James Keegan Dies at 68 in Centerville
James Keegan, a former Mountain Con mine superintendent and Ireland native, died at his Centerville home at age 68. He leaves a wife, two sons Joseph and James, daughters Mrs Elft McCarthy, Mary, Veronca, and brother John of Kalispell. Funeral Saturday at 9:30 a.m. from his residence to St Lawrence church for a high mass. Also, Harold Clennan, son of Mr and Mrs P J Clennan, died at 727 Colorado Street after erysipelas. service set for 2 p.m. with Rev J E Noftsinger. End with a shoe sale note from Red Boot store.
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James (. Keegan
Butte
Centerville
North
Montana Street
Ireland
Montana
Mountain Con
Keegan
Joseph
James
Elft McCarthy
Mary
Veronca Keegan
John Keegan
Kalispell
St. Lawrence Church
Harold Clennan
P. J. Clennan
Colorado Street
J. E. Noftsinger
Col James Gordon Joins U S Senate in Washington
Col James Gordon, a former Confederate leader, appointed by Governor Noel to replace Senator McLaurin of Mississippi, was sworn in today as a United States senator. Senator Money accompanied Gordon to the desk as the vice president administered the oath.
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Washington
Col
James Gordon
Noel
Senator McLaurin
Mississippi
United States Senate
Money
Unity of Churches Bringing Results
Rev. Mr. Walker of St. Pauls Methodist speaks at Buttes union services praising church unity across denominations. He notes larger attendance, union evangelistic efforts, and cooperative work like Laymen's league, with pastors endorsing the message. Tonight Rev. Hartman leads missions discussion and world missionary review.
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Mr. Walker
St. Paul's Methodist Church
First Presbyterian Church
Walker
Butte
God
Mr. Hartman
Odd Fellows Meet in Joint Session in Butte Hall
Three leading Odd Fellows lodges in Butte Ridgley Fidelity and Svea held a joint initiation last night. John F. Davies Montana grand master served as toastmaster praising lodge work and highlighting planned new lodges Polson Laurel Three Forks and more. Officers installed new noble grand and officers. encampment installation planned tonight with tempers and banquets to follow.
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Odd Fellows of
Butte
Ridgley
Fidelity
Svea
Odd Fellows’ Hall
John F. Davies
Grant
Montana
Wisdom
Columbus
Polson
Walier
Terry
Three Forks
Laurel
Odd Fellowship
H. C. Klenck
Billings
Col
J. H. Gilbert
Miles City
Red Lodge
Lewistown
G. ©. Westlund
Joseph C. Mitchell
T. C. Bowden
Thomas Thew
Alexander Rowe
N. W. Breer
Ths
Enterprise Lodge
Rebekahs
South Butte
Washington Lodge
Centerville
Olive Lodge
Rebekah
Walkerville
American sentenced to imprisonment in Russia
St. Petersburg Jan 5 Joseph K K Meads an American and two local engineers were condemned by the superior court to one week’s arrest for negligence in the explosion of the submarine boat Dragon in the Neva River last August. Meads, of Baltimore, was tender of the Dragon and employed by Simon Lake of Bridgeport Conn. He and 15 others were injured in the blast, blamed on benzine ignition.
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St. Petersburg
Joseph KK. Meads
Neva River
Meads
Baltimore
Simon Lake
Bridgeport
Conn
Woman Denies Murderer Is Her Former Husband
Mentile Jan. 5 Mrs. Margaret Romandorf said today that for many years she had known James F. Logan on trial at Colville for murder but that he was not her husband Frank Romandorf as alleged by prosecutors. Logan is charged with killing Mrs. Agnes J. Jansen, his housekeeper, last October. He was a former locomotive engineer and owns property in Indiana, Illinois and this state. When shown a photo of Logan, Romandorf's daughter Bessie urged her to remain silent.
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Mentile
Margaret Romandorf
James F. Logan
Colville
Frank Romandorf
Coelville
Logan
Agnes J. Jansen
Indiana
Illinois
Knowles Publicly Whipped at County Board Meeting
Freeaman Knowles ex congressman and socialist editor was horsewhipped by Chamber Kellar attorney for Homestake Mining at the county commissioners meeting in Deadwood South Dakota. Kellar warned he would not submit to Knowles harsh remarks about him.
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Deadwood
Freeaman Knowles
Board of County Commissioners
Chamber Kellar
Lead
Homestake Mining Company
Kellar
Knowles
Pawer
Trains Delayed by Snow Near Greycliff on Northern Pacific
Snow blockade near Greycliff Yellowstone valley halted westbound service on the Northern Pacific yesterday. Express trains Burlington Western and North Coast Limited delayed. eastbound trains fared better with two to three hours late. Light engines and cabooses were used to move freight as rail lines faced frost and heavy snow.
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Northern Pacific
Greycliff
Yellowstone Valley
Yellowstone
Butte
Burlington Western Express
North Coast Limited
Logan
Great Northern
Milwaukee
Man Arrests Over Work Search in City
A man wandering the streets appeared to be in a serious mental condition and could not give a coherent story of his movements. Two more arrests were reported as John Mengan and Joe Benninger, both connected to the city health department and plumbing inspectors, were taken into custody on warrants for violating city ordinances.
Winter Weather Delays Billings Train Service
Inclement weather disrupts rail traffic into Billings with no westbound trains arriving until late evening. Freight delays due to a stalled car in a snowdrift held up westbound trains, while east and southbound services ran several hours late.
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The
Standard
Billings
Severe Montana winter breaks withchinook hope for stock ranges
Livingston reports severe cold and deep snow across Park County with stock needing constant feeding. A westward chinook is expected to improve conditions within 24 hours, but prolonged cold could exhaust hay supplies and worsen losses for ranchers. A fashion clearance at Red Boot offers suede leather button shoes for 3.85.
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Standard
Livingston
Montana
Park County
Powerful melodrama at the Family theater
Opening matinee next Sunday at the Family theater, In a Woman's Power chronicles a French adventuress linked to a counterfeit plot. A Washington physician chemist, using a novel coin, fronts love and betrayal as officers close in.
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Cornell
Family Theater
Washington
Secret Service Department
Adventuress
Man Fells Ill on South Main with Fever
Edward Breeze was found on South Main street last night with a high fever. He was taken to St. James hospital after being found in a hallway unable to rise. Breeze suffered from malarial fever. Steve Herd was taken to the police station last night by Officer Yats after being found riding.
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Edward Breeze
South Main Street
St. James’ Hospital
Steve Herd
Yats
Treachery and a Secret Service Heist on the Moving Train
The play features a treacherous heroine aiding her lover’s escape as a physician robs an express car during train motion. He aims to seize a grip containing evidence to be used against him by the secret service department.
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Secret Service Department
Administrators First Annual Report Details Small Estate Balances
Public administrator A. B. Melener presents his first annual court report listing balances in estates held. Amounts include Martin Murphy 4.15, Anthony O Malley 36.40, Joseph Keller 856, John McKelvey 218, Alice Farley 166.75, Nele Paulson 191.25, Bertha Estersen 5.0, James Day 122.30, Mal Oslug 70, Patrick Finnegan 38.10, Richard Lawrence 6.65, Dan Buckley 19, A. W. Tregear 1144.70, George Sasso 9.55.
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A. B. Melener
Th Court
Martin Murphy
Anthony O'Malley
Joseph Keller
John McKelvey
Alice Farley
Nele Paulson
Bertha Estersen
James Day
Mal Oslug
Patrick Finnegan
Richard ©. Lawrence
Dan Buckley
A. W. Tregear
George Sasso
Ill treatment of women spurs senate bill action
Washington Jan 5 Ill treatment of women immigrants in steerage and in some cases gross immorality prompts Senator Dillingham to introduce a bill requiring United States surgeons immigrant inspectors and matrons on all vessels carrying immigrants between the United States and foreign ports to oversee conditions and safety.
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Washington
Senator Dillingham
United States
Miner Dies in Park City Bunk House Fire
Park City January 5. John Tibbetts a miner was burned to death last night when a bunk house at the mouth of the Ontario tunnel burned. Firefighters found the body amid debris as flames swept through the building. The blaze caused extensive damage to the mine complex and disrupted underground operations.
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Park City
John Tibbetts
Ontario
The California Fig Syrup Company Promotes Genuine Syrup
The Exceptional Equipment and chemists of the California Fig Syrup Co. claim to produce Pigs and Elixir of Senna with superior methods. They warn buyers to avoid imitations and ensure the front of the package lists California Fig Syrup Co. to guarantee genuine product quality and benefits.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Senna
California
California Pig Syrup Co
Ae California Fig Syrup Co
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Presbyterian Church
ODD Fellows
Fidelity Lodge
No. S
Noble Grand
William Phillips
George L. Griggs
Samuel Williams
Thomas FE. Dexter
John Steadman
J. C. Mitchell
Bernard Kopala
James W. Tippett
William H. Johns
Inside Guardian
Humphrey Jones
Outside Guardian
William Curtis
Vice Grand
John Rowland
William Dwyer
H. S. Young
H. Thirgwin
John Nelson
H. Masters
Max Blaustien
J. Ef. Gilbert
JL. M. van Etten
J. P. Young
Alexander Adamson
John Hooper
H. Catherell
William Veale
Fred Rhinke
Fred Mehring
W. F. Gruber
Sven
F. P. Byron
J. W. Drost
C. F. Williamson
Charles Sanders
Josneures
Joan A. Sjoblom
Fred Walman
A. Maky
Carl Wilson
Alexander Noreen
P. I. Newstrom
G. ©. Westland
Nick Swanson
Sydney Smitheram
Lady Katherine
Maes V'S
O. K
East Park
Russia
Coass
Greyclife
W Connell
Butte Postoffice
M. J. Connell Company
Bronreyn
Rex
Dal
Senate
Misem EL Waed
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