Fragmentary 1900s Montana and Colorado notices and incidents
A garbled 1900s Western clipping reports varied items from Montana and Colorado. It references cattle movements and losses in Red Ledge and Shelley country, a fatality in Nova Scotia tied to a Nova man, railway labor matters, wool and sheep concerns, legal actions against Shadwell and Keppler, and local business notes including lumber and hotel events. The piece entwines names such as McCall, McKinley, Moore, Lepley, Stockman, O’Connor, Shadwell, Keppler, and various towns like Butte, Fort Collins, Laramie, Rawlinson, and Miles City. It hints at accidents, robberies, prosecutions, and agricultural trade within the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pagana Springs
Paciflc
Butte
Carey
Fort Collins
Colo
Red Ledge
Mont
William Oaten
Ah FE
McCall
Colorado
Nova Dent
Laramie
Wyo
Lelliany
Cole
Jack McKinley
William Moore
Marlow
Montana
Charles Lepley
Jon Stockman
Priso Mont
Shadwell
O'Connor
Keppler
Miles City
Ellis
Rule
Congress Debates Chinese Exclusionand Tariff Issues
Senate and House action centers on Chinese exclusion and tariff measures. Key figures include Rep Cushman, Dems led by De Armond, and Senate debates on Philippine governance and pension bills. Votes split party lines, with notable shifts on reciprocity and the house amendment to remove sugar differentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hovne
Cuba
Cushman
Washington
de Armond
House
Otter
Mesarm
Pierce
Tennessee
Douglas
New York
Lacey
Town
Hill
Jenklin
Win
Connin
Gaines
West Virginia
Warner
Tinos
Gardave
Michigan
Jones
Loud
California
Roosevelt
Thomas ¥. Waller
Senate
Culberson
Secretary of War
United States
Philippine Commission
Philippines
Fragmentary OCR on Whit Kear Monument and Civil War references
The text details a Johnson County site for a Whit Kear memorial and mentions Colonel Fueterman and a bloody December fight. It references Army units, wartime paroles, and orders about a monument with Army and Confederacy era terms, amid broad war memory content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hovak
Mr. Mondell
Senate
Ranhnminne
Beogaiia
Staptyawin
Nore
Elaims
Guam
United States
Ihied Powelh
PUI
Figo Luvied
Bian Volantoor
Peter Vine
Cuuifedarane
Mages Bas
Npreane
Uinina
Peltae Ponalita Wallis
Smlantiine
Funetine
Lowe Grisdoow
Untitled historical note with scattered names and terms
Fragmented OCR reads like a list of names places and events with unclear connections. It mentions LRA Mermeleoting Rid Hats OHhalie OHO KA Ki and many other odd spellings suggesting a political or ceremonial record. The piece names individuals and locations without coherent narrative or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gree
Ohhalie
Ostrich Farming Booms in Southern California
The article notes a growing ostrich farming boom in Southern California with increasing demand for feathers and substantial investment. It highlights F. J. Johnson’s pioneering Santa Ana Valley operation and imports from Africa, the high costs and risks, rising feather prices, and the rough realities of keeping large birds including a veteran farmer’s caution about breeding dangers and high monthly earnings for skilled keepers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Montha
Califvonia
Tamut
F. J. Johnson
Santa Ana Valley
Mr. Johnson
South Africa
Johnson
South Pasadena
Henry Jennings
Georgia's Famous Oak Cut Down in Savannah
The famed Wesley Oak in Savannah is felled to make way for a trolley line. The 'Wesley Oak' once shaded John Wesley's 1735 Savannah sermon and Indian audience, spurring protest from Thunderbolt residents that was dismissed as public domain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Wesley
Savannah
John Wesley
Thunderbolt
unclear OCR fragment headline
unreadable text fragment from a historical page mentions names and actions but lacks coherent events or details suitable for a fuller news summary.
Section 30 owner Eaton toiling for fortune in lake area
Frank Eaton wins recognition as owner of the famed iron rich section 30 near Vermillion lake after a long legal fight. Once a recluse living on Pike Lake, he now holds nineteen thirty sixths of the tract valued at ten to fifteen million dollars, with portions sold off over the years. He supports himself by fishing and hunting in a battered shanty, enduring years of hardship while the case culminates in a U S Supreme Court ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Eaton
Frewood
Frask Baton
Alfred
Leonidas Merritt
Woodchurch
Fortune
Frank W. Faton
Northwest
Aurelia Moreau
United States
Minnesota
Eaton
Vermillion Lake
Aurilla Moreau
Thomas F. Hyde
Hyde
Auothey
Dounty
Judee
A. J. Sewer
New York
YiObory
Mogr
Weil Anowahal
Cate
Minneeola
Walter Ayres
Maer
Apy
State Supreme Court
United States Et Preme Court
Pike Lake
Duluth
Monkey's Sweet Jam Flight Delights Baltimore Sun
A Johns Hopkins man testifies to a country summer tale about a pet monkey drenched in raspberry jam. The animal fled a neighbor with a broom after overturning a jam bowl, then joyfully scooped jam from its fur and paws, recounting the mischief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jocko
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Sun
Deserved Metter Treat ment Of Historic House Table
A fragment describes the old House of Commons table saved from a great fire. Since 1834 the St Stupten chapel relic sits in the members’ tea room. It has become a table for cafe use with a white cloth, hot water urn, and cups. Burke Pitt Fox figures are linked to its history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
St Stupten
Pitt
Fox
Burke
America
Cow Survives Snowed Straw Stack Near Coffeyville
A cow feeding from a straw stack buried by heavy snowfall was believed dead by the farmer. Twenty two days later the cow moved, was freed with effort, and survived after being given water and warm drinks in small amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffeyville
Bern
Fragmentary OCR notice from a metropolitan event
The readable text indicates an urban cultural event with references to an opera house and possible archival placement. Details are unclear, but it notes a performance, a city, and some numbers that might reflect quantities or dates. The garbled content prevents precise identification of people or organizations.
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Vores
City
Alwadance
Fontwyenne
Rawlinson
Lodge of the International of Machidele
Ite
Yw Tse
Ion
Odd
Laramly Lodge
Jon
Miller
Ilee
Wyoming
Telluride
Walide
Barylng
Thertion
Elise
Mat
Tate
Carlowits
Speer
Bruno Oi
Nvataly Yan
Werner Tig
Coulter Lut
Poolland
Beattie
Congress
Friends of the Calan
Fweteek
BaRlaRe
Messia
Roberts
Mascashwsettn
Pat Ammon
Thanemenn
Cochran
Missouri
Mowery
Martlett
Mearel
Coffice
Michivan
Heousmerd
Louisiana
Hiei
If. C. Smith
Micbias Agulwatte
Bilt
Wut Liu
Ted W
Me Pratt
Mtr
St. Senate
Philippine Islands
Sp. Mall
Apoit
AL Dow
Woltinrnas
Haynie
Fepore
Arwebeesbans
Pho
Ieee Lve
Imamate
Aulig
Milliay
Inst Y Cw
Elvis
Asia
Europe
South
Africa
Lanematire
Miurouri
Oley
Campbells
Tillogs
Jodie Fe Moderelier
Peti Sane Chowel
the Feet
Dave Mork
Alec Nme
Piney
Frank Eator
Trash Eaton
SHACK
Pauday Ag
Benniel
Mike
Uvere
Rinseancy
Metropolitan Opera
Fenan
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