Anaconda Bones Mystery Deepens in Forest Find
A human skull and horse skeleton were brought to Justice of the Peace Frank Kennedy after a burial party found remains in a forest near Silver Lake. Evidence includes a small boot, saddle, bridle, revolvers, and broken teeth, fueling theories of Caleb Perry's death in an 1889 dispute and horse accident.
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Justice of the Peace
Frank Kennedy
Silver Lake
Hercules Andoseph Dufour
Caleb Perry
Jesse Miller
Perry
Cole
Pery
Lake
William McCoy
William Hilbert
Harry Province
Hilbert
Hamilton excursion tickets limited to Copper City schedule
S100 return tickets for the Copper City limited run will be sold Wednesdays to Fridays and Saturdays with an additional Monday sale. A daily $20 ticket will be offered for seven days. Both options include board and lodging at Ravalli Hotel in Hamilton.
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Hamilton
Copper City Limited
Ravalli
Two New Men Join Anaconda Baseball Club
Anaconda fans see hope as two new players are signed to boost the team Ferguson from Iowa will join at Great Falls and catcher Russ Pace from Sacramento arrives Saturday Also on Sunday Mountain View park hosts a game between Never Sweats led by Joe Thomas and Bob Nolan's Braves.
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Anaconda
Great Falls
Ferguson
Iowa
Great Walls
Russ Pace
Sacramento
California
Mountain View Park
The
Never Sweats
Joe Thomas
Bob Nolan
Braves
Caught in the Act: Missoula Man Arrested
Missoula police arrested a man identified as Harry Hathaway after catching him in the act of rolling and assaulting a man. Night Police Chief O'Brien reported the incident occurred last night and is under investigation.
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Harry Hathaway
Missoula
O’brien
Train Round Trip From Anaconda to Butte Rest Sunday Rates
The Butte Anaconda and Pacific railway posts a round trip fare of 1.00 dollars for Anaconda to Butte and return on Sundays, effective June 24.
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Butte, Anaconda
Goods and notices fill Anaconda daily ads page
A collage of sale notices and local updates includes shotgun rentals, peach boxes, suit sales, a removal sale, and a wide range of ads. Items feature prices, rental spaces, a marriage license, citizenship intent, church notices, travel sleepers, and local incidents.
Under Sheriff Arrests Lumberjack Suspect in Gold Creek Bombing
Under Sheriff Morgan went to Avon to arrest a lumberjack known as McCoy believed to be the man who bombarded David Hogan's saloon at Gold Creek last week and disturbed the peace. The man was not the right one and was released. Bert Storey leaves for the coast to attend the Elks street fair in Portland then to Victoria to join a Vancouver Island yachting party for about three weeks.
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Morgan
Avon
McCoy
David Hogan
Gold Creek
Bert Storey
Rough Rider
Portland
Victoria
Vancouver Island
Death of Mrs Sullivan in Peterboro Ontario
Police Judge J M Kennedy received a telegram announcing the death of his mother in law Mrs Michael Sullivan at her home in Peterboro Ontario Canada. She passed away at an advanced age while Mrs Kennedy was at her bedside after being called there several days ago.
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J. M. Kennedy
Michael Sullivan
Peterboro
Ont
Canada
Kennedy
Anaconda Cash Bazar Sells Household Goods
Household goods including chamber salts and stoves offered by Anaconda Cash Bazar located at 18 Main Street for sale.
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Anaconda Cash Bazar
Main Street
School Terms Open at Shields Block This Fall
Miss Stevenson's school opens the fall term at Shields block on Tuesday September 4. It serves fourth grade through high school with after school shorthand classes. An experienced teacher will head the primary and kindergarten departments.
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Miss Stevenson
Shields
Major Kerr Named U.S. Military Attache to Berlin
Major John B. Kerr of the cavalry is ordered to Berlin as military attache at the U.S. embassy. Captain Blocum of the 3rd Cavalry is assigned to similar duty in St. Petersburg. Kerr, a Kentucky native, entered West Point from Kentucky and was wounded in the Santiago campaign. He recently served in Paris for a year related to the exposition. Blocum just returned from field duty in South Africa.
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Washington
John B. Kerr
Tn Cavalry
Berlin
United States
Blocum
3Rd Cavalry
St. Petersburg
Kerr
Kentucky
West Point
Santiago
Paris
South Africa
Huntington Will Filed Readings Expected This Week
Huntington's New York reports that Collis Sr. Huntington's will will be filed tomorrow or Friday after multiple conferences at Southern Pacific. It is believed the will would be read to the family this afternoon or this evening.
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New York
Collis Sr. Huntington
Southern Pacific
British consulate cites 16 complaints from colored British subjects
The British consulate in New York reports it has received 16 complaints from colored men claiming to be British subjects who were injured in the recent New York race riot. They say they are natives of British possessions in the West Indies.
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New York
West Indies
Charles Funk Arrested for Granite County Shooting
Charles Funk, a miner, killed sheep herder Thomas English near New Chicago and Dunkle berg creek. Deputy Morse of Granite county arrested Funk, who is held in Philipsburg. Deer Lodge authorities halted pursuit after learning of the Granite arrest.
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Charles Funk
Thomas English
Dunkleberg Creek
Morse
Granite County
Philipsburg
Drummond
Robinson
Deer Lodge County
Conley
Pioneer
Funk
New Chicago
Peter Marron
Missoula
Louie Hendrickson
Allen McPhail
English
Deer Lodge
Nebraska Snow Flake Flour Ad at Cash Grocery Co
An advertisement promotes Wells Abbott Nieman’s Nebraska Snow Flake flour sold exclusively at Cash Grocery Co in Deer Lodge. It warns customers against counterfeit imitations and urges purchase from this retailer.
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Wells, Abbott & Nieman
Nebraska
Cash Grocery Co
Deer Lodge
Missoula Alderman Returns from Ill Fateful Park Trip
Alderman Owen recounts a family summer outing from Missoula in July. The party planned a leisurely National Park tour via Bitter Root valley and Hig Hole basin to Dillon, but illness and a dog attack caused delays. The trip was abandoned after the injuries and sickness.
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Missoula
Owen
National Park
Bitter Root
Hig Hole Basin
Dillon
Wiles
Hoestetter's Stomach Bitters Promises Health Gains
An advertisement extols Hoestetter's Stomach Bitters as a cure for stomach disorders from constipation to kidney or liver trouble. It claims strong nerves and hearty health from its use and notes a private revenue stamp on the bottle neck.
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Hoestetter
Couple Enjoys Overland Summer Retreat at Springs
The party stayed at the springs after Mrs. Owen was deemed safe. Mr. Owen and others explored to the Big Hole Psy chefield then camped nearby before returning. They later moved to Lolo Springs for two weeks while Mrs. Owen regained mobility and the group reflected on their pleasant trip.
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Mrs. Owen
Mr. Owen
Big Hole
Psychefield
Owen
Alderman May Expected Home From England Trip
Alderman Al May of the Fourth ward is expected home Thursday night after a pleasant trip to England. Alderman S J Coffee of the Third ward will likely return Friday afternoon from the hot Springs. With May and Owen back, and Coffee on deck, the council may meet Friday night to consider street improvement contracts.
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Missoula
al May
England
S. J. Coffee
Aldarmen
May
Owen
Agai
Mr Coffee
Missoula Readies New Telephone Exchange for Sunday
John Deffebach reports from Missoula that Philipsburg installer completed the Granite county metropolis exchange setup. The Missoula office will open in its new quarters Sunday, with fixtures in place and the old office to be abandoned. Patrons express satisfaction with the service.
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Missoula
John Deffebach
Philipsburg
Granite County
Fair visits Missoula for mining matters in Nive Mile district
Missoula reporters note S R Fair, a prominent Butte druggist and car owner, arrived today on the Copper City limited. He came to attend to mining matters related to his mines in the Nive Mile district, expressing pride in his automobile and Missoula roads.
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Missoula
S. R. Fair
Butte
Copper City Limited
Missoula Linemen Build New Telephone Line
Missoula Aug 22 all linemen of the Missoula Light and Power company are at work on a new telephone line linking the Kenner light works to the Missoula sub station. The line is being thoroughly built and promises improved service over the present unsatisfactory system.
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Missoula
Yerrick Reports Successful Chicago Business Trip
W H Yerrick returns from a business trip to Chicago. He says the journey was strictly business with little time for sightseeing. He is glad to be back in Montana where the weather is cooler and more comfortable.
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Missoula
W. H. Yerrick
Chicago
Campers Return as City Life Becomes Comfortable
Campers start returning to Missoula as cool nights make city life more pleasant and tent life less appealing. About 200 remain at the springs awaiting relief from their present surroundings as some head to the country for shooting.
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Missoula
The Standard Keeps Readers Informed Worldwide
The Standard reports ongoing global news and updates for subscribers seeking daily world happenings and connected coverage.
Neely Extradition Plan Tied to Supreme Court Appeal
Attorneys for Charles F. W. Neely file a habeas corpus appeal to the U S Supreme Court claiming the United States planned to place him on an army transport for immediate extradition to Cuba once signed and boarded, to block the writ. Officials decline to confirm details as the court convenes in October and Neely’s case stalls.
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New York
Charles F. W. Neely
Post Office Department
United States Supreme Court
Cuba
Neely
Infant's body found under sidewalk in Great Falls
A newborn infant was discovered by boys under the sidewalk at Fifth Street and Third Avenue South in Great Falls. The child was wrapped in cheesecloth and an old apron. there are no leads on the mother.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
Fifth Street
Third Avenue South
Dolliver Appointed U S Senator by Governor Shaw
Governor Shaw announced the appointment of Congressman J P Dolliver to the United States Senate to fill the Gear vacancy. The term runs to March 4 with possible renewal until a successor is elected as the legislature does not meet in regular session until 192.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Shaw
J. P. Dolliver
United States
John H. Gear
Dolliver
Devries Takes U.S. Appraisers Seat
Marion Devries of Stockton California who was named by President McKinley to the United States board of appraisers on June 9 assumed his duties today at the public stores. He took the oath of office in Washington a day or two ago.
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New York
Marion Devries
Stockton
Cal
McKinley
United States Appraisers
Devries
Washington
Will of ex-Senator Ingalls filed for probate
Atchison Kansas August 22 The will of the late ex Senator Ingalls was filed for probate today It bequeaths to his wife all his property and appoints her sole executor without bond.
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Atchison, Kan
Ingalls
Emperor William Rides in Automobiles Berlin
Berlin reports Emperor William began riding in an automobile today signaling a new mode of imperial travel. The event marks a notable shift in public appearances as the emperor participates in modern transport.
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Berlin
Emperor William
Meeting Postponed In Helena Dispatch
Special dispatch reports Helena on August 22 postponement due to an inability to proceed with the scheduled meeting. Details are limited in the fragment.
State board meeting on bonds postponed to Helena
A joint meeting of the state board of land commissioners and the state school of mines trustees to correct minutes on bonds purchase has been postponed. The session likely will be held in about ten days at Helena.
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State Board of Land Commissioners
Butte
Board of Trustees
State School of Mines
State Board
School of Mines
Helena
Life crushed by car wheels in Great Falls tragedy
Great Falls, August 22. Davis Davidson, about 40, a Stockett miner, died when he fell under the wheels of a Montana Central coal train after riding on top with a companion. The train paused and later moved, leaving Davidson crushed. an inquest will be held tomorrow. Conductor Keerwin led the trip.
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Standard
Great Falls
Davis Davidson
Montana Central
Keerwin
Davidson
Clancy
Stockett
Switch No. 2
WANTS DAMAGES Special Dispatch to the standard
The Great Northern railway faces a $25 000 damage suit plus 110 for medical aid from M Roth after a wreck near Woodville on July 2. He alleges injury from crew carelessness as the train derailed en route from Butte to Helena. He seeks 50 for lost Fourth of July badge profits. Anaconda Copper Mining sues Basin Bay State Mining and others for 11467 89. Bertha Nelson sues Gustaf Nelson for divorce.
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Standard
Boulder
Great Northern Railway
Woodville
M. Roth
Butte
Helena
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Basin & Bay State Mining Company
Rerendes
Holter Hardware Company
Bertha Nelson
Whitehall
Gustaf Nelson
Changes in McKinley encampment program announced
Chicago reports a revised schedule for the Grand Army of the Republic encampment. President McKinley will be standing for a parade Tuesday afternoon, so a reception to Commander in Chief Shaw and other guests shifts to Monday afternoon. Many department commanders have accepted invitations. Seventy three school buildings will become temporary hotels to house veterans. Washington notes treasury decision on certain cordials under new treaties.
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A. R
McKinley
Shaw
Grand Army
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
France
Portugal
Germany
Italy
Anarchist Meeting dispersed by Berlin Police
Berlin authorities dispersed an anarchist meeting held today and arrested the speakers as police moved in to break up the gathering.
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Berlin
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