Mountain and Coast News Chronicle from Oct 12
Odd assortment of reports from Los Angeles and Colorado with incidents of alleged embezzlement suspects in Chino, a child’s clothes set ablaze in a scare incident, a mining engineer injured, a Denver jail escape rumor, fireproof Irish protest resolutions, and a husband’s suspected suicide or crime tied to alcohol.
Lewiston & Northern Navigation builds ship line project
Lewiston and Northern Navigation president G A Nohr hond reports a new contract for a harbor to serve river traffic between Lewiston and Pike Yury Vunddining upper Snake river. The company plans to operate vessels and build a copper smelting facility with a furnace at Tamsharh. Machinery shipments for the electric mill are en route to Utah.
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Gas Gusher Wildly Spouts From Wilis Well, Fire Quelled
A gushing gas pocket at Atlantic Sud Pacific's Wilis well on section 22 sent mud and flame from the bore, prompting workers to safety. The well later vented again but was subdued. gas continued to escape, forcing driller and entry restrictions as precautions.
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Montana Pioneer Dead Leads to Estate Sale Inquiry
Iphur Springs reports the death of William Parberry at 12:30 as the section of the state records a major estate disposition before his passing. Parberry, who moved to Montana after Philadelphia schooling, engaged in mining and real estate, owning ranch property in Meagher and Sweet Grass counties and founding the original townsite later sold in 1884 for about 930,000.
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Ment
Orb
William Parberry
di Terberry
Philadelphia
Montana
Baunsek
Jamies
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Portland Norwest Batteries Clash In Rough District Tilt
In Portland Oct 12, reported baseball action shows Helena Portland Batteries Thomp Nosta facing Vignansy Viupite Rani with notable plays and pitching by Wellington and Warmon. Seattle opened strong then eased to a late lead, while umpires Swindelle and others oversaw a tight game between regional clubs.
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Ore
Heléna
Seattin
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Wellington
Warmon
Seattle
Saturday Football Scores From Continent College Matchups
A scattered list of college football results and pairings includes University of Utah at Yale, Washington Georgetown, Brown at Providence Yale, Virginia at Iowa, and many others. The ledger shows scores like Wisconsin 58, Illinois 44 and Vanderbilt 0, with multiple regional games and institutions including Lehigh, Kansas, Notre Dame, and Texas area schools.
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Brown
Neil
Ae Oy
Providence
Washington
Ceorgetown
John's College
Abbnesola
Be- Toile U
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Indie Univerity
Yar
Yar Virgini Bidetbey, 395 Kindly Guy—Iowa, 125, Drake, U. Abs “Hiladsiphie
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Siwarthmore
Wiltiamsport
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Carliglecdndians
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Franklin College
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Te Amrechanical College
Baylor Uily S
University of North Carolina
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C. Lina
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Theo Knapt found dead in Sancondu kitchen 606 Wrink street
Police reported a gruesome discovery as Theo Knapt’s severed head and body were found yesterday by his wife in the kitchen at 606 Wrink Street Sancondu. Evidence suggested foul play and an autopsy may follow.
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Amos Bid
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Windstorm Hits Macon and Kola Areas in Mo Disaster
A severe windstorm struck Macon and nearby Kola in what locals describe as a disastrous event. Homes and buildings were destroyed in the worst east and southwest sections, with many roofs ripped and wires down. No lives were reported lost, though several residents were injured.
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Minon
Wotheast
Aubuirbii
Kola
Viiligo
Ronty
Irrigation Work Plans Reported For California Valley
Engineers under U S survey orders will gather at Needles and 200 miles to begin active work on irrigation projects. Sections along the Coloraria river between Needles and Yorba on the California side are reserved for the new irrigation system. The project aims to study water flow and land use in two townships as the first test of the new program.
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Cal
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Geological Survey
Butte City Shooting Shocks 19th Century Mont Scene
A violent shooting erupted in Butte City late Saturday night leaving Kelley wounded near the Monte district. Dr Cayley, a renowned local surgeon, attended the scene as suspects fled and the city grappled with a fatal outcome and ongoing manhunt.
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Rette Chyley
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Ul Wu
Eal
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Kelley
Dayne
Copley
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Corin ton Company Disbands. Haworth Leaves for New York
The Corin ton company parts ways in Kanes City with leading man Joseph Haworth and several members heading to New York where a new production is planned. Miss Agnes Rare Tone will stay as leading lady in Salt Lake City, while others return after a failed Salt Lake engagement. The company previously staged a Mormon ballet troupe tour and a Mayan church performance was noted.
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Corinton
Fas
Jesup
Haworth
Ent
New York
Salt
Joseph Haworth
Agnes
Apidae
Major OBrien Dead in Tannieville Civil War Veteran
Major Jehu O Brien an Alwyn business tin and Confederate veteran is dead at age 2. He served as lieutenant of engineers in the Confederate army stationed at Charleston D C and designed the battery from which the first shot of the Civil War was fired on Fort Sumter. He commanded Farkney and Loyalan during the bombardment and was promoted in this action. He also served in the Virginia campaigns.
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Jehu
O Brien
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Loyalan
White House con ferences and coal strike tensions
Washington and Philadelphia reports detail senator Qua y and officials in talks as coal supply anxieties persist. Secretary Root returns to Washington while President awaits messages on strike actions. Chicago style unrest includes raids and police demolitions in Peat sections with increasing arrests.
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Clee
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New Orleans Strike Ends After Settlement Reached
In New Orleans a weeks long blockaded rail strike ended with an agreement that gains workers days of work and removes select charges. Negotiations continued through Saturday and a general meeting approved terms, with mayoral aid and labor leaders promoting settlement. Militias remained as additional precaution while passengers report disruptions and vandalized notices appeared in multiple city districts.
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Gel
Areer-rathray
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Parkinson
Samlor Foster
Goy- Neard
Mayor Copleville
International arbitration hearing at The Hague adjourns
A report from The Hague notes participants including Archbishop Riordan of Sun Wean and others arriving for proceedings in an international arbitration between the United States and Mexico. The session involves judging arguments at a conference on a maritime dispute.
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Fragmented Rhetoric on Arbitration and Equality Debates
An OCR scribble argues about arbitration in the United States and critiques liberal ideas of equality. It mentions American ideals, government protection of individuals, and debates on civic virtue. The text blends references to people and generic institutions without clear events or dates.
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Hille
Prescription Confusion At Clinic Stirs Patient Concerns
Patients report delays and errors in doctors orders with mixed inks and illegible lines. Aware of medication risks, some seek clarity on prescriptions while staff pledge careful handling and full verification before dispensing any drugs.
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