Montana Train Wreck Claims Several Lives and Injuries
A Utah bound passenger train wreck near Park City leaves Colonel Hodgson and wife, Dr C Pletehar, and many others dead or injured. Victims include Charles T Johnson and Mrs Anderson, with rescue teams rushing bodies to hospitals as snow hampers response. Engineer Biesinger faces blame for excessive speed and failure to warn.
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Andareon
Caniel Hdgson
Hodgson
Utah
C. Pletehar
North Sae Wash
Wetehar
Vic Wilking
Park City
Ely
Engineay Biesinger Ak
Rabenek
Theock
Freight Crew Saved Themselves By Jumping From Express
A freight train wreck near Billings left about 50 dead with many more injured. Conductor Hickey and Engineer Smith led crew to jump to safety as cars derailed and fires started. The railway officials and local rescuers moved wounded to Billings for care while investigations determined fault.
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Smith
Thil- Moe
Hickey
Af Express
Goodell
Deri
Nichols
Serne
Bie Youd
Yneralroag
More Fast Marks At Columbus Meet
Columbus Minn Sep 23 summary of horse events at a Columbus meet. Ib trotters Witne heals purse 2000 Sah Fraugiven won three straight heats in SAOTH LOY 07 class pulling three heats. Lady Tones won three straight in class pacing. Durst SND unfinished Baal, three in five. Diamond Ki won first and second heats in B07. Trotting times listed. 2:27 time for Maunuet Mecny.
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Columbus
Min
Hoster-Crluintay
Onsolatim
Trotters
Witne Heals
Sah Fraugiven
Saoth
Loy
Saag
Ogly
Mit Te
Priepla
Tim
Arodiwal
Chidsy Wan
Utne
Tim Bahm
Syghinuanett Cucawan
Witnesses recount deadly Hayes ranch attack and chaos
A messy legal tale details a July 6 assault on the Hayes ranch near Culbertson. Witnesses describe gunfire killing Mayes and his wife, with testimonies naming ringleaders and crowd actions as authorities pursue alleged conspirators.
Defendants in funding firm arrest shock New York
In New York on September 2 five men—A C Brown and associates—were arrested on grand larceny charges linked to a failing stock deal. The charges allege a $8,784 loss from 44 linked shares. bail set at $2,000 each after interrogation.
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Yorks
Fori Cien
Aes
Satbernachy
Elaven
A. C. Brown
Mined Brown
Herward i Ruchinan
Lewis J
Young
Manila reception to fleet may be postponed
Unclear dispatch reports a possible postponement of Manila’s reception for a fleet due to political unrest. Officials cite concerns over security, with preparations and entertainment reportedly costly and under review. Public sentiment shows mixed views on delaying the visit or altering formal ceremonies.
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Manila
Wwe
Somaiody
wWenti
Thaw Extradition Battle Moves to Federal Court
The case centers on a request to keep Thaw in custody while authorities pursue extradition. Officials in White Plains and Rochester contend the suspect should remain under guard as legal proceedings unfold. The state seeks order directing state and federal authorities to relocate the suspect to the Mattetwan capital for further action.
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Albadiy
Shin
Abe
Hans Holtowny
Judas Arenwrd
Staten Pats
Ugh
Dekeon
Masten Tsang
Tamara
Tenia Weaschester
Boapital
Untitled local notice fragment from Mang, Sept 2
Fragmented OCR text from Mang on September 2 shows unclear names and events. It mentions a guest and a person named Aly Wright, with references to a height near 60 but details are illegible and uncertain.
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le Mang
Bens
Prados
Dade Aly Wright
Surprise Party Mn Harness Meet Frenzy at Local Track
A lively harness event near the town track sparks rivalry among drivers as three contenders pace for top honors. Kennth McRae misses a showing, while Will Be Cred On and others test speed in practice. A Sunday matinee promises strong racing and notable near-term stakes.
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Qwaar
Harpomen
Ferdaye
Yustering Srenee
Brent
Tom Morrow
Spence
Lilley
Rex
Hireen
Marlow
Tin
Kenneth McRae
King Rae
Du Pont Leader Resigns From Speakers Bureau Post
The Du Pont entity and a member of the Republican National Committee resign from the speakers bureau amid internal criticism. A terse letter dated Sept 22 expresses loyalty to the party while declining to defend the bureau, citing ongoing government litigation involving the Du Pont powder company.
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New York
du Pont
Leon
Ty Chatvini
Aiteheoels
Elton
Hitchcock
Freenity
Burea
B.S. du Tonts de Nemours Pawder Company
Renulle
Uetopan
Uhiretorr
Annie Wkitings
Son of Senator Elkins Sued by Young Actress
A tangled suit filed in federal court concerns Philipp W. Van Sept. during Septembers. The case names Senator Elkins's son and alleges a marriage promissory issue involving Lanse Lonsdale of New York. The proceedings reference Salter and Ke Aine family members and a claimed betrothal dispute in a distant city.
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Elkins
Philipp W. van
Hieve Drytorday
Ases
Amosalion
Nredeh
Promier
Lanse Lonsdale
York
Tlaihellking
Yorurest
Stephen T Ke Aine
Enasad
Heather
Salter
Élisias
Avery Ut
Abrnarl
euiNmos
Pharr
Paniedistanre
Kota
Sertorigen
Fragmentary OCR on a crime tale with misread names and events
A garbled OCR passage describes a crime narrative with distorted names and places. It mentions a bridge, Beatin, Vermican, and a suspect scene linked to theft, identity hints, and a later arrest, but most specifics are unreadable. The text reads as a jumbled report of wrongdoing and investigation with numerous typos.
Pioneer Society Elects Officers at Montana Meeting
Seventy five new members attended the Montini Pioneers convention with elections naming David Wilger of Liwviatawiy as president. Reports show growing membership and a flourishing organization while heavy snow delayed final actions and postponed official ceremonies. Delegates favored holding next convention near the state fair with plans to meet before travel disruptions worsened.
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Montini
Helen
anhnAs Vate
David Uilger
Liwviatawiy
Targe
Ali
Holtor
Eheleyi
Rensurer
J. Ti
Inners
Hola
Stcretary
Ad Thom
Davidson
Metena
Holter
Jelena
T. i. Goll
Crest Fila
Connor
Helena
Wailing
Pha
Faly
Ohl-Finers
Tmoneer
Wieden Matsian
Local boy healed after Cuticura remedies trial
A thirteen year old boy named Clyde suffered severe skin affliction for a year with disfiguring lesions on his head face and neck. After using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Cucura Mesolvent his condition improved rapidly and his complexion returned to normal. The letter from Annie Cockburn of Shiloh Ohio dated June 11 1907 endorses the remedies.
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Clyda
Hobndaver
Wordy
Pan
Clyde
Anry Cockburn
Shiloh
Cold day at fair hurts attendance and racing crowd
A cold day at the fair led to low turnout with few attractions drawing crowds. The horse racing program went ahead but spectators were light,–though those who attended were rewarded for their patience as races proceeded quickly and finished by early evening. Tomorrow is the final day and expected to attract the week’s largest crowd if the weather improves.
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Ulin
Weston Montana
Aly
Nur Tiera
Sean
Forester selects offices amid district housing plans
In the district, officials plan moving offices to new rooms near the corner of Main and Front streets to meet present needs. About people will supervise the district’s forest services with unchanged staff numbers, and a two stage change is expected as federal building plans proceed.
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Mgnine Avenue
Front Street
Washington 9
Leider
Legin
Chile
Robbery in Church Doorway Shocks Butte Community
A man in Butte is attacked in a church doorway as thugs robbed him and fled. Victim Willan Ro Galllek suffered head injuries after a struggle. attackers escaped despite an immediate police response. Investigators seek witnesses and review nearby footage for identification.
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Galllek
Butte
Thier AG
Ameed
Perse
Paites
Derpera Flores
Catiel
Dallok
Gailicka
Henry Wellsone
Rocky Boy tribe to receive land
Freuk CoCharobit of Waahingten Valin reports on a government move to allocate land to the Rocky Boy tribe. Special agent Frank Churchill interviews leaders at the Blackfeet and Rocky Boy reservations in Montana to discuss appropriation of 309000 for land purchases, supplies, and farm implements as part of federal efforts to aid the tribe. Churchill plans further talks with tribal chiefs and officials about relief measures and land tenure.
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Ehler
Chippaya
Indiana
Washington
Pir Chivendl
Lhosael
Rocky
Montana Hatel
Inalins
Hawala Iil
Keller
Churchill
Iewite
Mdina Cher
Montana
Aparanda
Rocky Bay
Pymamod
Hingof
OL A Wenthors
Eepsent
Father Moran Resigns From the Gaelic League
A late evening meeting at the Gaelic League resulted in Father Moran resigning as president after years of effort to promote the Irish tongue. Mrs Fagan received thanks for her devoted service as a SNOT and the league planned a Pais Croft mid May with a committee formed to oversee arrangements.
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Mather Meren
Fe Hg
Jon Sullivan
Hang Belig
Canada
Theie Tagets
Mes
Aoxeonda
Fagan
Pagan ii
Menk
Oemes
Ma Mary Uarrigay
Tennis doubles match at Wilson courts draws mixed results
Players at the Wilson courts last night staged a mixed doubles event with several teams showing strong form. Witherspoon’s partnership faced tough competition as weather and late starts affected schedules while spectators awaited the final results and prize jackets.
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Matohos
Ately
Wither
Hayes
Merher
Raps
Kapated
Maur Crane
Osos
Aurion
Wetey
Michage
Witherspuag
Amd
Wolenty
Nichola
Mavis
Speed
Kaahew
Bavllade
Tar Ieaay
McLaventin
Messeyx
Coast Fears of Bubonic Plague Warns Officials
A mangled early October dispatch reports Dr Neo Kastan warning at a California venue about bubonic plague risks on coasts. The alert cites state and regional health boards, urging vigilance amid concerns of infection and public health measures.
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Neo
Kastan
California
Westin
Vanferencs
North Almavlen
Vancouver Makes It Ten Miteatiien Rept 28
Vancouver defense seals tenth straight win as standout players contribute scoring in a tight game. Key contributors include Herter and Gorter, with strong play from Te and Te mime, while Bond and Bele show early impact. Continuous pressure from the home squad secures the victory for the crowd.
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Miteatiien Rept
Thaynos
Gorter
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