Jeff Brown In Missoula In Charge Of Old Engine
Jeff Brown, an engineer from Missoula, was involved in a wreck at Sappington. He says he returned to the point of impact to allow a freight to pass then a boiler explosion occurred. Fireman Gearing was killed, Brown injured including a bruised arm and possible internal injuries.
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Missoula
Jeff Brown
Sappington
Tha Brown
Gearing
Engineer Brown
Engine Brown
Mrs Templeton Dies After Ranch Life in Missoula
Missoula August 5 Mrs W E Templeton died after childbirth at a ranch near De Smet. She was about 60 years old and had lived in the Bitter Root valley for years. The funeral will be held in Stevensville where the body was shipped. The family includes several children and they resided in Stevensville.
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Missoula
W. E. Templeton
Wood vs Frid land dispute near Stevensville unsettled
Aug. 5 in Washington the Renal land office forwarded a decision in the contest by George H Wood against Jonve A Frid for a homestead entry near Stevensville. Wood claims Frid did not reside on the place for two years and witnesses were called. office records suggest possible cancellation.
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Mirsovia
Reneal
Washington
Tay
Mt Fe
George H Wood
Jonve
Stevensville
Wood
Priih
Missoula Eyes Baseball Clash With Bozeman Nine
Missoula plans a baseball game with Bozeman for next Sunday in Missoula. Bozeman has not yet accepted the offer but is hoped to commit. Missoula players praise Bozeman as a strong squad and look to repeat their Sunday win over the same team in Butte.
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Missoula
Tocat Nail
Bozeman
Butte
Witl Gow Bate
Tone
Missoula May Seek Regimental Headquarters for 24th Infantry
Missoula citizens telegraphed Colonel McKibbon seeking Port Missoula as regimental HQ for the 24th Infantry. McKibbon replied he lacked authority to place the headquarters at any point.
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Missoula
McKibbon
Port Missoula
24Th Infantry
Dunstan Purchases Missoula Business From Enews
Dunstan of Butte, a well known figure, is the purchaser and has taken possession. Cnarieg Enews has disposed of his Missoula business, but future plans by Mr. Emacy remain unstated.
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Missoula
Cnarieg
Tit Dunstan
Butte
Usher
Ema‘cy
Missoula Briefs Move Through the Afternoon
Missoula dispatch notes local figures including Jones the dry goods merchant and Attorney Carl Rasch of Helena visiting Mtoda. Rasch is expected to speak tomorrow amid reports of medical concerns affecting a regional operation base.
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Missoula
Aug
K—I
Jones
Mingoitia
United States
Attory Carl Rasch
Helena
Mtoda
Missoula Notes Modern Woodmen Camp Formed
John Bannan returns from Lothrop camp with a new Modern Woodmen lodge in Missoula starting with 3 members and several applications. Officers named include George Hayes as venerable counsel and Jae Bolles as worthy advisor.
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John Bannan
Lothrop Camp
George Hayes
Jae’ Bolles
Tra Hayes
George D. Sneer
O. J. Mcconnell
W. K. Hirever
Wo Fletcher
Mr. Bannan
de Borgia
Plas
Labor union vows action against Chinamen patrons
In Missoula on Aug 5 the American Labor union No 4 debated patronage of Chinamen by restaurant gardeners. The union agreed to deem such patrons unfair and to fine members five dollars for first offenses with expulsion on the third charge, signaling a drive to remove Chinese workers within six months.
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Missoula
American Labor Union
Uns
Unanimous
Ely
Young Wife Takes Poison in a Singular Romance Tale
New York report details Nellie Smith McMakin, a teen bride who attempted suicide by poison after a turbulent life. Her father killed her first husband Oliver McMakin. she later married a trainer named Farrell. The story tracks disguises, a boyish wardrobe, a fatal courtroom turn, and her hospital peril as authorities untangle motive and fate.
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New York Hospital
Farrell
Elie
Mmnorets
Smith
Wellete
Evansville
Nellie
Oliver McMulkin
MeMakin
McMakin Ingel
Nellie Smith-McMakin
Young Farrell
Ang
Child Carried Away by Huge Eagle in Indiana Farm District
In Ellis Indiana Aug a farm family reported a large eagle snatching a sleeping infant from a front yard hammock. The child was recovered hours later near the forest with minor injuries. Neighbors conducted a thorough search but the bird was not observed again and no description could be given.
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Marrie
Harris
William Biereie
Baby Abandoned Found Deep in Leaves Near Germantown
Mounted Officer Taney, patrolling Thorp's Lane near Stetson Avenue, unearthed a baby buried under leaves in a two foot deep hole. He carried the infant to Germantown Almshouse where a matron cared for the three month old with no clues to its guardians.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Toney
Thorp
Stetson Aves Hue
Coing
Taney
Germantown
Washington Girls Bicycle Trip Ends Safely Near Alexandria
Two Washington girls Laura Stotsenburg and Dorothy Dawson, aged 12 and 13, rode about seven miles from Washington before a flat tire halted them near sunset. A farmer sheltered them for the night, and a police sergeant escorted them home after they were found. The girls praised the kindness of strangers and said they enjoyed the trip. Dorothy Dawson is said to be related to Senator Hanna.
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Washington
Washingon
Laura Stotsenbure
Dorothy Dawson
Hanna
Dan
Laura Stotsenburg
Colonel Stotsenburg
U.S. A
Globe Trotters
Alexandria
Alexanddria
Couple Travels Far Afoot To Seek Pension In Washington
Footsore and exhausted William Malloy and his wife Liggle arrived in Washington from Columbus Ohio seeking a civil war pension. They traveled with three horses and a wagon, losing one horse near the mountains and another later, forcing them to finish on foot. After spending their last cent they learned the pension claim was not allowed and were arrested for vagrancy before being released by police.
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Washington
William
Malloy
Liggle
Columbus
Ohio
Thei
Mallos
Rich Girl a Missionary From St Louis to Tangiers Morocco
Miss Lulu Ely aged twenty of 1064 Washington Boulevard plans to become a missionary in northern Africa. She will depart St Louis in early fall for Tangiers and begin independent mission work without a board. Daughter of the late Frank Ely, a founder of Ely Walker Dry Goods, she inherits a fortune and will carry out religious labor in her own right. Her mother Mrs Clara D Ely has since death devoted herself to missionary work and founded several mission churches in St Louis.
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St. Louis
Lulu Ely
Washington Boulevard
Africa
Tangiers
Morocco
Ely
Frank Ely
Ely-Walker Dry. Goods Company
Clara. D. Ely
Louis
Robbers Take 20090 From Express Car North of Savannah
Two masked men halt the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Limited two miles north of Savannah Illinois at 1130 last night. They severed the Adams Express car and forced the engineer to run ahead before blowing up the car. A torpedo explosion halted the train and a posse of officers pursued. Reports say about 20000 was secured.
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Dubuque
Iowa
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Limited
Savannah
the Limited
Nominee Withdraws After Forged Bill Charge in Butler County Race
Hamilton Ohio nominee Conrad Semler withdrew from the Democratic bid for Butler County treasurer amid a forgery dispute over a Tadine bill for a Philadelphia shipment. Depositions testified that the signature was forged and Semler sued the paper and brewer Peter Schwab claiming a motive.
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Ohio
Conrad M Nler
Public Works of
Semler Malling Company
Butler County
Philadelphia
Semler
Fiat National Bank
Semler Today
Peter Schwab
A.J. ‘Adams
Panehandle
D. Fitton
First National Bank
Adams
Explorer denies fatal trouble on board America voyage
Evelyn Haldwin, an explorer aboard the America, rejects reports of serious conflict with Captain Johansen. He says claims of deaths and danger are exaggerated and there were no fatalities during the voyage to Honing yang, Norway in August.
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Tromsor
Norway
Evelyn Ht. Naldwin
Honing Yang
Johansen
Heiress Presses Marriage On German Attorney In New York
New York August 5 A prominent Berlin heiress pursues Leonard Liebling an American lawyer in New York claiming a fortune and longing to wed. Liebling says she is relentless and beautiful, once known for guiding a four in hand in royal maneuvers, while he is engaged to another.
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New York
Leonand Liebling
Liebeng
Berlin
Wommn
Leonard
Liebling
Sricken
Mr. Liebling
Tempelhofer
America
Sleep Cure Reported For Kansas City Man
A Kansas City man, D C Leavitt of 214 East Twelfth Street, woke after months of continuous sleep begun April 26. Doctors blamed a dislocated vertebra causing stagnant cerebral blood flow and stupor. kneading loosened the vein and restored wakefulness.
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Kansas City
D.C. Leavitt
East Twelfth Street
Leavitt
Parsons
Ka A
She Died for Love of Him in Haven Factory Tragedy
Alfred Austell of Yale carried to the Brave the body of his factory girl Ett Coe who died after taking carbolic acid last Saturday unable to bear the thought of separation. Austell, present at the Sick residence on Newhall street, mingled with the employees of the factory.
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Haven
Alfred Austell
Yale
Ett Coe
Austell
Newhall Street
Nighttime Notice at Missoula Shop Ends in Farewell
Daily at 7 a.m. stages for Solo and Granite Hot Springs nk a House Missoula. Miss Cook connected with Winchester Arms company induced to quit shop six weeks ago. Austell’s floral tribute a wreath stands. Austell will start to Atlanta in his automobile two days later than planned after heart’s interruption.
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Solo
Granite Hot Springs
Missoula
Winchester Arms Company
Westfall Arrested Over Desertion Claim in Elkhart
Elkhart Indiana August 5 Fred Westfall was jailed on a desertion warrant after claiming his wife is a man He says he learned his wife was not a woman after two weeks of cohabitation They married July 5 and worked on a local farm before he disappeared Mrs Westfall stayed with her parents in Garrett Indiana
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Tam
Elkhart
Ind
Fred Westfall
Man admits theft to support family in Columbus
Amor Howe, a Columbus Dry Goods employee, confessed to stealing dry goods to aid his wife and family. He earned 50 dollars a week and said his meager wages could not buy their clothing, explaining the motive for the theft.
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Columbus, Onto
Untitled fragment from ChicagoHerata interview
A fragmentary dialogue recalls a father and son exchange about fear and fighting. The elder recalls a childhood trait of bravery, saying he feared nothing before marriage, reflecting on male resilience in a quoted reminiscence from the Chicago Herata.
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Chicago Herata
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