Gramin Court Targets Hellman After Wagon Shootings
At Ris Dark Missouri on April 1 Samuel Hellman told county officers that Gramin fired two shots at him from a wagon seat with intent to injure. The bullet hit near Hellman’s back. long-standing enmity between the men is noted. Coy Attorney Hall planned to arrest Gramm after a later meeting.
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Missouri
Samuel Hellen
Tram de Sinet
Hellmip
Erik
Hellman
Treliinvan
Hall
Meimin
Il H Bean
Chesory
Aytelatip
School Election Contest Shapes Local Board Races
April election in the district pits two favored candidates Sade Stan and Stowe against incumbents Beck and McBritte for school board seats. Voters will decide Saturday at Central School as plans for new buildings and central facility enlargements are on the line. Local supporters for both sides mobilize, predicting a spirited race with strong backing.
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Alissnuin
Jan Ibrety
Sade Stan
Stowe
Gwe
Anany
F. Beck
M. D. McBritte
John Sloane
Ge Stong
Queen Esther Event Raises Funds at Local Church
A large audience attended a Queen Esther reading at the Christian church in Missoula to raise money for a church organ. Performers included Miss Alberta Slaughter and Adeline Stephens with Rev Hy Ki Rossel delivering the reading. the music featured the ery singers. An unrelated note reports Otto Seiger at the Atonuj Hotel sending a feather tuft to Missoula, triggering a humorous mishap.
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Mizsowla
April
Luther
Mirgnole
Owen
Wader
Degervts
Hy Ki
Rossel
Feading
Ery
Ming Aieling Stephens
Alberta Slntghter
Deaale Slaughter
Miia Brotrude Sloane
Ahoeinnker
Meszo
Gol- Ins
Sut
Ainrbenan
Mahoney
Missoula
Otto Seiger
Atonuj
Arm Siance
Coels
Atin
Rekyal
Sol
Man in Train Halt Amid Night Snow Disrupts Boston Line
A man named Chia week from a short pause Malt to Garnet wind Coloma is involved in a scene where heavy snow depth slows travel. Warm weather shifts the mood as the speaker notes mud hindered movement and a train puller intervenes near Hatton at Bourmouth station, preventing further action.
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Alissomla
Coloma
Bourmouth
Robbery at Kennedy Hotel Seals Wallet of a Traveler
A late 19th century report states an elderly man at the Kennedy hotel was robbed of a wallet containing seven or eight years in value. A stranger named Dalton is suspected and pursued by an officer after attempting to flee toward Thorpe.
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Nie
Lacock
Kennedy Hotel
Vurlas
Unclear OCR Fragment From City Scene
Fragmentary text mentions various names and phrases, likely a local city scene with people and events but no clear actions, dates, or outcomes to summarize reliably.
Trustees Consider Reinstating Lachridge At Rowner School
A April meeting of Rowner school district trustees discussed reinstating Lachridge as superintendent. Rival opinions emerged as the board weighed legal action after the superintendent's shift from early stance. The dispute may move to court if consensus fails.
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Missoula
Mart and Shanton
Rowner
Lachridge
Hite
Welch
Eley
Ad Cifmlt
Avale
Camp of Coorerterate Veterans Holds Expansion Meeting
Camp Ares reports growth in 4 Members with 24 on roll. Officers list Captain T. WM. Tula and adjutant BM Rattcliffe, Lt. Rubingany, Lt. Smith, and L.A. Davis as delegate. National meeting to be in Tallahassee this year with Wirrinby Davy elected head. Members include Faw Ning, Frankheroin, Fi Krone, W.Y. Birch. Unit founded by Br Wilbon Ray of Phillipsburg.
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Emmet McDonald
Ares
Uela
T. WM. Tula
Cam Ad
Tallna
Davy
Roetheit
Fi Krone
WY. Birch
Wilbon Ray
Phittpsbars
Mrs Bessie Titery of Iron Mountain Dies in Missoula
Mrs Bessie Titery of Iron Mountain dies after a several day illness at Sisters Hospital in Missoula Her death follows a serious condition recent days and she is to be shipped to Superior for funeral services on Saturday morning The obituary notes time and location details alongside family and local references
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Missoula
Bessie Titery
Iron Mountain
Sisters’ Hospital
Ivan Mountain
al Ness
Water Case Stiti Ons Missoula Delayed Court Scene
Missoula water right case pitted Water Co against Williams et al in a quiet session with testimony from Steslda Warper and others. Prosecution described water scarcity and injuries from a street altercation involving Tom Corda and Brunt Smith, both arrested and bound over for court.
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Missoula
Missoula Water Company
Willams
A. Winstantey
Reinhart
Missoula Voters Urged to Register at Saturday Deadline
Last Chance registration drive in Missoula cites Higgins Avenue store and city offices. Tessier notes 900 names already registered and hopes Democratic efforts push toward 4000. Registration closes Saturday ahead of city election, with corrections allowed for unregistered residents.
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Missoula
Call City
Higgins Avenue
Etty Hat
Willy
Democrata
Tragic Death Of Young Child In Mdina Family Home
Sarah Ruth Die, a two year old girl, died this afternoon at the family home following a short illness. The cause was inflammation of the bowels. The funeral is set for Friday afternoon at a specified hour. She was described as a lovely child who will be missed by her friends and family.
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Migsouth
Apil
Sarah Ruth Diedive
Shade and survey work underway in Alleiway project
A garbled report notes local survey actions by a South Mis entity today in Alleiway. It mentions shade counts and an expectation of a timely completion. Details are unclear due to OCR issues, but the item hints at development work and anticipated progress.
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Minsauli
South Misnot Land Company
Alleiway
Rece
Annual school fight over building location at Thy Plat
In Missouri on April 1 a local district votes again on moving the senior high school building from the upper to the lower part of the district following heated public debate. Last year the ballot produced strong opposition and gunplay in some precincts. This year voters decide if the building should shift with county road boundary issues also debated.
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Missouly
Sinaueday
Sane
Na Sthaal
Missoula Notes Highlight Local Visitors and Events
Helena business visitor F J Duffy and General Lee McCulloch call Missoula this week. Bishop Brewer will preach at Episco church Sunday. 35 head of cattle slaughtered in recent months noted by McGowan Commercial. Uncle Tom's Cabin to tour with acts. Hale and Owing plan visits, and local plans include music and church activities.
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F. J. Duffy
Helena
Ftaseuh Bradley
Lee McCulloch
Flilena
Gyaw
Hamilton Fogs
Huellef Arlee
Missoula
B. B.aviscoe
Yh J
Hollind
UW Nyelp
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McGowan’ Commercial Company
Vn Phin
iMentrum & Brezgs
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Wester Montana
Uncle Tom's Cabin
Ith
Hianrhe Walsh
Mixsouls
Athan Hale
Dr. Owing of
Namuijen
Ose Ing
Monsha
Gulifornia
Loth
Dry Owing
Hare
Missouri land office records show multiple mining and homestead claims
The U S land office issued patents for Hazel Grove No 2 placer claim to Nine Mile Mining Co and for Little Frank and Postbey mine claims to William Pendergrass and H L Frank. Robert F Clements bought 131 acres. Pearl Helsterl secured 420 acres Desert land entry. James F Davis filed 160 acre homestead near Stevensville. Desert lands sold to FB Jenkins Bowen and Iva B Jones Wisden at 4.28 per acre.
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Laad
Nine Mile Mining Company
Hazel Grove
William
Pearl Helsterl
Tex
James F. Davis
Stevenavittle
Jenkins
Bowen
Iva B. Jones
Wisden
Rainbound Trains Delay Arrive in Missoula April
Passengers fill three long crowded trains from the east arriving late after rain delays. First section on time, second two and a half hours late, third into the night. Weather expected to improve by Monday with plans for continued service adjustments.
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Missoula
Orst
Tragic Train Accident Body Found Near Clark Park
Report from Missoula says the body of Fred Williams known as Russian theorge was killed by a train near Clark's Park. The coroner attended and burial arrangements are pending while authorities investigate the gruesome scene.
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Clark's Park
Fred Williams
Theorge
Snall
Marmy
Supposed to Be Tame MixFob Apel RSherilt
Sheriff Mréscott returned home from Heron with King the old man who was reported to be insane. The elderly person arrived without trouble as Sheriff Prose continued toward the Springs with Martineaux.
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Heron
Hi King
Iin
Sheri
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Operation Report From Parsons Hospital
Text indicates two patients underwent operations at Parsons hospital. The procedure was performed by Drs Parsons Mectul Tosh and Pryor. James Batley also underwent an operation last evening and is recovering.
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Miggonto
Mias Munsen
Philipstitrs
Parsons Hospital
Weetwen Given at Missouri Third Annual Ball
The third annual ball held in the Isths hall by the Weetinen of Amertca drew a large crowd. May’s orchestra provided a fine program. The event included Santa affairs of the sea and closed with funeral notices of the day.
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Missouri
Amertca
Wamay
TL Pazsie
Funeral for Nils Fredericke Held in Frederitsen
In Frederitsen the funeral for Nils Fredericke was held today with family and friends gathering to pay last respects. The service reflected on Fredericke’s life and included prayers and remembrances.
Helena Politbrawl Triggers Shifts In Alderman Races
Local Helena election scene grows livelier as two Democratic alderman nominees withdraw from races in the First and two ward adjustments occur. Ray Clements replaces a candidate in the First Ward while William C. Riddle is named for the Second Ward. an Independent candidate appears in the Sixth Ward. The dialogue centers on pave work and a water question as party factions clash.
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Tha Standard
Helena
Democrate
Aldoymion
Central Enms
Athur
Bo W. Sandera
George
Grover Seceiay
Kurtz
Muda Street
Hia
Will Control Baseball Changes Shaping National League
New York April 3 A doomed national league leadership trio will govern this year with President Johny T Brush James Mart and A U H Sado as a triumvirate. A telegram from W C Temple of Pittsburg prompted a managers vote and a playing schedule was adopted but not released in full. Secretary treasurer Foun was elected and will open an office in New York. The Spalding ball will be used. Naval authorities will oppose the American league seeking players who jumped for big money.
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Johny T. Brush
Cincinnati Club
James Mart
Chicago Club
A. U H. Sado
Frogten Elon
Mr. Brustia Ure
Wth
Une Leigue
Mangers
W. C. Temple
Pittsburg
Senate
Foun
Spalding
Thomas
Ni Naval Magshates
Alleged Murderer Escapes From Wichita Hospital
John P. Dunn, charged with murder of a sheriff and bank robbery at Clarkevine, Ack., escaped a Wichita hospital after bribing guards. A friend in disguise helped him slip out overnight as police and sheriff forces trade blame. Governor Branney and Attorney General Gad dingd went to Wichita to investigate.
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Katy
Anil
John P. Dunn
Clarkevine
Ack
Dunn
Clarke
sherHiy
Dann
McLean
Stanley
Ceddan
Wiehita
Topeka
Kan
Branney
Gaddingd
Wiehits
Duon
Sun
Great Falls Notes and Local Notices From April
A chaotic local item list reports a steel gang delay over night hours payment, new contagious diseases including meales measles and scarlet fever, a Presbyterian church annual meeting electing G. J. Gilchrist and W. J. Razor as elders with trustees named. A fire incident injures a person starting a kerosene blaze, funeral plans for the Saturday service noted, with interment in Helena.
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Casside County
Mirst Presbyterian Church
G. J. Gilchrist
W. J. Razor
San Henson
J. D. Ross
Yaar
Stewart
George H. Smith
Selanne
Burns
Helena
Gave
Tinsted Modems
Rathbone Sisters
Women's Resist Corps
Lady Marcahres
Kiel vegratta schedule sparks summer rowing series
Berlin reports the Kiel vegratta will run 18 races from June 26 to July 4 with supplementary events in nearby waters. The program includes dinners and evening entertainments at Riot Lybeck Trayve Warnemunds as Emperor Witham and many dignitaries plan to attend.
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Kiel
Riot
Lybeck
Trayveunde
Warnemunds
Emperor Witham
Fanperar Willits
Prince Henry of
Truss
Northern Profile reports no train service delay from floods
April 4 in Parthee Delay St Paul Afriv. reports that no train service has been arranged at McWenzies due to floods. Interfered swith swith no synining of trains, no Unat here with he wg further delay.
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Afriv
McWenzies
Gibson plans accepted for university building project
The Montana State Board of Education approved Architect A J Gibson’s plans for a new university building costing about 25000 dollars. The board will advertise for bids soon and repairs to the burned portion of Melville hall will be contracted immediately. The visit impressed members with interior progress and neat grounds.
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Missouli
A. J. Gibson
Mds
Jeo
University
Aelonce
Donovan
McKay
Nanullan
Q P. Chrisholm
Bozeman
Hillards
Northwest
McBride
Minister Clayton Defends Self in Mexico Charge Row
Ambassdor Powell Clayton of the United States discusses charges against him with Secretary Hay in Mexico City. Clayton submits documentary evidence to counter claims, and it is believed his presentation clears him of culpability though a final ruling rests with the President. The minister declines further comment.
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Washington
Atpril
Powell Clayree
Hay
Beck
Clayton
Mexico
Menly
South
Felty
Clayiin
War revenue repeal bill falters in two-house conference
Conferees from both houses continued talks on the War Revenue repeal measure as a final agreement eluded them. In the Senate an amendment preserving the tax remained a point of disagreement, while House members refused to concede, leaving a split stance between the two chambers.
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Washington
Gutagin
Senate
Philippine Buragaay Debate Continues In Insular Affairs
The House committee on insular affairs continued work on the Philippine question with discussion on homesteading lands and mineral rights but no decisions reached. Governor Tift returns to his post as the committee desires his presence at the next meeting.
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Washington
Tift
Government urged to block German wireless telegraphy use
A Berlin report states that under current statute the government may prevent the Murcant wireless telegraphy system aboard German merchant ships and restrict coastal and German waters use. The paper urges immediate government action under the law.
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Berlin
Lekal Atgingey
Gemany
South African Railway Credit Approved by Government
The Daltr Chronicle reports Lord Mil ter, the Brikh tigi commissioner to South Africa, was requested a credit of £9,007,000 for railways and extensions. The government has granted £88,000 toward this purpose while awaiting the larger sum.
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Daltr Chronile
Lord Milter
Brikh Tigi
South Africa
Duty on Wines Melbourne April House Votes Tax Change
The Melbourne House of Representatives passes a wine duty bill altering rates by degree strength. A progressive levy applies up to 40 degrees with a 1 shilling per degree rate beyond that. The measure sets new duties on wines imported or produced domestically.
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Melbourne
Victoria
House of Representatives
Fashionable London Wedding at St Margar ets Church
A fashionable wedding took place in London this afternoon at St Margarets Church Weatrainster uniting the Earl of Lytton to Miss Parmalee Prowden The couple received numerous presents including a diamond bird of paradise from King Edward and Queen Alexandra.
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London
Wood says Cuba militiaman Oscar Durfee will be pardoned
General Leonard Wood acting as Cuba militiary governor states that Lieutenant Oscar Durfee will receive a pardon. The announcement was made from Washington on April 3 as part of ongoing clemency actions by American authorities.
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Leonard Wood
Cuba
Wea
Oscar Durfee
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