American Machines Abroad in Europe Tour Report
An American automotive expert reports on foreign use of American-made locomotives and carriages. He notes American engines dominate black market and motor lines in Paris and London, with gasoline vehicles common yet noisy and unsatisfactory to locals. He praises American machines for resilience on rough roads and contrasts them with European imports and maintenance challenges.
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Wale
Bnekind
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England
Brahe
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Jockmore
Agricultural Prosperity and Farmer Image in Detroit Journal
The Detroit Journal notes a farmer type in silk hat and tuxedo coat, quoting a rustic speech about a wife’s husking bee and a remark on agricultural prosperity. It discusses large land tracts in India used for gulf links, curtailing wheat supply in many regions.
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Young Min
India
Color Effects and Family Tension
In the Boston Transcript excerpt a father enters and receives a stern response from his wife causing the family mood to turn blue as his face goes pale. The scene hints at domestic dynamics and emotional reactions within a household.
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Father Wetnally
Boston Transcript
Schultze Seeks $200000 From Butte and Boston Mines
M H Schultze sues Butte & Boston Mining co for $200000 claiming a one twenty second mineral interest in Blue Jay and Baltic claims and that the company has unlawfully mined and diverted minerals. He seeks judgment, an accounting, repayment of his share, and an injunction pending further order. The suit asks for temporary restraint and an indemnity bond of $2500.
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New York
Maximilan HW. Schuttee
Butte & Boat Mining Company
James M. Exan
Sailucd
Bulle &Boaton Company
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Department No. 1
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R. B. Smith
M Uo, PL Company
Judge Clancy Deliberates Nipper Case With Caution
Judge Clancy heard the motion concerning Anaconda’s attempt to limit a suit against Fr. Augustus Heinge to protect an interest in property. He reserved judgment after arguments, weighing whether to strike the suit restriction, noting the petitioner’s reliance on information and belief rather than a positive assertion as required.
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Anaconda Vomfeng Bo
Augustus Heinge
Haitler
Anaconda Company
Philatiff
Afeconda
Splendid Programme by Leonora Jackson at Suttons Theatre
Leonora Jackson appeared at Suttons Family theater under the Woman's club to a crowded audience. Her violin playing praised for brilliancy and tone, with Prat t on piano and Miss Elburna as vocalist. The event drew wide acclaim, encores, and compliments to the program and organizers.
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Pratt
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Copper market firmness amid uneven demand in Lopper Market
The market remains firm with uneven consumption and Europe’s orders limited to early shipments. Copper prices show varied quotes with Lake copper around 16 to 16.5 pence per pound, refined and manufactured goods listed, and London standard copper activity modest with spot and three month prices near £70 to £71.
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Europe
London
Unclear OCR Note on Test Sheets and Fitting
OCR fragment mentions test sheets and numbers with currencies and codes. Lacks clear event, entities, or dates. Summary focuses on the readable items: test sheets, a reference to India, and a line of alphanumeric codes. Findings are too fragmented for definitive article.
Man Called James J. Cook Escorted From Butte
In Butte, about midnight, seven miners escorted James J. Cook a former Wardner deputy sheriff from town after he allegedly offended union members in eleven ways. He was invited to the Miners Union hall, then sent toward South Butte with a warning never to return. Cook provided the name and address of his partner who had just arrived with him. The event was orderly.
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Cook
Wardner
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Butte
Union
Charlen Davidson
Dillon
Denver
Pennsylvania
Lot
Here
Ogden
Miners Union Election Ballots Cast With Listed Candidates
The Miners Union election is held today with ballots counted late tonight. The ticket includes president John J. Quinn and Edward Hughes. vice president Joan Murtha and Joe Callow. secretary Frank O Conor. financial secretary Jerry Hanley and William H. Ward. assistant financial secretaries John R Murphy Patrick Madden Pat Keegan James O Flanigan L J Baxter. treasurer John M Sullivan and James Kilwain. conductor Thomas Duigian Nichol Drummy Pat Holland. warden Tom Carroll. finance committee Dan Hannifin Frank McCune Pat Waters James Connell M T Boynan. trustees Charles Onllen Joe Shannon Mike Deevey Joe Head James P. Murphy.
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Edward Hughes
Joan Murtha
Joe Callow
Frank O'Conor
Jerry Hanley
William H. Ward
John RF. Murphy
Patrick Madden
Pat Keegan
James O'Flanigan
L. J. Baxter
John M. Sullivan
James Kilwain
Thomas Duigian
Nichol
Drummy
Pat Holland
Tom Carroll
Dan — Hannifin
Frank McCune
Pat Waters
James Connell
M.T. Boynan
Charles Onllen
Joe Shannon
Mike Deevey
Joe Head
James P. Murphy
Handball Teams Disbanded After Short Series
The street fire station handball teams were disbanded after a ten day series. New teams will be organized and a second series of games will commence. Captain Tim Thorn ton of the winning team received a gold watch and chain from both teams. John Costello gave a brief speech before all participants toasted with emenade.
City Council to Meet Open Bids on Printing and Paving
The city council will convene in regular session tonight. Bids will be opened for the printing and publishing contracts for the coming year and for paving Quartz street from Main to Wyoming. After adjournment members may visit a bowling alley for a quiet game.
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Beaverdhead County Miner Reports Bunghine Ore Find
A rich ore strike in Argenta district near Dillon is detailed with a vein near the Bunghine and New Sunshine mines. The shoot assays 160 ounces silver, 30 percent lead and $2 gold per ton, eight tons on the dump, and an estimated value around $10,000. History notes Lieut. Fred J. Bird’s prior ownership and Monroe Mann’s recent reactivation of the mine.
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Butte
Kaskaskia’s Old Bell to Be Shown at 1903 Fair
The famous Kaskaskia Catholic church bell, cast in France in 1741 and given to the American church in 1742, will be exhibited at the St. Louis World’s Fair of 1903. Once heard across the Mississippi valley, the weathered bell now bears cracks and faded inscriptions after centuries of use.
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Amber's Adventurous Life and Dynasty's Fearless Commander
The piece chronicles a powerful military figure beginning in early life with royal gifts and a hardened commander’s resolve. It notes his early leadership, a troubled family relation with Dost Mahomed, and a lifelong devotion to marching orders. His fascination with vast armies on desert plains remains undiminished, though administration challenges persist.
Defeater of an Army of Thousands Fueled by Wealth and Woes
The piece recalls Abdur Rahman’s rise after a rout by his uncle, detailing his former wealth and treasures seized in battle. It notes his resilience, exile in Samarkand, and vow to return, with a snippet about a Homer versus Virgil quip from a Syracuse Herald cartoon.
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Samarkand
Hoax and the ordinary man in a sandwich joke
The Philadelphia Record quotes a hoax joke about a man who is neither one thing nor the other. It plays on being between the upper crust and the under-bred as a witty label for mediocrity.
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Philadelphia Record
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