Lathhad Valley Montana described as a paradise for sport and wealth
Bakepell Montana correspondence extols Flathead Valley as a vast scenic and resource region. It highlights the Flathead River and Lake as major water bodies, forests, prairies, and a park like landscape with mild climate, abundant timber, and potential coal and petroleum resources. The piece notes railways, settlement growth around Kalispell, and incoming development connecting Minneapolis to Puget Sound, with officials and investors cited.
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Garden of the Northwest
Bakepell
Mont
Unitedtates
Rocky Mountains
Montana
Missouri River
Fort Benton
Range
Flathead River
Lake
Flathead
Mississippi
St. Paul
Great Lakes
Pacific
Atlantic
Michigan
Ohio
New York
Lome-soming
Son
Kixayiles
Kalispell
Dumber
Ituiakea
Lake M Donald
Iinry
Jase Samsar
Bighop Whipple
Migna
Vira
Web
New York Central Railroad
Yarmvera
Sean
Shoal
Minneapolis
Puget Sound
Sta
Aplicuita Stad
Jtom Tarrington
Coxey and his Commonweal army clash with police in Capitol disturbance
Washington police confined General Coxey and his Commonweal marchers after a dramatic confrontation on the Capitol grounds. A mob surged as mounted officers charged through spectators injuring several, while Coxey read a protest on the steps before being escorted away. Coxey pledged further action and urged unemployed support as legal action followed.
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Capitol
Etranes
Thayer
Oklahoma
Sam
Kirk
Coxes
Carl Browne
Coxey
Capitol Grounds
B Street
Koma Bio Seat
Felnga
Acros New Jersey Avenue
Datreet
Browne
Corey
Menyiead
Jewet
Rawne
Amos Tye
Isieteon
Rand
Browne and Coxey Hart
Ming
Grintily
Jacob Sechly Coxe
Captain Garden
Capitol Police
Kally
City Police
Salidky
Hire
Cossy
Oficera
Coxer
A. Washington Dispatch
The
United States
Iowa
Came
Congress
Corey Uneler
United States Capitol
Dark Browne
Christophar Columbus Jones
Tudo Milley
Eush Bsil
Joo Flac
Desperate criminals escape in Birmingham and other tragedies
Fragmented OCR reports detail escaped criminals in Birmingham, Alabama and a suicide by farmer in Smith County, Kansas, with scattered names and a sighting of a comet noted by Astronomer A,B. The garbled items reflect a troubled, disjointed news page segment with multiple incidents and unclear attributions.
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Jar
Birmingham
Ala
Sim" Jordan
Aynorationa Oathay
Clark Corti
Via
Avila AM Dirace
Smith Counter
Kas
Flagstam
O'Satved
Senate and House discuss important measures and actions
The Senate and House conduct sessions with bills on river projects and treasurer reforms. Nebraskan Meiklejohn leads a bridge contraction bill for the Niobrara River area while a sewers staffing amendment passes in committee. A Coxey protest inquiry fails, and accounting reform advances, with debates on river and harbor appropriations and a France commission resolution drawing party debate.
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Meiklejohn
Nebraska
Senate
Niotrara River
Niobrara
Néb
Ontinenite
Mijor
Brisches
Dinzley
Treasury Department
House
Gutchings
Saparajon Deh
Mer
Grosvenor
Squire
Seattle
France
Booster Gorth
Apd Ds
Enisserd
Milly Murphy
Jindaay
Frly
Hatley
Gib
Dawn in My Neighborhood Duel Tale by Private Tales
A humorous tale attributed to Private Alana Tales recounts a mock duel between two lawyers in Mississippi. One fighter, afflicted with St Vitus dances, trembles as the pistol wobbles while the other remains steady. The challenger lowers his weapon and asks to rest it in a tree fork, ending the confrontation without a shot fired.
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Alana
Congressman Allen
Miresissippi
Thas
St. Vitus
Etmus
Wai
Fact Fragment Summary From Aged Scan Data
Fragmentary notes reference farms, dye production in England, cotton and telegraph topics, coal costs, warnings about industry shifts, English and Prussian tech terms, and scientific mentions. Names and concrete figures are scattered with unclear context and potential OCR errors.
Did Not Fight After All Duelists Prevented by Distress Sign
A veteran story recounts how Dr J Kellar once faced a duel at Nashville during war service. A Major and a Colonel agreed to a fight, but the Colonel withdrew revealing a distress signal tied to a secret order. A death letter later cleared the Colonel, and Dr Kellar exposed the Major and had him dismissed from the army.
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J. Kellar
Louisville
Hot Springs
Ark
Gardner
James B Garey
Penileman
Courier-Journal
Kellar
Nashville
Totel
Wau
Infant Terrible Causes Laughs on Cabinet Calls
A Western slope congressman entertains guests with stories about his wife while their five year old son creates a scene. The boy, during visits to the Secretary of Agriculture and other officials, proclaims Aunt Carrie is not a farmer and disrupts chats with candid, humorous outbursts.
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Carrie
A Typical Summer Costume Modeled in Black and White
Isabel A. Mallon describes a summer cotton gown of zephyr in a Ladies Home Journal feature. The outfit features a close fitting skirt with a knee length flounced hem, white lace trim, a black satin ribbon, and a black and white bonnet, with accessories including back gloves and a black silk parasol. Also recounted is a mountain lion incident in Oregon with a child saved by a dog and owner nearby.
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Isabel A. Mallon
Ladies Home Journal
Dillie
Dauchtoy
John Fierk
Asonn
Wash
Hon Toslowey
Mundy
Lorti and
Oregonian
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Amito
Washington
Federal Capitol
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Cepitol
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73 Street
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Yrmunda
Buttons
Sarcaatitate
Joan Dis
Marshal Browne
Uncle Sam
O CaOxRy
Vie
Nivutth
Warrenton
House of Representatives
Sticut
Zara
England
West Virginia
Mexico
Afeien
China
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Milwaukee
Magland
Asiliworm
Prugiand
Pralans
Leo Odo
Orie David
ATSD
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Voresters
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