Montana Legislature Adopts Measures After Prolonged Session
Governor approves five bills and an amendment package during a extended session. Senate and house agree on changes to venue rules and trial procedures plus a constitutional amendment addressing child labor and work hours. Adjournment follows with expectations for further debate on Teton county memorials and public funding.
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Queen Alexandra’s Bedroom Fire Brings Narrow Escape
A fire in Queen Alexandra’s Bandringhai residence damaged her bedroom and nearby areas after an old lamp wire overheated. Miss Knowles woke the queen as flames spread from a partially insulated lamp, but the queen escaped in her dressing gown. Most damage was confined to the single room with minor water and costume losses.
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Dee
Queen Alexandra
Bandringhai
Sanmsringham
Miss Knowles
Hlinosk
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Misa Knowles
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Canadians kill two in Wyoming stock crossing incident
Dispatches report a fatal attack as Sirrine and Lisina were killed while attempting to run stock across the Wyoming border. Authorities, including mounted police, are said to have shot the pair after they refused to surrender. A banker, John W. Chapman, confirms an authenticated account from Lin McCorkle.
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Bec
Loin
Antry Willits
Patige
Wyden
John
Nerie
Sirrine
Sto Bereks
Sheriff Robertson Captures His Man in Chase
Wanien Hrauta reports that Sheriff Robertson arrested James Ryan, alleged horse thief, in Lorington after a lengthy pursuit. Ryan, linked to prior thefts in Litlingston and Park counties, eluded officers for years before being nabbed in Arcola while pushing a wheelbarrow full of saddles. Extradition arrangements were sought from Governor Youns for Ryan’s return to Montana.
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Shei
Dark County
Monn
James Ryan
Lorington
McLent
Robertson
Ryan
Youns
Tryan
Montana
Frank Reller
Gle Glenn
Litlingston
Park County
Wo Ryan
Lexington
Sherif Robertson
Arcola
Wheeling
Bold Attempt To Secure A Fortune
A strange crime tale from Milan recounts Beretta Nilandre lured by Angela Vecchio to discuss old pictures. He was bound to make a will and told he had killed himself, then an accomplice planned drowning. Vecchio’s scheme unravelled as the pair died by their own hand on Monte Placa drive.
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Beretta
Nilandre
Milan
Ftamens
Chevatiok
Angela Vecchio
Filla
Mila
Mevetta
Deraita
Bond
Wherry
Veechio
America
Weecle
Completes Term for Liberating Prisoners
Mrs Bouffel wife of the Allexheny cousin by marriage, freed after 20 months for her part in the Biddle brothers escape from the Western Pennsylvania penitentiary. Her husband Bus Ry filed for divorce, and she plans retirement at her father's home.
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Allexheny
Biddle Brothers
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Cattleman Fled Kansas Plans Return Says He Will
Wansag City Ma December 10 epactal lo Unt Sir from Woodbine a prominent cattleman fled to Mex ton to dodge debts estimated at 34 100 000. Walnut Bear received word he plans to return within days and says settlements have been made with many creditors. The case centers on a large debt and a possible relocation to Pontaria Ohio before resuming ties to his estate and ranching interests.
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Jane Gillotte
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Gislette
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Colonel King Dies in Tennessee Prison
Col King, a Confederate officer, died in the Tennessee state penitentiary where he had served part of a life sentence for the murder of Attorney David Hynes of Boston. A mob attempted to lynch him in Nashville as news of his conviction circulated, with reports of a special train chartered from Memphis to pursue the prisoner.
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Fugitive From Justice Held in North Dakota Court
Fargo court today heard the case of M We Way mock a Montana broker charged as a fugitive from justice. A continuance until Monday was granted on the request of Warnock's attorney who said the client would not return to Montana without requisition papers. Warwork was released on bonds of $200.
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Waymock
Montana
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Panera
Chinese restaurant proprietor killed in city
Sweetal Dispatch to the Standard reports Lang Chen proprietor of the Gem restaurant was killed last night. Firemen found his body in the dining room with a brutal blow to the eye and a knife wound. Coroner’s inquest to be announced.
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Countess Russella-taydivorces coachman husband
London reports Countess Mabel Russell a tay obtained a divorce from her husband William Brown a former coachman. She testified to cruelties and misconduct by Crown a supposed Davarian nobleman who guarded her in December 1903 under the title of Prince Aphrabati Stuart dr Moaens.
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Mabel Russel]la-tay
Wiliam Brown
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Moaens
Senator W. A. Clark Is Much Improved
New York March 1 United States Senator W A Clark was much improved today after an operation on his car which was deemed a complete success.
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New York
Culver Divorce Case Report Confirmed by Supreme Court
The report confirms the Culver divorce case involving Mrs Everett Culver and her husband, with Justice Maddax validating proceedings and directing filings in the county. The text cites adultery case rules and restrictions on copies of pleadings or testimony, noting the prohibition on unauthorized access and the need for a party attorney or client to obtain a special order.
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Klondiker killed by falling poles near Sabin Creek
A returned Klondiker valued at £4,000 was killed yesterday afternoon near Sabin Creek Cunyor, about 20 miles northeast of Balt hake City. The incident occurred when a load of poles toppled during loading and struck the man, with postincident details shipped to Shozkone for Yurlal.
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Grand Jury Indicts Ranchers and Officials in Nebraska
The Nebraska grand jury has handed down indictments in post office bribery and land fencing cases. Former State Senator Elliott Lowe faces bribery counts connected to Alma postmaster appointment. ten ranchers are charged with mega fencing on government lands. Additional indictments involve Charles Dietrich and other prominent ranchers across Cherry and Custer counties, with a possible supplemental report looming.
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Charles ‘T.” Tareson
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Ellaworti
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Frank Ot Currie
Broken’ Bow
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Tribe
Charles Ht. Dietrich
J. A. Billigs
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Alma, Jr
Dietrich
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Lawn
J. C.mitchell
Mitchell
Bie
Mor
John G. Detreeze
Tanehmier
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