nation.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Randell
Tess
Ron Illes
People's Judeverts
Wellman Party Set To Start Arctic Airship Flight
Major H R Hersey leaves Paris for Tromso to join Wellman expedition. Eighteen seamen and four hundred mechanics work on envelope and propulsion components as the airship is prepared for the voyage.
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Paris
Cie Hundred Mechanics Ae
Hare
Underground joints run by Chinese undergrounds in San Fy
A fragmented report describes Chinese underground joints operating under buildings, sidewalks, and alleys. It claims burrowed passages connect rooms for gambling and opium smoking, many vented by electricity, with ventilation shafts and wider corridors. The piece mentions interference by white residents and authorities.
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Sain
Widergrand Rintiir Cothay Which
Boy Robbed for Dollar Negro Lynched in Shreveport
A troubling Shreveport incident reports a boy who robbed Wey Barnes of a dollar and was lynched for the act. The home victim and suspect were described, with bullets noted in the scene. A wagon was involved, and the body was found a half mile from the hanging site.
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Shreveport
Bat
Tam Dackenn
Wey Barnes
White Bay
Wim Iyriche Et Bkaicns
Wailon Horth
Here
Oalas
Houy
Incorporators Named for Ashur Indge of Risings Masons
Articles of incorporation filed May 23 list Ay Hh Bots Thomas McGivl and William Rohnsteine as incorporators for Ashur Indge of Risings Ancient Free and Accepted Masons. Principal office to be in Thelen.
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Standen
Helena
Thomas McGivl
Whilam Rohnsteine
Catren-Pigatt
Eaphintry
Wloard Arthie B. Catran
Th In
Death of A M Henry Formerly of Montana
Obituary recalls A M Henry a former Montana resident, born in Ohio, West Point graduate of 1872, long Army service, later banker and jeweler in White Sulphur Springs. He died at Oakland California at age 68, leaving three sons and two daughters.
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Crewe
Oakland
Addis
M. Henry
Henry
Ohi
West Point
Mii
Ned Cy
Beton
Shaw
Col Hewes Mowe
Italy
Barker
Kellier
Morenee
Hellee
Florener
Additional Victims of the Earthquake
Washington reports Geneva dispatched te t Wir depart after Mei of dead with severe effects as San Francisco casualties arrive. Names listed include Bar i Rock Hush 4 nae Daniels 1 3 Thehdenstein Ato wife and daughter Lawless Lawrence Catherine Mary O'foole Cevil Richards Elizabeth Sarah G.
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Washington
Geneva
Oedarte
San Prapetteo
Bari Rock
Hush
Nae
Neis
Daniels
Thehdenstein Ato
Testher
Lawless Lawrence
Metartty
Catherine
Mary
O'foole
Cevil
Richards
Elizabeth
Sarah G
Two Men Die In Auto Wreck Near Westbury Depot Crossing
Westbury May 22. Two men were killed when an automobile crashed near the depot crossing. The machine appeared to strike a Gabriel shane four, injuring Fred Whit Lowth, a provider by the Callier tanith. The week’s end saw no further details.
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Westbury
Gabriel
Fred Whit Lowth
Mately
Freight Rates To Be Reduced West Of the Mississippi
Transport authorities announce lower freight rates west of the Mississippi with reductions also for Montana routes. The plan covers shipments between the Mississippi and Pacific coasts and extended to Montana and nearby areas. Details indicate substantial rate cuts beginning May, applying to all carrier shipments and subject to reclassification of rates after adjustments. Changes may shift timelines and affect inbound and outbound movements through several western gateways.
It Makes a Difference When They Must Pay
A fragmented OCR piece mentions payments and a court or judge related to a case. It references a location in Massachusetts and a period with various names and details but many words are garbled. The readable bits suggest a legal or financial dispute with a monetary figure of $50,008 appearing at the end.
Mud completing job fire starts gut to dg
A garbled report describes a fire starting during a mud completion job. The text mentions a supervisor and assistants, with unclear names and places, and hints at concealment or conspiracy theories surrounding their posts and future Navy service.
Flames Ravage Alaska City Blazing Fire Attacks Fairbanks
A major blaze destroyed a three story frame building in Fairbanks on a Saturday afternoon, with loss estimated at 1.0 million to 3.0 million dollars. The fire focused on warehouses of the Northery Commercial company near Avis street and water street, threatening the town’s food supply though no lives were reported.
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Purhgnre
Atutka
Fairbanks
Iit
Avis
Qullon's Sensation Reaches Its Climax Trial Verdicts Near
Spee Visualeh case ends with a $47,000 damage award and a motion for a new trial. Beavertead cattleman Broderick Senerman, 79, charged in sensational county civil matter. Details involve Scottung, a street carnival, and a divorce suit in Dillon area.
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Spee
Witloh
Thanage
Cheyton
Benulor
Broderick Sener
Beavertead
Horse Prairie
Seleler
Mes
Claytany
Abirton
Dillon
Fehuler
Alva Clayton Weer
Schuler
Chirten Therely
Chirten Tyaneduaely
Mecha
Seattle Police Delay Sunday Salgons Closing
In Seattle, police say they are too busy to close Salgons on Sunday. An earlier plan to ease the department’s workload was declined in favor of prioritizing police duties. A community meeting urged closing Joona Washel in the Grams non house yesterday.
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Seattle
Paler
Ford
Joona Washel
Ming
Statehood Bill Impasse Expected to End This Week
May 24 report indicates a tentative accord on the statehood bill, with a conference committee set to read the terms this week. It is unclear what exact provisions will pass, but proposals would allow Oklahoma and other territories to vote separately on statehood.
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Wualinginn
Aris Gona
New Mexico
Assembly Debates Presbyterian Book of Common Worship
May 2 at the General Assembly the controversial adoption of a beak of forms with worship services provoked heated debate. Opponents attacked its perceived priestcraft as speakers clashed over the book’s adoption and its fit with Unionist aims. The assembly discussed committee actions, budget implications, and potential appeals to higher courts.
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Px Moines
Presbyterian General Assembly
Robert Johnstone
Montreal
Johnstone
Prater
van Dyke
David
Ube
General Assembly
William McCanley
Cinelniitt
Edwin S. Young
Pillsburg
Jessup
Presbytery of
New York
Johnstare W
Dr Gallow
Oregon
Andover Academy Students Face Expulsion After Disruptive Incident
In Andover on May 22, roughly 15 to 40 students at PRiMias faced expulsion after a night of disturbance tied to a plan that led to John M. Stewart being confronted. The mob reportedly formed to protect a peer who allegedly reported a violation to faculty. Stewart reportedly fell into a pond amid the turmoil, while Principal Stearne indicated some involved students were present but not all faced the same action.
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Waco
Bret
Andover
Primias- Andover Wes
John M. Stewart
Lye
Stewart
Vnd
Denver church dissociation prompts mission talk
Fragmented OCR text mentions a Denver church and a missionary group, with unclear references to a meeting or method. The readable portion hints at a religious dissociation, a mission committee, and a portrayal of church activity without clear events or dates.
Obituary notice for HOS GEE OF HEAVEN OBA
A garbled obituary from Denver dated May 2 mentions a death at age and lists a widow and four children. The text is largely unreadable with many misspellings and missing details about the deceased, location, and exact relationships.
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Hos Gee
Heaven
Oba
Denver
Baddeley
Denyvetys
Tiewan
Jay Ae
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