Fragmentary Early 20th Century Standard Page Items
A garbled OCR snapshot from Today's Standard Partes features scattered items on suffrage, politics, industry, religion, and sports. It mentions WSM and Hurst, Danie hha ellerr tu Breit, and references to coal output, copper production, and religious gatherings. Overall, the text is highly damaged with numerous unreadable words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrevitiens
Danie Hhaeller
Maxtonn
Kathin
Sulliere
Uf World
Eamitg
Matty
Muddled Imerrigan Elections and Candidacy Chaos
Fragmented reports show chaotic mess in state elections with multiple candidates and unclear results. Names like Huerta Blanquet and a host of regional figures appear amid disputed ballots and pending congress, senate, and deputy selections. Local judges and preeminent figures face scrutiny as ballots near opening.
New Vaccination Method in Treatment of Typhoid
Harramento reports a new typhoid vaccination method by Dr. Frosierieh J. Gar, professor of piwlogy, using killed tynheld Imiderin derived vaccine to reduce fever waves, contrasting with earlier preventives. The article notes Br. Gay's vaccine and claims improved effectiveness against typhon.
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Frosierieh J. Gar
Piwlogy
Verkity
Br. Gay
Frye
Te Gav
Train disaster near Sultiro claims many lives
A prewar report says a train on a Mexican City Tavroun route was derailed by a trap north of Sultiro. About 1,509 men rode the trains that ran over a rebel mine. Incarnative coal yards were destroyed.
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Mesias City
Oet
Sultiro
Mexica
Tavroun
Prophesies and Deportation Drama Spark London Tensions
Fragmentary report outlines Pro Longton or Pankhurst fate amid deportation talk. Immigration official meetings in Washington and London fuel anxiety as a steamer from New York is awaited. Figures named include Mrs Pankhurst and Commissioner Caminatty, with ongoing public and political friction over policy.
President's interest may mean that she will be admitted
Washington Ore 18 The gr aut of the United States is deliberating whether Mrs Ameline Pankhurst militant suffragette of Ireland shall be admitted to this county at President Wilsons conference tonight or tomorrow Secretary Wilson and Commissioner Sinnos General Ortonicetti of ate immigration lures High governor nkHl oes who are believed to know the attitude of Mie preshibeul predicted that Mrs Pankhurst would be allowed.
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Washington
Ore
United States
Mrn
Ammeline Pankhurst
Irvelsate
Thas County
Wilsomelle
Wilson
Tibor
Sinnoy
Ortonicetti
Ate
Mie
Wwe
Toxtorren
Gertler
Caminetti
Pankuirst
Clive
Secretary of Labor
Pankhorst
Mme Adare
Gta
Pankhurst hunger strike looms amid suffrage dispute
In a chaotic debate at a Washington meeting, Mrs Pankhurst and supporters press for action on suffrage, warning of a potential hunger strike if demands are not reconsidered. Officials and advocates clash over detention and protest legality as tensions rise.
YMC Ends Meetings at State Convention
The Young Men's Christian association staged closing sessions with singing at the Presby terian church. About 200 attendees heard speeches by J. M. Marilton and Rev. Te. M. Houston among others as delegates from cities like Billings Helena Kalispell Miles City Butte Great Falls Bozeman gathered. A committee including W. B. They holds W. A. Beeman and C. Snei was instructed to broaden city associations, hire a standing secretary, and raise funds for state work.
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Anata
Christian Association
Audie
M. Ua
Datare
W. B
W. AW. Beeman
C. . Snei
M. Allen
W. W. Clark
Billings
G. B. Pfeiffer
Bo. Way
Helena
C. T. Nett
Kallspell
GM. Atier
Miles Clivy
Charles It. Leon
Butte
Bruce B. Johigen
Great Falls
G. Borgers
Migzoula
W. #. Harmon
Sulzer Plans Now 10 60 70 Assembly
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Mibrie
Pongeesti
Apieay
Pau
Royal displeasure cited in Berlin interview note
Fragmentary report discusses a royal figure’s displeasure and a royal succession question linked to Brunswick. Names anchored to a duchy and possible Portuguese influence appear, with political tension implied over who should occupy a dukedom and respond to claims. The text hints at a London and Berlin context with unspecified dates and figures.
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Berlin
Crete
Cumberlaid
Duchy of
Reunswick
Prince
Ambiguous Japan Embassy Mission Mentioned in Washington
Fragmentary item notes a talk involving the Japanese embassy and a mission associated with Washington. Names and full context are unclear. access to complete article needed for a precise summary.
Railroad wreck in Meridian kills soldiers and others
A special Mobile and Ohio train derailed on a trestle near Meridian Mississippi, killing several soldiers from Company Thirty and others. Reports cite engine failure and collapse of a tender as causes. 199 officers and men along with medical staff rode the damaged cars, with many injured and transported to Mobile for care.
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Meridian
Miss
Wythers Ayere
Mobile
iHigbhe
Bidnie & Chio
Moule
Corporal Johnson
Susepe
Ernest Parquette
Clyde Teel
J. H, Bishop
G. Cc
Moshi Prove
Brim
Eo Guddes
Remsen
Gruckle
Acres
Koule van Stebbins
Coast Artillery
Port Morgac
van Torrie
Merillan
Mise
Sone
Mohlie
Bishop Brewer Preaches in New York Pulpit
In New York the general convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church heard bishops Spalding and Brewer address Black men's rights and the ballot. Bishop Nelson called enfranchisement a great mistake for untrained voters, noting the ballot's impact on the nation and urging better instruction in civic matters.
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Bishop Brewer
New York
Spalding
Wrah
Brewer
Montana
Tishop Nobor
Atlanta
Cheech Institute
Senboer
Nelson
Treatonm
Franchi
Miri
Yale
Uisholy
Ottumwa Hit By Destructive City Fire Yet Again
A severe Ottumwa blaze swept several blocks in the city, damaging multiple stores and causing estimated losses around 413000 dollars. Firefighters gained control before midnight, with two nearby businesses severely affected and one flour mill and feed shop reportedly destroyed or heavily damaged. Local officials urged residents to avoid the area as crews investigated the cause.
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Ottumwa
Gamage
Ottumwa Cres
British suffragette Pankhurst urged for deportation hearing
Immigralian Commissioner Carminetti adjourns ruling on Emmeline Ig Wurst, British militant suffragette held on bond after deportation order. Hearing to resume tomorrow before Commissioner Varti. Wurst advocates argue property rights and contracts risk, while officials note high money involved and prior speeches at Madison Square Garden.
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Washington
Carminetti
Eb Rebass
Emmeline Ig~ Wurst
Estes
Vartimaeed
Pinkhurst
Parker
Bay Arimbathy
Mra. Fantitirse
Brent
O'Neil
Madison Square Garden
New York
Pankhurst
Board Af
Bere R. Reeves
Fires Consume Bridger Business Buildings in Morning Blaze
A morning fire destroyed several Bridger business structures on Math Street and near the railway, including the Prime store, the Bridger State Bank, and the town library, with losses estimated around 25 000 dollars. The blaze spread rapidly but was contained with only the bank and some adjacent offices surviving. Volunteers prevented further damage as crews battled the flames. Damage totals around 15 hundred dollars in separate incidents.
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Math Street
Ud M
Fa Wien
Anil Geen
Bridger State Bank
A. Te Babcock
Drngs
Kerdig
Bank
Dukes 1A Hokstry
Avyeral
Elieee
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Henty Lang
Mexico
Henry Lane
Tie Lester
Mt. Alps
Atus
Lmndt
le Lions
Loniton
Giapatcho
Ehig Reitis
Lie Ocesstor
MW Huartt
Vis
Ainiel Leth
Hue Drebures
Lme
Ali Bryan
Volturno
Gormpaby
Carmanta
Jolturno
Steamabtoy
Imerigan
Neve Pivid
Gil Teeta
Ube
Spmrodeirye
Uleenan
Cathie Buy
Beant Ganon
Ynecial
Minn Mel Calert
Bina Heway Dou
Wells Diane
Ren
Sen
Deere
I. Cros
Usanen
Guerton
Steten- Pilere
Hiw
Comsrass
Congress
Olmot
Senate
Elaine
Deputies
Wubi
Vonvereane
Huerta
WSU
Wim
Peaert
Ganern
Chiapas
Eenaent
Waa
Betait
Huertas
Henan Mobene
Mrs. Pankhurst
Cain
Chase
Snatien
Sittggette
Yeetewiay
Jamtett
Wee
Huale
Marvlek
Anton
Akers Juhi Rodgers Ge
Miles Alien
Pankhura
Mani Gration
Caritiel
Isinger
Weopai
Ignad
Figs
Jane Avda
Wall House
Pankturst
Porson
Uyedshis
Eleten
Mr Tridging
Waller
YMC
Ayeae
Sulzer
Kiev
Mass
Ttayiteh
Nid Tin
Yushinely
Poly
Raytten
Chown Palice
Mexico City
Wbarrvaten
Ross Cops
Truste
Star Chamber
Pankuret
Bing
Home Office
Great Beitsin
Bridger Business
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