Not Dead After All Invenge Rounds Bartholin Case
Invenge Aug 12 reports growing belief the body found at Seventy fourth and State was not Minnie Mitchell and may be another woman. Coroner Traeger declined exhumation due to rapid decomposition, while police pursue William Rarehaln and fiancé, and identify other missing women amid conflicting testimony about suspects Oscar Thompson and John Crafty. Bartholins in Joplin linked to Chicago murders as hotel sightings emerge and investigations broaden.
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Oscar Thomas
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John Clafty
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Rafter
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Harry Church
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Mysterious Man Linked to Chicago Murder Case
A Joplin report identifies a man once staying at the Forney hotel as W. J. Hartholin, claimed Chicago murder suspect. The man proved to be a quarrelsome Carthage resident, maimed William Stgemarona Ward, with Mrs Hartholin’s Chicago house the focal point. Ede Ward boarded the Burlington for Chicago after a telegraphic fare draft arrived from Chicago officials.
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Globe-Democrat
Joplin
Forney Hotel
W. J. Hartholin
William
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Chicago
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O'Neil
Ede Wards
Burlington
Guthrie Man Testifies After Hotel Royal Whist Game
A Guthrie newspaper man described a Sunday night whist game at the Hotel Royal parlors with a Chicago visitor, but the stranger’s identity remains unclear. The investigation yielded no further trace, while a $19 club assessment was levied for the event and state association officers were elected with Botkin as president.
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Matteson Beats Hillman In Helena Tennis Tourney
In Helena Aug 1 Matteson of Great Falls upset Hillman in the second round of singles in the Montana tennis championship. The Bailey brothers from Helena dominated doubles, winning multiple matches. Several results from singles and doubles followed, with Anaconda and Great Falls players featured as the tournament moved toward the next rounds and the cup purchase was funded. The next tournament is slated for Anaconda starting Aug 12 after the annual meeting at the Grandon hotel.
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A. W. Totkin
Livingston
D. D.” McLaughlin
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Botkin
Jackson
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Busch
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Tom Bailey
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O'Connor
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Butter
Red Songe
Frand
Bailey Brothers
T Pais
Hart Livingston
Big Timber
Malley Brothers
Tutte
Reat
Rise
Hel Jeng
Pal
Burritt
Stockett
Montana Easily Captures Major Prize in Band Contest
The Montana band, after a month of daily practice in Denver, claims the big honor. Band members balance work and rehearsal, and leaders from the Third Regiment band of the Presidio and the Emporia band concede Montana’s victory, hoping the statements prove true.
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Third Regiment
Presidio
San Francisco
Emporia
Baltimore Chosen for Next Meeting by Grand Elks
Aug 12 Baltimore was chosen to host the annual grand lodge reunion in 1900 after a lively vote over Sare Atoga Springs. The meeting will include installation of new grand officers tomorrow. The event drew hundreds of Elks from many lodges with displays, floats, and marching bands.
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Tke
Park City
Ian
Wash
Helena Mont
San Francisco
Ruffato Pits
Col Rimsett
Nest Grant Lodge
Ike Wil
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Vroo Boy Improves After Accident in Lewistown
Randall Vroo, H year old son of J. M. Vroo, who was accidentally shot by Ralph Scovel last Friday, is much better today and hopes for recovery are entertained in Lewistown on August 13.
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J. M. Vroo
Ralph Scovel
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