Danforth Cleared in Shortage Settlement with Union
Danforth, a walking delegate for Federal Labor union No 4%, was arrested on petty larceny charges after a shortage of $133.65 appeared. The case was settled today when his friends reimbursed the amount, relieving the bond company. He claimed the lodge books would show he was straight, and the matter with the union was to be settled between them. He was discharged about 4 o'clock this afternoon.
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Mimoula
Eare Danforth
Near Labor
Dansorth
Danforth
Thane
Nue
Case Against Forkner Dismissed in Hard-fought Trial
The case against Allen Forkner of Stevens was dismissed after a preliminary hearing. The accused faced charges of theft of 20 head of sheep from Bim May, with the alleged crime occurring in the spring. Prosecution was led by Albert May and others, while Forkner was defended by J. Mt Dixon and George Hawes.
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Allen Forkner
Stevens
Gorge May
of May Bros
Sutathe
Mt Hamilton
Secaulttal
Forkner
Congress
Guan J
Dixon
George
Hawes
May
Bim
Albert Say
Albert May
Califo Sed Cone
Stenney
Th Snaville
Porkney
Prominent labor figure dies after illness in hospital
Missoula obituaries report the death of John O Rourke a longtime labor leader and council member who died last night at 10 20 after several weeks of illness He was born in Brooklyn and later lived in Chaltonge with a career linked to state trades council circles scheme unclear from fragmentary text.
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Missoula
John O'Rourke
State Trades Find
Brooklyn
Chaltonge
Jainter Trade Follower Seen At Funeral At Catholic Church
About ten years a jainter trader, a well-read man with lines, a speaker of merit, and a member of the Hibernian lodge. The funeral will take place at o clock tomorrow morning at the Catholic church.
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Hibernian Lodge
Missoula City Treasurer Monthly Report Detained Notes
Mixed city finance snippet lists general fund library fund road fund fire fund pound fund and other accounts with balances and cash, plus a stray note about lights destroyed and a county treasurer horse theft rumor. Additional irrigation water rules and a Missoula Water Co. notice appear at end.
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General Fund
Jane Ule
Ance
Foreman
Sability
Ash Yue
Saurs Nig
Walter A Hogan
Madam and man commit to Warm Springs asylum
Missoula August 6 Tom Lee a Chinese man was adjudged insane by Doctors McTullough and McCall after admitted to Warm Springs asylum. A little man named Lee formed an attachment for a Thompson schoolgirl and followed her. He was released as cured after months, then pursued the girl to Dillon. The sheriff was alerted when the girl’s father learned Lee had a photograph of her and could not be placated. The doctors warned Lee, and the young man left with companions for Warm Springs for further treatment.
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Missoula
Tom Lee
Dillon
Lee
McCullough
Nan
Warm Springs
P.M. Reilly’s
City Excursions Stir Interest as Rail Plans Rise
Local chatter focuses on Hamilton trips and a capital visit as Eagles plan a Sunday excursion. Advertised rail excursions draw crowds while public works debates echo through Aldermanic meetings. Mayor and officials seek funding for street improvements amid controversy over a new riverwalk plan.
Steal Safe in Daylight at the Washington Hotel
In Seattle on August 6 a gang carried off the hotel safe from the Washington hotel bar. They drilled it and planted dynamite, blew it in daylight within 100 feet of spectators, rolled the safe down a hill onto Stewart Street, and fled with the money just beyond reach. Police have no solid lead on the robbers despite a spectator present.
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Seattle
Wash
Washington
Stewart Stree
Grand Jury Busy Again in Jefferson City
Whitecotton and Attorney Phelps with John Carroll faced the city grand jury in Jefferson City. Witnesses included Elmer Phipps and Dr. A G Hildreth while discussions touched on liquor tax matters and the Brewer row tied to the Tennessee press. The panel also heard about the contract labor system, prison issues, and other state probes.
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Jefferson City
Ney
W. H. Phelps
Missouri Peofle
John H. Carroll
Burington
Elmer E. Phipps
Kansas City
House of Repreentatives
A. G. Hildreth
Meir
Adair County
Whitecotton
Missoula Notes Reflect Local Moves and Camp Sightings
Missoula notes detail residents’ movements including Kain of Stevensville returning from a business trip, others planning camping near the river above Stevensville, and various property transfers. Mentions Michael McNamara awaiting jail resolution, and local names such as Mra Henry Mintina, Dr Cromby of St Louis, and Dr Sills. Includes a note to send mail orders to the Golden Rule in Missoula.
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Miss
Tickinmo
Lake Cane
Dr. Cromby
St. Louis
de. Sills
Michael McNamars
Ina
Missouli
President to receive German ambassador in Nagasaki
Washington reports preparations completed for the president to receive a German ambassador. Herr von Hellen von Helleben, recently retired, will be the envoy presented to the president, marking a departure from precedent. In other news, fifty bandits involved in a recent uprising near Sind province have been sentenced to long prison terms.
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Washington
Nagasorrow
bin Exellent Y
Aus
Sind
Ex Kurdish Chief Again at Liberty
A fragmented notice from London in August discusses the Kurdish chief Misses bey, once in exile, alleging involvement in war actions and claiming responsibility for various acts. The report mentions media figures and the sultan, with references to Medina and political figures.
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AGAIN
AT Liberty
London
Yedda
Ated
Bey
Imimesdiate
Permar
Medina
Tawthia
Macedonian Uprising Planned for August 31
London reports a Vienna sourced item claiming a Macedonian uprising is set for August 31. The fragment mentions Alexander Sofhs and Bulgari papers remarking on violence around Monastir and Ragona, with authorities disputing rumors of renewed activity.
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Sofhs
Bulgari Age
Bete
Monastir
Ralonen
Victory Indicates Money Backed Senate Contest Result
Fragmented OCR text notes a victory indicated for Money in a U S Senate election context. Mentions nominees, party politics, and a term starting date, with garbled references to official positions and counties.
Another Firm Has Failed In New York
A murky early August report notes Laidlaw and Garrie the consolidated concern failing. The piece mentions members William UR Lidlow and PB, with unclear details about commissioners or methods. The fragment hints at an oral notice of suspension or dissolution but lacks full facts.
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New York
Laidlaw & Garrie
Consolidated Stork
Butele
William UR Lidlow
Dynamite Used Upon Governor's Palace
A Monastir report states Bulgarian insurgents dynamited the konak taoserion's pulioey in Krushevo. The event follows unrest as forces in the region respond. Military actions threaten stability near the town as allied units attempt to restore order and control.
Treaty Adversaries Assume New Attitude Reported
Fragmented item notes shifting stance in treaty debates and legal actions. Mentions Koons lawyer, Congress sanctions, and a bank case against Albert W. Delbet. Reference to New York judges, a decree, and mentions a large dinner party with British figures.
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New York
Justice Dugrote
Keuit
Rifferd Hickonan
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Allromer
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Alverman
Iith
Amit
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Lae
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Tendent Paine
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Rendent Frankel
Westn Telegraph Company
Seartie
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Troamte
John F. Carnell
Poatotthee
Henry Seokeed
Fathers Inc
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Roland
Strom
Ban Bernardino
Cal
Yornshama
Japan
Charles Te Ia
Herkeley
Willian
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Missoula Notes
Orgs Kain
Stevensvidl
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Mas All. du
Putenchtown
M. Davie
Pyretown
Henry Mintina
Schrefenbers
Chrefenberg
Stevenavite
William Neill
M.S. Goliberg
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A. Clay Thompson
Ohe
Eal Faim
Hi. Corbett
A. “ H Halt
Oliver Chilled and Steel
Buffalo Pitts
Hoosier
Vianet
Deering
Winona
Rushford Farm
Anaconda Copper Mining Co. Mercantile Department
Hamilton, Montana
First National Bank
J. M. Keith
Western
Montana
Missoula, Mont
John Clp Iison
Tayman
Tammon Presigens
England
Ketoo Caanles
RA Ragy
Keenoughy A.bilammona
C. G. Englanae
CW Mekeod
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Vienna
Alexie
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United States
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Tone
Raturne
Steed
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New York City
Hater
Ee By
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Koons
Teter
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Albert W. Delbet
Tatler Institution
Delbet
Consuels
King Bad of Wales
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Blackfoot Milling Co. Nee
Dressed Lumber
Big Iachloot Milling Co
Bonner, Mont
Moses Thamis
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