Unknown River Man Inquest Hears Possible Asian Origin
Coroner's jury ruled the Deer Lodge river body found near Race Track is not an escaped Warm Springs patient and likely Chinese or Japanese. The remains show months of immersion with no other injuries aside from a possible ice cut. Identifying witnesses described finding the body and noting its nonwhite features. The death was deemed drowning, with interment to be funded by Deer Lodge County.
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Joe Hughes
Deer Lodge
Warm Springs
Race Track
Anaconda
Hughes
pHod Race Track
Hugh Magone
Yeser Lodge Valley
Deer Lodge County
Patrick J. Magone
Huches
Brain Food Diet Advice for Digestive Health and Stuart's Tablets
An article argues diet prioritizes vegetables grains and dairy for all but outdoor laborers who can handle meat. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets after meals to aid digestion, claiming they enhance gastric secretions without habit formation and are natural remedies.
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Stuart
Unidentified Body Possibly Identified With Missing Man
Remains found lack identifying marks and may belong to a missing man. it is unknown if the person reached his camp safely. Identification remains unsuccessful based on the limited clues and the condition of the body.
Grand Prize Ball by Carpenters' Union at Turner Hall
The Carpenters' union hosts a grand prize ball Friday evening February 28 at Turner Hall. Prizes totaling 175 dollars will be awarded for best dancers in each city union. Tickets cost 1 dollar with ladies admitted free.
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Carpenters’ Union
Turner Hall
Daring broncho busting pair roams Anaconda streets
In Anaconda a broncho busting pair draws a crowd as they ride a weary horse. A policeman intervenes when the younger rider ignores warnings, leading to both riders being escorted to city hall while the brash elder calmly smokes.
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Anaconda
Frederick Remington
Certin
Guardian of the Peace
Post Graduate Course in Local High School Favored
The school board may approve a 2 percent post graduate style course at the high school next term. Superintendent Koontz supports allowing Anaconda graduates to re enter for missed subjects, though he opposes labeling it post graduate. Trustees expect business studies with stenography to draw former students.
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Montana
Koontz
Anaconda High School
Gift of Rich American Funds Opens Franklin Hospital in Paris
Edward Tuck of Boston provides full funding to build and maintain a free American hospital for the colony and visitors in Passey Quarter Paris. Groundwork is laid, model follows American practice, and American doctors and nurses will run the facility. opening is planned for 1914.
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Paris
Perle
Edward Tuck
Parer
Tuck
Franklin Hospital
District Court Grants Amendments and Transfers In Various Cases
Judge Napton allowed Patrick Murtock vs Warren and Larkin to amend the answer. A transcript on appeal from a justice court in J.4 against William Edwards was filed. The City of Anaconda vs Kitty Haskins and a similar case against Lillie Hasley, accused of vice house involvement, were appealed and transmitted to the district court yesterday.
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Patrick Murtock
Warren
Larkin
Napton
Boy Accidentally Shoots Richard Simonton Brother
A 15 year old boy, Andrew Simonton, was wounded by a revolver fired by his older brother Richard nine miles east of Anaconda at their father’s ranch. The ball hit Andrew's right shoulder while he washed dishes. he was treated at home by Dr. Snyder. The bullet remains in place and recovery is expected with slight injury.
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Anaconda
Andrew Simonton
Richard Simonton
Andrew
Richard
Simontons
Ash Street
Simonton
Duffy Sues Shields Over Attorney Fees
The case of J. H. Duffy against J. I. Shields was submitted to Judge Napton in the Third judicial district court yesterday without argument. Duffy contends Shields owes him additional attorney fees for his representation in the prior action.
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J. H. Duffy
J. I. Shields
Napton
Third Judicial District Court
My. Duffy
Sailors Refuse Work on Bark in Manila Departure
In Manila Bay, Charles Aan stad I Bchepp P O Dwyer and F B Robertson crew members of the bark Reaper were arrested on orders from collector William Morgan Schuster after arriving from Port Townsend aboard the Hancock. J C Broward attempted escape by leaping overboard and drowned. the others to be turned over to the marshal.
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San Francisco
Charles Aanstad
I. Bchepp
P.O. Dwyer
F. B. Robertson
United States
Gamble
Hancock
William Morgan Schuster
Manila
Port Townsend
J. C. Broward
Manila Bay
Reaper
Ten Year Old Boy Arrested For Gloves Theft
A 10-year-old boy was arrested last evening on a charge of stealing several pairs of gloves from Strain department store. He will be brought before Judge Hayes today. His widowed mother lives in the eastern city part, and Mr Strain will not prosecute.
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Strain Department Store
Card of Thanks for Annie Cc Olding
We thank friends and neighbors who offered assistance and sympathy during the illness and funeral of our beloved brother and cousin Annie Cc Olding. MR. and MRS. J. D. McKAY express gratitude.
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Annie CC, Olding, MR. and
Mrs. J. D. McKay
Convocation of Scottish Rite Masons Concludes in Livingston
The 12th annual convocation of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite Masons southern jurisdiction valley of Livingston closed with a banquet at the Masonic temple. Degrees were conferred from the third to the thirty-second. Silent toasts honored the government supreme court grand lodge of Montana and brethren worldwide. Judge J A Savage presided as toast master.
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Standard
Livingston
Southern Jurisdiction
Valley of Livingston
Masonic Temple
Supreme Court
James D. Richardson
Grand Lodge
State of
Montana
J. A. Savage
Germans Call For Peace in South Africa Proposals Placed
Petitioners submitted to the Reichstag urging action to advance peace negotiations in South Africa. The motions were sent to Imperial Chancellor Count von Buelow. Several deputies launched vitriolic attacks on Great Britain, accusing British officials of hiding scandalous conditions.
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Berlin
Reichstag
South Africa
Count von Buelow
Great Britain
Red Cross
Mothers Elect Officers at Washington Congress
The congress of mothers elected officers including President Mrs Frederick Schoff of Philadelphia and First Vice President Mrs Robert K Cotton of North Carolina. Afternoon session featured a paper on deaf children who speak and attend public schools and Dr Sherman Davis spoke on the three determining factors in the life of the child.
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Congress of Mothers
Frederick Schoff
Philadelphia
Robert K. Cotton
North Carolina
Bertha C. Wren
Chicago
Fred T. Dubois
Idaho
J. P. Dolliver
Iowa
Mary
Garrett
Sherman Davis
Appointments Named in Washington Dispatch
Miss lk C Mayburn is appointed stenographer in the land office at Miles City. Martin Johnson is commissioned postmaster at Laurin.
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Standard
Washington
Lk. C. Mayburn
Miles City
Martin Johnson
Laurin
Mrs. Olivia Cole Pronounced Out of Danger
Helena report states Olivia Cole who was shot by her husband two weeks ago is out of danger and near certain to recover. The injury occurred before the approaching second Sunday in March.
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the Standard
Helena
Olivia Cole
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