Peabody Defends War on Labor Amid Colorado Turmoil
Governor Janien H. Peabody asserts the militia acted to restore order during the Western Federation of Miners unrest in Colorado cities Cripple Creek and Colorado City. He argues the force was lawful and necessary to uphold laws, protect property, and prevent a criminal organization from dictating state policy.
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Cot
Janien H. Peabody
Colorado
Western Federation of Miners
Colorado City
Cripple Creek
Minle
Peabody
Supreme Court
Independencs
Passengers List From San Francisco Aug 12
A long roster of travelers and accompanying spouses and children is listed by name and initials, including H. H. Williams J. Mccandron Min McCandins Ming Laura Wells Ward Wells Ira Wells K. Demann Mina Bell A Bell Miss Cumminga Mine G A Rev G L Beamon and others, spanning many individuals with varied surnames and titles. The fragment appears to be a passenger or travel roster from a ship or train arrival, preserving numerous names and affiliations.
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San Francisco
Liberia
H. Williams
J. McCandron
Min McCandiins
Ming Laura Wells
Ward Wells
Ira Wells
K. Hedemann
Emily
Laure Bell
A. Bell
Miss Cumminga
G. A
G. L. Beamon
FL. Howmer
Daniel Rowan
A. J. Loulason
A. G. Hawen
Mins Ferguson
Mian
O. A. Arnold
HJ. Bardwell
Mr Weinstock
K. Rosenberg
Mise Ane Drown
Mr. Severin
Atlan Severin
C. Cunha
J. Morgan
J. A. Metherny
Mish Metherny
Mim Swett
Campbell
Mr. Plomteaus
Mira Bebobach
Mins Bebobach
Hivbard
Mina Duthitl
Mra
Alexander
H. L. Hudson
Fragmented OCR Names and Places in An Untitled Item
An OCR dominated snippet lists numerous names and places with garbled spellings such as Han Frinehico Ha Alte ineda Aue 1 dline Ith Titken Mra FB Aumeborger Mirek Alea pader Craw Mee Craw TG Davinw 2M Areitas CA Meliride Wear Aarehall Reginald Marelall Mist 4 Motvin Mie M. Mombody Mews Wear JM Mitton Abe Hho ue A HL Maple Mire 4 Mk Monit th e Bieneur OH minerly De Puehel Mbew Urartu rand Kline Wi Hobtovdite.
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Han Frinehico
Por
Ineda
Titken
Mra
Aumeborger
Mite
Mirek
Alea Pader Craw
Mee Craw
Davinw
Areitas
Meliride
Aarehall
Reginald Marelall
Mist
Motvin
Mie M. Mombody
JM Mitton
Abe
Hho
the Bieneur
de Puehel
Urartu
Rand Kline
Mrs Fairbanks Endorses Lydia E Pinkham for Health
A testimonial from Mrs May Fauchasin of Minneapolis praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a safeguard for women's health. She recounts headaches and fatigue improved after faithful use, and notes she has recommended it to others. The letter invites sick women to write for advice.
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Dean Man Poncnaw
Pingham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Mas
Mra
Pinkham
Lyn
Wind Shortage Delays Lurline in Molokai Channel Race
The Lurline failed to gain wind in Molokal channel during the Lahaina bound race. La Paloma and Gladys battled light airs with La Paloma and Lurline reporting progress along Molokai coast. Lurline abandoned Lahaina due to drifting danger and towed by Waterwitch as Gladys, La Paloma, and Lurline pursue Honolulu windward routes.
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Molokal Channel
Lahaina
Breezon
Port Tast
HM. B. Pivker
Gladys
Koko ‘Head
Jim Gladys
Molokai
Tamond Lend Highthownes
Sinclair
Honolulu
Pleker
Hilo
Bogey Handicap Golf Arrangements at Young Hotel
Report of a bogey handicap golf event planned by the exclusive committee of the Golf Club at Abisoting with a 9:30 p.m. start Sunday at the Manoa links. Colonel Hogey begins with a forty for nine holes as the field prepares.
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Young
Manoa Links
Colonel Hogey
Wluyore
Birth of a potential heir reshapes Russian fate in London dispatches
London reports drama within the Russian court as a looming birth of a child to the czar influences political maneuvering. Analysts debate whether a prince would steady or destabilize the empire, while factions argue over succession plans and future governance. The piece outlines possible heirs and court politics amid war fatigue and reform pressures.
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London
Europe
Russia
Gremeit Orbié
von Piehve
Aren
Vamadorff
Witte
Han
Prurent Cearowits
Vladimir
Vindimseldean
Cyril
Sucholon
Cover
Hesbe
Boris
Council of State
Andre
Hiv
Pioneer Building & Loan Assoc opens July 1904 share issue
The Twenty-ninth Review of Stock for the Pioneer Building and Loan Association will be issued to July 1904 and is now open for subscription. Membership fee is five cents per share and monthly dues are one dollar per month per share. Stock draws better interest than a savings bank. Information from A V Gear Secretary 122 King St.
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Btock I
Pioneer Building & Loan Associs
A. V. Gear
King
Togo Ships In Need Of Repair Reported
A French observer from Fort Arthur notes Japanese warships in bad condition due to extended conflict and lack of repair time. Russian ships are ready, with Vindivostok squadron expected, while local Russian craft vary in readiness.
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Chofoo
Hao
Fort Arthur
Gine
Haveral Rusaan Rohineer
Locciie
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