Remarkable Miles City Steamboat Dook Built From Yellowstone Wreck
An Anaconda Standard report describes a unique Miles City building on a main street called the steamboat dook, built from wood from the Yellowstone steamer wrecked near the rapids. George Miles, son of General Miles, converted the hall into a two story structure with staterooms turned into bunks and upper rooms for travelers, while the lower floor serves as a store. Miles still owns the building, a durable revenue source and likely to outlast newer structures.
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Milles City
Montana
Yellowstone River
Yellowstone
Miles City
George Miles
Miles
Milas City
Dodd's Kidney Pills Claimed Cure for Rheumatism
In Kushegun Pennsylvania residents report growing belief that Dodd's Kidney Pills are the one sure cure for rheumatism and lame back. Mrs M L Davison of nearby Verdgiot shares she suffered thirty years from Abewa natlon and Abewa nav? back pain and notes two boxes of the pills ended her back discomfort. Daily reports of similar results bolster the claim as Kushegun nears a verdict on the product.
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Kushegun
Pennsylvania
Aes
Dodd
M. L. Davison
Heraelies
Ivan
Kusherqua
The Spring Fever Hits the School Room
A fragmented ode to warm weather changes the classroom mood. Heat lingers, windows stay shut until afternoon, and children dream of summer dress and freedom. Amid details of daily life, teachers and students drift from winter duties to spring fantasies and personal anxieties about the school year ending.
Curious minister credits Grape-Nuts for relief and rest
A preacher details dramatic changes after six months on Grape-Nuts. Indigestion and fatigue eased, meals satisfy him, and post Sabbath nourishment helps his nerves and sleep. He urges careful eating and notes family and readers may be likewise helped. Mention of Possum Co Battle Creek and a promotional slogan concludes.
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Possum Co
Battle Creek
Micb
Wales Colliery Disaster Claims Many Miners
News from Cantiff Wales reports a Watertown colliery explosion at London Hill near Carnff Wales. About 140 men were inside as smoke and dust filled the shaft cutting off air and communications. Rescue attempts continued through the night but hope faded as bodies recovered rose toward fifty-nine with total deaths expected to reach around 120.
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London Hill
Carnff
Wales
No. 1
No. 2
South Wales
Cantiff
Wattstown Galliery
Riots in Havana End With Two Civilian and One Officer Deaths
Riots in Havana between Cuban artillerymen and civilians left two dead. Capt Portuondo died from a bullet wound while the unrest injured many as police clashed with soldiers. A second firefight erupted when troops mutinied after seeing a wounded comrade, resulting in more serious injuries. Authorities restored order but widespread agitation continued.
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Movs
Haran
Cuba
Portuondy
Omer
Portuonde
Prefect of Moscow Police Assassinated During Petition Hearing
The prefect of Moscow, Maj. Gen. Count Shougalou, was shot dead Tuesday by a masked assailant while receiving petitions. The killer, dressed as a diplomat, fled. the attacker remains unidentified after a prior political arrest. Meanwhile in Topeka Hoch debates a bond demand for State Treasurer Kelley, with no law to compel a $500,000 bond. In Sioux City stock quotes top hogs at 5.40, butchers at 6.25, and steers at 4.00. A sawmill accident in Mound City, Illinois, left a wife hopeful yet despondent after witnessing her husband severed. doctors fear she will die. Receiver Spencer orders payment of bank deposits in St. Louis. Grand totals back the Buffalo financials showing $414,324 in revenue and per capita payments over $200,000. Hamburg district social democrats report £2500 allocated to aid the Russian revolution.
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Count Shougalou
Kanens
Kelley
Ao al Day
Gory Hoch
Topeka
Kon
Gary
Hoch
Bloux City
Sioux City
Peace in Jeopardy as Sakhalin Conflict Grows
St. Petersburg says Russia seeks peace but Japan moves to secure Sakhalin before any armistice talks begin. Russian troops may withdraw unopposed while Japan lands artillery and cavalry, with Manchuria’s fate uncertain as Oyama pushes for a decisive blow. Sakhalin valued by Novost at about $10 billion.
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St. Petersburg
Tusain
Sakhalin
Hla
Alexandrovsk
Novost
Alaska
Japan
Manchuria
Oyama
Death Valley special flies Los Angeles to Chicago in 40 hours
The Death Valley special left Los Angeles at 1 PM Sunday, aiming to reach Chicago in 40 to 46 hours. Walter Scott chartered the train and outlined payments: $5,600 upfront, $20 per minute for delays beyond 46 hours, and $20 per minute saved before 46 hours up to $500, under a high-stakes agreement with the Santa Fe system.
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Death Valley
Los Angeles
Cal
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Walter Scott
Santa Fe
Chicago
Croesus
Atchison, Topeka and
Scott
Eare
Hugh
Kelly
West Sixteenth Street clash ends in gunfire between races
In a West Sixteenth Street conflict on Sunday a black man Henry Hart fired from a tenement when attacked by whites. Police officer John Loye arrested Hart after he fired at him. A mob of white youths attacked Hart’s building, while armed black residents fought back. A shot from a black tenement wounded Mrs Mary Donohne, likely fatally.
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West Sixteenth Street
New York
Henry Art
Hin
Hart
James Hunter
John Loye
Matt
Loye
Mary Donohne
Frightfully Mutilated Murdered Woman Buried in Cellar
A brutally mutilated body of a woman named Annie was found buried in a Philadelphia cellar, believed to be killed by Charles Bluhm after a quarrel. Quicklime and earth covered the remains. Bluhm, a German former resident, is suspected. The case details a frenzied murder and concealment.
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Annie
Philadelphia
Charles Bluhm
Bluhm
Poisoning Case Involving Mrs Pratt Grand Juryprobing
In Rockwell City area Mrs Josiah M Pratt and William Persing face grand jury action over alleged poisoning of Pratt's husband. Both held on 2600 dollar bonds after preliminary examination, Persing claiming Pratt confessed infatuation and urging him to stay on the farm as Pratt lay ill. Persing says he knew nothing if Pratt was poisoned.
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William Persing
Mes
Pratt
Gyrus Pry
Dustbell
Haryslen
Rockwell City
Thomas Lennant
Gray & Gray
James M. Parsons
Rock Stupids
Mra. Pratt
Persing
Leapant
Peraing
Josiah M. Pratt
Onda
Captain Harter Dies During Altoona Game In Apoplexy
Captain A E Harter first baseman for Altoona died suddenly of apoplexy during an interurban League game against Mud Mitch Millville Sunday. The fatal collapse occurred as he signaled a pitcher to throw an easy ball and he toppled at first base. Coroner Beck ruled no inquest was needed as spectators fled in alarm while the game paused.
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Allounn Fean
A. E. Harter
Altooun
Mitch Miville
Altoona
Nitchell Billy
Harter
Beck
Teachers Demand Shifts in County Board Elections
In Pottawattamie County, teachers occupy a new position as boards bid for services amid rising salaries. Exam results show half of applicants failed, creating 100 unfilled county teaching posts. Other items note a banker indictment, a fatal fall, city hall plans, and local population shifts in nearby towns.
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Wottawattotte
Salares
Fiien
Loretofore
Minister Arrested In Oklahoma Methodist Pastor Case
A Methodist pastor, Dunlap, was arrested on an information charging impropriety with a minor in Willows Rowing, Garrison County. The case involves his wife and county attorney, with details of a fatal shooting by Neal and a related confession note to his wife revealing the tragedy.
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Oh Dandap
Orele Meftwaln
Meotar
Matersdalini
Menken
Amd
Willows Rowinhip
Garrison County
Board of Control Refutes County Food Charges
In a lengthy statement the state Board of Control at Des Moines refuted Scott County charges that patients at the hospital in Pleasant were inadequately fed and poorly treated. The board defended weekly food supplies and cited figures tied to the hospital’s operations during the commissioners visit last April.
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Board of Control
Bente County
Des Moines Mineralay
Scntt
Scott County
Ty Score County
Man Hit and Killed on Milwaukee Railroad Track Near Hull
Reports describe Charles Hanson, aged about, struck by a northbound train three miles east of Hull while walking on the Milwaukee line. He died from severed limbs. engineer warned, but Hanson could not move in time. Victim identified later by Milwaukee groveling members. coroner in charge. Parliament notes state Willow Wine case. curfew ordinance adopted in Sibley. child safety rules and local accidents detailed.
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Mallroai
Milwaukee
Haluonkeeeper Duan
Willow Wine
Ottumwa
CM. Rosa. Effinnwa
Holman
Missouri
Nebraska
Brankli
Potato transportation and railroad rates reshape markets
A discussion of Michigan and Aroostook potato growers shows how railroads from Michigan and the Boston and Maine line lowered freight prices to reach New England markets. The policy enabled ample potato movement, reduced prices, and sustained farmer income, highlighting the tension between private rail interests and potential government control. A separate anecdote features a preacher's appeal and two tradesmen debating a charity collection after hearing him speak.
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Yale University
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Tuttle
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Maino
Sanyte Committee
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Elgut
Lorpely
Boston
New Bargland
Muling
Ali Potate
New Maglamt
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Michigar
Petrait
Chicago
Michigan
Rallronda
Hoston
Ftoston and
Maine Railroad
Cured by Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills Tale
The ad touts Cuticura Remedies as a universal cure for severe skin diseases and infant distress, citing dramatic testimonials. It narrates a New York State tale of two friends named Stol and Stool and a stranger’s remark about “before and after taking” the product.
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Stolr
Lingla
Eele
Stole Chailcad
Mr. Spoale
Stole
A Useful Accomplishment
Dr Fridtjot Naveen, a Neérwepian explorer, recounts a Newegian girl's journey to the United States. She sought work, entered a household, failed to satisfy, and nearly all tasks ended in failure until the housekeeper Norah quips she can infer reindeer, a wry remark reflecting hardship and cultural misunderstanding.
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United Statés
Dr. Naveen
United States
Norah
Fragmented fantasy dialogue signals imperial rise and duties
A garbled excerpt presents a scene where the Emperor of Nusela names a new royal chief of the royal troops. A servant named Donald replies with pride, then questions the ability to hold multiple posts, hinting at political intrigue and emerging factions.
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Col Auinkin
Reots Frey
Donald
Auasha
Enduel
Dona
Mita
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