Fourteen year old Neil Mahoney shot by Amos Harwood in Missoula
In Missoula on Spruce Street and Higgins Avenue Neil Mahoney, 14, was shot in the left arm during a quarrel with 17 year old Amos Harwood. Harwood fled, later captured, and claimed the gun was used to scare attackers rather than to injure Mahoney.
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Neil Mahoney
Amos Harwood
Harwood
Spruce
Spruce Street
Mahoney
Harweood
First National Bank Buillding
Laura Jennings Faces Hearing For Soliciting In Missoula
Laura Jennings is due before Judge Hayes in Missoula on a charge of soliciting. She claims she was not jailed with others after illness and was taken from the Shamrock saloon to the jail by Chief Hollingsworth for failing to pay a license. She says she needed time to secure funds.
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Missoula
Laura Jennings
Laura
Missoula Chinese Remember Their Dead in Cemetery Feast
In Missoula on August 30, the city Chinese observed their homeland custom by placing roasted hog whiskey fruits and nuts on county cemetery graves. The roasted pig was brought back later as Indians reportedly feasted on the offerings, prompting the Chinese to guard the graves. Standard office invites readers to view engraved cards and invitations.
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Missoula
Wedding Ceremony At European Hotel Ends In Huson Move
Judge Hayes officiated the ceremony in the parlor of the European hotel. The couple will depart tomorrow for Huson to reside. If you travel to Missoula, stay at the Brunswick hotel run by C Heckler.
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Judge Hayes
Huson
Missoula
Brunswick Hotel
C. Heckler
Prop
Missoula Notes Amid Social Visits and Fire Hose Arrival
Miss Jennie Swanzy of Whealispell visits the Misses Sloane in Missoula. Professor Nipper from Thompson schools spent Sunday in town. Fifteen hundred feet of new fire department hose have arrived. As You Like It club meets Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Tevis for a social session. Mrs Cunningham and family return from Bitter Root visit. Mrs Howard of Hamilton will reside permanently with Mrs Cunningham. Professor Winchell of Butte ill at Gold Creek encampment. Dr Mills attended and left him improved but still at camp.
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Jennie Swanzy
Whealispell
Sloane
Nipper
Thompson Schools
Missoula
Fire Department
Tevis
Cunningham
Howard
Hamilton
Missoula Adds Postal Carrier To North Side Route
A post office department order brings a second mail delivery car to Missoula starting Tuesday. A. Minor, now a substitute, will take the new position serving the north side and western outskirts, enabling two daily deliveries in former one-delivery districts. The new substitute is to be chosen from the eligible list, likely A. Jones.
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Missoula
Post Office Department
West End
A. Jones
Gale of Sunday dancing case in Missoula court
Several young men subpoenaed to appear in Judge Hayes' court tomorrow for the hearing of George Wolcott on a charge of allowing dancing on Sunday in a place of amusement. Wolcott calls for a jury trial. the jury list is with Constable L. Davis. Wolcott will be defended by Judge Woody. a red hot trial is anticipated.
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Missoula
Hayes
George Wolcott
Fort Missoula seeks deserter William Butts of Company I
Missoula officials report Private William Butts deserted from Fort Missoula. He allegedly took a civilian salt belonging to another soldier and broke into a locker to obtain it. Also notes Lieutenant Governor Higgins improving and planning travel to the East for health.
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Missoula
Fort Missoula
William Butts
Higgins
Fisher Family Returns From Bozeman Family Camp
Missoula reports that W. P. Fisher and family arrived home after a ten day visit in Bozeman with his brother and father families. They stayed at a camp near Middle Creek canyon and noted chilly nights as ice formed on still water before the camp broke up.
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Missoula
W. P Fisher
Bozeman
Mr. Fisher
Middle Creek Canyon
Injured Man Shows Small Improvement in Runaway Case
Missoula on August 30 reports W W Berry still in precarious condition at Merrick Hospital after a runaway at Selish last week. His lower limbs remain paralyzed but doctors say he has slightly improved and there is hope for recovery.
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Missoula
W. W. Berrys
Selish
Merrick Hospital
Fisher and Mannard Tie in Missoula Nuptials
Missoula witnesses a marriage uniting Charles F. E. Fisher of Huson and Anna L. Mannard of Stark in a brief ceremony this August.
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Missoula, Aug. C
Charles FE. Fisher
Huson
Anna Lt. Mannard of
Stark
Methodists Bless New Bell at Missoula Church
Worshipers at the Missoula Methodist church were called to service today with a newly added bell in the tower last week. The bell weighs over 10% pounds and is reported to be well toned. Mail orders are requested to be sent to the Golden Rule in Missoula.
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Missoula, Aug
Methodist Church
Hoarse men plan race meeting in Missoula after Helena fair
A meeting of horsemen is set for tomorrow evening in Missoula to prepare for a fall race meeting. The organizers plan to hold the event after the state fair week in Helena.
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Missoula
Ave
Helena
Professor Winchell Returns from Gold Creek Camp
Missoula reports Prof. N. H. Winchell of Butte, once seriously ill at Gold Creek camp, passing through en route to his home.
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Missoula
N. H. Winchell
Butte
Gold Creek
Captain Kennedy Reported Critical After Surgery Plan
Missoula report states Captain William Kennedy is critically ill and an operation for a hernia is expected to be performed tomorrow.
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Missoula
William Kennedy
Fragmentary OCR Note Sparks Unclear Conflict
Readable text shows a fragment mentioning a college fire and a confrontation with mentions of a friend and a wife. Details are garbled and names or places are not identifiable. Further context is needed to form a coherent card.
Boundary commission opens in London September third
American and Canadian commissioners arrive in Liverpool and London to begin the Alaskan boundary proceedings. Secretary Root and aides will present briefs and the dispute centers on Canada’s claim to outlet to the sea under the 1825 Russo British treaty, while U S counsel argues the line runs 30 miles inland.
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United States
Choate
Root
Associated Press
Canada
Foster
Porcupine Creek
Gold District
Slaves to deadly drugs in Washington paper tale
A Washington Post article is cited as portraying vagrant addicts and poison users in an all night drugstore scene. The piece claims a reporter observed illicit supply of morphine strychnine and arsenic, with cocaine sniffers among amused readers.
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Oscar
Tom
Harry
Tor
Washington
Dope
Thomas Lipton
de Quincey
Washington Post
Industrial Schools Irregularities Mark Saxony Population
In Saxony an industrial school serves one per 14 441 people highlighting a distribution pattern across the region.
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Saxony
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