Death of Dr J H Rinehart in Billings civil life and medicine
Dr J H Rinehart longtime Billings physician and former mayor and coroner died suddenly after returning from calls. Born in Ohio 69 years ago, he served in Montana legislature and as Billings mayor, member of Masonic and Kiwanis lodges. He left a widow, six children, and relatives in five states. Funeral will be under lodge auspices.
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Billings
J. H. Rinehart
Stantana
Ian Pussdenly
Hinehart
Ohio
Montana
Mayer
Wig Deat
Fifer
Rinehart
Infant body found in car on switch track
Coroner investigates the discovery of an apparently week-old infant's body in a lumber car on a switch track at Hlumey. An attic worker spotted magpie near the car, spurring the probe to identify those who placed the child.
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Hlumey
Magpie
Te Se Farms
Records Show Beaverhead County Deaths and Cases
The records of Beaverhead County for the year report six deaths including one homicide and one accidental death along with four newborns, while civil and criminal dockets total sixteen cases, with probate, family, and administrative matters noted and ongoing civil actions.
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Walker
Heavetlend
San Francisco Briber Sentenced to Four Years in Prison
A San Francisco contractor named Blair, who sought to bribe J M Kelly, a prospective juror in the Ruef bribery trial, was sentenced by Judge Dunne to four years in prison at San Quentin. Appeals for a lighter sentence were presented by District Attorney Langdon and Attorneys Sullivan.
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San Frances
Dec
Sle
Blair
J.M. Kelly
Ruef
Tudge Dunne
Iin
Ban Quentin
Langdon
Sullivan
Trial date set as Blake to testify in Newburg case
Blake, whose confession linked him to the crime under pressure from Ruef's attorneys Murphy and Newburg, is slated as the principal prosecution witness at Newburg's trial, following Murphy's acquittal. The trial is set for January.
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Manley
Blake
Frank J. Murphy
Newburg
Ruef
Murphy
Blake Will Aiko
Eggs Top The Market Of Holiday Dainties
A fragmentary dispatch notes egg prices influence holiday dining with mentions of Butte restaurants and ranchers supplying fresh eggs. The text references customers awaiting orders and hens, springtime calls, and local sellers offering good eggs as the best produce.
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Butte
Theoultry Yard
Vandals rob the shack of Claus Boe deceased
Report details a burglary at the shack of Claus G. Boe who died after a small fire in a bin in a Wyoming alley. Investigators seek missing property including real estate and a certificate. Ole Boe, a Minnesota native, travels west to assist authorities and recover items as described in the police report.
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Claus Boe
Claus G. Boe
Wyoming Alley
Christina
Ole Boe
Tale Boe
Hoty
Not Street Car Robbers Witnesses Declare
Charles Moe and Perry Hantanan, a footman and conductor, held by the robbers, testified. They identified two men resembling the suspects seen near the Phoenix hotel burglary. Moe and the others said they could pick the culprits from the lineup, while Meyers and Saville face vagrancy charges as the investigation continues.
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Charles Moe
Perry and
Hantanan
Footeman
Charles Movers
Saville
Moe
UK Phorntan Hotel
Meyers W
Fire threat as Lloyd block on Broadway burns
A stubborn early morning blaze near the Lloyd block on Broadway and Montana endangered the three story brick building. Fire Chief Sanger and crews battled the stubborn fire for nearly two hours, keeping it from spreading. The Lloyd billiard hall sustained the worst damage, including an imported $800 table, while upper lodgings suffered minor losses. The structure, erected for about 17 000, was insured for 14 000 with repairs pending.
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Royce
England
G. Ft. McDonald
Anne. Ward
Loyd
Mide
Lloyd
Incomplete transcript notes on a late night reading
Fragmentary OCR reads like an unfinished transcript with garbled phrases and misread words. It mentions names such as Justin Duran and references a defore night and unread sections. The readable content is minimal and lacks clear events or outcomes.
Rand Damage Case Dragging On in Court
Fragmentary testimony shows the defense presenting witnesses to counter plaintiff claims about injuries and causation. The proceedings continued as both sides laid out their evidence with lingering questions about the events and implications for damages.
Tales Told In Butte Hotels By Hunters Of Rich Ore
Bob Taonard and Willie Waugh visited the W. T. Clark mining claim near Fish Creek. They report a deep 20 foot shaft and a rich ore stringer. Clark, murdered weeks ago, left a valuable estate with a tunnel 200 feet long. Waugh shows many gold samples, while the wooden wagon and ore hauling method are noted. A separate item discusses gasoline motor cars for the Oregon Short Line and railroad service plans between Butte and Dillon.
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Bob” Taonard
Willie” Waugh
W.T. Clark
Fon Fish Eroek
Waugh
Sid Waugh
Standard
Ton
Chayi
Garay
Pane Tame
Bute
Oregon Short Line
Hutte
Dillon
Hutte Street Tar Company
Gregson
Bey Iitiad Trleyeten
L Beleve
Old Timer of Butte Die in Los Angeles
Charles Bell, a veteran miner from Butte, Montana, died at a ranch he owned with his brother Oscar near Los Angeles. He had been in Montana during the early mining days and had recently moved to California to take up residence and manage property. The death followed a miner’s dispute and health issues linked to his long mining career. Bell had been a resident of Butte for decades before relocating.
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Butte
Charles Bell
Bell
Oscar
Los Angeles
Montana
California
Ellingson
Engineers Will Dance On New Year's Night
A noisy union gathering at Colleen hall features performances by local ensembles and a charity rally. Funds from the Skeilian earthquake relief are acknowledged with a $500 donation from Ancient Order of Hits official telegrams. Families attend services for Samuel Woodward at Immanuel Presbyterian Church with burial at Shields avenue.
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John J. O-Meara
Cave
Waleer Jennings
Skeilian
Eal
Samael Cady
Woodward
Samuel Woodward
Shields Avenue
Immanuel Presbyterian Church
F. A. Gwynnwy Welock
Hey
Dapper forgery suspect captured after run in Helena
A young man, posing as Juanes Ucbarne, forged checks on local grocers in Butte and Helena. He used a fake Tom Lavell signature, cashing a $4 attempt at Hill Grocery and trying another near South Ser & Pahndorf. He fled, leaving unsettled papers and the pursuit continues.
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Butte
Helena
Vret
Juanes Ucbarne
Tom Lavell
Hill Grocers
Montana
Last Day in Police Court Ends With Brief Dockets
The last day of the year in Tudge McGowan's court saw few alleged offenders. Ray, a crippled man, was sentenced to age with a 823 bond. Wilson forfeited the bond, Sonhaon was acquitted. HA Hughes faces third degree assault. his case postponed. An ax crime and disobedience cases were dismissed or continued. an Oxpheum theater New Year’s program was announced as a special event tonight.
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Tudge
McGowans Court
Ray
Wilson
HA Hughes
Ith
Jis
Iran
Marie
Missoula Theatre Scene Grows as Wallace Munro Visits
Wallace Munro of Louis James theatre company toured Missoula noting city growth and a new theater ready for premieres. He highlighted past struggles with the Bennett and Union venues, praising the modern stage at the harness theater project and predicting strong support for first-class productions in Missoula.
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Missoula
Wallace Munro
Louis James
Munro
Harness Theater
Asien City
Tle Beart
Herstofore
Msssoula
Mis
Phere
Sat
Bennett
Union
Atueo
John Maguire
Daniel E. Bandmann
Lien on Bell Building and Related Civil Suit
In a district court action Utah Fire Proof Company sues Hocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company for seventy dollars on a contract for freprefenting a new building on Idaho Street and foreclosing a lien. The suit also seeks five thousand seven hundred ninety two dollars and sixty five cents for extra work. A note records a payment of one thousand fifty dollars. Also noted are dismissals in cases involving Hasty Davenport and Great Northern Railway Company and Frank L. Grossman versus Charles F. Hawkes. A list of hundreds of Independent Boones subscribers appears elsewhere in the paper.
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Utah Fire Proof Company
Plaintife
Hocky Mountain Bell
Telephone Company
Idaho Street
Davenport
Great Northern Railway Company
Frank L. Grossman
Charles F. Hawkes
Senator Carter Predicts Postal Savings Bill Pass
Washington dispatch reports Senator Carter of Montana believes the postal savings bank bill will pass. He notes many senators have given no notices to discuss the measure and that speeches will require days to prepare. The holiday calendar may shift dates, with great appropriation bills due for action.
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Washington
Postal Savings Bank
Carter
Montana
Tam
Fragmentary police report hints at violent incident
An OCR damaged fragment mentions an axe attack and injuries including two broken ribs. It also references Ethel Brock, daughter of shipbuilder J Brockelback of Liverpool, a discussion of marital pledges and a postponed marriage involving Westinghouse, amid unclear context and scattered details.
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Ethel Brock
J. Brockelback
Liverpool
Eng
Ald
Sanitary
Cumberland County
Enghand Young
Westinghouse
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Butte’s Shopping Center
Beaverhead County
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Broadway
Partie
Justin Deli Duran
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Rand
Pritchard & Harrison Co
Corner Park and
Main, Butte
Riddell Paint and Art Co
West Park Street
Bob
Fish Creek
Timsele
Tor
Theiutt
Stationary Engineers Union
Western Federation of Miners
Colleen Hail
Sela Arcwesten
Mitchel Sain Sohn McMulls
Taiph
Bill Doubtlces
Linc Nnn
Sereer
Don Hennessy
Hennessy
Greatey
Missoui
Independent
Boones
Neel
Ea Park
Newbro Drug Co
North Main
F. A. Ironside
Tages
Iman & Son
South Main Street
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