Court hears case on water wrock and advisement delayed
In district court yesterday the case of Nathaniel Montgomery versus Richard T. Barrett was heard but a decision was not reached. The matter will be advised. costs of 25c each for thesy Horas Mine Apples noted. Meanwhile Gore of Denver D. Mosenthal of Palace Clothing left by train for account of his wife’s dealings, as executors Argus T. and Joseph Wright were named in a will. A spring line of W. L. Douglas shoes advertised. operetta postponed two weeks at Blaze Wart religion class Fourth Ward stysement hall.
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Nathaniel Montgomery Sereus
Richard T. Barrett
Water Wrock
Klee Creek
Coldwater Cabal
North Oxden
District Court
Gore
Denver
D. Mosenthal
Palace Clothing Company
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Tio Geande
Florida
Rner
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Med Today
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W. L Douglas
the Palace
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Geceral Freight
Pansenser
Plea for Duty on Sugar in Senate Debates
Washington, May 28. The Senate discussed the sugar tariff schedule as proponents urge protection for sugar refining and cane industries. Senator McEnery and others push to raise duties to safeguard American producers, while opponents warn of higher prices and market distortion.
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Washington
Tari HL
Loulatena
Renate
McEnery
Beuizern
Mcbeery
Jones
United States
Thomas Jeferson
Abis
Surat
Europe
Louisiana
James K. Jones
Cefinerion
Lautalana
Huston
MeFsery
Kenexsperator
Hla
Biletow
Parryi
Ancerham Sugar Refin
Ningty
Mugen Ble
Peladecople
Fragmented OCR land notice from Oregon June text
A damaged OCR item appears to describe land or property action near Stostiune in Oregon with references to rates and dates in June. Names such as Tad Ko and Hees 1 EL Haley appear among garbled terms.
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Stostiune
Oregon
Tad Ko
Hees
EL Haley
General Pasa
Fall Lake
Cig
Chak
Sugar policy talk and tariff proposals stir debate
An editorials style report describes lawmakers debating sugar policy and import tariffs. Forthright claims from officials discuss price supports and the Dutch standard while proposals aim to raise or modify duties on refined sugar and related products. The text mentions the Dins ter law and amendments affecting cane juice and refined sugar pricing, with references to procedural statements by legislators and concerns about American consumers.
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Siftad Sr
Staten HM
I Cabot
United States
Uifaing
Heiston
Clay
Preacher to Governor: A Colorado Rise in 1999
The Denver Republican notes a preacher from the Methodist church rising to the governorship of Colorado. Chancellor Duchiel, from the University of Denver, won by a large majority after the Republican ticket faltered. The campaign portrayed him as sincere and progressive, with strong support from voters and church members.
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Meng
Macael Colorado
Reformia
Atace
Meg
Th A. Linck ¢Fel
University of Denter
Ja Eald
Denver
Catorada
Duchiel
Ile
Poultry For The Big Fair Reserved Space Update
A fragmented notice notes poultry entries for a fair with tentative reservations. It references Mountain Fourstate Fair and mentions items described as bufferplactona and roseconih among petted entries. The readable text is sparse and unclear on dates or organizers.
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S.C. Bitte
Memorial Services On Sunday May 30 At Local Church
Memorial services are planned for Sunday May 30 at the Congregational church in Zpny. Sermon by Wilte delivered and led by Bit. Wi. M. McKoendrick of Wester Slane. The Dintegan Post and Ladies of the Ge ALTS, Women’s feted Garpa, and War Veterans auxiliary will be escorted by Osler: bute Noo. City Hall gathering at 2:30 pm with planned processions through the area.
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Zpny
Bit. Wi. M. McKoendrick
Wester Slane
Dintegan Post
Osler
Case hinges on labor leaders and injunction charges
The report outlines a dispute over conspiracy charges tied to labor leaders and a planned action against a company in the city. Several witnesses testified including key figures and character witnesses as the case to indict or exonerate aired.
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Hoa
Boardet
Mayle
de Riied
George
Captain Arthur Gunther 19 Dead From a Pop Legy
Wilesakin report notes Captain Arthur Gunther aged 19 dies in mysterious incident amid Ming of Pren Vobetes. Partial text cites date May 24 and locations Seve titten Hetined iter and Wola, with unclear pres test and year context from a damaged entry.
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Arthur Gunther
Wilesakin
Capiry
Woothanther
Hetined
Agai
Specialist removes Cunkinchan's eye in attack
A May 26 report describes Dr. GH Htoota performing an eye removal on Mr. Cunningham after a Sunday assault in Palen. The incident, tied to a race meeting, involved a strike that shattered the eye while guarding the other eye from infection.
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Alt
F. Crontneham
Neden
Aly
Lr. GH
Htoota
Holt
Mr. Cunningham
Palen
Mtr
Cunningham
Pameris Thage
Eden
Doubts That Salvator 16 Archduke Of Austria
Washington May 26 Confident that the machinist Johann Salvator of Pamarillo Ohio is not the archduke of Austria who renounced rights and disappeared decades ago Baron Farlan charge d affaires of the Austro Hungarian embassy says direct evidence of candidate identity will be required before the matter is submitted The Austro Hungarian embassy awaits proof and any handwriting offered must be witnessed and may be forwarded to Vienna if ten years old writing is presented.
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Washington
Pamarillo
Johann Salvator
Archduk
Austria
Maron Ambroay
Austeattan
Farlan
Fe Pat
Tiet
Ohio
Vienna
Successful Flight of Knabenshue Airship
Halt Lake, Mar 26. A successful flight of the Knabenshue airship occurred Tuesday evening at the Salt Palace. The ship rose to about 400 feet and traveled roughly two miles in the air from 7 to 8:30 oclock. Piloted by a capable driver, the airship maneuvered over the Salt Palace grounds then landed about four blocks south. The event highlighted the operator’s extreme youth and the rising ascent power on the clear, calm air.
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Halt Lake
Mar
Ang Knabenshue
Salt Palace
Balt Palace
Somnamubistic maid triggers hotel alarms in sleep
New York May reports a somnambulistic maid at a hotel set off fire alarms and water calls while asleep on the twelfth floor. Investigations revealed the maid was a somnambulist who activated alarms during slumber, including steps where she walked in her sleep and caused multiple disturbances.
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New York
Regia
Tate
Woman Wins First Prize In Missionary Contribution
Chicago March 24. Mrs. O. Smith earned the most during a month by contributions for the missionary cause. She netted a dollar amount and received a gold pin as a prize from the National Home Missionary Society of the Austin Methodist Church. Mrs. ROT Brodgrass also contributed, helping her husband gain a day off which was added to the total.
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Nerden
Etven
Kodak Petshing
Tipp Studi
Soal
Nock Borinre
Castle Wat Wad Clear Creek Gillette
Phan
Chicago
Smith
Missionary Cause
Prizs
Natnr
Home Missionary Society
Austin Methodist
Station for Building and Testing Flying Machines Opens
Chicago May 26 An experimental station for building and testing aerial machines to advance aviation will open June 6 at the Tiadem race track. The association of members, each with an air navigation device, plans summer tests and a fall exhibition. The venture aims to aid inventors in aircraft construction, with use of the field reserved for the society’s activities.
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Chicago
Thes Association
New York Pistol Case Involving Atalians At Trial
In New York on May 20 authorities reported a pistol incident connected to a group named Atalians. The defendant Antone Lint Wert Shere allegedly fired twice and fled before police arrived. A second man, Rosita, was noted in the pursuit and a prior pistol was reportedly involved in a separate altercation. Further details remain unclear in the fragmented report.
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New Yorks
Terry Gemes
Rosita
Malaga
Heer
Ice blockade tightens hold on Port of St. Jones
Partial, garbled report describes a maritime stand near St. Jones with an ice blockades affecting port operations. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are identifiable beyond ongoing disruption and a notable obstruction at the harbor.
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ST. Jomes
Cape Naceley and crew report orders to sail for Glan Kow
The Allan finer Bitertan from Philadelphia and the Mur news Mace Almeriana from Liverpool join Furoees Tier Ourang in Halifax. Presenters Buena and Vien from Sydney also appear as the Bibertan, directed to proceed to Glan Kow without attempting to touch FA Joba's.
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Cape Naceley
Allan Finer
Bitertan
Philadelphia
Murnews Mace Almeriana
Liverpool
Income tax debate halts Bailey amendment progress
Washington May 25. Republicans split over an income tax amendment tied to the tariff bill. Senator Bailey seeks a June 10 vote while Cummins demands limiting coalition fallout. Bailey’s plan calls for a 2 percent tax on income, with corporate shares passing to individuals under certain conditions.
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Washington
Tailey
Thaiiance Committee
Republicana
Texas
Seater Day
Alarich
Renatar Baltes
Fensior Cammina
Steels
Adam God Elated Over Beginning of Defenbe
Kansas City May 25 Smiles and elation marked James Bkerp also called Adam fool during today’s court session as Patrolman Mickset Mullane’s defense sought leniency The attorney described Sharp claiming divinity and recounts his farm near Wentward Oklahoma where he sought to save people amid a hesitant crowd
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Kansas City
James Bkerp
Adam Fool
Mscelecee
Hieus
Mickset Mullane
Brea
Sharp
Wentward
Three Roads Coordinate Traffic Arrangements in Oregon and Washington
In Oman on May 25, the Northern Pacific Union Pacific and Great Northern railroads agreed on joint traffic use. The plan designates a section from South Tacoma to Vancouver Washington as shared route and uses the Columbia River area for cross-rail operations while NP begins work on key track to serve the arrangement.
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Oman
Northern Pacific
Union Martie
Great Northern
Ender
Tacoma
Vancouver
Wash
Columbus
Coce
Thad Ae
Witee
Portland
Puner Sound
Land Fraud Cases in West to Be Pushed With Vigor
May 75 reports that prosecution of alleged land fraud cases in the West will be pushed with vigor. Justice Department officials say Attorney General Wickersham will establish a special bureau in Australia for pursuing these cases with a dedicated detective unit. Efforts to gather evidence and conduct prosecutions will be intensified under new direction.
Traffic managers seek agreement with chippers in Spokane delay
In Spokane on May 2, traffic manager J. G. Woodeorth of the Nettherm Paeife and W. P Kenzer of the Great Trtherh held talks with key chipper leaders to align them with a new transcontinental freight rate schedule. Attendees reported progress but miners of the calvary aye warned the pact may be delayed until a Decison. The saltways were expected to announce revised rates soon.
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J. G. Woodeorth
Trate
Nettherm Paeife
W. P Kenzer
Arinetant Trate
Morelet
Calvary Aye
Spokane
Leeds
County Saloon Fees Jump to 4209 a Year
Salt Lake May 6. County saloon licenses rise from 350 to 1260 annually amid county budget debates. Commissioners plan edging the levy to cover increased state license costs. Many saloons in the county face higher fees and possible closure if revenue targets are not met.
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Salt Lake
Wales
Gabens
Fry
Goenery
Heenan
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