Youthful Parisian Shotself in Boarding House Room
Arthur La Chapelle, about 18, shot himself in the chest at a boarding house on West Quarter Street after an alleged unrequited affection. Doctors removed a bullet and he rests, with officials noting projectile path spared vital organs. His mother and friends dispute intentional self-harm, citing youth and an accidental discharge in a Paris homeward tale.
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la Chaspelle
Ta Chapelle
Lennox
Paris
Tutte
New York
la Chapelle
Ile
Bol Charlesbois
Hector Chevrier
Alpha le Blanc
Institute Canadienne
Te Blanc
Chevrier
Charlebois
Justing
Rom Chevrier
Tei la Chapel
le Blanc
Harrison & Richardson
Lawson
Ray Freund
Ung
South Fontana Street
Pelle
Charlesbole
Rhevtier
Charlesbois
Institute Catienne
Seveal
Wea
Young la Chapelle
Society Notes at Mrs W H Davey's Home
A graceful evening with a dinner in honor of Mrs Thomas Bryant of Salt Lake City. Guests included Mr and Mrs Thomas Bryant Mr and Mrs E L Mayo Mr and Mrs Abe Cohen Mr and Mrs John McLaughlin Miss Mary Horn and others enjoyed music repartee and decorous conversation into a late hour. A later note mentions no meeting of the Woman's Club literature department this afternoon in Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Davey
Thomas Bryant
E. L. Mayo
Abe Cohen
John McLaughlin
Dines Heynold
Mary Horn
Salt Lake City
Lok P.m
Woman's Club
Library to Toon Move Noted by Land Office Official
A local notice states the library must relocate following remodeling in the Aden Block. The land office will move into a storeroom vacated by Mentrum Uriggs in the First National Bank block.
Germans to Visit Montana Ranching Scene Next Spring
A German agricultural party plans a May to June Montana tour to study American farming and western ranching. The Montana itinerary, arranged with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, seeks conveyance and arranging support from Billings residents, who welcome the visitors and promise to assist in showcasing ranch industries.
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Billings
A. c. True
Experimens Department
Monetana
Lalge
O'Donnell
True
Te Iehy
Agricutta
Montana Bredna
Washington
Mont Dear
Aarty
Department of Agriculture
Axe Nculture
United States
German Agricultural Society
Montana
Fastor
IRE LOSS NOT S Great Nonuille Meaze Choke Ae
The garbled OCR fragment mentions an IRE loss and a choke event involving names that appear corrupted. Given the unreadable source, summarize the core idea: a notable loss tied to a choking incident with unclear identifiers and places.
Fire Devastates Knoxville Retail District as Brown Building Collapses
A major blaze on Commerce Avenue opposite the Central fire station destroyed multiple four to six story structures. The Brown Hardware building, housing a $180,000 stock, collapsed and saved the district from an estimated loss of at least two million. With insured losses totaling about $240,000 and insurance of $1,800, the fire drew thousands, with Chattanooga aid aid sought but diverted by a wire halt.
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Knoxville
Commerce Avenue
Central Fire Station
Broyles, McClellan & Lack Jey
David Commission Company
Brown Hardware
Gay Street
Shanklin Attoe & Co
McTeer and Davies
Brown Hardware Company
Chattanooga
Brown
Businness
Catton & Coy
Knoxville’ Pants
Broyles, McClellan & Lackey
Sco
Shanklin’ Grain, Company
David’ & Co
Haynes & Henson
Mc-Teer, Hood & Co
Davies “Furniture - Company
Brown Bull
Omaha livestock. Tike 10 choice mauven Toloe
In a fragmented Omaha livestock listing, buyers are shown ten top selections with mixed spellings and partial names, indicating a market round of bids and bids. The text preserves familiar stock terms and local trading context.
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Tike
Mauven Toloe
Wester Stock Eneep
Texans cattle sale report with varied prices and lots
The list records a Texan cattle sale with references to steers heifers bulls and mixed lots. Prices include 134 for steers and 8.15 for heavy beef stock with other figures and breed notes scattered throughout. Names and precise lines are fragmentary but indicate a busy market at Hill Texas with numerous lots and varying weights.
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Texas
Grgiscdnia
Yorkherp
Wau gustus Forster Dies in City Home at One
Wau gustus Forster expired at his home in the city from apoplexy at age 1. He was a well known figure in Wisconsin Michigan and on the Pacific coast.
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Waugustus Forster
Wisconsin
Michigan
Pacific Coast
Five Indians Face Warrants For Deer Chasing With Dogs
Special Dispatch notes warrants sworn for five Indians from Fort Peck on charges of chasing deer with dogs. Complainant is Jen W. F. Scott, deputy present. Weather reports from Glasgow and Havre show extreme cold, with many birds and prairie chickens perishing. Separate tale mentions William Schroeder's trial for robbing Richard Bara of $200 in Helena.
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Fort Peck
Jen W. F. Scott
Dep- Taylor Green
Indian Agent Police
Scott
Watery County
Glasgow
Havre
Valley County
Special Dispatch
Helena
William Schroeder
Richard Bara
H.C. Smith
Department of UN District Court
Vienna nerve specialist Prof Baron Kraffte dies at Graz
Prof Baron Kraffte, famed nerve expert and once adherent of Prof Lombrose, died in Graz. His career included a shift to views opposed to the ecientist, marking a notable change in his scientific stance.
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Vientua
Baron Kraffte
University of Vienna
Graz Stryit
Lombrose
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Weinstein Co
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Putahl
the Billings Mercani
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Fosselman Drug CO
East Park Street
Bulie, Montana
Arthur LA Chapelle
Butte
Society Notes
Missouri
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Hell
Stearth
Mederine CO
Bali
Tas
Teleem
Hall
Goa
Ogee Soo Seioayeen Cent
Broomfield Fas
Swift & Company
Leary OF ST Trig Uthon
Worriseng
Brown Company
Omaha Livestock
Green
Lowes
Aamond Teearat
Benet
Streture
West
Econo Ples Aix
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Chen
Yellek Medical Institute
Adway and
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