Carter Plans New Department for Reclamation Service
Senator Thomas H. Carter of Montana proposes a radical reorganization at the next Congress session to create a distinct department for the reclamation service. He criticizes spending in Arizona Nevada and Southern California while neglecting northern states that funded the reclamation fund.
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Seattle
Thomas H. Carter
Montana
Congress
Reclamation Service
Carter
Arizona
Nevada
California
Chinaman Kills Barber in Chinatown Tragedy
In Walla Walla Chinatown yesterday Eng Chung a barber was shot and killed by Wong Hung cook for Colonel Steever at Fort Walla Walla Hung cut Eng Chungs face and neck with a razor after Eng Chung attacked with a razor both men injured by the fight and found by police
Son of Frank Smith Drowned Near His Home
Otis Smith three years old, son of attorney F. E. Smith, fell into Spring creek in front of the Smith residence in Lewistown. Neighbors recovered the body within minutes after a long current carried it about half a mile. Despite warmth at removal and attempts at resuscitation, life could not be restored.
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Frank Smith
The
Standard
Lewistown
Otis
F. E. Smith
Spring Creek
Smith
Atlantic Wins Kaiser Cup In Early Atlantic Passage
London May 29. The American three masted schooner yacht Atlantic owned by Wilson Marshall of the New York Yacht Club is favored to win the Kaiser Cup after passing the Scilly Islands at 9 57 this morning. The ship crossed the Atlantic from the United States in 12 days, with full sails set and the spinnaker aloft before wind dropped.
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London
Atlantic
Wilson Marshall
New York Yacht Club
Scilly Islands
Wolf Rock
Barr
United States
Falmouth
England
The
Siciliy
Lizard
Sandy Hook
Atlantic Yacht Atlantic completes crossing with 10 knots speed
The American yacht Atlantic sails from Cowes toward Sicily and Bishop Lighthouse, averaging about 10 knots as it tackles a roughly 11 day crossing. The German cruiser Pfeil was observed near The Lizard. a gun signal marked the event as the Atlantic neared its mark.
Employers to intensify deliveries in lumber district strike
Chicago May 29 renewed aggressiveness from employers in the teamsters strike is expected on Wednesday. Plans aim to boost deliveries from lumber districts as 400 unemployed drivers await police protection. Grand jury probes payoffs and blacklist rumors while non union deliveries face no broad union action.
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Chicago
Teamsters
Grand Jury
Secret of health lies in digestive balance
The piece asserts true health stems from normal digestion and regular bowel function, ensuring proper nutrition and purified blood. It links a well functioning stomach and organs to easier digestion and natural well being.
Blacksmith Eli Sheppard Struck by Mine Car at Stockett Mines
Great Falls May 29 Aged nearly 70 year old Eli Sheppard a cottonwood coal company blacksmith at Stockett mines was struck knocked down and run over by a mine car. He suffered a crushed leg and other serious injuries likely to cause death. His friend T G Gleason fell 80 feet but escaped major harm. Both men were rushed to hospital in Great Falls.
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Standard
Great Falls
Stockett
Eli Sheppard
Cottonwood Coal Company
T. G. Gleason
Gleason
Sheppard
Gould and Belmont Race For Rapid Wealth
The two financiers George Gould and August Belmont run a race to amass the most money quickly with little public talk. Belmont leads the field at present, with about one million dollars a month, while Gould trails slightly behind.
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George Gould
August Belmont
Belmont
Gould
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Sion
Chinaman
Walla Walla Bar
Ber Shop
Captain Barr
Pfeil
Lloyd's
Cowes
Isle of Wight
Sicilly
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Bishop Lighthouse
Sicilly Islands
Naturee
Express
Mastermm Chancery
Arthur Dixon
Dixon Transfer Company
Ajantic
Hostetter
Ming Car
Trag
Edy
Stockett Mines
Rade
the Star
Crossett
Butte
Ostermoor
Price
I Sinetesen
Ostermaor . CoMy
H.C. Wong
East Park Street
Butte, Mont
Warner
Acerem Safe Cure Co
Rochester
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