Tinos Central Railroad stockholders hear critique of management
Sept 22 New York The former Tinos Central Railroad president addressed stockholders at a meeting to vote four directors. He criticized recent accounting and questioned a rising expense and revenue discrepancies tied to prior leadership.
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New York
Etuyvesutt Fish
Tinos Central Railroad
Imihois Central Railroad Company
Chivdew
John
Acn
Astor
Stuyvesant Fish
B.A. Aare
Tish Sass
Siam's King Buys Wine For Every Hamburger
In Hioabire Germany King Chulnlang Ian of Slim holds a birthday celebration at Himburge with champagne and wine. A public feast is planned with a banquet financed by the king, including party drinks and meals for attendees, amid royal ceremonial grounds.
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Spokane
Hioabire
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Himburge
Owe Warhaus
Weber
Alan Mabri Huilie Sims
Falls At Wife S Feet Pawn Wedding Ring
Fragmented report describes a violent domestic incident with a husband and wife, funeral or legal actions, and witnesses. Names appear garbled but indicate a court or settlement process linked to a French count, Baxter, and McKee. The text notes a wife retreated and a claim or proceeding ongoing among family members and associates.
Helena Faces Major Walkout After Telephone Strike
Helena area endures broad walkout threats as workers threaten to quit amid a statewide dispute over telephone service. Union leaders warn phones will go dead, jeopardizing transit power and local mines, while officials pledge to protect state fair operations and avoid halting the fair.
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Helena
Hole
Helene Prades
Bell
Cruse
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Helena Bight
Tullway
Whine
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Che Ghia
Patibwinye
Tne
Ant
Inbar Assembly
Hel ‘Telephone Company
Alexander Ball Grlece
Montana State Federation of Labor
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Telephone company seeks sweeping injunction across Montana
Special Correspondence reports the telephone company filing for a sweeping federal injunction to restrain boycotts and interference with business by unions in eastern Montana and the Montana Federation of Labor. Walsh & Nolan represented Walsh for the defendants and H. G. McIntyre for the telephone company.
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Helene
Rocky Mountain Hell ‘Telephone Company
Sr ii
Astern
Montana
Manian Federation of Labor
Walsh & Nolan
H. G. McInttre
Walsh
Morocco Delegations Accept French Peace Terms
Morocco’s three major tribe representatives accepted the proposed peace terms today. The ceremony marked the start of arrangements for the terms to be implemented, with officials stating the process would proceed under international supervision.
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Paria
Bopl
Morocco
Disastrous War Fears United States Warship Debate
A distorted report discusses feared disastrous war involving the United States. Captain Tudson analyzes risks of war with Allied nations, the navy, and army reform, arguing decisive measures to save the country amid rising tensions and naval deployments.
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Wik Tan Veaiden
Neers
United States Army
Dudsom
Rive
Cork
Ninbers
Corns
Tudson
United States
Tudgon
Bribery Indictments Upheld in High Court
The state supreme court today upheld the validity of bribery indictments targeting Oliver land jury members and several executives. The decision centers on whether February 1897 jurors were properly selected and disclosed, affecting charges against Willan ME Alnor and others linked to the San Francisco Gag company.
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Associated Dress
San Francisco
Oliver Land
Uw Tn
Sitaele
Willan ME Alnor
Kritways
Sram Ferom
Dome Maron
Wusene de Sabla
San Francises
Frisco’s New Bastile in Danger of Collapse
Frisco city officials fear a collapse of the New Bastile building on Mealy Street. An inspection reports limited access to the structure and concerns over safety for occupants and workers.
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Frisco
Apanylaiod Trex
Wits
Patie
Naval hero Dewey marked by fifty third anniversary
Fragmented OCR notes celebrate Admiral Dewey entering the Navy fifty three years ago with garbled lines about a Sept passage, a birthday or anniversary and a brief nod to celebrations and official remarks.
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Nowiiral Dewey
NAVY
AED
Henry outlines his plans for a major project
A troubled OCR transcript shows Henry detailing the proposed pipeline and construction steps. References to officials, dates, and funding appear, with names like Robert and Cheney, and a stated budget around 26 000. The text mentions oversight by a board and a source of funds delivered by a named donor.
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Robert Hai
AGRON
Thyteter
Che Aikenth
Dal
Hetta Moyer
Halling
le Fare Wien
Eight Hour Day Granted to Montana Coal Miners
Special correspondence from Helena reports the eight hour work day extended to Montana coal miners after a wage dispute resolution. The United Mine Workers president says the wage rise to workers does not justify higher coal prices for consumers, noting miners gain about 24 dollars in profit per loan and opposing consumer price hikes. Montana Gas Operators' association forms to bargain with miners as Stockett elects officers and plans formal talks.
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Hilena
Ent
Thomas Gibson
Resul
Ronaumer
Tygi
Montana Gant
Willie
Patyvon
Stockett Pas
Nelson
Wally
Roth
Morgan's Daughter Refuses French Nobleman's Offer
A fragmentary report notes Morgan's daughter declining an offer from a French nobleman. The poorly legible text mentions Paris and European court context, with unclear names and dates. The article hints at social expectations and an honor guard in a distant setting.
Vatican Guards and Troops Protect the Holy See
Guards of soldiers surround Vatican premises as tension rises over a political move affecting Rome. Officials report increased security measures to deter potential disruptions while awaiting any new developments in the capital.
Torturers in Fear of Vengeance by Mob
Fragmentary OCR notes describe mob violence and fears of revenge linked to a torture incident. Names and places are garbled. the text references a Chicago area event, a jail, and mentions of personal losses and alleged assaults, with unclear dates and participants. The record preserves the chaotic wording and partial names from the source.
Suitor Forces Girl to altar with revolver in Ocean Grove
The frantic suitor Percy G Bissell of Brannane abducted Belle Crouse of Blanhope and drove her from Ocean Grove toward Asbury Park to wed. Rev N P Cromp, minister, intervened as the ceremony began, a struggle erupted, and the bride escaped with aid from the clergyman and church members. Police took action as the case unfolded.
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New York
Seni
Belle Crouse
Blanhope
Percy G. Bissell
Brannane
Wenelina
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Ocean Grave Hotel
Bissell
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Hissell
Ocean Grove
Sud
Mins Crowke
Abe
Asbury Park
Palf
Shates N. Griffin
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Moe Grit
Pitlee
Lumber Rates Protest Receives Attention from Monger People
Helena correspondent reports a protest over lumber rates has drawn attention from Monger communities. The item notes a proposal under consideration by the Interstate Commerce Commission and signals expected response.
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Helena
Gisbey
Gis Northern Pacathe
Cho
Etiay
Born on Trial in Fraud Case
A local fraud case proceeds as a defendant faces trial on charges of deception. Evidence and witness testimony are presented as the court weighs counts of misrepresentation and financial wrongdoing.
Indictment in Idaho timber land fraud case shocks town
The case centers on conspiracy to defraud the United States over timber land claims in Boise county. Former Gov Frank Steunenberg named in the indictment and alleged to have led the conspiracy. William D Haywood trial figures linked to Borah era prosecutions, with a jury drawn and questioned in federal court.
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William &, Oprah
United Bistes Senate
Congress
Howard Whitson
United States
Boise County
Idaho
Barber Lumber Company
Borahan
John Doe
Frank Steunentere Waa
Dinky Ilnelaring
Harry Drchards
William D. Haywuml
Thomas B. Gess
Haywood
Senator Borah
Rugick
Borah
Slenmenberg
Plague Officials Field Statement On Outbreak Prevention
Health authorities including Dr Rupert Blom and Dr William Ophuls issue a press statement denying an epidemic risk while outlining preventive measures. The report notes ongoing surveillance and the city’s commitment to neutralizing any outbreak in the near term.
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Sua
Opi
Rupert Blom
Guttine Hospital Service
Deat
Willian Ophuls
Oot Health Today
United
Snowfall in Chicago Not Counted by Weather Report
Fragmentary OCR shows garbled lines about snow in Chicago with phrases like weather fires and visibility. The text lacks clear names, dates, or events, leaving only partial meteorological notes and nonsensical fragments.
Man Charged With Insulting Woman in Awbury District
In Awbury district a man named Wroaht faced assault charges after he allegedly insulted a woman, sparking a disturbance outside a local establishment. The incident drew an arrest and a subsequent inquiry as witnesses described the scene. One of the woman’s relatives reportedly suffered distress as the event unfolded. A daughter of Mrs Ware was noted in the aftermath.
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Archold
Havermale
William Flavaude
Mra
Ware
Kayo
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