Smallpox at Lynch camp sparks quarantine plans in Missoula
Missoula reports a smallpox discovery at Lynch camp near Coeur d'Alene by expert T A Burger. Authorities outline county health duties and quarantine powers, with Dr Parsons coordinating pesthouse setup and vaccination. Names of three affected men identified as Steve Murphy George Harpester and William Carley.
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Missoula
Coeur d'Alene
T. A. Burger
Missoula County
Lynch's
Bonner
Parsons
Burger
County Board of Health
Board of Health
Board of County Commissioners
Bob Burger
Bureer
Lynch
Iron Mountain
Dr. Parsons
Tietjen
Hospital Traveler Sought After Morning Train Incident
A married man injured on a morning train is receiving care locally. His family resides in the area and inquiries may contact Missoula Nursery at the Higgins Avenue city store for updates or assistance.
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Missoula
Call City
Higgins Avenue
Missoula Notes and Local Updates
Under Sheriff Thomas Evans has taken rooms in the new Dixon-Duncen block. C. M. McFarland of Billings is registered at the Florence. The Order of Eastern Star will meet Tuesday evening with uninstalled officers to be shifted in. A supper will be served. Undertaker Marsh sent a child's coffin to Arlee on Monday evening for a six month old child.
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Thomas Evans
Dixon-Duncen Block
C. M. McFarland
Billings
Florence
Order of Eastern Star
Marsh
Arlee
Martin H. Marin Marries Edith Hooney in Missoula
James H. Marin engineer for Northern Pacific and Edith M. Hooney of Missoula wed at 6 p m in a surprise ceremony. Marin, son of T L Martin of Big Flat, rose fromrailway ranks to his current post. Hooney, formerly a teacher in Quart and Baird schools, moved to Missoula about year and a half ago.
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Missoula
James H. Marin
Northern Pacific
Edith M. Hooney
T. L. Martin
Big Flat
Baird
Falls From Engine On Northern Pacific Near Cabinet
Missoula Jan 3 Fireman Frank Drue of the Northern Pacific had a narrow escape when he fell from the engine running board as the train passed Cabinet in the county’s western part. He lost his grip and was thrown to the ground suffering a broken arm and a severe shock but was salvaged and brought to the hospital.
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Missoula
Frank Drue
Northern Pacific
Lumberman Gravely Injured by Falling Tree Near Missoula
Harry Bustard, a Stevensville resident and lumberman, was severely injured in a woods accident near the Harper & Baird mills when a tree he was cutting fell on him. He was taken to his home in critical condition with internal injuries, a broken arm, and back pain.
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Missoula
Harry Bustard
Stevensville
Harper & Baird Mills
Comes Home With a Bride in Missoula
Frank McCarter proprietor of the Boston store in Missoula returned with a bride from Spokane where the marriage occurred. The couple plan to live in the Nesmith flat on Cedar Street and are described as rising young business people with many friends wishing them happiness.
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Missoula
Frank McCarter
Boston
Spokane
McCarter
Mrs. McCarter
Nesmith
Cedar Street
Rule Fined for His Assault
Missoula January 13 The third degree assault case of the state against Thomas Rule was heard in Justice Hayes court by a six person jury. The same testimony as at the former trial was given and the jury returned a verdict of guilty with a fine of five dollars and costs likely totaling about fifty dollars.
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Missoula
Thomas Rule
Bed Full of Snakes: Dr McCollough Treats Drunk Inmate
Missoula note: county physician Dr McCollough was called to the jail to treat Lew Larson who is jailed for drunkenness. Larson described his bed as full of snakes and could not sleep. The doctor prescribed a remedy and Larson was resting better that night.
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Missoula
McCollough
Lew Larson
Larson
Demurrers in Gambling Cases Delayed by Ravalli Court
Had to He Put On Missoula Montana January 13 The demurrers in gambling cases were not argued as expected since several attorneys needed in Ravalli county court which convened today at Harrilton. No hearing time was set.
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Missoula
Ravalli County Court
Harrilton
Relapse Closes Garnet Veteran Patrick Poweras Hospitalized
Has a Relapse reports from Missoula Jan 13 noting Patrick Powera once again ill at Parsons hospital with erysipelas after recent discharge. He is quite ill and returned to treatment.
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Missoula
Patrick Powera
Garnet
Parsons’ Hospital
Jury Draws Tax-Payer Pool for Boston Bench
The Boston Jury is Drawn in Missoula on January 13 as Chairman Bonner County Commissioner Treasurer Higgins and Assessor Massey select eligible jurors. Three hundred homes were drawn for the panel.
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Missoula
Bonner
Highins
Massey
Summoning Witnesses for Whisky Case in Flathead Reservation
Missoula January 13 Deputy U S Marshal Gage traveled to the Flathead Reservation to summon witnesses for the Jangraw whisky selling case. The hearing is scheduled before United States Commissioner Smith on Wednesday.
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Missoula
United States
Gage
Flathead
Smith
Post Office Business Rises in Missoula
Postmaster Keep released the annual report showing increased stamp sales and more mail handled at the Missoula office compared with last year.
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Missoula
Keep
Quits Joking Wife in Chicago North Side Fraud
A Chicago Tribune account describes a north side man visiting a man from Downstate to warn his wife about alcoholism. The confrontation leads to a tense scene at 499 Glove Street, with a man in a black coat leaving and a Good Templars officer witnessing the aftermath. The piece notes there are more sacred scenes not shown.
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Chicago Tribune
North Side
Tam
Glove Street
Templars
Heaviest and Most Expensive River Bed Change Underway
Missoula reports a mild winter enabling rapid progress on Northern Pacific Railway track changes from Bearmouth to Bonita. Eight miles of new track laid with the river bed redirected to a straighter route, one new bridge planned, and work at the “point of rocks” near Rich Harris camp continuing. An accident injured a worker, and high water timing may delay early use of the new line until after June.
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Missoula
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Bearmouth
Poniia
Carian
Uttle
Bonita
Pasenter
Dove
Lindsay
Rich-Harris
Western Montana Placer Mining Co Stockholders Meet
Missoula January 13 stockholders of the Western Montana Placer Mining Company will meet tomorrow in what is expected to be an important gathering. It is reported that nearly every share will be represented and some eastern stockholders may attend.
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Missoula
Western Montana Placer Mining Company
Bowling Alley Open at Higgins Block in Missoula
Missoula January 1 at the Seventh Day Adventists chapel Rev. Mr. Allen gave an interesting talk on the care of small children. The chapel was filled with members and friends who benefited from his health sermons, noted for being entertaining and instructive.
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Missoula
Seventh Day Adventists
Mr. Allen
Allen
Telephone Wires Break in Fog Shrouds Missoula
In Missoula on January 13 the telephone company’s wires are breaking amid heavy fog. Officials speculate the foggy atmosphere contributes to the faults and disruption of service.
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Missoula, Jan
Frozen Frost Crystals Drape Missoula Trees
Cold fog causes heavy frost on wires and trees in Missoula, bending small telephone lines under strain. Residents, especially early risers, witness a striking, crystallized landscape before the sun melts it. Amateur photographers seek subjects while railroad men are urged to inspect union-made overalls and jumpers.
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Telephone
Electric Light
Missoula
Kodak
Chicago
Eagles Elect Officers at Odd Fellows Hall
Missoula readers report the Eagles assembly held on Sunday at the Odd Fellows' hall electing Frank Peck as W. P. P. Z. Prince as V. P. A. J. Morrillis S. M. Garrison W. C. William Flanagan C. Thomas Rule I. G. and John Stett O. G.
Makes Mummies in Memphis
Charles B. Lewis of Memphis claims a new embalming fluid surpasses ancient Egyptian methods. The solution, tested by local undertakers and at Memphis Medical College, preserves bodies without bandages, prevents shriveling, and can be adjusted for days or weeks. A doll body treated 20 days ago looks lifelike and remains rigid yet natural.
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Memphis
Tenn
Charles B. Lewis
Beli Ves
Lewis
Memphis Medical College
Diamonds in His Armpits Smuggle Case Unfolds in Burlington
Special Inspector Charles F. Lewis and Inspector George Sculley seized Hierst Stavitzy a suspected diamond smuggler in Burlington after customs officers on a train found two sacks of diamonds hidden in his armpits. The 400 unmounted stones valued around $1000 were confiscated and the suspect jailed pending arraignment before U.S. Commissioner George S. Johnson in Rutland.
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Burlington
Charles FE. Lewis
Suspension Bridge
N. Y
George &. Sculley
Drew
Chittenden County
United States
George S. Johnson
Rutland
Hierst Stavitzy
Stavitzy
Pasteur Treatment Saves 26,000 in Paris Since Invention
Paris medical authorities report since Pasteur anti rabies treatment began 16 years ago at the Pasteur Institute, 26,165 people bitten by mad dogs were treated and only 107 died. A monument to Pasteur will rise soon on Square de la Sorbonne.
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Paris
Pasteur
Pasteur Institute
Defenses Planned for Guam and Hawaii Budgeted
Secretary Root sent Congress estimates totaling 307000 for Guam defenses and 526000 for Hawaii defenses. Guam items include sea coast battery and torpedo batteries, mines, and defensive sites. Hawaii protections cover Honolulu and Pearl Harbor to secure territory and protect cable communications.
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Washington
Root
Congress
Guam
Hawaii
Honolulu
Pearl Harbor
Gillespie
United States
Suspenders break sparks a holiday shopping quip
In a light exchange a speaker jokes about replacing broken suspenders. The other remarks that the issue warrants some kicks, and the reply notes Christmas will bring many new pairs, showing a playful holiday mood and practical humor.
Choate Sees President Before England Voyage
Ambassador Choate visited the president in Washington on January 13 and will sail for England on Wednesday.
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Washington
Ambassador Choate
England
Favorite Prescription Promises Relief for Female Ailments
A testimonial from Mrs. Ma Ghoppell of Columbus Grove Ohio praises Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery for curing long standing female troubles. She states weight gain and renewed energy after five bottles and notes improved household task ability. The ad offers Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser free with stamps and requests 21 one cent stamps for mailing costs.
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Ma Ghoppell
Columbus Grove
Putnam Co
Ohio
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
US Consul Denies US Sailors Involved In Newehwang Shooting
The United States consul at Newehwang Henry B Miller and Vicksburg commander F E Barry found no evidence tying Americans to the shooting of a Russian soldier during disturbances. Minister Conger received copies of Miller's correspondence with the Russian administrator. The consul criticized oppressive regulations and foreigner rights encroachments.
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Pekin
United States
Newehwang
Henry B. Miller
United States Conhout Vicksburg
Vicksburg
F E. B. Barry
Conger
Miller
Newwchwane
Sensational Ottawa Murder Case Involving Booth Watch
Ottawa Kan Jan 13 The coroner s in investigation into James Booths death reveals housekeeper Mrs Tabor identified a watch found in Mrs Marie Stanleys room at Topeka as Booth s property still in his possession the evening before his murder Booth was killed and robbed Stanley left Ottawa after the body was found and was arrested at Topeka yesterday Mrs Stanley her mother Mrs Mary McCoy and two McCoy relatives under arrest refused to testify today
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Otawa
Kan
Eday
James Booth
Tabor
Marie Stanley
Topeka
Booth
Stanley
Ottawa
Listers Offers Blank Books for Every Line Size
The store advertises a wide selection of blank books with the largest line counts for note taking and journaling. Customers are invited to browse the full range and choose the most suitable option for their needs.
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Lister's
Last Roll Call of John McIntyre Ends in Missoula
John McIntyre 65 died at Sis ters' hospital Missoula after a 10 day illness from heart trouble. He served as a sergeant in battery D fifth U S artillery and lived in Missoula off and on for 15 years. A former machinist and miller, he moved between Mis soula Helena and the west side of the city. He was a member of Fred Winthrop Post 11 Grand Army of the Republic and possibly a Helena Masonic lodge. Funeral set at Lucy's undertaking tomorrow afternoon.
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Missoula
John McIntyre
Sisters’ Hospital
Bristow Station
United States Artillery
Missoula County
Helena
A. M. Holter
McIntyre
FE. D. Denton
James Osborne
Fred Winthrop Post
No. 11
Grand Army of the Republic
Newark
N. J
Lucy
Elk Hunting Yields Eleven Elk on Yellowstone Trip
The Carbon County Chronicle reprints a 19th century elk hunting tale by pioneer John Mulherm describing a trip on the upper Yellowstone. He and De Long stalked, shot, and dressed eleven elk, packing the meat by tying horses and pulling a long string down to the river.
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Carbon County Chronicle
John Mulherm
Yellowstone
de Long
de Longe
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2. C. Burton
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Alls On
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