Million and Atalt for Land Draw in Falls
June 1 Falls Wali reports about 4 000 land-seekers attending a drawing for land from the Twin Falls Salmon river project registration closed last night. C G Poulson of Greely Colorado entered a quarter section on the tract. Total registration reached 1 020 with land lots ranging from 49 to 160 acres and prices around a dollar per acre.
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Win Falls
Wali
Morahan
Aalmon
C. G. Poulson
Greely
Colo
Grew'tighel Na
Nin
Mechotoy
Cureby Cuticura at City Mission
A missionary recounts treating a severely afflicted woman with scabies, paresis, rheumatism, and skin sores who improved after seven weeks of care using Cuticura products. The nurse notes a dramatic recovery after prompting the patient with Cuticura Soap and Resolvent, leading to a strong, stable position. The letter endorses Cuticura remedies and cites personal contact for references.
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Knghila
Cuticurs
Lero
I. Wy Mob
Fifth Aves
New York
N.Y. Marsh
Nadie Chen
Delicious Banana Cream Mystery Recipe
A fragment discusses a banana cream preparation with steps and measurements. It mentions large quantities, heating water, and stirring with wine, plus a minor note about heat and mixing. The text is garbled with many misspellings but centers on a dessert preparation and grocery context.
American Minister 18 Called Home Amid Election Turmoil
A U S cabinet minister returns home as Panama tension rises during the lead up to the upcoming elections. Military deployment and precautionary measures accompany the move while calls for a permanent report from Minister Squiers shape US reaction. Balstor Squiorn is expected to brief Congress tomorrow.
Trains Tied Up In Montana Snow Weather Impacts Northern Pacific
Butte Montana June 1 reports say Northern Pacific trains are demoralised with multiple passenger services stalled in eastern Montana and west of this city. Some trains have been moved to Great Northern tracks while several routes remain blocked by heavy snow from recent storms.
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Butte
Mont
Northern Pacific
Entern Montana Ud
Paints
Umauah
Butta
Great Northern Tere
Pal
RIFLEMEN SET TO CONTEST OLYMPIC EVENT
Early reports indicate American riflemen prepare for an Olympic contest amid travel and entry delays. Washington officials, led by Mr Stilehead, convene with Secretary Tall to finalize plans as national expectations rise for Chicago.
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Washington
Norrow
Stilehead
Trent
Avinay Howse
Nevada convention fights for Bryanite slate amid party clashes
A Nevada gathering led by State Chairman Chastwina selected a slate favoring Bryan forces for the Denver convention. The meeting, chaired by Bullfrog’s Reantt Manaly, faced protests over platform stance and opposition to Congressman Bart, with delegates reportedly chosen after a lengthy session and ongoing internal debate. The protester faction urged Sparks’ administration while law officers prepared for security considerations.
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Belmy
Andar
Chastwina
Bullfrog
Ehatan
Fol Mighela
Carson
Servetary
Tom Ups
Rona
Nergeant
Urme
Denver
Brautor Hewlands
Sumlerland
Dickerson
BW. Chirk
Charles Byane
Wad. Elliott
Iepublican
Aryan
Waeed
Conerissman
Bart Jolt Wilhe
Lilm
Golpel
Ion Took
Yecemy
Selock
Iniiga
Sparks
Tha
United States
Glite
Governor elected senator debate swirls in Oregon vote
Portland reports indicate a dramatic election day as the outcome may force the state to elect a Democratic United States senator while Governor Chamberlain, the Democratic candidate, leads in the returns. Early figures show Amity County tipping toward the governor and Republicans appear split on the final outcome. Prohibition sentiment remains a minor factor across counties.
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Portland
Ore
Lepislatare
United States Senate
Chamberlain
United States
Amtullnomah County
Zang
Repubbican
J. A. Jeffers
Leading man Jepson dies after theater fire in New York
In a vaudeville theater disaster in New York, leading man Eugene Jepson collapsed and died in his dressing room as a fire alarm forced evacuations. Fire started in an apartment area where a moving stage fire machine was operated, causing about $6,000 in damage. Actor Jelon was reported to have heart disease. a physician arrived but Jepson could not be saved.
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Cleveland
Jung
Eugene Jepson
Figod
Youry
New York
Jhpart
Tagnren
Audiinium
Ditiels
Jelon
Jupaga
Jepson
Bryan's Blazing Nebraska Welcome Tour in Chadron and Alliance
Milanes Nebraska witnessed a rousing Bryan tour with eight speeches and large crowds. Supporters and notable figures greeted him at Chadron and Alliance as the train rolled through towns. Cowboys from range counties joined the crowds, and a banquet for eighty guests highlighted bipartisan warmth.
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Milanes
Willian J. Bryan
Chadron
Zeetock
Alliance
Bryan
Chadrom
Milna
Grawfowl
Nebraska
Important Patent Decision Rendered in Washington June 1
The Supreme Court of Maine ruled in favor of the Eastern company in a patent injunction dispute involving Continental Paper and Western Paper. The case stems from alleged infringement of a patent covering paper bags and wrapping machines, with the lower courts upholding the injunctions. Justice McKenna delivered the decision, sustaining the rulings of the lower courts.
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Washington
Lofrioge
Pat
Austechina
Abyevtco
Continental Paper Bay Company
Maino Verans
Hastovn Paper Big Company
Massachyeetty
Whitett
Aupreme Court of Maing
Bistern Company
Continental
Aupreme Court
Wises McKenna
Wreckers Drift Auto After Crash Injures Driver
In Drainard a Monday incident saw a vehicle damaged by wreckers who reportedly removed parts including the plate. The driver identified as Jody sustained bruises. no other injuries reported. Police investigation ongoing into the wreck and equipment removal.
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Drainard
Mon
Intern Foundativett
Alitehart
Wrecker
Jody
Pan Wreckera
Ministers Dighit Sting Ministers Dighit Sting
Rev. Bills Sure day, iechangelist, delivered an address to the Presbyterian wite intern of Pillsbury Uatar. His words caused consternation among the preachers, some left the First Presbyterian church with dignity stung, Roy Sunday, a former professional basketball player, came to Pillsburg to speak on why long ministers pall. The evangelist said some ministers are quacks, many staffers are petty and simple, and urged tearing down seminaries and slanting professors. To be married, Thomas T c'Connelly and Nannethe Lonise Ryu goo.
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Villsburg Uma
Bills
Pillsbury Uatar
Wulbeow
Methodists Rushing Business to a Close
Baltimore reports on church governance debates as Methodist leadership moves to close meetings. Discussion centers on charges of heresy against professors, trials and jurisdiction within seminaries, and the probation rules under new church governance with boards and pastors approving moves.
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Methodists
Baltimore
Juna
Brisenpal General
Nannepskis
Ue Uid
Hcused
Moon
Rliay
Rumors of Revolution in Central America
Readable reports from the steamer Admainn recount alleged plots in Central America. President Figen of El Salvador and President Cabrera of Guatemala face threats and possible uprisings as tensions rise, with claims of troop movements and looming conflict. News wire rumors lack confirmation despite fear of a new Central American war.
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Central America
Sun Vyandzso
Jyne L
Jissemgers
Amorigan
Figen
San Salvador
Cabrera
Guatemala
Steasth
Aintrala
Guatenals
Salvador
Lusitania Beats Own Record at Queenstown Start
Queenstown May 31 The Lusitania sets a new record for the run from New York to Liverpool covering 2,942 knots in two days four hours and thirty minutes, beating the previous record by 5 days seven hours and twelve minutes. The Lusitania arrived at 2:06 this morning and proceeded to Liverpool.
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Queenstown
We York Lo Lie Park
Liverpool
Celt Wins Brooklyn Handicap at Gravesend in Record Time
New York June 4 Crowds over 25 000 watched Cull an unr ecvered colt bred by James R Keene win the Brooklyn handicap at Gravesend in a one mile and two furlongs track record 2 06 15 Fair May August Belnats colt placed second Master Tebert trailed The favorite Celt rode by Nolter led from the paddock to the grand stand amid cheers and will likely be rated one of the era s great racehorses as his Belmont Stakes win ties to a big Keene sweep of major races
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New York
James R. Keene
Gravesend
Behnsat
Ram
Colin
Master Tebert
Taird
Tenpie
Nolter
Toole
AL Law Stark
Paway
Lange
Tore
Rome
Cett
Colle
Coll
McKeene
Goldsboro Seized by Honduran Flag On Arrival
A damaged register notes the vessel Puerty Cortes sailing from New York on May 1 under a provisional Honduran flag. It carried a cargo described as a thousand packages of tuning materials and family supplies for road making, with an estimated value around $5000.
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Puerty Cortes
Ronduras
Jae T
Hinecamer Goldaharo
Wee Amerean
New York
Grillah
Barrién
Capgro Shipped in Wauchfest Trade News
Capgro was shipped as Ube General Supply Company with Charles H Meyers and Bailey, after arrival in Honduras, buying a banana plantation for 20000 at Tela and seeking oil prospects. They propose coast trade between Beize and Bluefields, while Britain delays registration and the cargo steamer Avantifa carries Contraband. The note renaming and new currency redesign dominate discussion with plans to destroy current notes upon redemption.
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Ube General Suppl Company
Balley
Carsignee
Charles HH
Meyers
Bailey
Fui Meyers
Tela
Honduras
Tanda
Beize
Bluefields
Homilras
Avantif
Treasury officials to apply new law in currency transition
Washington June Treasury officials prepare to implement the currency act. Assistant Secretary Canl Inge with Director Ralph of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing and W W Bléricc of the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency authorize printing to begin within ten days. The notes will mirror current bank notes except the legend will read Secured by bonds of the United States or other securities. The Treasury holds about 209000.00 in old notes and plans to retire them as new notes are printed.
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Washington
Treasury
Congress
Canl Inge
Ralph
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
W. Bléricc
Enw
Nations
United States
Nurrency Nox
Italian dynamiter repudiates confession in mid May trial
In Butte, May 1, during a nighttime hearing before Judge Donlan, Italian dynamiter Ferris repudiated a confession tied to a coal bound dynamiting case. Ferris had conformed two days after the indictment but later said his confession was forced and renounced it.
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Halle
Muat
Santa Perris
Hentington
Butte
Donlan
Renominat ion at Bryan conventions for congress
June 1 Tolady reports the Democratic district conventions in Bryan renominated Congressman Sherwood. Delegates were assigned to Denver with two slates led by BD A Powers and Watts on one side and Frank Nites and Charles Gerding on the other. Both slates were united for Bryan.
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Tolady
Motorists from Portland Arrive in Chicago
Mrs. and her daughter Mrs. Vercic left Portland May 2 traveling by automobile and arrived in Chicago today. Authorities plan to resume the journey tomorrow.
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Chicago
Vervic
Portland
Ore
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