Mystery Baby Abduction Fears Stir in Gallatin Valley
Mrs Lucy Kirkpatrick testifies that her son in law Richard Afflack vanished with their five month old child after leaving East Helena. She describes his moody temper and possible foul play while authorities push to locate both the infant and Afflack, with Mrs Kirkpatrick traveling to Helena to aid the search.
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Lucy Kirkpatrick
Salesville
Gallatin County
Tole
J. M. Kennedy
Morgan
Afflack
Martinsdale
Gallatin Valley
Anacorda
East Helena
Wise
Anaconda
Livingston
Richard Afflack
Bozeman
Lulu Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatrick
Household goods and tobacco shop at 618 East Park
A brief notice indicates a shop dealing in household goods cigars tobacco and candy located at 618 East Park with leave orders for transfer work and sale of items.
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East Park
Expect to Win and Advertising Resolve
The piece urges unwavering belief in success when starting plans. It compares merchants salesmen and fighters, arguing that doubting outcomes leads to failure and that steady, sustained effort yields peak achievement.
Diamond R Flume Test Shows Promising Setup at Mine
The Diamond R tested its two mile flume for the Neihart mine works. Initial leaks were repaired as planks swelled, and the jigs hydraulic sizers and tables were prepared. Electric dynamo wired for lighting. water power to run mine and mill. Officials expect two weeks more to ready operations.
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Great Falls
Diamond R
Neihart
Swede John Hanson Quarantined for Smallpox in Great Falls
John Hanson, a Swedish railroad worker from Benton, was removed from the Commercial hotel after showing smallpox symptoms. Officer Jewell quarantined him, Dr. Brady and Dr. Weitman confirmed the case, and Hanson was taken to the pest house after fumigation of places he visited. He travelled from Minneapolis to Benton then to Great Falls and had been in town three days.
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Great Falls
John Hanson
Benton
First Avenue South
Hanson
Jewell
Brady
Weitman
Minneapolis
City
Young Man Pleads Guilty to Daytime Burglary
Frank Mason, arrested by Chief Guerin for burglary at Henry Joback’s room on First Avenue South, pleaded guilty before Judge Race. He was bound over to the district court, seeking a light sentence, saying he accepted punishment as due.
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Great Falls
Frank Mason
Chief Guerin
Henry Joback
First Avenue South
Race
Mason
City files interpleader suit over contractor payments
Great Falls city Attorney H. H. Ewing filed an interpleader suit naming the city as plaintiff and H. B. Palmer Henry Voegel E. B. Werrick and others as defendants. The action centers on Voegel who held the contract for paying funds.
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Great Falls
H. H. Ewing
H. B. Palmer
Henry Voegel
E. B. Werrick
Voegel
Court to allocate remaining funds from city contract dispute
Six years ago on Central avenue completion efforts faced court action up to the supreme court. The city still holds 5,186.11 in a special fund from the contract and the suit seeks court direction on payment priority among 22 creditors or proportional distribution.
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Central Avenue
Supreme Court
Photographer Loses Cash After Night with Theatrical Friends
Butte April 4. Photographer M Lawhen at 339 East Broadway with three Casino Theater workers flashed about $60 and slept. Doyle, one of the trio, allegedly took the money while Lawhen slept. Doyle was arrested after police traced spending and found $15 more hidden in his possession.
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Butte
M. Lawhen
East Broadway
Casino Theater
Burt ©. Doyle
Lawden
Lawhen
Doyle
Leyden
McGrath
Clark's Election Declared Null and Void
Election results for Clark were declared invalid by court order. Official canvass and certification were suspended as judges reviewed alleged irregularities. No final winner announced and future proceedings unclear.
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Clark
Montana Senate Committee Report On Clark Daly Episode
A Montana Senate committee discusses the Wellcome case and possible improper approaches to judges and the attorney general. The majority find no proven attempt to influence the court or attorney general by Senator Clark or his agents, while noting the need for special consideration of the judges’ transactions. Senator Chandler presented the report. Clark declined to comment.
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Supreme Court of Montana
Clark
Wellcome
Nolan
Chandler
Philadelphia Falls to Willis Curves in Opener
Baseball notes from yesterday report Philadelphia unable to solve pitcher Willis as Boston wins while Orth handles the Boston batters. Other results include Waddell mowing down Cincinnati, St Louis and Chicago rain postponements, and several American League games listed with notable postponements and standings.
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Philadelphia
Willis’ Curves
Orth
Boston
Rain slows Aqueduct opener with six race results
On the race track at New York Aqueduct April 2 the track slowed by rain. Five furlongs Silurian won with Billionaire second and Russian third in 1 02 5. Rinaldo led the mile and 7 yards event with Lindula second and George Simonds third in 1 48 2 5. Gold Luck took five furlongs with Sunol second and The Benedict third in 1 20 3. Wait Not won the mile and 70 yards with Lampshire second and Maximo Gomez third in 1 46 1 5. Her Ladyship won six furlongs, Gaze second and Emigre third in 1 1. Lief Prince won five furlongs with Robert Waddell second and Screech third in 1 20 3.
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New York
Aqueduct
celling—Silurian
Billionaire
Russian
relling—Rinaldo
Lindula
George Simonds
Gold Luck
Sunol
the Benedict
Lampshire
Maximo Gomez
Her Ladyship
Gaze
Emigre
Lief Prince
Robert Waddell
Screech
Republican delegates form Tacoma unit for national convention
The state delegation to the national Republican convention met at the Hotel Tacoma and elected E. C. Neufelder chair and G. H. Baker national committeeman. They adopted a plank supporting a strong merchant marine under government oversight and stricter immigration limits, and pledged to push Pine Philadelphia platform goals including Pacific harbor relations and a shipping commissioner appointment.
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Tacoma
Wash
F.C. Hayfield
E. C. Neufelder
Seattle
G. H. Baker
J. M. Ashton
L. M. Sims
H. 8. Cramer
Levi Ankeny
Mr. Ankeny
Ashton
United States
Philadelphia
Puget Sound
Hawaii
McKinley
Investigation Nearing End in Coeur d'Alene Inquiry
Washington reports amid optimism that the Coeur d Alene investigation may conclude within ten to fourteen days after nearly two months. Bartlett Sinclair described governor Steunenberg's cautious role, the dynamited mine, a martial law crackdown, and humane treatment of prisoners under General Merriam.
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Washington
Coeur d'Alene
Bartlett Sinclair
Steunenberg
Coeur d'Alenes
Sinclair
Bunker Hill
Merriam
United States
No Official Delay Here In Deer Lodge Robbery Sentences
Harry Johnson alias Poole released from the penitentiary last week pleaded guilty to robbing T. W. Wilson near Garrison. He was sentenced to 12 years in the Deer Lodge penitentiary. John H. Miller, a dope fiend and burglar, pleaded guilty to stealing a cape from J. M. Self and selling it to Clara Haussman. He received 18 months in the penitentiary. Both men were sent to Deer Lodge to begin serving their sentences.
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Deer Lodge
Harry Johnson
Poole
T. W. Wilson
Garrison
Justice of the Peace
B. I. Brown
District Court
Anaconda
Napton
Duffy
Johnson
Miller
Anaconda To Enter Montana State Baseball League
The Anaconda club is confirmed in the Montana state league with games from May 22 to September 27 four times weekly on Tuesday Thursday Saturday and Sunday. A manager is close to arrival and local enthusiasm promises a close pennant race with strong player supply from the East.
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Montana State League
Anaconda
W. E. Phillips
M. Donahoe
District Court
Third Judicial District
Deer Lodge County
State of Montana
Order of Hibernians
Montana
Order of Hibernians of
State of
Anseconda Mining Company
Slow Spanish Trains Show Scenery Over Speed
The text notes Spanish trains travel at 10 to 12 miles per hour as the norm and 15 to 18 miles per hour for express service. It argues slower speeds let travelers enjoy more scenery, while officials use faster trains to impress visitors.
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Spain
Memphis Race Day Results Highlight Short Sprint Times
In Memphis on April 23 the track produced fast times with six races. Winners included Wild Pirate in the four and a half furlongs selling, Thrive in the Turf Congress stakes mile, and Verify in the seven furlongs selling. Other victors were Belle of Memphis in six furlongs and Dick Burge in the half mile.
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Memphis
Lcon
Dick Burge
the Auditor
Belle of Memphis
Andes
Gold d'Or
Wild Pirate
Zack Ford
Bard
Thrive
the Monk
the Rush
Russel KR
Hood's Brigade
E! Derim
selling—Verify
Handpress
Cathedral
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