Starving with a Filled Purse in Milwaukee Estate Case
The article reports claims that Niels Thomson died in an emergency hospital in Bee 18 after arriving with money and securities in hand. Public administrator A. B. Melaner was appointed estate custodian, noting a 70 cash balance, 6000 kroner in Denmark bank deposits, and a 9000 kroner mortgage on a Danish farm. Thomson allegedly refused to spend for himself, while a Danish brother appears to be the heir.
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Tim
Niels Thomson
Dana
A. B. Melaner
Dunstan
Thomson
Denmark
Melghers
Phono
Bielaner
Albert Paso
Milwaukee
Meagher County
Wyoming
R. G. Trusten
J. K. Wheeler
Miss Louise MacPherson's European Success
Excerpts from Louise MacPherson's biography praise her European and North American concert appearances. Critics from Berlin to London commend her artistry, tone, and expressive depth, noting her mastery of classical repertoire and poised stage presence.
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Louise MacPherson
Walkerville Branch LG. B.A. to Install Officers
Walkerville branch LG. B.A. will install officers Tuesday evening at Hibernian Hall. Names include Past President Mrs. Lizzie Gurke and President Mrs. Kate Murphy with Margaret Cann as Vice President. Recording secretary Kate Lee, treasurers, trustees Elfen Dewey Nora Durke and Mary McCarthy, and delegates Kate Lee and Nora Burke. Rev. Father Bajone is the advisory clergyman. A program and refreshments follow. all Taenchers are urged to attend.
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Tillan Keys
Nora Murphy
Elfen Dewey
Nora Durke
Mary McCarthy
Dra
Knte Lee
Nora, Burke
Father Ba~ Jone
Deputy U S Marshal Sale Shocks Louis Tatty Residents
Deputy United States Marshal Saunders held a sale at the federal building. Residents of Louis Tatty were surprised as parcels were bought by the South Hutte Mining Company. The litigation details refer to that company.
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United States
Sanders
Yortenlay
Federal
Louis Tatty
Routh Hutte Mining Company
Eyit
Neatratsintheny 3, Hoiga
Unclear historic ad about oversized blankets offer
An OCR fragment advertises blankets priced at 2 dollars with an offer of 1 dollar, noting they are made of extra heavy water and large in size with a fine border. The text is garbled but suggests a sale or discount and mentions value and border detail.
Sensational Dress Trimmings Sale at 5c and 10c
Tomorrow’s sale features dress trimmings with plain braids and taney flat styles. Includes double-edge trims and assorted laces. prices range from 5c to 10c per yard and from 10c to 45c for larger lots, with two loss sale options.
Men’s Dress Shoes on Sale at Deep Reductions
A local shoe shop advertises men’s fine quality dress shoes reduced from up to $6 to $2.65. The ad highlights handwork and superior materials. It also promotes women’s and girls’ shoes at steep discounts, with prices around $1.45 to $1.43 and notes about handcrafting and durability.
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Jobsworth
Gins
Goma
Avery
Two Sets of Thackeray and Irish Literature Books
Two sets of books offered, one by Thackeray, the eminent English author, and the other by celebrated Irish writers dating back 800 years. Both sets are substantially bound in cloth with handmade cheese edge paper and large readable type.
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Thackeray
Ireland
Women's $25 Coats for $10.95 bargain sale
A road bargain appeal highlights women’s coats priced at 10.95, originally 25. The ad urges budget shoppers to seize the chance before stock runs out.
Excellent Bargains in Women's Wear Sale Item List
Bargains in 100 pieces of women’s wear including suah rib Sona showy in Widtha from 6 to 8 inches moires heavy satin satin rice and taffetas on sale for 40 cents per piece. The ad markets a broad assortment with low prices, highlighting materials and sizes for potential buyers.
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Supreme Underwear Sale
Corset Armor Fails to Save Woman in City Shooting
Maury Metson, 31, was shot in the stomach during a chase with Patrolman John Nelson near the Manteuat boarding house. The bullet pierced a corset, deflected, and lodged in the abdominal wall. Metson’s wife, Mrs. Metson, wounds non fatal, claims the patrolman fired. An eyewitness supports Nelson’s account that no shots were fired in the alley where the woman was wounded.
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Maury Metson
John Nelson
Manteuat
Arivana Afteet
Fred
Walla
Ors
Metgan Fdi
Tf Alre
Matson
Butles
Mekson
Hones
Vane Lime
Nelaog
Nelson
Department
Thomas
South Butte
Woutder
Tee Ge
Local Directory Snippet Lists Montana Names and Places
A fragmented OCR listing of names and towns across Montana counties including Missoula Helena Deer Lodge Great Falls Bozeman Butte and other locales. It strings personal names with cities such as Miles City Deer Lodge Helena and Great Falls alongside numerous surnames and initials.
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Miss Hoten Mayper
A. C. Bart
Elena
Stockton Veazey
Great Falls
N. D. Bone
Philipsburg
Butte
John Maguire
N. Clark
W Williams
James Judge Andaughter
Alder
EE Bennett
Missoula
WN. Anderson
Pipeatuns
J. T Bidinger
Warm Springs
Willam Congrove
N. J. Bielenberg
Fraternal Brotherhood Installs New Officers at Butte Lodge
Fraternal Brotherhood lodge 251 of Butte Me installs officers at carpenters union hall. Installing officer A C Fellont. New officers include President W Christie vice president Emily Murphy chaplain Emma Craig secretary Margaret Curran treasurer John Craig sergeant John Craim and others. After installation, retiring President Burns received a plaque from Judge, and the lodge drill team of 24 women presented an exhibition drill.
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Kate Clark
Anna Cutts
Mary Chris Nellie Sloyers
Ella McGowan
Arthur Thomas
Maralél Richarda
Anance Cormmittes
Gus Iena
George Murphy
Crus Hesa
Freak 1
Burns
Tadiea
Thawing Pipes Sparks Fire At Warren Avenue Home
Leon G C Thompson damaged by thawing wrecks pipes in basement at 1612 Warren Avenue. Fire started after he believed a nitta lighter set a burn lamp in refuse pipe packing, spreading between walls to attic. Firemen halted blaze without injuries. a separate chimney fire at 613 West Park Avenue drew units. House owned by Ballard. no damage reported.
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Leon GC
Hompson
Dmg
Walla
Warren Avenue
Jon
West Park
Ballpuld
Police Court Notes Report On Case In Circuit Court
Police court notes recount a case heard yesterday in the city court. A raid charge was brought against J. Foster and A. She. Two dozen men were detained but later found not guilty.
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Tne Pi Mea
J. Foster
Jove
Case of Trothar Nip Continued After Chair Assaults
The case of Trothar Nip, charged with striking a woman named Taylor with chairs and other furniture, was continued on Monday. Taylor allegedly caused the arrest of three men during the incident, each charged with breaking furniture over her head.
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Trothar
Taylor
Taylor Wantall
Miss Marie Thompson Priest's Sisters Dead
Marie Thompson Priest's sisters are reported dead after a long illness. Milas Marin Thoywipsen, a noted musician and sister of Rev Father Thompson, died four days after her mother, following a New Year’s Day funeral. Marie Thompson, organist at St Joseph's Church, was prominent in the parish and known for her musical talents and friendships. Funeral arrangements will be announced.
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Milas Marin Thoywipsen
Dt.thompson
Jas Evenlhy
Hess Young
Mies
Trapher
Brther Thompson
Thompson
Joseph
Butta
New York
Lompean Cain
Hutte
Shorty
Montana
Sle Wan
Pithole
Ble Iver
Boulder
Bozeman
Gt. Joseph
Thempaun
Bhi
Union of Horseshoers Installs New Officers
The Journeyman horseshoers union installs its new officers at Saint Pauls Methodist Church with Sherman Flammind as president and Tanies FT. Downey as vice president. Arthur C. Martin is secretary, Mark Mylene treasurer, Tule Stoffel sergeant at arms, while other named members include Sherman Diamond and Arthur Cl Stewart. Services held at 103 South Idaho Street with morning and evening preaching by the pastor and Reverend.
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Sherman Flammind
Vica
Tanies FT. Downey
Finangia
Arthur C.mart
Mark Mylene
Tule Stoffel
William ©. Buckley
Sherman Diamond
Arthur Cl Stewart
Louischaffel
W. C. Hackley
SS Pauls Methodist Church
Guienn
Idaho Straots
South Idaho Street
Ttev
Church Services and League Tonight at 8:24
A cordial welcome is extended to the public for Sunday worship at 11 h pp. mn at South Bido churchti. In the Jusing league et Bo'gock, Senior Kp. Worth leagus will hold an 8 24 event with a voling sarg ley at Tidy Giliows.
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Wronk Mopkina
Bido
Bo'gock
En of Thesa Borvicos
New Justices of Peace to Take Office Tomorrow
John Shea will fill Bliver Low township justice post and Walter Furlong steps in. J.C. Coun takes over for Sowtiy Hiltie at Orrby, Tasie Brown moves into Jn Migek seat, and Joli Jieritt of Silver Bow retires after tenure at 37 Watt Grande street. Apollo Musical Club members urged to attend rehearsal Monday at 1 45 and season hearing Wednesday.
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John Shea
Walter Furlong
Bliver Low Township
Juvilio Vurlong
J.C. Coun
Silver Bow Township
Td Old Quarters
Watt Grande Street
Apollo Musical Club Ans
Nechomen Halde Itm
Peracna
Wen Ging
Stenday
Rew
Suvar Bow Club Election and Funeral Notices
The Suvar Bow Club election for officers is announced with names including Grana Oscar Ronny, HL Aler, and C Fultut. Notices express thanks for support after the death of Ellen D. Nat and acknowledge church choir assistance. Funeral services are listed for Joseph Mann and another at local chapels with interment at Mountain View Cemetery.
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Insullan Jy
Grana
Oscar Ronny
Alerrhaay
C. ¥. Fultut
Woman Victim of Violent Highway Robbery
Mary Adamatick reports being attacked by five highwaymen as she left an office. Dazed, assaulted, and robbed, her clothing torn, a stickpin torn from a highwayman’s tie was found in the hall. Police arrested two suspects and seek three others. Mrs. Adamick identifies one of the men. police believe a mysterious gang has operated for a week. Funeral notices follow for local residents in separate items.
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Mary Adatalck
Glen
Adamick
Adninick
Ukty
Ambrose
Jn’ Extte
Monster Poslroon Raid In San Francisco
In San Francisco today police arrested ten suspects after a raid described as a major operation. Proprietors and an employee were detained and later released on 150 cash bond.
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San Francisco
Jan
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