Austrian miner seeks wife and friend after alleged elopement
Joseph Grahik an Austrian miner reports to police and sheriff that his wife Agnes and their supposed friend Jacob Plutt eloped from 615 East Park Street with most of his month’s earnings 150 dollars and other valuables. He requests that authorities locate the pair and recover his money while avoiding reconciliation with his wife.
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Joseph Grahik
Grahik
Jacob Plutt
C Grahik
Agnes
Plutt
East Park Street Alley
Minnie Healey
Platt
Colusu-Parrot
Joseph
Mrs Jennie Gerber Dies at 38 at Dugean's
Mrs Jennie Gerber aged 38 died last night and her remains are at Dugean's. No funeral arrangements have been made. Robert Melain aged 52 died Monday and his funeral is set for 2 o'clock this afternoon from Dug ean's undertaking rooms on North Main Street.
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Mra
Jennie Gerber
Dugean's
Robert Melain
Dugean
North Main Street
Fears for Merchant Missing After Park Avenue Fire
Missoula report says Morris Schlossberg, a prominent merchant, was seen before a Park Avenue hotel fire and has not been seen since. He was a guest at the Park Avenue hotel.
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Missoula
Morris Schlossberg
Perk Avenue Hotel
Schlossberg
Park Avenue Hotel
Parish Priest presented at Union theater in Missoula
Daniel Sully presented the Parish Priest to a packed Missoula audience at the Union theater. The production was splendid with fine scenery and strong acting that captivated the crowd.
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Missoula
Daniel Sully
Union Theater
John C Murphy Declared Insane After Court Hearing
In Judge McClernan's court John C Murphy was examined and found legally insane and committed to the Warm Springs state hospital. The 40 plus man described hallucinations about a picture machine and claimed ownership of a large fortune amid disjointed testimony from relatives and observers.
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John C. Murphy
Murphy
Jerry
Michael Murphy
Tom Sheridan
Nora
Maggie Murphy
Chief of Police
East Park street paving ordinance read for council approval
City Attorney Lamb drafted an ordinance to pave East Park street from Arizona to Covert about 1060 feet with granite blocks on Portland cement concrete six inches deep. Property owners must connect sewers gas and water. The Butte Railway and street railway companies share paving duties with 20 feet by the tracks. Total area to be paved 36 of 80 feet after sidewalks removal with estimated costs around 5101 000 to 582 000.
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Lamb
East Park Street
Arizona Street
Covert Street
Montana
Butte Consolidated Railway Company
Street Railroad
Street Railway Company
Renshaw Alley
Missoula Notes Short Updates From Town Activities
Mrs. P. B. Sanborn is ill and at home. Gov. Higgins will travel to Helena Wednesday morning. Lizzie Maloneys funeral held at Catholic church with large crowd. Nine Mile officials G H Brown visits Missoula. New baby born to Frank and Mrs Nelson. Elks hall event planned by university students.
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P. B. Sanborn
H. EF. Semper
Anaconda
Florence
Joseph Appolonio
Butte
Higgins
Helena
J. H. McJunkin
Hamilton
J. M. Wood
Frank Nelson
Hall
Frank Willett
Bilings
Paul Lajeune
Northern Pacific
R. L. Manifee
Plains
J. W. Zeveley
Interior Department
Elks’ Hall
Warrant Served on "Coyote Bill" at Ranch. Court Date Expected
Deputy Sheriff McCormick delivered the arrest warrant for "Coyote Bill" to a ranch. The accused plans to come to the city and appear in court the next day. In Missoula a theater incident left Charles Johnson's hack damaged after a collision with a backing vehicle.
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Missoula
Coyote Bill
McCormick
Union Theater
Johnnie
Charles Johnson
Johnson
Polygamy Foes Push Constitutional Amendment Hearings
Washington hearers, led by Federation of Women’s Clubs and the International Council of Women, urged a stringent amendment against polygamy. Speakers warned of Mormon influence widening from Western states to the East. West Virginia was cited with 3,000 converts. Pennsylvanians and others pressed for a Utah probe, but no final action was taken.
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Washington
Federation of Women’s Clubs
International Council of Women
House Committee On Judiciary Today
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Menning
Georgia
Utah
Cole excise bill clears lower house in Ohio legislature
Columbus Ohio February 25 The Cole excise bill passed the lower house today and moved toward final action. Supporters praised its anticipated economic impact while opponents warned of unintended consequences.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate action urged on 1 percent tax for utilities in Ohio
The bill proposes a 1 percent tax on gross annual earnings of electric rent gas natural gas water works and related utilities in Ohio with other carriers taxed at one half of one percent on gross receipts excluding the last four classes. Washington reports Surgeon General Sternberg received Col Maus's note noting declining sickness among soldiers in the Philippines and no complaints about patient care.
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Senate
Express
Ohio
Washington
Sternberg
Col. L. Maus
Mani’a
Philippines
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Pratt’ Poultry and Animal
Animal Food
Christie & Leys
N. Main Street
Vitaline
Eagle Pharmacy
Butte, Montana
Idaho
Oregon
Calkins’ Book Store
N. Main St
Standard
Yoseph Grahik
Tak Poolien
Miner
Morris Lehtons
Street Rasilroad Company
Missoula Notes
Lou Reinhard
A. J. Gibson
Gibson Block
J. 8
White
Stevensville
G. H. Brown
Nine Mile
A . Ran
A . Alue Lde
Price New
Silk
Lea
Marquise
CFF
Cpe
Val
Linen Batiste
Anderson Ginghams
Russia
A. E. Nettleton
Sani
le Besure
Sherman Dearing
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