Burglars Loot Bowman Home In Thorough Break In
Three men, well prepared and armed with local knowledge, raided the Bowman residence at Seventh and Locust, taking jewelry belonging to L. J. Bowman and two revolvers of J. C. Harrington. They entered via the cellar, disabled lights, blocked the door with a chair, and emptied nearly every drawer and trunk before fleeing toward the east as police hunted them citywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowman
Seventh and Locust Streets
Mr. Bowman
Mr. Weary
Wir. Harrington
Taylor
Third Street
Washoe Brewery
Warm Springs
Sound Teeth and Digestion Claim in Ad
An advertisement argues that Africans have perfect teeth due to digestion and plain foods. It credits explorers Livingstone and Stanley, claims dyspepsia causes dental issues in civilized people, and promotes Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure. The dealer offers a free sample by mail from Marshall Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingstone
Henry Stanley
Africa
Stuart
Jr. A. Stuart Company
Marshall, Mich
Nighttime break-in highlights upstairs sleeping areas
The floor chatter notes focus on upstairs sleeping apartments while the rest of the house shows little disturbance. Silverware in rooms below remained untouched, indicating selective movement and no theft in lower areas.
Riordan Seeks Hanna as San Francisco Coadjutor
Archbishop Will iam P. Riordan of San Francisco returned from Rome on the Cedric and urged the proposed appointment of Rev. Edward J. Hanna of Rochester as coadjutor archbishop. The congregation had delayed action awaiting more information on Hanna’s views. Three names were before the body as it plans March meetings on western affairs. The pope remains in good health and Riordan will stay in New York for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William P. Riordan
San Francisco
Rome
Edward J. Hanna
Rochester
Congregation of the Propaganda
Hanna
Riordan
Riord1in
Franco in Seclusion Guarded by Police in Bordeaux
In Bordeaux on February 9 former Portuguese premier Senhor Franco remains in seclusion at a city hotel. Police guard the hotel strictly as rumors of his departure and a message to King Manuel swirl, with a detective accompanying him from Lisbon and using the alias Jean Ferreira.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bordeaux
France
Senhor Franco
Lisbon
Manuel
Jean Ferreira
Local social notes and events in Anaconda area
Eye water at L F Verberckmoes. Dance at Three Mile House tomorrow night. Multiple visitors to Butte and Helena, including E P Mathewson, Sheriff Fleming, J C Keppler, and Bob Henley leaving Warm Springs asylum job. Masquerade at A O H hall Feb 12 with admission 75 cents, dancing to 1 am. Community updates on cattleman J Wenger and other local interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. H. Hall
Bob Henley
Warm Springs
Forest Reserve Service
Henley
French Gulch
Anaconda
Deer Lodge Notes Special Correspondence
Deer Lodge notes report a sequence of local visits and travel. Mrs E A P Bennett of Hall Mont visits friends, George Mudd travels from Big Hole to Deer Lodge, John Slaughter of Anaconda returns home, Lillian Williams resumes University of Montana duties, Bonner Mercantile manager Doc Spottswood goes to Minneapolis, and several residents take short trips or host or visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Deer Lodge
E. A. P. Bennett
Hall, Mont
George Mudd
Big Hole Valley
John O. Slaughter
Anaconda
Ben D. Lear
Lillian Williams
University of Montana
Dc. W. Spottswood
Bonner Mercantile Company
Minneapolis
Kleinschmidt Hall
Col. L. C. Parker
W. S. Higgins
Arizona
D. M. Durfee
Philipsburg
B. F. Harrison
Lillian Harrison
Garrison
Percy Napton Jr
Butte
Peter Valston
California
H. A. Smarr
W. W. Smith
Rutland
Larabie Bros
Bertha Wood
H. S. Cobb
Salt Lake
Margaret Beaumont
M McLaughlin Arrested For Saloon Closure Violation
W L McLaughlin proprietor of the Monogram saloon was arrested by Officer Boyd for violating the city ordinance closing saloons at 1 am. He posted a cash bond of $30 to appear in police court today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. McLaughlin
Monogram
Boyd
Montana State Sportsmen fix Livingston tournament dates
The Montana State Sportsmen's Association executive committee sets the Livingston annual tournament for June 19 20 and 21 with 750 added money. President Eugene Confarr drives preparations and excitement as Walla Walla Boise and Salt Lake predate the event. Strong promises of timely setup and no delays aim to satisfy shooters eager for glory and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana State Sportsmen's Association
Livingston
Eugene Conforr
Medala
Walla Walla
Big Northwest
Montana
Boise
Salt Lake
Andersonville Story by a Montana Veteran
Twin Bridges writer James Madison Page details his seven months in Andersonville and defends Maj. Henry Wirz. The book argues Wirz bore unjust blame for the camp’s deaths, using original documents and letters to present a soldier's vindication and a two part narrative on prison life and Wirz’s trial and execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Bridges
James Madison Page
Montana
Madison County
M. J. Haley
Andersonville Prison
Maj
Henry Wirz
Neale Publishing Company
New York
Mr. Page
Andersonville
Old Capitol
Washington
Wirz
Pennsylvania
Sixth Michigan Cavalry
Page
Stanton
Major Wirz
Pate
Ranchman Layton Dies in Cabin Near Gold Creek
William Layton a ranchman on the Big Blackfoot near Gold Creek Montana was found dead in his cabin. Coroner Marsh ruled death from natural causes and no inquest will be held. Layton about 40 years old formerly worked as a locomotive fireman on the Northern Pacific division. His wife is divorced and remarried in Salt Lake. one child believed with the mother. A brother in Butte is being sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
William Layton
Big Blackfoot River
Gold Creek
Marsh
Layton
Parker
Northern Pacific
Salt Lake
Butte
Charter Day at State University Draws Missoula Invite
Missoula reads charter day will be celebrated at the university next Friday February 14 with shops and laboratories open for inspection. President McLean of the University of Idaho will speak in the forenoon. music and a second address are planned. Lunch at noon in the gym, then tours and exhibits in the afternoon with faculty hosting a festive evening. The public is invited to attend all events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
McLean
University of Idaho
Memorial Services for a Popular Priest
Memorial services were held at Chase's theater in Washington for the late Rev. Dr. Denis Joseph Stafford pastor of St. Patrick's church. Vice Presidentsairbanks Senator Beveridge Hannis Taylor and James Tanner paid tributes while President Roosevelt expressed regret at his absence. Roosevelt urged unity across creeds and denominations praising Stafford's charity and service to mankind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Denis Joseph Stafford
St. Patrick's Church
Chase's
Stafford
Beveridge
Indiana
Hannis Taylor
Spain
Father Stafford
Milukoff Speech Draws Attention in New York Address
In St. Petersburg on February 9, Milukoff's New York address remains the talk of the era. Octoberists say the speech is virtually flawless and offers no grounds for further persecution of Professor Milukoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Paul Milukoff
New York
Milukoff
Relief From Pain With Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills
Mrs G H Webb of Austinburg Ohio testifies that Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills relieve headaches backache and other pains without habit formation. She notes swift relief for her husband from pleurisy and la grippe symptoms and endorses pharmacist return of the first package if no benefit. Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
LaGrippe
G. H. Webb
Austinburg
Ohio
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Boy Kills Brother Playing Soldier Near Lewistown
Special Dispatch to the Standard Lewistown Feb 9 Johnnie Walsh age 14 shot and instantly killed his 12 year old brother while playing soldier with a loaded rifle at the Pernot ranch near the city. The boy says the death was accidental not knowing the gun was loaded. Coroner Attix has gone to investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Lewistown
Johnnie Walsh
M. C. Pernot
Attix
Storm at Sea Delays Shipping and Fatal Accident
The City of Para arrived with 26 cabin and 9 steerage passengers and a large cargo after a fierce storm outside the bay. The Kosmos steamer Alexandria also reached port on its first trip here from Hamburg. Roy W. Smith, 18, quarter master on the Indiana, died of a fractured skull after a fall at the docks last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Pacific Mall Company
City of Para
South America
Kosmos
Alexandria
Hamburg
Roy W. Smith
Indiana
Marine Hospital
California railroad rebate probe to target Southern Pacific
Investigators in California announce an inquiry into rail rebate practices. Four thousand rebate cases are said to be perfected against the Southern Pacific company as J C Stubbs arrives to participate in the investigation conducted by the state railroad commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
California
State Railroad Commission
Southern Pacific Company
J. C. Stubbs
Harriman Lines
Conductor Recalls Robbery Tale in Missoula Station
Charles Clark, a Northern Pacific freight conductor, claimed he was robbed of 99.25 in currency and a watch in a station toilet. Sheriff Campbell and deputies investigated, doubting Clark’s account while noting his recent involvement in a fundraising committee and reports he played poker last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Charles Clark
Northern Pacific
Campbell
Clark
Copper City
C. M. van Leuven
Gambler Fleeces Frail Woman Then Fails to Follow
Frankie Johnson, a young lodging-house resident in Missoula, is jailed with Sheriff Campbell after she was trusted with 390 by a local gambler. She claimed the money was handed to another man, who likely left town. Deputies stopped her as she packed to depart by train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Frankie Johnson
Hugh Campbell
Frankie
West Front Street
Plot to proclaim a republic halted at Oporto
Feb 10 report from Marseilles states a major conspiracy in Oporto was disrupted on Friday. Leaders and many conspirators have been arrested. Police seized revolvers and carbines with written plans showing an overnight seizure aimed at the government house and lines of communication to establish a republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marseilles
Oporto
Lisbon
Coffee or Postum for Nervous Men
Professional men who get too little exercise waste brain and nerve cells quickly. Coffee harms such people and many know it. Try ten days off coffee and drink Postum, the wholesome beverage with a coffee flavor minus drugs. It contains wheat nutrients including natural vital phosphates for nerve building. There's a reason.
Missoula Notes Picks Up Local Happenings
Dr. J Tyler visits Missoula from Nimrod ranch. Mrs W C Ahrens returns from California. A new automobile appears on streets owned by Dr Aelin of the Northern Pacific hospital. Bonner visitors include Mrs George Clynick, daughter Mrs Dishman, and Will Thraikill. T J Farrell recovers from illness. Judge Durfee visits Bandmann ranch while his wife visits relatives. Contractor Lyons visits after securing Thompson high school contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Clynick
Dishman
Will Thraikill
Missoula
J. Farrell
South Second Street
Judge Durfee
Philipsburg
Bandmann Ranch
Bandmann
Lyons
Thompson
City
Hamilton Happenings in Justice Court and Visits
In Hamilton on Feb 9 Justice Morris fined Marshal Grant 10 dollars for assault after he allegedly struck Patsy May while taking him to jail. Nels Johnson returns from a business trip to Butte and Anaconda. G C Beery visits from Corvallis. Paul Whitelaw, Helena traveler, meets merchants. Walter Mace and Albert Sherrill visit from Corvallis ranches. Mrs Cap Oerth visits from Sleeping Child. Joseph Putman, recently ill, is recovering and hopes to resume activities soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Justice Court
Paul Whitelaw
Helena
Walter Mace
Albert Sherri
Corvallis
Cap Oerth
Joseph Putman
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Job
Frisco
Franco
L. F. Verberckmoes
Three Mile House
E. P. Mathewson
Sheriff Fleming
Evenine
BE. D. Abrams of
Jimmy O'Gorman
J. C. Keppler
Wolf Copinus
E. E. Kinerk
John Wenger
Big Hole
M’laughlin
Confarr
Shooting
stockade—Review
Publishers’ Review
Big Blackfoot
Blankets
AY State University
Charter Day
Grove
Boy
Missoula Notes
Hamilton Happenings
Copper Mining CO
Mercantile Department
Hamilton, Mont
MISSO
United States
G. A. Wolf
John C Tensor
J. H. T. Ryman
Eegteee
Pree
M. L. Golden
Mont
Daly Bank and Truss CO. OP
John R. Toole
E. J. Bowman
Stockton Veazey
John Con Iarrington
Yegen
Cook Remedy CO
State Street
Chicago
Ill
Warner
Ana
Warner's
Safe Cure Co
Sé “Ee
Pacific Railway
Oregon Short Line Railway
Silver Bow
Durant
Great Northern
Miles’ Crossing
Big Blackfoot Milling Co
Bonner, Mont
Bonner Yards
State
Missoula Mont
Tamarack
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