Man Returns to Wisconsin in Custody for Deserting Girl
Otto Kurst, wanted for deserting a young mother in the East, is arrested in Bonner after Sheriff Barber and Deputy Kendall locate him there. He admits guilt and agrees to return without requisition papers. A bowling contest debuts Tuesday evening featuring Alley and Northern Pan teams with a winner to face a challengers group next Tuesday.
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Barber
la Crosse
Wis
Otto Kurst
Kurst
Jackson Foundry
Sheriff Barber
Bonner
The
Hell
Kendall
Hattie Denies Charge In Front Street Robbery Trial
The trial of Hattie mith and Tot Hewitt opens in the morning before Justice Houteens. They are accused of robbing Joseph St. Peter on Front street weeks ago. Bonds set at $500 each. Miss Goldsmith claims innocence and has J M Dixon to defend her. She says St. Peter was intoxicated and arrived around 3 am, visiting her room after 10 am with a stranger present.
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Hattiemith
Tot Hewitt
Justice Houtehens
Joseph St. Peter
Front Street
Miss Goldsmith
J. M. Dixon
St. Peter
Mqnor
Man Arrested After Claiming Drug Theft Attempt
Missoula officials nabbed a man named Winters during a liquor-fueled walk on Woody Street. He bore a large roll of cash and insisted a drugged beer was meant to rob him, but he was released this morning. Local notice mentions a fashionable show next week at the Golden Mule with free admission.
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Missoula
Kendall
Ndall
Winters
Woody Street
Missoula Fatal Train Strike Mystery and Miss Hayes Funeral
John Caigle was found dead near Thompson on the Northern Pacific track in Missoula with suspected struck by engine after drinking. Justice Wilson of Thompson takes charge. coroner notified. inquiry possible. Miss Mary Hayes buried in Missoula after funeral at family home. brother William Hayes accompanied remains from California.
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Missoula
John Caigle
Thompson
Patrack
Hellnap
Caigie
Justice of the Peace
Wilson of
Thopson
Sting
Marsh
Caigle
Hartley’s
Hayes
Mary Hayes
Fromalifornia
Willian Hayes
Shooting Affair on the How
Missoula January 5 The brawl on the street last night led to a shooting report with investigators unable to identify who fired or who was shot. Officials say they know nothing and an effort to shield the parties is in progress.
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Missoula
Raw
Huntoon Follows Fall After Night Duties in Missoula
Frank Huntoon, returning to his room on West Main street after night duties, fell on the sidewalk and was aided by friends. Dr. Parsons attended and Huntoon rests easier tonight after being taken upstairs and cared for by M Reilly & Co. grocers of Missoula.
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Missoula
Weat Main Street
Frank Huntoon
Dr. Parsons
Missoula President Craig Returns From Trip
Missoula January 5. President Craig of the state university has returned from a recent visit. Dr C Burton osteopath noted in local records with Missoula ties.
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C. Burton
Osteopath
Missoula
Craig
the State University
Twentieth Century Education Address Delights Idaho Meeting
Moscow Idaho featured a prominent participation in the state teachers meeting with a doctor delivering an able address on Twentieth Century Education. Attendance was large and the gathering reportedly among Idaho's most successful, drawing many teachers from Eastern Washington and Oregon who considered Idaho part of their territory. All wool suits priced at ten dollars.
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Moscow
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Missoula Notes Report Local Deaths and Whimsical Events
Undertaker Marshal sent a casket to Superior for the beds of John Slowey killed near there on Saturday. No inquest will be held as four witnesses described the tragic ending of the ad man. Superintendent Roscoe W. Beighle and bride continued from their honeymoon in Spokane. Undertaker Luex sent a casket to Selish for a child. The child of Mr. and Mrs. J. Keith, who died at the Carvily home near Mine Mile, was brought to Missoula and buried. Charles Burk and F. Watson were arrested for fighting. The trotting gelding Anadriscus Wilton was sold to George Farmer with private consideration. Farmer plans high-class stakes in trotting. Missoula nursery notes invite visitors to Higgins avenue city store.
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Superior
John Slowey
Roscoe W. Beighle
Bride
Spokane
Luex
Missoula
Anadriscus Wilton
Higgins Brothers
George Farmer
Skeleton Clutches Hair At Frightful Disinterment
In Kiyna Ohio the 40 year old grave of Reverend Sullivan is opened after a school is built over his grave. The skeleton shows the head twisted and one hand clutching locks of hair, prompting debate whether burial occurred before life ended or the body shifted post interment.
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Kiyna
Ohio
Father Sullivan
Editor declares he is God and goes insane
Terre Haute Indiana January reports J Wallace Miller editor of Cayuga Herald published an insane pictorial essay declaring I am nothing God nothing He is said to be driven insane by fervent church involvement and now restrained and likely not to recover His brother Calvin Miller remains in sole charge of the paper as readers are puzzled by the startling editorial and the paper promotes office supplies at Lister's with a half price millinery sale in Boston elsewhere in a local ad
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Lister's
Terre Haute
Ind
J. Wallace Miller
Cayuga Herald
Miler
Calvin Miller
Missoua
Jen
Broadway
Massazine
Daniel E
William
Murray Jill Theater
William Shakespeare
Han of Avon
Granby
Pris
Shakespeare
Elise
Murray Hill Theater
New York
Wall Street
Mark Hannas
Texas
Indiana
Oregon
Waldorf
Tobacco Trust
Doubing
Dr. Bennett
Leo Net Rus
Bennett
Scots Grays Ambushed Near Pretoria After Ambush Last Sunday
The Scots Grays were ambushed near Bronkhorstspruit about 40 miles east of Pretoria on the railway. British casualties include several men killed and 16 wounded. The notice mixes two unrelated ads about fashion and shoes.
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Pretoria
Jan. i
Scots Grays
Bronkhortaprmiit
Ivory Soap Floats as Bathers Treat Themselves
Dirt clearance as a plan for bathers. Ivory Soap is recommended for its purity and gentle ingredients. It costs more than common soaps but offers superior skin care and quality. Ivory Soap floats, highlighting its quality and esteem for delicate skin.
Desdemona in Shakespearean Clash at Murray Hill Stage
George Granby reviews a Shakespearean bill with Abe Johnson as Desdemona and Bandmann opposing. He notes lively but flawed staging with memorable kissing scenes and oscillatory Othello moments. The piece praises Donnelly’s effort yet calls for sharper art and public dining in the box office rush as Union Market sells fresh salmon and Golden Rule advertises mail orders.
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Biss
Abe Johnson
Mr. Bandmann
Devinot Sun
Murray Hill
Desdemona
Henry V. Donnelly
Mr. Donnelly
Union Market
Plan to establish leper settlement inMolokat faces Hawaii opposition
Honolulu and San Francisco dispatches report strong Hawaii opposition to Delegate Wilcox's plan for a national leper settlement on Molokat Island. Meanwhile Hawaii gains duty-free import of Philippine cigars after Collector Stackable receives Washington orders. A heavy Hawaii rainstorm brings reports of record rainfall and minor damage across districts.
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Congress
Wilcox
Sland
Molokat
Hawaii
Congr Kahn
California
Hanaiit
Hoon
Washington
Philippines
Papalao
Island of Haw
Lrons
Government Observatory
Shakespearean nostalgia and Bandmann on the Murray Hill stage
The article recalls Daniel E. Bandmann’s performance as Othello at the Murray Hill Theatre with Shakespeare commenting from the wings. It contrasts Bandmann’s style with Forrestian bravura and notes Stage tricks, audience composition, and critics’ remarks about the production and cast, including Iagos theatrics and crowd-pleasing devices.
Possible extra session after tax commission report
St Paul report indicates the tax commission will present its findings to Governor Van Sant on Thursday. The governor may decide on calling an extra legislative session to act on the matter, with a February meeting possible and discussion of the Northern Securities merger also likely.
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St. Paul
Minn
Tax Commission
van Sant
Northern Securities Company
Shortage Reported in Judge's Fund At B Rith Meeting
New York officers of the B'Rith Abraham fraternal order held a stormy session at Grand Central Palace to fix responsibility for an alleged shortage in the Judge's fund. They decided to draft resolutions urging the state insurance commissioner to investigate alleged embezzlement and punish those responsible. It was stated the shortage might reach twenty six thousand dollars upon further inquiry.
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New York
der of B’rith Abraham
Grand Central Palace
Commissioner of Insurance
Peace Declared in Brooklyn Magistrates War
An order from the commissioner directed Brooklyn captains to send prisoners to Magistrates Steers Tighe and Voorhees. The trio were not bound by existing conditions, and the arrangement settled matters temporarily in the Brooklyn magistrates dispute.
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New York
Brooklyn
Steers
Tighe
Voorhees
Week Sow Remains in Which Use Take the Old Turning Belts
A fragment notes one week Sow remains and mentions old turning belts and blistering belts as items noted for a mine readied under urgent conditions.
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