DOLLARS IN BONDS CARTED THROUGH NEW YORK TO FRANCE
A large shipment of bonds valued in the millions was unloaded at a New York dock and sent via Adams Express to Paris. The 32 wagons carried titles including two railroad bonds and a total of 20,000 bonds of 2b and 20,000 of 2b Traine denomination, with a total value near 15 million. A special escort accompanied the shipment through Jersey City and to France, where ME. aM Manager for Trine of te pete & American Mapes a sUDRNAYYy company will take charge. The document notes the weight and numbers involved, and the planning for safe transit in the event of a loss.
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New York
Paris
Luis
Adams Express Company
Treisurer
Philadelphia
Jersey City
Graham
Pennsylvania
Iaads
Ilroad Company
Addie Eyess
Honta
Totelack
Latreven
Cie
Wiew Tegan
Orsen
Plier
Lallite
Wwaighite
Buck the Fastidious Wears Gloves in Jail
Profile of Buck the Fastidious during detention in Butte describing his meticulous dress habits, aversion to dirt, and demand for grooming while facing charges connected to tens of thousands in jewelry theft. Notes on arrest, limited communications, and the authorities’ efforts to keep him in custody as prosecutors pursue the case.
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Pueck
Anitenella
Broadway
Wieng
Deena
Man of Logan Weds Belle of Melrose
Toler O Ruegamer of Logan and Mites Munky Barbey of Melrose wed at Lathan church parsonage yesterday afternoon. Rev. Mtula officiated, with many townspeople and relatives in attendance. The couple, long-time residents of Melrose, will reside in Logan as they begin married life.
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MAN OF Logan
Belle OF Melrose
Toler O. Ruegamer
Lagai
Mites Munky Barbey
Moelrose
Ino Butte
Mt Tula
Frida
Charles Kneganer
Gulinr
Mary Bomaing
Geimdasaiier
Mrn
Kurgiumer
Jit
Melrose
Blelg
Young Stranger in Butte Dies of Appendicitis
A 2 year old boy, Surley, died in Murray hospital after surgery for appendicitis while his young wife awaited news in Butte. The child, a resident of Renn, New Me, had been brought to the hospital by his father after a sudden illness. The tragedy left three sisters and seven relatives in Oxden Utah.
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Butte
Biipley
Murray Hospital
Tharley
Commie Horn
Renn
New
Surley
Oxden
Utah
Ain
Trefan
Othd Eagles
Viencouver
Waele
Mra
Buskey
Three Little Strikes Spark Victory For Montina Team
Mutant men from Montina steam laundry clashed with larboi Dowling alley in a tense match last night. Insiders used a strategy of strikes to seize the lead, as Whatly and Chequamegon prepared for a second meet with a prize of $200 on the line. The Whatley trio previously won decisively, setting high hopes for tonight’s games.
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Montina
Larboi Dowling Alley
Choe
Steexers
Accidents on the Union Pacific Claim Numerous Casualties
Report from Cheyenne describes a series of wrecks on the Union Pacific where three workers clearing a derailment were crushed under a toppled car. Dispatchers in Gren River report a head on collision between two light locomotives near Dalyavaneh, wounding several crew with one fireman killed and others severely injured. Multiple engines and cars were damaged as the line was disrupted along 19 miles west of Tilinq.
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Cheyenne
Wye
Des
Dinkon Vale
Atanding
Gren River
Oahnoros
de Urlen
Palle
Dalyavaneh
Wiles West
Be Tohoson
Mrenan Brown
Willlin Mullen
Maer
O'Donnel
Uva
Old Fashioned Dances Draw Big Evening Crowd
An old fashioned dance hosted by Lise Wrlone at Tavione attracted a large crowd with fashionable costumes and new tone in dance. Mrs Rorste Tox led the evening's music honored guests and temple ladies attended the reception, while two Northern Pacific engineers were killed at Cedar Creek at 5.
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Lise Wrlone Tani
Tavione Deters
Atva
Wii Mabey
Elalanan
Rorste Tox
Crioan
Fragmentary report of train collision and deaths
A garbled local passage describes a light engine collision with a steam engine on trackside. It mentions a switch left wrong, wrecked engines, and engineers killed. Superintendent and others are referenced in unclear terms.
Vance Loses Left Arm in Machinery Crush
A.W. Vance, employed on the construction of the State Savings Bank building at Park and Main, sustained a severely crushed left arm. Doctors amputated above the elbow after the forearm bones were ground by concrete mixer blades. He is hospitalized at St James' Hospital.
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Vance
A.W Vance
State Savings Bank
Park and Male
James’ Hospital
Fred Hammer and Benedict Bride Wed at Kearney Home
A wedding for Fred Hammer and Benedict Miss Kearney took place at the bride’s parents’ home in South Wast ingdon etreer with Rev administering the ceremony. Family members and friends attended, and plans call for the couple to reside in Hallo after their return.
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Fred Hammer
A Benedict
Miss Kearney the Bride
Adam Tou Kearney
Naftan
Path
He Ely
Aniston
Mk Mra
J. Ge Tian Inne
Race Track Headlines From San Hameryville Meet
San Hameryville natations feature a jumble of results with Tinscos tive Curlongs Ocean Shore leading, Sam Bacher second, Liam McGtbhen third in a mile and an eighth event. Orehan wins the mile and an eighth with Ben Volo second. other placings include Ray, Cheayne, and Pirtarion in various handicaps and distances.
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San Hameryville
Nats! Tinscos Tive Curlongs
Ocean Shore
Sam Bacher
Liam McGtb
Sremnid
Orehan
Ben Volo
Doe
Ynee
Sui Brie
Ake Yea
the Mighty
Fthel Day
Tyme
Horse races and winners at Los Angeles meet
In Los Angeles racing results Montalvan won the five furlongs with Phil Bottle second and Profide third. Seven furlongs saw Grilic second, My Choice Thine third. Mile race winner Colonel Droster with Cotillion second and Netting third. Linda Rowe won a steeplechase at Tar, with Time and other placings listed.
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Los Angeles
Ascot Tennils
Montalvan
Phil Bottle
Profide
Mive
Hwou
Grilic
My Choiee Thine
Colonel Drorster
Cotillion
Netting
Tap
Tay
Ponti
Ste Tarlongs
Linda Rowe
Prince Frederick Aecona
Fringe Ching
Yethia
New Orleans Fair Grounds Race Results Summary
At New Orleans on December 5 results include Curlangs-Kenin Ridges ley winning the first race with Monty Bosworth second and Jacy Hardy third. Second race won by Curlangs-Luewliis, Cannon Ball second, Woodelahin third. Third race featured Plorizel winning with Powell four, Lady Tene second. Sixth race at six furlongs saw Allowna’t win with Mazle O’Neit third. Final times around 2:08 for the mile and three sixteenths race.
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Orieand
Fair Grounds Revaaytten
Kenin Ridgesley
Monty Bosworth
Jacy Hardy
Luewliis
Cannon Ball
Woodelahin
Plinye
Wild
Thryd Tae
Mite
Miswouri Tal
Secon
Powell Ries
CarleneUhiaior
Teka
Lady Teneeter
Mazle O'Neit
Padra
Gladiator
Thira
Tims
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Buck the Fastidious
Anne
Uinus
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Arthur Ho
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Lyon
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Riyek
Chat Ear
Tully-ted Nindlé
Jetters
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Bude
Union Pacific
Mendachee
Xenenigin
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Grove
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Dee
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Ereck Apne
Gene Garfleld
Shakespeare
Gillett’s
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Mammoth Blue
Sherer-Gillett CO
Chicago
San Prancisco
Los Angel
New Orleans
Ant
Sant
North Main Street
Batie, Mont
Symons Dry Goods Co
the Booth
Baltimore
the Lewis Store
King Block
BANKS
Butte, Mont
Largey
GR. Leonard
PB. Chapin
B. Nuckell
Vesae Ptobiaone View
Lee Bren
Mansage
M.S. Largey
HR. Leonard
EL D_ Leaveitt RB
Nuckelle
Joba
I. Cuctis
E. P. Chapin
F. A. Heluze
Dt.m. Hodgens
Hd" Hickey
Transacts & Panera Bankine Bumingsa
Mwards
Puarlan
Daly Bank and Trust CO
John C Lalor
John D. Hyan
A. J Campbell
John’ G Morany
Charles B. Mooth
John C. Dessie
Charles F. Booth
Swinborne
United States
Silver Bow National Bank
Mont
Capital
CR. Leonard
Macginniss
Ayette Harrington
Rochester
Pire Pols
R. Leonard
J. We
Aghessea
Jotin
Ghrolsn
Favatta Tarington
First National Banx
Depostyary
Andrew 3.Davis
James A. Talbott
Vic Presiden
Monitor
Gasp
Dutton
Canaler
Varia
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