Roosevelt Inauguration Declares Duty and Justice
Washington March 4 Theodore Roosevelt sworn in as president in a grand ceremony. He calls on citizens to fulfill duties, pursue justice, and balance strength with responsibility while facing modern national challenges and the duty to maintain free government.
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Washington
Republic
Theodore Roosevelt
Capitol
Grand Army of the Republic
Roosevelt
White House
Capitol Hill
Senate
Joint Committee
Frye
Hoon
Jennson
Senate Chamber
Hardihood
Abraham Lincoln
Veterans Meet in Dillon for 21st G A R Encampment
The 21st annual encampment of the Montana Department G A R and Ladies Relief Corps will be held in Dillon on March 28 and 29 1905 with events at the Metlen hotel and Odd Fellows hall. Delegates will register March 28 at 9 am and committees on credentials and administration will meet to audit records. Special railroad rates of one and one third fare apply with ticket receipts required for return trips.
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State Department
G. A.R
Ladies’ Relief Corps
Henry N. Blake
Department of Montana
G. A. R. Helena
Dillon
Steadman
Metlen
Henry N. Bake
Cons
F. Gace
O’leary
Steadman Post
Medlen
Ost
Oddow
O'Leary
G.A.R
Dillon~st
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
F. A. Haze EL Baxen
G. W. Coar
U.S. Land Office
Helens
Mont
F. A. Hezelbaker
Dilton
Montana
Earl. Watts
Edward Call
Apex
Theoran Moran
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Helena
Nettie B. McNinch
Beaverhead County
L. J. Price
U. S
James O'Rourke
Dell
Ernest McNinch
Cecil McNinch
David D. McKnight
Atte
C. Patterson
Dell, Mont
St. Dilion Mont
al 'Eine Kennleon
Galon A. McNinch
William Patterson
Brane
D. ‘Mibaule
Register
Proper Treatment for Pneumonia Warns Against Self-Diagnosis
A medical note stresses not to treat pneumonia oneself and to call a physician. It states pneumonia often follows a cold or flu and may be warded off with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, which physicians reportedly use with good results. Dr M J Smith of Sanders Alabama endorses the remedy and says he prescribes it for pneumonia. Riley the druggist sells it.
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Chamberlain
M. J. Smith
Sanders, Ala
Saya
Riley
Battle at Mukden and the Russian Retreat Hope
London dispatches report ongoing combat in Manchuria with conflicting claims. Russians claim a line of retreat toward Harbin remains intact while the Japanese threaten Mukden’s northern flank. Kaulbars leads Russian forces in the triangle near the Hun river as casualties loom for both sides.
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St. Petersburg
Kouropatkin
London
Manchuria
Mukden
Harbin
Chiang
Kuroki
Kaulbars
Hun
Czar Issues Rescript Allowing Elected Delegates
In Tsarskoe Selo Emperor Nicholas signed a rescript inviting elected representatives to express views in lawmaking. Empress at his side ministers nearby. It does not change autocracy or grant a constitution but acknowledges the people's right to be heard on laws. The move is seen as a historic epoch akin to the emancipation manifesto anniversary.
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St. Petersburg
Alexandra Palace
Tsarskoe Selo
Nicholas
S Deeres
Russia
Fierce Fighting Continues as Battle Rolls Back
From St Petersburg reports the tide of battle is rolling back from near Mukden with several villages west and southwest captured by noon. Late in the day Japanese attacked Putiloff hill and other Russian fronts, while Russian forces, supported by heavy field artillery, mounted a tougher defense against General Nogi’s veterans to prevent reinforcements.
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Mukden
St. Petersburg
Putiloff Hill
Kouropatkin
Nogi
Strike Resumes at Putiloff and Other Works in Caucasus
In St Petersburg on March 7 the strike at Putiloff and several more works expands but remains not universal. Outsoukhoff navy contracts owners warned of complete closure if strikes continue. Renewed disorders in Caucasus at Kutais and Batoum leave dead and wounded. about 125000 people now on strike.
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St. Petersburg
Putiloff
Caucasus
Kutais
Batoum
Japanese Attacks Repulsed Near Gao Pass
Japanese artillery duels near Gao pass continued to sunset with heavy shelling at Fantziatun. Shrapnel caused most wounds as night assaults on the center and left flank were repulsed leaving about 2,000 Japanese dead.
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Mukden
Fantziatun
Gao Pass
Remarkable Rescue With Arnica Balm Featured
Syracuse man F Lemberge recalls aiding a boy with a severe eye wound by applying Backlen's Arnica Balm. He says the balsam healed the gash and saved the eye and notes its use for burns and ulcers. Available at Riley the Druggist for 25 cents.
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Obai. F. Lemberge
Syracuse
N. Y
Bia
Riley
Notices posted March 6 1905 in Fleet publication
Legal notice from clerk F A Hazelbaker and attorney W H Bansour for petitioner dated March 10 1905. The publication cites March 6 1905 as posting date and includes case filing details.
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Bansour
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Veterans and Ladies
Mander Henry N. Blake
Crown Tailoring Co’s
H. C. Mayfield
Anderson
Ely
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Czar
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Beaverhead
Joseph Hatchina
State of Montana
Joseph Hutchins
Joseph Hutching
Montana Meridian
Erra Hutchins
Executriz
Richard A. Reynolds
Well T. Reynolds
Anid
Dillon Tribune
Tangage
F A. Hazelbaker
Seaters Me Eiabh
Plainteff
Department of the Interim
George Mast
Orlando Mast
Faang D. MrRacuz
Desert Land
Frane D. Mrnactz
Hegister
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