Status Quo Maintained On Baltic Arrangements
Copenhagen reports that Russia Germany Denmark and Sweden agreed to a convention preserving the Baltic status quo. The nations expect prompt approval and confirm Sweden and Denmark are satisfied with the terms. The Aland Islands question is resolved, and fortifications menace is deemed addressed.
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Germaany
Denmark
Sweden
Tieanna
Aland Islands
Unclear fragment from Montgomery April file note
A fragmentary Montgomery record from early April mentions a named person and a ceremonial context, but key details are garbled. The readable items reference a local event involving a council or committee and a potentially mis-typed organization.
Barbecue Crowd Mourns After Polsyroid Food Incident
An obituary note indicates a man died today from polsyr oid food at a barbecue that had taken place on Saturday, as authorities investigate the incident and determine cause and responsible party.
Senate considers dry farming bill amid debate on land allotments
Washington report notes Senate discussion of a dry farming bill proposing allotments of 220 acres per entry and land use restrictions. Debate centers on description of land and operation scope while the day ends with the measure advancing as a special order for tomorrow. Senator McCumber cautions the bill could expand public demand beyond authors' intent.
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Washington
Apollo
Nettiamant
Ute Senate
McCumber
Nears
Franchises for Harriman Extension Granted
Portland April 6 The directors of the Oregon and Washington Telephone Company formally accepted franchises granted by the Beattie city council. The plan includes terminals depots tunnels and several miles of main line within limits of Seattle. The extension from Portland to Puget Sound is to cost about 500 000 in the next twelve months.
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Portland
Oregon & Washington Teailviey Qammany
Beattie’ City Cownell
Bruits Iclude
Farda
Seattle
Oregon &Washington
Harriman
Puget
Disagree in suit for separation tense dialogue
New York April date marks a dispute between Katherine C Gould and her husband Howard Gould over whether Arn Gould's alimony claim should be heard by a jury or by a supreme court justice. Mrs Goulds counsel urged jury consideration while opposing counsel argued for bench determination. Judge Dowling reserved decision.
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New York
Katherine C. Gould
Howard Gould
Arn. Gould
Supreme Courl
Gould
Jaake Dowling Tor
Gentil
Monuments for Old Oregon Trail Discussed in Washington
Washington representatives in Congress debated a bill to authorize permanent monuments along the old Oregon Trail from the Missouri River to Puget Sound. The measure would appropriate 60000 dollars for the undertaking, but no action was taken by the committee.
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Washington
Congress
Humphrey
Oregon
Missouri
Phget
Lisbon Riots End in Night of Terror and Bloodshed
Amid a disputed election, Lisbon erupts into violence as Republicans and Monarchists clash around St. Dominique's church. Guards fire on mobs, three infantry units and cavalry join, hours of fighting leave many wounded, several dead, and citywide turmoil as authorities order closures and patrols.
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Ishon
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Hornox
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Xeon
Ainelle
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Manuel
Chm
Mont Crillead
Libon
Depositors Finally Receive Money From Savings Company
Washington reports depositors at the Freedman's Savings and Trust Company are set to retrieve funds totaling about one million dollars. The institution, chartered after the Civil War to aid freedmen, failed long ago, leaving most depositors unpaid despite public assurances.
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Washington
Preedman’s Savings & Trust Company
Senate
Haone
Freadman's Savings & Tenet Company
Supreme Court upholds state water rights in New Jersey case
Justice Holmes writes for the court confirming New Jersey may prohibit diversion of waters from the Paasnic River to Staten Island. Hutson County Water Co. v. McGarter, Attorney General, challenged 1905 law restraining water supply to New York. Lower courts supported the law, arguing state control of natural resources. the high court sustains the state’s jurisdiction over interstate water use.
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Washington
Duntloe Holmes
Supreme Court of the United States
New Jersey
Hutson County Water Company
Yehena
Robert M. McGarter
Pasanic River
Staten Isla
New York
Downey
Justus Holmes
Wwater Company
Hamburg and North German Joined in Gut Hamburg and North
Fragmentary OCR reports a city note about Hamburg and North German entities joining a coalition or group. Names and dates are garbled, but indicates a merger or partnership involving Hamburg, German organizations, and a white group in a storage or state context. No clear outcome or participants are readable.
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Hamburg
Gut
Ogden Ad Promotes Kidney Relief in Cure Tale
A fragmented Ogden advertisement claims a resident at 2434 Washington Avenue found relief from back pain and kidney issues using Doan's Kidney Pills. The copy features patient testimony, praise for the product, and a New York agent noting nationwide agent presence and a reminder to buy from licensed sellers.
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Co Veterven
Tylnyyith
Washington Avenue
Dividing Reef
Tontore
Rte' Ntheye
Mira A
New Virk
Mw Valle Malok
Ator
Aitlier
Milwaukee mayoral race and Wisconsin primary results noted
Wisconsin voters prepare for municipal elections and a state primary. Milwaukee candidates campaign amid debates on licenses and conventions. Delegates to national parties chosen. Thomas Pringle and Emil Seidel cited as leading Milwaukee figures. Republican delegates split between La Follette and Taft factions with no opposition expected for some Democrats.
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Wis
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Wisconsin Supreme Ymerl
Eltig Telekord Marinette
Rand-Seloon League
Beva
Ailwavkes
Damocrats
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la Follette
Taft
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A. Boshford
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Fleet Sails Saturday From Magdalena
Magdalena Bay reports a fleet sailing Saturday with six torpeio boats arriving ahead of schedule and one not yet arrived. Officers rest after a fatiguing patrol. Preparations begin for a regatta on Friday as the fleet plans to leave Magdalena Bay next Tuesday at 4 o clock.
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Magdalensay
Vie San Diego
Simdown Fanlaht
Maglaleha Bay
Congress Favors Recon Sidération of Finance
Congress favors reconsideration of the finance bill after a Connecticut representative and others voiced support. The move signals potential changes in budget and fiscal policy as party lines shape the next steps in the stalled legislation.
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Congress
President Rovdove Discusses Financial Coin Inulation
A report states President Rovdove, after polling the House, found hamone bars in favor of a financial coinulson approach to the Carteral question. The discussion seeks a plan before the next Congress convenes, with Mr Hill noting broad reluctance for a single measure and a preference for a bill like the Haverling proposal.
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Rovdove
Hill
Ant
Pearl Harbor Bill Passed By House In April Session
Washington April 6 The House approved an appropriation of 450000 for a naval station at Pearl Harbor honoring long-standing policy. Speaker Champ Clark argued the station was needed if the United States remains at peace, with speeches supporting the measure from numerous lawmakers across states including Nesara Bates Pennsylyaniny Kahn Taw ney Campbell and Cushman.
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Pearl Harbor
Ehswall
Champ Clark
Stsaonrl
Med States
Parl Harbor
Mande
Nesara
Bates
Pennsylyaniny Kahn
Folk to Confer with United Mine Workers on Strike
Governor Folk opens talks in Kansas City with mine operators and United Mine Workers leaders to map a settlement for the 8000 miners idle since the wage seal dispute. A joint committee may be formed for ratification as Governor Folk and UMW leaders expect a settlement within days.
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GOV. Folk
United Mine Workers
Knnans City
Southwestern
Coil
Charles Lewis
United Mine
Weines
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