Xmas Presents Display Promises Bargains and Variety
A vintage sale ad touts Xmas presents with broad price ranges from 26c to $20 for items like shirts hosiery suitcases and umbrellas. It highlights thoughtful gifts and mentions durable goods and collectible accessories as part of a broad display aimed at shoppers seeking value and a thoughtful present.
Orchard on Stand in Patricide Trial Reveals Bomb Plot
Harry Orchard testifies in the Haywood case about a guarded plan to bomb Governor Golden and the Parker plot days before the Stonenberg murder. He details hiring Pettibone and others, assembling dynamite, and placing a bomb at a hotel gate on the night of December 30 1905, with a lengthy account of his movements and confrontations throughout Colorado and Idaho.
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Wolsho
Wigua
Harry Orchard
Stenenberg
State Penitentiary
Portland
Idaho
Wallace
Watwell
Wiefret
Kit Blewnenberg
Simpkins
Silver City
Caldwell
Orchard
Saratoga
Stewenberg
Steunenbers
Sa NY
Theotel
Swell Dresser Receives Gift List For Present
A message urges purchasing stylish apparel and accessories for a notable dresser. Items include neckties mufflers silk suspenders leather shirt bags shoe bags and bath robes. A croft suit or overcoat for a boy is requested and the note promises the best present in town bearing a certain name.
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Dresser
Kuhn
Orchard Gives Testimony In Early Trial Rounds
The witness Orchard testifies in the George A. Pettibone case recounting payments received from San Francisco associates. He describes telegrams and the use of “War Bene” by the defendant, and notes a break in the wire line exposing milk left on a porch. Orchard returns to Dontyr after his testimony.
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Boive
Idaho
George A. Rettihone
San Frithesses
Pred
Arete
Epyivar
Sinaco
Perithann
Hint
Teiegraph
Pettibone
Grehard
Harry Brees
San Francisco
Mms
Howe
Bendley
Headley
Pally
Law proposal to empower Interstate Commerce Commission
Fragmented OCR notes describe a 19th century discussion in Washington on December 1 involving John Sharp Williams of Mississippi. The text references increasing powers of the Interstate Commerce Commission to regulate shipping rates and allow parties to appear and be heard.
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Washington
Dec
John Sharp Willauia
Mississippi
Heture Eny
Polis
Mrs Longworth Recovering After Major Surgery
White House reports at 5 o clock that Mrs Nickolas Longworth, who underwent a major operation yesterday, is resting quietly and her condition is unchanged. Also notes a New York packing interest amended tax plan would split half to the state and half to the federal government. Union Pacific excursion rates advertise travel from Ogden to Omaha and Denver with return options and stopovers, good within 80 days.
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Washington
Nickolas Longwoerth
Representatve Parking of
New York
Ainia
Union Pacific Bey
Ogden
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Denver
Pueblo
Gularaio Springa UN
Nebraska and
Kansas Polar
Agy
Suppressed Japanese Servants Shunned For Pacific Pullout
A terse 12-December report states that when the Host departs for the Pacific on Monday there will be no Japanese cooks or servants on any fremelids. The note, labeled petty ulicera on shore seave, appears as a fragmentary dispatch.
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Korfalk
Vax den
Ulicera
Pacific
Salt Lake City Girl Recovers Lost Money Gift
The Salt Lakers story recounts a seven year old girl who misplaced money, felt sad, and later found the bill under her seat. She used the money to buy a present for her brother, delighting both. The tale ends with a belief that Salt Lakers, including streetcar workers, are honest.
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Shit Lake
Martin
Birlidiy
Simnat
Eight Passengers Injured In Delhi Wreck
Eight passengers injured in a wreck on east bound train No. 1 near Delhi Calcutta yesterday. The injured included SA A Slabh of Santa Ke BL W.8 Wile San Diego and several women from Los Angeles Colton and Iola. All injured were in the Pullman car as the second section crashed into the first.
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Traly
Delhi
Gelarado
Albuquerque
Calutudi
SA. A. Slabh
Banta Ke
Wile
San Diego
Mra
J. &. Douvell
Long Beach
Val
Hattie R. Henchman
Iola
Kan
NM ‘Terry
Jos Angeles
J. J. Hueber
Los Angeles
J. A. Hingale
Colton
Cal
Attua L. Dar
Gales Tard Me
Pullman
National Bank Bill Makes It a Felony for Officers to Speculate
Washington December 12 a bill proposes making it a felony for a national bank or any of its officers to speculate with bank funds. The measure also bars banks from allowing officers to borrow from another bank to speculate. The penalty under the felony clause is ten years imprisonment, with a misdemeanor option of a $3,000 fine. Representative De Armond of Missouri introduced the bill.
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Washington
Lts
de Armond
Alisstouri
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