Henry Klein's Will Filed for Probate
The will of Henry Klein was admitted to probate by Judge Clements in Helena district court. Executors Louis Gangs of New York and Jacob Kieln of San Francisco posted bonds for 350 dollars, with four witnesses testified. The estate valued about 273000 dollars, with real property around 3500 and personal estate 176000, and letters testamentary granted to Gans and Klein. Relatives listed as next of kin include Susman Klein, Bessia Auerbach, Jacob Klein, Terry Mich, Milton Stein, Martha Kohn, and Samuel Black. Contest possibility remains open for one year.
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Helena
Wetate
Henry Hiéin
Clements
District Court
Louis Gangs
New York
Incob
Lela
San Francisco
Blegseng Bulla
Procerafoss
Louis Gans
McIntyre
Gans
Mr. Klein
Klein
Susman Klein
Los Angeles
Cal
Bessia Auerbach
Jacob Kieln
San Fransisco
Terry, Mich
Milton Etn
Oakland
Martha Kohn
Nises
Samuel Black
Nephem
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Fragmented OCR text mentions a laxative product and a 250 amount, with unclear names or dates. Unable to extract a coherent event or entities beyond generic references to a laxative and a numeric figure.
Review sought in case against Judge Clancy in divorce dispute
Helena December reports a writ of review sought by Durand in Silver Bow county to challenge a district court order voiding a divorce judgment. The case centers on a first divorce granted to Emma Durand later challenged after the husband remarried and a second wife sought to overturn the order setting aside the original judgment. The supreme court is asked to review the proceedings that canceled the original divorce judgment.
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Helena
Supreme Court
Eniuma
Durand
Claney
District Court of
Silver
Buri
Emma Durand
Iff
Ten Thousand Dollars Claim in Ore Dispute
Special Dispatch reports a trial in Helena where Ti. L. Stelle and Dan McKinnon seek $10,000 from American Melting and Refining Co. over ore from the Ripple mining claim near Nolbart. They allege rights under a lease from Wehn G Parker and others, dated February 20, 1901, covering 120 feet depth from the surface.
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Standard
Helena
Dee
United States
Nolbart
Wehn
G. Parker
J.T. Armington
J J. Cellins
Mittret
Alleged misconduct at company over wartime ore shipment
An initial report alleges that a company mishandled a wartime ore shipment from Helena. The claim states a payment dispute arose as the ore was loaded, with the firm resisting surrender of the goods and refusing to provide demanded documents.
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Grogertyy Whitey
Gos
Eeruds
Uae
Yulus
Unions Push Back on Municipal Service Rules
Mayor Pardwen orders action against union involvement in city services. Officials argue that workers in civil service may join unions, but those in department roles such as fire and police owe allegiance to the city. The move follows an appeal from fire department engineers requesting higher wages.
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Chivaga
Bec
Fyusletpat
Hibue
Pardwen
Tongor
Imag
Chitcaga
Oulon
Nerves Shaken as Attorney General Case Moves Forward
Jefferson City December 14. Continuances to March granted in bribery case involving Senator Far r ingad Guilth. Attorney General Crowe’s health seen as grave but he plans to attend by Wednesday with assistant ready for trial. Meanwhile Great Falls meeting considers protest against disorderly house ordinance and gambling concerns in the city.
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Jefferson City
Farringad
Allorney
Gneral Crowe
Ward
Weneral
Great Fale
Great Falls
Sheales
Land lease to Woodgen and Woodson in Fergus county
Deciphered disjointed notice from Lewistown reports J A Woodgen and W St Woodson, deputy county clerk, leasing Sulpher Springs tract from W G Shaw. Lease runs to January 3207, covers about 1600 acres of land with 200 acres to be fenced, and reserves stock running rights. new tenants to engage later.
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Standard
Lewistown
J. A. Woodgen
W. St. Woodson
Dforgus County
Shaw
Agen
la Sant
Neighbor charged with killing seven Thompson sheep
Maore Dec 14 Special Dispatch reports J D Phompson, a prominent wool grower on Dullhook creek near Havre, says neighbor August Young shot seven of his sheep while they were trespassing on Young’s land. Thompson claims the boundary was surveyed and the sheep were goading on his land. The case will be heard before Judge Henry J Mell this week.
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Blanchard
Maore
J. D. .Phompson
Dullhook Creek
Havre
August Young
Thompson
Young
Lis
Iis
Difulon
Walore
Henry J. Mell
Fire at Lundwall Plumbing Store in Bozeman
A morning blaze at Martin Lundwall plumbing on West Main Street in Bozeman was spotted around 10 o clock. Firefighters quickly extinguished the fire, saving the building. Lundwall suffered blistered hands while battling the flames. Insurance covered the lost property. A second porch fire behind Ferrentell’s grocery involved two boxes of live coals and was halted before reaching a large gasoline bank beneath.
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Standard
Hoseman
Martin T Lundwall
West Main Street
Lundwall
Farrentell
Illnessed Friends Recall John Young at Stockwell House
The friends of John Young, who died of pneumonia at the Stockwell house, are making efforts to arrange a tribute or relief. Details remain scarce as the community processes the loss and supports his family.
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Ito Reente Young
Reléiver
Bneelal Mapateh
John Young
Stockwell House
Longtime Montana recluse dies with few clues to kin
A reclusive man, Tonng Wax, known locally as a caveman figure, died leaving little detail on his family. Authorities believe he had relatives in Maine and are attempting to locate them. He left some property and funds, and his burial is planned for Pil, with funeral arrangements by the undertaker.
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Montana
Sisty
Maine
Couaideralle
Robert Steele
Alleged embezzler Vanduin report widens inquiry
Commissioner Taylor, previously indicted for allegedly embezzling 800 of government funds, has resurfaced as details emerge. Tyelor vanished after an early year trip to California, with inquiries noting shortages in accounts from the agricultural commission. The case links to Bishop Restativk of Hawaii and mentions trips to England and New York amid conflicting statements.
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Vanduin
Taylor
Tyelor
California
Accutunts Ag Aeviauural
A. Vetter
Tolsenpal
Rest
Power hopes spark revival for Emigrant mining region
Sneelal Msparch and Fridiey Wisthese lead a group in Livingston planning a stock company to develop a power and road system for the Emigrant mining district around Enidley, 25 miles south of Tavingelles. The project aims to supply cheap power and enable bullion transport via railroad, signaling a potential revival for the area.
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Sneelal
Tivingston
Brow Tea Aiuther
Fridiey
Emleniat
Hee
Miieraty Creek
Powan
Chlen Clg and Power Company
Cinetatn
Ail Reidtey
American students make good showing at college prizes
The article notes high achievement by American college students in a variety of prizes across disciplines. Notable winners include J Sunplee and E Etzmaurice in theology, K Fitzmurlen and D Tulley among top medalists, and others from Springfield Philadelphia Milwaukee and New York. Cardinal Gotti presented prizes.
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American College
Coltess
Fitzmauriee
Philadelphia
J. Sunplee
Haxton
E. Etzmaurice
J. Wolf
K. Fitzmiurlen
D. Tulley
Springfield
P. Turner
Mobile
J. Butler
Providence
Torser
New York
Tulley
E.” Hyan
Boxton
B. Doyle
Mass
P. Sehnoftel
J. Bastan
B. Ryan
Bostan
M. Ryan
Wilmington Ieee
Schagtfel Renvivet
J. Kelliher
Kiqumand
FP. Doyle
A. Astais
J. Shade
Milladelpita
P. Doyle
Mirdab
F. Ryan
Bf. Tryan
Collen
Cleveland
Averett
Mortford
Cardinal Gotti
Wesleyan and Bozeman to Play Basketball
Wesleyan will meet Bozeman in a college basketball game at the hall Thursday evening. The Wesleyan lineup includes Leoy, Lagan, Walker, Notable guards and forwards listed. Montara and Chisholm captain. Agricultural college students Grithth and Woodworth among substitutes. Two years ago Wesleyan won the state title. the Kraenian college won two games from Wesleyan, setting up a championship rematch.
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Bree
Uozeman
Bee
Aéors
Hall Thursuli
Sma'eterk
He Hoy Ieqing
Wieleyan University of 16
Ima Ani
Die Teven
Wesleyan
Woerleyan
Cineheil
Nelsonesque horse theft case at Dintriot Court
Special Dispatch reports Muings Dee A-fans Nelson faced preliminary examination in Meare A. Mraser tus k charge of stealing a horse from A C dlonse, rub-agent of harrow reserva tion. The horse was found in the jou aggulan of Nelson, with evidence stating he traded for the animal. Frank Pearl Pea also faces a horse theft charge.
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Muings
Dee
Nelson
Meare A. Mraser
Harrow
Frank Pearl
Death of Gus Winters on Crow Reservation
Gus Winters, an aide to the Crow reservation, died at St. Xavier ninety miles south of Craw agency from epilepsy. His body was moved to Billings on the Burlington train and arriving at 3 this morning was taken to George Setzier's undertaking rooms. The Mineral was held at 2 this afternoon, with W. I. Hall, T. J. Connelly, and Oil Miller accompanying the coffin to Billings.
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W. It. Hall
Crowveeney
T. J. Connelly
St. Navier
Voult
Miings
Shaman Was Arrested On Street Preaching In December
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports a man named Was, described as partially demented, was arrested by police yesterday. He appeared to be from Moorhead Minnesota, preaching on a street when arrested. He will be detained to determine if his condition stems from alcohol or dementia. A separate item notes the cornerstone ceremony for a new warehouse but details are limited.
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Was
Moorhead
Mian
Fe Waa
Slippery Rally Causes Collision Injuring Ten in St Louis
A slippery roadway today led to a collision in St Louis injuring ten people. Among the injured are Wirt ares Wl kim Taster, motorman William Shan hon, conductor Hert Burke, Petey Cal higher, and John Kie, with several in serious condition.
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St. Louis
Fire at Market Street factory causes heavy damage
Fire at the Mardesty Manufacturing building on Market Street in Denver burned an estimated 20 000 dollars in value. Fire Captain Hla Sorwash fell from the second story to the basement, sustaining injuries. A police round injured two bystanders as shots were exchanged near the crowd. no one was killed.
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Chante
Kan
Mein
Eliaha Wellshen
Fem
Mel Laln
Denver
Colo
Stree
Mardesty Manufacturing Semipany
Joas
Hla. Sorwash
Fragmented OCR shows automotive terms and names
Readable fragments include car related words and personal names. unclear full story or event. Possible notes on vehicle or people mentioned but lacks coherent facts, dates, or locations to form a proper summary.
Train wreck shocks Colorado Springs crowds
Wreck blamed on a bolt on the track near Colorado Springs delayed trains as schoolchildren witnessed the incident. Workers blamed factory strikes in Kentucky while President Roosevelt watched the Northern Securities case with Justice Knox present at the United States Supreme Court session.
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Rock Islami
Combi Weel
Unek
Colorado Springs
Estuieer
Warnngean
Ley
Roongvelt
States Supreme Court
Sia Knox
Artunaty
Newhra's Herpleidy Promises Hair Health and Odor Control
An ad claims Newtra's Herpleidy cures dandruff thickens hair and prevents shedding. It touts soft glossy hair and a pleasant scent, alleging a fragrance that refreshes the hair while defeating dandruff. Sold by druggists with a 105 cent sample offer through Paxson & Rockefeller, Detroit agents for Butte.
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Cornelia Iew
Colfax
Newtra
Druggiata
Detroi, Mich
Paxson & Rockefeller
Butte
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