Wanted swindler Stone arrested in fall for bogus check
Oscar C Stone a suave accused swindler linked to frauds in Portland Tacoma and Butte is under arrest in fall. Deputies from Sheriff Curran pursue on a warrant issued by Judge Nelson for passing a 125 dollar counterfeit check on La A Walker Finlen hotel. Authorities tracked him since Friday and reported multiple forged checks, including a 37% note, tied to hotel bills. Stone presented himself as a wealthy attorney and claimed ties to arson cases. He is to be transported with Deputy Curran, wife possibly absent, while Portland and Tacoma claims linger.
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Oscar C. Stone
Butte
Portland
Taxcoma
John Curran
Jone
Nelson
la A. Walker
Finten
Murphy
McGuigan
R. G. Ingersoll
Taho Falls
Stone
Tacoma
Mr. Walker
Btone
State Savings Bank
Stone Ena
Finlen Hotel
Title Guarantee and Trust
Bowne Thrueh
Walker
Finien
Portand
Murphy Onegan
Flows
Etna
Mlaughlin
P Stone
Tng
Stan
Thome
Washington
Lannin
Sweet
Jurran
Hatter
Mrs. Stone
City Woman Suffrage Ball Aims to Fund Legislation
The Woman's Suffrage club plans a grand ball next Tuesday at Renshaw hall to raise funds for advancing suffrage before the state legislature. Notables include Miss Helen Skelly and Fred Sully with the Grion orchestra, plus a dramatic reading by Mary Keller. A reception committee led by Majors Knowl and Dempster and others will organize, while police matron appointment discussions continue with city officials and Business Men's Union. Adjourned meeting slated for Monday to finalize ball details and legislative efforts.
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Woman's Suffrage Club
Ds Bat Renshaw Hall
Fred Sully
Bliss Mary Keller
Grlon Orchestra
Aces Een Majors
Kila Knowl Pointmen Bion
Business Men's Union
Mary O'Neill
Martha Dunckel
M.E. Huge
Helena
Old Pioneer Birdseye Dies in Butte Montana
Birdseye, an longtime resident and early settler in Butte Montana, died Monday afternoon at his home on Weet Park Street. He arrived in the area early in the region's development and left a notable legacy in the community. The obituary notes his status as a pioneer and old timer in Montana.
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Birdseye
Private funeral for Deer Lodge man after brain hemorrhage
A Deer Lodge resident died after a brain hemorrhage, leaving a widow and a daughter. Funeral services will be private. The obituary notes long residence, vigorous business activity, and a sudden illness two years ago.
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Deer Lodge
Mins
Birdseye
Abe
City Council and Legislators Confer on Municipal Issues
A tense meeting discussed the municipal garbage system, sprinkling tax changes, indigent care costs, and damage notices. Provisions on condemnation of property and cost sharing were adopted, with a gathering of council, association, and elected legislators set for the city hall on the eighteenth. A communication from the Municipal League regarding proposed legislation was tabled.
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Witten
Wileys
Muntcipa League
Petty thieves break into Henry Fitzpatrick home
Burglars entered the residence of Henry Fitzpatrick at 620 South Idaho Street while the family was away last night and stole items unspecified in the report. Local police are investigating the incident and seeking information from residents.
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Henry Fitzpatrick
Idaho Street
Thieves snatch laundry basket amid street theft spree
Readable fragments show a robbery case with a woman and a man involved. A basket of laundered clothes vanished from Granite and Montana streets while a Chinaman in charge was away delivering other items. Police investigate thefts and drug link conjecture amid a wave of petty crime.
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Granite
Montana Street
Othe
Kinaman
Prominent Citizens Involved In Friday Night Brawl
South Butte saw a clash between two well-known residents resulting in a third degree assault case. James A. Good filed charges against Romayn Ogies for beating and injuring him. Ogies pleaded not guilty and awaits trial next Saturday. The incident followed drunken taunts and vulgar remarks by bystanders. Separate notes mention five youths from W fon ranch convicted of larceny with fines and settlements.
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South Butte
Taylor's Court
James A. Good
Romayn Ogies
Ques
Alon
Pon Ogles
Thorntons Triumph Over Stars In Night Victory
Thorntons defeated the Stars with a strong team effort led by Eis who posted the best showing. The newcomers Como and Bempie surprised crowds as Thorntons built a comfortable lead and controlled the game from start to finish.
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Thorntons
Thornton Alles
Eis
Bempie
Semple
Two Bad Boys Arrested As Juvenile Gang Leaders
Sullivan and Downes, two incorrigibles, were arrested last week by alleged perpetrators of various thefts. County Attorney Treen pressed the case, declaring they lead an organized gang of young criminals. Three other boys were arrested. Sullivan had prior petty larceny charges and faced reform school if not for pleas. Parents appear to be concerned.
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Daniel Sullivan
Michael Downes
Ditch
Heike County Sil
Reform School
Treen
McGittre
Sul
Died of blood poisoning at home of parents
Arthur Nuss aged 19 died last night at his parents home from blood poisoning. He became affected in a strange and unusual manner after working near a concentrator. The incident followed a pimple that led to the infection. His father is Charles A. Nuss a well known miner. Deputy Prof. Daily reported details and indicated preparations for further action yesterday.
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Arthur Nuss
Charles A. Nuss
Fr Landge
Ds N
Seattle
William J. Burdette
Burdette
Ine of Wight
Death toll rises from San Francisco railroad wreck
Twenty five victims are reported dead or dying after a Southern Pacific collision near Bryan. Stella Howard of San Francisco died at the Southern Pacific hospital. Walter Vernon, 17, of Fresno died today and his father perished the same night. Several other victims remain in critical condition as authorities withhold details while investigating the cause.
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San Francisco
Byran
Stella Howard
San Franscisco
Southern Pacific
Walter Vernon
Fresno
Mike Hotest
Mascagni's Tour Ended Amid Legal Woes and Prostration
Jeaga dec 22 the american tour of metro Mascagni and his Trailan opera company abruptly closed after a claim against his personal assets surfaced amid mental strain. consulate funds and financial aid actions are in motion as officials consider transporting the company home to Italy. the maestro faces nervous prostration and uncertainty about his future performances ensue.
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Jeaga
Metro
West
Mascagni
Dutins
Washington
Fonda
Italy
Rome
Portland Baseball club resigns from Northwest league
Portland Oregon December reports the Portland Baseball club tendering its resignation to the Northwest league. The Portland Baseball Association plans to absorb the club and join the Pacific Coast league with franchises in San Francisco Oakland Los Angeles Sacramento Portland Seattle. President C A Whitemore indicates a switch from Northwest to Pacific Coast, managing Seattle pending a coastal league contract and a February election.
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Portland
Ore
Portland Baseball Club
Pacific Northwest League
Portland Baseball Association
Pacific Coast League
San Francisco
Oakland
Los Angeles
Sacramento
Seattle
C. A Whitemore
Jub
Henry Harsh Pranalod CA
Wentiadh Vortland
Tiie
Two Votes Will Decide It Tax Won From Morse
Special Dispatch reports a tight county election with Rever leading by 1 vote after most precincts tallied. Fairview added 6 to his margin, Morse reportedly gains elsewhere, and Upper Musselshell counts could flip the result. Both sides claim conflicting totals as county officials await final returns.
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Rever
Fairview
Thomas’ Ranch
Beyers
Hever
Morse
Upper Musselshell
Billings
Upper Mt
Countias Ranch
Bover
Kae
Bever
Thomas
Upper Mt Ranch Rover
Setahell
Thom Ranch
Jaye Morse
M. Rater
Bert Shores
Horses to Be Wintered on Stillwater River
A special train carrying horses from a transportation company will winter at the head of the Stillwater River near Carbon county. The horses will be unloaded at Columbus and driven to their destination. About 900 horses are kept for winter freighting at the site of the proposed hotel in Upper Geiser basin. The plan to use sleds for winter freighting in the park is experimental and may become ongoing work if successful.
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Standard
Aston
Col
T. W. Hicks
National Park
Th Transportation Company
Stillwater
Carbon County
Columbus
Upper Geiser Basin
Assault case dismissed and local education notes
Livingston reports the assault case against a student of Ke ich was dismissed after the principal argued the punishment was excessive. Local school trustees expect changes. the State Teachers association meeting is planned for late December. Meanwhile To Town feasts and Christmas holidays affect school schedules and the Ravalli county district faces dismissal and key custody issues. Deep Son and H A comewell wed in Livingston in a quiet ceremony. St Ann's Catholic Sunday School staged a cantata at the Grand Opera House drawing a large audience.
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Standard
Livingston
T.vingston
Livingston Scoola Weil
State Teachers’ “Association
Toxoman
Tewistown
Efect
J.D. Waite
Justice McFarland
Waite
Helena
Digpaten
Heatlig
Ravalli
Ah Livingston
Misa H. A
Mra A
E. Smith
Methodist Burch
P.P. Mambrue
eMawrence
Mr. Sampson
United States
St. Ann's Catholic Sunday School Association
Grand Opera House
Santa Claus
Marconi wireless progress reports hitch free transatlantic messages
London reports Marconi representatives say trans Atlantic messages have been received for a week with no hitch and near instantaneous delivery. Plans include 1000 words per hour capacity and connecting Poldhu with inland stations to begin regular commercial service between Cornwall and Nova Scotia. King Edward and others received congratulatory acknowledgments from Lord Knollys.
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London
Marconi
Edward
Poldhu
Cmpany
Cornwall
False promises and desertion drive woman to mental ruin
Dora Gregory of Los Angeles was declared insane and committed to Stellacoom asylum after a man诱ed her to leave home with promises of marriage then deserted her. She had followed him from Victoria to Seattle, secured work, and awaited his return. A letter revealed her son had gone back to Los Angeles and married another woman, triggering her collapse.
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Nan
Dora Gregory
Los Angeles
Stellacoom Asylum
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