Walter Jackson Linked to Multiple Spokane Arrests
Spokane police records tie Walter Jackson to two prior arrests in Spokane within ten months for the same alleged assault linked to the Stevensville murder. One arrest led to a sentence for intoxication and the other to six months in jail. Detectives Briley and Burns describe him as a degenerate, with his height and strength noted. His photo remains in the rogues’ gallery as authorities monitor the Montana case.
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Missoula
Spokane Spokesman-Review
Walter Jackson
Spokane
Fannie Buck
Stevensville
Mont
Buck Boy
Jackson
Briley and Burns
Riverside Avene Vind Browne Street
Union Park
Rogues’ Gallery
Mente
Montana
Dug Watts's gear stolen from his buggy in Hamilton
Missoula Aug 20. Dug Watts ex sheriff Ravalli county arrived from Stevensville planning a shoot. He found his rifle shotgun and gum boots missing from his buggy. Sheriff Thompson was notified and asked to watch for the stolen property.
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Missoula
Dug” Watts
Ravalli County
Hamilton
Stevensville
Jackson visited by his parents in jail
Missoula report says Walter Jackson’s parents from this city visited their son in jail today and returned this evening. The journey was overland and a nearby local notice lists an offer: one hundred calling ecards and a plate for 1.50 dollars. Standard office. Missoula.
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Jackson
Missoula
Hamilton
Walter Jackson
Standard Office
Suit to Quiet Title to Valuable Land
In Missoula on August 20 Harrison Danforth filed a district court suit to clear title against M. W. Johnson. The case concerns about 58 acres east of the Western Lumber Company mill and a 160 acre tract sold to Jesse Armitage as trustee with an unpaid mortgage.
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Missoula
District Court
Harrison Danforth
M. W. Johnson
Western Lumber Company
Travolver
A. Higgins
Uline
Jesse Armitage
Missoula Real Estate Dispute Increases Cloud on 160 Acres
Armitage failed to pay for undivided interests in a 160 acre tract after a real estate slump. Trusteeship and trust declarations led to settlement steps, but John Johnson allegedly refused surrender, leaving a cloud on title of the full 160 acres as the case heads to court and potential market sale. If you visit Missoula, see the Brunswick hotel, C Heckler, Prop.
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Armitage
Missoula
Johnson
Indieu
Brunswick Hotel
C. Heckler
Mitchell reports from Nome bring Missoula news
J R Mitchell formerly of Linton returned from Nome where he spent the summer locating two claims near Nome and plans to return in spring to operate his property He notes a pleasant summer and that several Missoula colony members are in Alaska Tom Hassler is prospering with his tin shop Jack the Ripper once a county cook now earns 74 a day in the North All former Missoulans anticipate remaining in Nome this winter.
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Missoula
J. RR
Mitchell
Linton
Nome
LOO Rifles
Tom Hassler
Jack the Ripper
North
Missoula Hosts State Trades and Labor Delegates
Dr. R. Gwinn oculist and artist prepares Missoula for a four day State Trades and Labor council session starting next Monday. About 100 visiting delegates from 25 affiliated unions will attend banquets at Ellis hall and a tour to Bonner, with sessions at the Union Opera House.
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Missoula
State Trades and Labor Council
Ellis’ Hall
Bonner
Union Opera
Offenders Vanished as Justice Deals Out Sentences
In Missoula on August 20 William Wilson, a Black man, abused his partner on West Front Street and was jailed 30 days after Constable Chick White traced him to the home. Oscar Beck received 44 days for riding a Northern Pacific train.
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Missoula
William Wilson
West Front Street
Chick White
Wilson
Phillips
Oscar Beck
Northern Pacific
Land proofs filed near Wisdom and Hamilton
Missoula August 20. Christ Rasmussen and Hans Jorgensen filed desert land proofs for 180 and 320 acres near Wisdom respectively. Henrik Udstedt made a homestead entry for 80 acres near Hamilton.
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Missoula
Christ Rasmussen
Hans Jorgensen
Wisdom
Henrik Udstedt
Hamilton
Record Breaker Month as Northern Pacific Sees Heavy Wheat Freight
Missoula reports a record railway month with Northern Pacific handling immense freight. Westbound and eastbound trains run at peak, track conditions praised, and wheat shipments drive demand out of the Dakotas. Local business stays strong as emigrants, stock, and farm equipment move toward coast and Yakima Willamette valleys.
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Missoula
Northern Pacific
Rocky Mountain
Pavilic
Dakotas
Coeur -Alene
Transportaton Department
Coust
Montana
Yakima
Willamette
Butte
Mbesoule
Golden Rule Mail Orders Noted in Missoula
A brief notice directs readers to send mail orders to the Golden Rule in Missoula. The item emphasizes mail order processing and local location without additional details.
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Missoula
Missoula Notes Highlight Local Travel and Legal Moves
Missoula notes document Harry O Collins vacation in KC and Mulroney’s Helena legal business. Mrs Fred Smith visits Tec o Wash while Thomas Pendergrass stays from Bitterroot ranch. Northern Pacific official Boyle visits Missoula. various locals travel to Helena Bozeman and Spokane with estate and business ties.
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KC. Mulroney
Helena
Fred Smith
Teco
Wash
Thomas Pendergrass
I Boyle
Montana
Northern Pacific
Missoula
Neo
J. Shannon
J. CC
Hamilton
Daly Estate
Kulispell
Harry Keith
Murphy to move row in response to telegraph notice
Missoula August 20 reports Clark W. Murphy will travel to Philipsburg to assist with a row move following a telegraph announcing the serious illness of his grandmother Mrs Qualie.
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Missoula
Clark W
Ban Murphy
Philipsburg
Qualie
Home city of Montana grows with Missoula homes
Missoula shows rapid outgrowth with about 100 new homes this season. North and south side developments race. central business block growth at Pedder sobuilding area. school repairs and new library construction advance. Residents plan fall moves as housing tightness eases.
Missoula Streets in Poor Condition Prompt Public Critique
Aug 20 Missoula residents express general regret that city administration pays inadequate attention to street conditions. Many streets are impassable by ordinary buggy, despite progress in other building efforts. Critics note business district work exists but south side streets remain terrible, and the administration’s many tasks do not excuse the state of the streets.
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Missoula
Doc Sands Improving After Illness in Missoula
Missoula Aug 20 Doc Sands known as Well KirKneun in Missoula where for several years he was fumigating officer of the esearth department is at the state soldiers home improving in health. His condition was critical when moved there on the first of the month but his Missoula friends expect a full recovery. Delegates to the state trades and labor convention in Missoula next Monday will hold a banquet in Elkshall Tuesday evening Tickets $1 on sale at M R Hardenberg store. Tickets must be secured before 5 p m Monday. By order of committee.
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Missoula
Doc" Sands
KirKneun
Esearth Department
State Soldiers’ Home
Elkshall
M. R. Hardenberg
P. m
Soldiers move through Missoula to Fort Keogh
Seven carloads of soldiers fresh from service in the Philippines pass through Missoula tonight en route to Fort Keogh.
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Missoula
Philippines
Fort Keogh
Fleeing Vast for Wis Health Mispoulia Aug 20
E N Billups and other residents flee the area seeking health treatment in Wisconsin after a tense incident near Mispoulia on August 20. Local officials report no serious injuries and ongoing investigations into the disturbance.
Mrs Billups Leaves Montana for St Louis Residence
Mrs. Billups departed last night for St. Louis where they will reside. They may return to Montana if Mr. Billups health improves, but it is thought they will stay permanently in Missouri with his relatives. He has lived in Montana over 20 years and Missoula nearly 10. His health has declined, and it was decided he should live in the East for a time. He sold his south side home and does not expect to return, though friends hope for restoration of his health and a possible return to Montana where he is well known and esteemed.
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Missoula
Montana
Utth
Peddersohn
Weken
Miaroula
Wes
Whittier School
Irving School
Irving
Lowell
Hawthorne
Whittier
South
New Fire Horses Are Learning Well in Missoula
Missoula August 20 The Missoula fire department’s new hose wagon team of gray horses is in fine training and rapidly improving under driver Chummy Van Stone They closely resemble the famed buckskin Prince and Snap and may soon rival them as the service’s premier runners
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Missoula
Central Station
Prince
Snap
Chummy" Vanstone
Grays
Reliance Shows Speed Defeating Lipton Vessel In Light Airs
The American defender Reliance, under northwest breeze, pulled away from Sir Thomas Lipton's Shamrock III and finished with a large lead. Shamrock III lagged well behind, failed to turn the mark, and both yachts were towed home as spectators hailed Reliance for showing heels to the British challenger in light, rough conditions.
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Reliance
Thomas Lipton
Herreshoff
Lipton Returns From Sandy Hook After Turbulent Day
Sir Thomas Lipton arrived back from the Hook aboard the Erin with guests. He said he was not disappointed with his boat or its efforts, noting variable winds spoiled a good chance for all, especially his smaller sail area. Yachts reached the Hook after 6 o'clock. captains declined to comment. Mr. Iselin added, We were perfectly satisfied.
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Sloat
Hook
Shamrock III Trials Shake Belfast Yacht Buzz
In Belfast Aug 20 Shamrock III faces disappointment in initial race with Bellances as Reliance leads amid flaky breeze. Royal Ulster Yacht Club members crowd the clubhouse to track bulletins and believe Shamrock III can overturn the standings with steadier wind and fair breeze.
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Belfast
Shamrock U1
Bellanes
Royal Ulster Y Yacht Club
Glasgow Seethes Over America’s Cup Races
Crowds clogged streets as news of the cup race sparked excitement rivaling past cone tests between the Thistle and Volunteer. In Dumbarton, locals funded a colored searchlight service to notify surrounding areas of race results. Today’s race was called off, leaving Shamrock U T optimistic for a stronger showing Saturday.
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Glasgow
Thistle
Volunteer
Dumbarton
Shamrock UT
Lipton yacht Bramrock eyed in America's Cup race
London reports show good will for Sir Thomas Lipton and his yacht In the series of races for the America's cup though Bramrock’s overall chances appear limited. Admirers say she has a better chance than previous challengers though forecasts remain cautious and no bets on the recall are found.
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London
Thomas Lipton
Anaconda Enacts Gambling Ordinance in City Hall
Anaconda's new gambling ordinance, passed by the city council, went into effect yesterday and threatens arrests with fines from ten to five hundred dollars for owners or operators of any gambling device. Police chief Powers says there were no arrests yet and enforcement timing is unclear. Officials note the plan aims to curb graft by routing gambling proceeds to the city treasury, with monthly pulls anticipated and operators warned.
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Sna
Powers
Frinke
Sambling
Coeur d'Alene
Anaconda
Talks on Census Defects At Montana Meeting
At Helena the Montana County Superintendents association heard Miss May Flanagan of Chouteau county argue that census data overcounts pupils not in attendance, urging attendance-based funding. Other talks covered public schools and higher education links, school libraries, and planned teacher circle activities as the meeting closed.
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Helena
Montana County Superintendents’ Association
Miss May Flanagan
Chouteau County
Miss Flanagan
Fullerton
Lewis and
Clarke County
Baker
Madison County
Myersick
Fergus County
Flanagan
Association
Miss Smith
Wo W Welch
R. G., Young
Oney
Craig
R. J Condon
J. M. Lewis
Miss Higgins
Misa Smith
British Decrees Describe Kurmi Destruction by 30 Whites
Dispatches received at the colonial office today from Zungurnu Northern Niger dated Aug 11 detail the destruction of Kurmi by a British force of 30 Whites and native ranks. The enemy losses were 74 killed, including the former.
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Lomdon
Colonial Office
Zungurnu
Niger
Kurmi
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