Withdrawal of Coal Lands in Montana and Nearby States
Secretary Ballinger withdraws about 13.5 million acres of coal lands in southeastern Montana and adjoining counties from entry pending study. Geological survey guidance cites potential coal deposits, with land in Valley, Dawson, Rowshid, and Custor counties. reserves include varying coal thickness and quality from ignite to gun bituminous coal.
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Montana
Washington
Interior
Ballinger
Aloig
Hitchcock
Geological Survey
Alaska
Valley
Dawson
Rowshid
Custor
Crash on Philadelphia Bridge Hurts Many
A head on collision of two trolley cars on a small stone bridge at Second Street and Tocuny Creek in Philadelphia injured six seriously and nine others badly. Eight or more sustained minor injuries, with passengers carried to a hospital. The northbound modern streetcar and the southbound old four wheel car collided on a single track bridge, a wall on both sides preventing a fall into the ravine.
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Trollege Gollide
Philadelph
Philadelphia
Secondtreet
Tocuny Creeke
Cottision
Revi
Robert Koch Sérioualy I Harlin April Note
Fragmentary OCR mentions names Robert Koch Harlin and Professor Tobory Kook with unclear context and dates. no complete event or outcome is discernible from readable text.
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Robert Koch Sérioualy I
Harlin
Mark Twain Dies After Long Illness At Home
Samuel Langhorne Clemens known as Mark Twain died at his home near here after a prolonged illness. The death occurred close to 8 o'clock with his daughter Clara and her husband Albert Bigelow Paine among those present. Doctors said he progressively weakened from Wednesday night, with brief moments of alertness earlier that day. The obituary notes his varied career from printer and river pilot to poet, lecturer, editor, and author born in 1835, and summarizes key moments of his life and work.
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Mr. Clemens
Clara
Albert Bigslaw Paine
Robert Halsey
Samuel
Clemons
Mark Twainy
Danto Gabrilowich
Albert Bigelow Paine
Robert Massey
Mursea
Tanto
Tila
Howard Quintard
New ‘Fork
Mark Twain
Samuel Langhorne
Lemens
Mark ‘Twain
Addler
Florida
Stonroo County
Lawn
Hapnibat ‘Weekly Journal
St. Louis
Ciucinnati
Phildelphia
New York
Hannibal
Sterling Price
Fouls
Orrin
Nevada
Mie
Gargon City
Wemeralde
Aurora
Clemend
Carnon City
Virginia City
Nev
San’ Francisco
Call
Clemens
Oplied
Calaveras County
California
Tie
Ftorien
Rockies
Galaverns County
Parla
Paris
Here
Clemens Familly
R. N. Rollin
O. M. Farthing
Twain
Farthing
Samuel Clemens Death Notice and Biography Fragments
The text recounts Samuel L. Clemens Mark Twain’s health after his daughter’s death and his rise to fame through Innocents Abroad. It notes his editing stint, marriage to Olivia Langdon, and works including The Gilded Age and The Adventures of Tom Sawyer. It mentions a 1884 Webster purchase, a worldwide lecture tour, and Twain’s death in 1910 with survivors and a Parisian connection.
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Hit
Clemens
Europe
Mle
Try
Tilo Reprod
Olivia Langdon
Clemons
Hartford
Sierra Nevala
Hon
Comazaznes
Aloa
Charles Dudley Warner
Walloon
Heron
Tom Saygee
Ianeasy
Webster Company
Grant
General Grant
Una Frm
Eliic
Gorlex
Magasinod
Pardon Board Takes No Action on Motives and Names
Harrisburg April 22 The state board of pardons held under advisement the application for commutation of Leprangs sentenced to be hanged May 24 for the murder of Paul Nitter. Application for John W Miner of Allegheny was held over. Tonry Li Gunsley of Lawerine county was recommended for pardon.
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Pardon Board
Harrisburg
Ionof
Leprangs
Moyamensing
Paul Nitter
John W. Miner
Allegheny
Tonry Li
Gunsley
Laywrince
Wab
Nardon
Hic View of Women in Whately Humorous Discourse
An 19th century tone satire on women by Archbishop Whately is quoted, noting women’s tendency to misinterpret promises and rhetoric. The piece mocks social discourse and uses witty phrasing to critique gender expectations.
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Whately
Senator Gummins Warns Republicans Over Rail Bill Amendments
Washington April 22 Senator Gummins warned the Republicans that the party faces growing doubt from voters after Massachusetts and New York results. He criticized amendments that would let railroads set rates with Interstate Commerce Commission approval and urged caution to protect public trust.
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Washington
Gumaine
Toyo
Senate
Nene
Intershire Committée
Inter State
Immins
Mas
Ondhuneter
New
New York
Hevely
Jony Hill
Massachusetts
Congress
Tnited Siates
Democratic Party
United States
Horace Mam Shea
Colnsel
Canary Taker Saver Man's Life in West Liverpool
April 22 report from West Liverpool details Bert C. Hickley a civil war veteran and consis erimerator who saved James H. Densmore by staunching arterial bleeding after Densmore, aged 70, suffered a fatal wound during an altercation with Mrs. Densmore. Buckley summoned a private nurse for aid.
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West Tiverpool
Herbert C. Hickley
Consis
Jamon H. Densmore
Buckley
War Considered Inevitable Amid Boundary Dispute
April 23 dispatch reports Lima and Pon's counter proposal on a boundary dispute labeled unsatisfactory. Regan notes war seems inevitable as between the two nations. officials express concern over rising tensions and possible military action.
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Lima
Penu
Hounder
Pon
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G. W. Jamieson
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RH. Winger
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