Northwest notes from Montana and Nevada elections
Fragmented notes detail partial victory for ownership league in Mismotla Montana and border state election results. Reports mention George P. Wright reelection in Tacoma, Helena city results, robberies, strikes, and a fatal shooting in Manhattan Nevada with multiple other statewide items and mining camp impacts.
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Mismotla
Mont
Banneratta
Nevada
Fwicher
Wyoming
Tacoma City
George P. ‘Wriett
McCornick
Bas Pluradity
Pmo
Mortman
Gidpa owGerebly
Maurice Thomson
Hitt
Parker
Fearon
Helena
Vinci
Parlies
Fede
Democrate
Aldernian
Cotmeil
Repubicana
Bob Arnley
Award Donnelles
Burilar
Warglar
TOWNS COVERED BY MOLTEN SEA
Towns buried beneath a sea of lava as Mount Vesuvius erupts. Neapolitan panic spreads to Naples and Torre del Crece evacuations affect 30 000 residents. Police guard abandoned homes while relief efforts race to reach San Sebastiano amid railway disruptions.
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Kaplen
Mont Vesuvius
Naples
Alrente
Madona
Boscotrecaz
Torre Annunziata
Gulf of Naglod
Torre del Crece
San Sebastiano
Vesuvius
Californian Runs Amuck in Grane Valley Cal
Grane Valley Cal Jack Alden allegedly stabbed his father Alfred Jenkin and wounded his wife Mrs Allen at the Jenkin home Sunday evening. Allen, heavily drinking, attacked the family with a knife. surgeons report the wife seriously wounded but hopeful for recovery.
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Grane Valley
Cal
Jack Alden
Indaw
Alfred Jonkin
Ihehid Elty
Allen
Jenkin
Tate
Fli
Begged to be Locked Up in Salt Lake City
John P. Watson, reportedly from Kansas City and said to be mentally deranged, is confined in the city jail after walking into the police station Sunday and begging to be locked up. He claimed ten people were pursuing him and warned he would be killed unless protected. He would not answer further questions.
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Salt Lake City
John P. Watson
Kansas City
City
Watson
Cuba Tops In Trade With American Nations
Washington reports from the department of commerce and labor show Cuba ranking second in the United States trade with other American countries. Total calendar year 1905 trade figures include Canada 20 million, Cuba 125 million, Brazil 11 million, Mexico 92 million, and Argentina 39 million.
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Washington
Department of Commerce and Labor
Cuba
United States
America
Canada
Brazll
Mexico
Argentina
Towed Into Port Brasmo Reaches Nagasaki After Storm
The sailing ship Brasmo under Captain Amelia, sailing from Philadelphia for Nagasaki with oil, was towed into Nagasaki by the German steamer Selgoviyar after drifting off Kagoshima. The crew of twenty four was repeatedly attacked by illnesses during seven months of severe weather, leaving several disabled.
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Tokio
Brasmo
Amelia
Philadelphia
Nagaaki
Nagasaki
Selgoviyar
Kagoshima
Date Not Convenient for Hague Conference
The State Department suggested to the Russian government via Ambassador Rosen that the early July period proposed for convening the second Hague conference would be inconvenient for America and some other countries. The action aimed to avoid a clash with the upcoming American congress.
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Washington
Stafr
Rosen
America
Hager
pe-American Congress
Apostles Resign New Ones Are Named At Mormon Conference
Salt Lake City Sunday conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints announced the resignations of Apostles John W. Taylor and Matthian P. Cowley for disharmony with quorum and presidency. New apostles named were George F. Richards Orson F. Whitney and David O. McKay. Bench of changes sets succession from Francis M. Lyman to David O. McKay.
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Cowley
Taylor
Richards, Whitney
McKay
Salt Lake City
Church of Jenia Christ of Latterday Saints
Francis M. Lynn
Tater Maeipther
John W. Taylor
Matthian P. Cowley
Apostle Lyman
Mariner W. Merrill
Richmond
T. Pjristed
Council of Fret
Lyman
Smith
Quorum of Apostles
George ¥. Richards
Orson FP. Whitney
David 0. McKay
Francis M. Lyman
John Henry Smith
George Teasdale
Heber J. Grant
Anthon A. Lund
Rodger Clawson
Reed Smoot
Hyrum M. Smith
George A. Smith
Charlon W. Penrose
George F. Richards
Orkon F. Whitney
Charles H. Hart
Logan
Tooele
Pranklin D. Richards
Davin County
Tooele County
Tooele Sta
Orson F. Whitney
Utah
Newell K. Whitney
David O. McKay
Weber Blake Academy
Scotland
John Taylor
Mormon Church
Brigham Young
Provo
Salt Lake
Wilford Woodruff
Chinese Horsemen and Patent Medicines in Old Notice
A fragment discusses medicinal sales claims for Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets and similar cures, touting anti constipation remedies and antiseptic nutritive benefits. It also notes a correspondent praising Chinese cavalry, claiming superior horse handling and that Chinese horsemen need no foreign instruction.
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Oes
Rene Pot
Pierce
Be Wee For Over 30 Years The Finishing Touch
Important to Mothers advertises a long trusted remedy for infants and mentions over thirty years of use. The item blends other historical notes on Beardsley and a brief steamship anecdote, then shifts to new steel for tools and a home remedy for poisoning.
Decayed Starch a Food Problem in Asheville Man
An Asheville man credits Grape Nuts with resolving a 15 year stomach and intestinal trouble tied to starchy foods. After a pancreas ulcer misdiagnosis and repeated attacks, he gained 10 pounds in eight weeks, reports clearer thinking, stronger nerves, and better health from predigested Grape Nuts with cream and a small dry toast, plus Postum.
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Asheville
Wellville
Open Door Policy Lets Foreigners Enter Manchuria
Japanese government announces gradual entry for foreign citizens and ships starting May 1 with consuls allowed at An Tung Helen, and June 1 for posts at Mukden. Dairen expected to open to world commerce. interior travel remains limited by military needs. The regime warns travelers enter at their own risk, with no protection guaranteed against bandits.
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Washington
Manchuria
Tung Halen
Tung Koo
An Tung Helen
Mukden
Smuggling Charge Hits Battleship Oregon Officers
San Francisco reports strong belief that dutiable goods worth about 750000 were smug gled ashore from the battleship Oregon before its departure for Bremerton. An order to delay all crew until full inquiry is said to have been issued. Customs officials nationwide alerted to examine possible packages. Also notes immigration hearing on Chinese exclusion and Section 6 Certificates used to ferry Chinese to the United States.
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Oregon
San Francisco
The
Evening Post
Bremerton Navy Yard
Bremerton
Washington
Sargent
Immigration Service
House Committee On Foreign
United States
China
New Trial Asked in Patrick Murder Case
New York reports the hearing on Albert T. Patrick to obtain a new trial for the death sentence in the murder of William Murah Rice. The first witness, Alexander B Stanberry, a U.S. Army sergeant from the Philippines, had clerked for Rice and left in 1897.
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New York
Albert ‘T. Patrick
William Murah Rice
Alexander B Stanberry
United States Army
Philippines
Rice
Rainfall Delays Salt Lake Route Repairs Near Caliente
Nevada rain hampers Salt Lake Route track work near Caliente delaying completed repairs. General Manager R. E. Wells told Los Angeles papers the heavy showers have slowed progress and worsened washout effects, with officials unable to confirm full details from the scene.
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Salt Lake City
Nevada
Salt Lake
Caliente
R. E. Wells
Los Angeles
Ania
California Youths Charged With Cold Blooded Murder
Fresno residents Elmer and Willie Malm aged 21 and 19 were held for trial in Superior Court on the murder of William G Hayes and his wife, killed October 30. Hayes, a well known rancher, had been in the county for 25 years.
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Denver
Waldine Trades Council
Thomas Logan
Merit
Nye County
Nevada
Manhattan
Brondy” Berry
Logan
Herry
Charles G. May
Ble Bend National Bank
Devonport
Wash
May
Bannock
Montana
Hent
Wrestory
Beaverhent
Idaho
Fresno
Cal—Elmer
Willie Malm
Superior Court
Smith
William G. Hayes
Wince Hayes
Rev Southerian jury finds him not guilty in wife murder case
In New Albany Indiana a jury returned a not guilty verdict for Rev A B Southerian charged with murdering his wife Geneva L Southerian. The jury had deliberated since Saturday morning and announced the decision Monday morning. Several physicians and some hysterical women in the courtroom congratulated him.
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Joulsrtlle
Sleep Needed by Children Says Brookly n Eagle
Oliver Wendell Holmes? Holmen argues children need ample rest. A rested child wakes healthier, calmer, and more able to learn. Ten hours of sleep is advised, maintaining steady routines reduces nervous issues and supports long term well being.
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Oliver Wendell Holmen
Brooklyn Eagle
Rheumatism Cure Promoted by Doctors Pink Pills
Dr Williams Pink Pills are advertised as curing rheumatism by supplying elements to purified blood. A Syracuse customer recounts pain relief after taking three boxes and continuing with three more to ensure a cure. The promotion claims cures for anemia sciatica nervous disorders partial paralysis locomotor ataxia and St Vitus dance, with pills available by mail from the Dr Williams Medicine Co.
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Williems
Williams
Nature
A. Baker
No. M9
Fitch Street
Syracuse
N.C
Dr. Williams
Jem
Willisma
Pontid
Dr. Willliams Medicine Co
Schenectady
Treasure of British Museum Atlas The Largest Book In The World
A colossal red leather bound atlas from the Stuart era, described as the largest book by height and breadth in the world. It measures about five by ten inches, with illuminated dedication, three gilt clasps, and contains fine engraved maps.历史 records note King Charles II and John Evelyn referencing it in 1660. The volume came to the British Museum with King George III's library and is treated as a chief treasure.
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British Museum
Charles II
Holland
John Evelyn
George III
New England Possession Claim Tied to Drake Voyage
The Outing Magazine recounts Francis Drake in 1579 claiming the Pacific coast for Elizabeth I after a month’s stay. He named the land Nouva Albion, noting chalky cliffs near Point Reyes resembled Dover and calling it New England.
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New England
Pacific Coast
Francis Drake
Elizabeth
Nouva Albion
Point Reyes
Dover
Outing Magazine
Be a boy as long as you can says Herbert Spencer
The piece urges adults especially those who use their minds heavily to keep up sports and games and live youthfully. Spencer insists the maxim for life is to remain a boy as long as possible, a rule he has followed and recommends to friends.
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Herbert Spencer
Green draped hearse at Lancaster funeral for W Wingate Saul
At Lancaster England, during the funeral of W Wingate Saul, former army surgeon, a hearse was draped in green. The drivers wore green and chestnut horses pulled the procession.
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Lancaster
England
W. Wingate Saul
Point Overlooked by Rich in Health of Poor
Opinion by Gorst argues that wealthy benefit from the health of the poor and would adopt a wiser view if they understood this interdependence. The fragment reflects early 20th century social welfare thoughts.
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Anther
Gorst
Kidney Pills Save A Citizen From Living Death
A Sioux Falls reader Andrew Johnson describes severe kidney trouble causing a year of illness, loss of appetite and weight, and swelling. After using Deans Kidney Pills, symptoms subsided, appetite returned, and the writer claims to have recovered. Sold by all dealers for 50 cents by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo. The notice includes unrelated humor about cussing and patience with language from Mobile Herald.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Andrew Johnson
West
Bronx Falls
Dean
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
Scotty and His Record Breaking Aida A Fast Santa Fe Run
Walter Scott, a Death Valley gold miner, flew Los Angeles to Chicago last summer on a special train over the Santa Fe in under 45 hours. The trip cost over $6,000 and set a record for speed on American rails, proving the Santa Fe track and staff dependable though such rapid travel may not suit everyone. Readers urged to ask for ticket rates and literature.
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Walter Scott
Death Valley
Los Angeles
Chicago
Santa Fe
Utah
Colorado
Eut
Southwest
Obedient Employes Sought by San Francisco Millionaire
The note mentions James Lick, founder of a famous observatory, who hired only those willing to obey orders strictly by asking new hires to plant a tree upside down with roots in the air and branches underground, and he dismissed anyone who protested.
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James Lick
San Francisco
Baby Saved By Cutiura Remedies, Kan Family Says
Mrs Macbelle Lyon of Parsons Kansas credits Cutiura remedies with curing her infant’s severe infantile eczema after months of misery. She states the child improved after three to four days and fully recovered in about ninety days. Family contact listed with date July 18 1965.
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Cutiura
Beheli
Macbelle Lyon
Appleton Ave
Parsons
Kan
Rembrandt Copper Plates Found by Victor Thomas
Sixty of Rembrandt's original etched copper plates have been discovered by Victor Thomas in Valenciennes. The plates, believed lost for four centuries, will be distributed among collections in Paris Brussels and Amsterdam.
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Rembrandt
Victor Thomas
Valenciennes
Paria
Brussels
Amsterdam
Allen's Foot-Ease advertised powder for sore feet
In Pinch the advertisement promotes ALLEN'S FOOT EASE powder as a cure for painful smarting and ingrown toenails with nervous feet. It claims greatest comfort discovery of the age, helps in wearing new shoes, reduces sweating, and is sold by all druggists for 26 cents with a trial package offered. Address for orders appears as 5 Olmsted La.
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Allen
Olmsted
Prize for Tuberculosis Cure Awarded by Paris Academy of Medicine
The Paris Academy of Medicine offers an annual prize for the discovery of an absolute cure for tuberculosis. The prize amount and exact terms are described in the society’s notices, inviting researchers to submit their findings and evidence for evaluation.
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Paris Academy of Medicine
Good Health Garfeld Tea Promises Natural Purification
Garfeld Tea, described as a mild herbal laxative, claims to purify the blood and restore normal action of the liver, kidneys, stomach, and bowels as part of a health regimen.
Judge Rogers Quiz A Student On Rockies Promotes Lesson
A Methuen Mass school board story recalls Judge William Rogers asking a pupil named Rock where the Rocky Mountains were. The boy answered correctly yet was not promoted that term. The next year the judge again asked and Rock said they were in the same place as last year.
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William Rogers
Methuen
Mass
Rock
Rocky Mountains
Thackeray Courteous Reply at Polling Meet
A historic encounter near polling day shows William Makepeace Thackeray meeting his rival Cray. After a brief friendly talk the opposite candidates exchange a respectful line about the outcome.
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Thackeray
William Makepeace Thack
Cray
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