Gargoyle denounces leaders in biting attack
The piece portrays Mr. Willett condemning public figures and rulers, contrasting harsh judgments of Napoleon and John Paul Jones with modern leaders. He cites alleged abuses by a president, including war actions, navy discipline, and political laws, portraying a broader critique of authority.
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Mr. Willett
John Paul Jones
Napoleon the Great
New England
Wendell Phillips
Thomas. Paine
Paracec
Willett
Napo the Great
Gargoyle's
Animal Club
Castro
Stewart
Russia
Orobally
John Adams
Annapoli
West Point
Panama
Change to stable government welcomed by observers
The text argues for a shift from a destructive rule to a steady leadership focused on good governance. It frames the transition as beneficial to the people living under the authority and calls for a devout welcome from both contemporary observers and future generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nero Fiddiine
Rome
Vespasian
Anc
Red Lodge Carpenter Crushed to Death in Vault Accident
Special Dispatch reports Hanson a carpenter for Meyer and Charding at a city construction site was instantly killed when a vault door weighing 800 pounds fell, crushing his head. He worked with assistants as the door swung open and fell. An inquest is planned for tomorrow and the carpenter’s union will meet tonight to arrange burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Hanson
Meyer & Charding
Carpenters” Union
Aged Woman Fears Operation Wanders from Western Hospital
A distressed elderly woman fled from Western hospital on Saturday seeking to avoid an operation. She wandered alone through the night, traveling several miles toward Smith Valley along the railroad track, but was found exhausted before dawn. Nurses reported the incident and hope for favorable weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalispell
Dan
Smith Vat Western Hospital
Smith Valley
Mrs Guggenheim Seeks Higher Alimony in New York
Grace Guggenheim, suing for alimony in a New York Supreme Court, argues the divorce case is not just for separation but an action of a broader nature. Counsel alleges substantial funds invested in the marriage have been dissipated and cites ongoing absences from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grace Ty
Tad Trowell
A. Guexenheim
Tiinola
George
Deeres
Guggenheim
Chicago
Six Black Hand Members Struggle With Police
Pittsburg Jan 18 report states six members of an alleged Black Hand or Revisionist gang resisted police. Eight officers fought at Ele worth 40 miles east of the city. two were nabbed, one wounded, another escaped. Mrs Yan Paceia, a wealthy Italian woman, received a letter from a Black Hand society demanding $0. nine foreigners attempted to collect money and were confronted by police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Eleworth
Rang
Yan Paceia
Jack Hand
False Pride Tragedy Reported In Seattle Area
Unclear OCR text indicates a double murder and robbers tied to the death of W. L. Seeley and his wife with mentions of suicide pride and debts. Lacking readable details, readers are urged to await official updates on a suspected homicide case.
Bill to Regulate State Race Tracks and Senate Election Bills
The article reports on a bill to regulate state race tracks with penalties for violations, detailing fines and imprisonment. It also covers Senate session actions on a primary election bill for United States senators, including debates, party alignments, and bill passages or postponements.
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Senate
United States
Donlan
Come
Privileg
Romney
Daly
Senacrats
Albright
Everett
Congress
Oling
Secretary of State
Landmark Legislative Proposals Trim Codes and Licenses
A dense list of proposed amendments to revised codes includes tightening criminal assault definitions, indecent exhibitions, and license visits by sheriffs in January and July. It also covers corporate power changes, church property provisions, wage assignment protections, and bookmaking penalties with new licensing. Authorities cite duties for sheriffs, state treasurer, and city councils to adjust rates and licenses as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke
S Tate
Gray
Ames Gray
Kilgallon
Mitchell & Mussigbrod Kilgallon
Wcure i Marchants
Ite
Callaway
Virginia City
Robert B. Smith
Kalespell
Paris Gibson
Great Falls
Smith FE. M. Brandages
Helena
David Hilger
Lewistown
Bo White
Dillon
Charles
Hartman
Bozeman
Hartman Rudolf von Tobel
State Lands Committee
Senate
House of Representatives
House
Missoula Club Incorporates As City Business Group
The Missoula club, an association of business and professional men, filed articles of incorporation today. L. F. Kellogg is president with Stoddard and Rathburn as secretary and treasurer. board directors include Newlan Kelloni Orvis Tess and others. The club, reorganized months ago to aid future growth, maintains rooms in the First National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
L.F. Kellogg
Stoddard
View Rathburn
Centrat
Mest
Smiths Sare B.A
Business Brisker in Eastern Cities Report
Special Dispatch from Missoula notes E A Winstantey returning from Toronto and Chicago where business, especially real estate, is brisk. He cites rising homeseeker activity, post election economic optimism, and strong investment mood in Chicago and across Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
E. A. Winstantey
Tome
Rene
Toronto
Canada
Winetanley
Chicago
Bitt
Flathead Reservation
J. Doll
Chicago Title and Trust Company
United States
Doll
Jailbreak by Four Men Recaptured in Missoula
Special dispatch reports a jailbreak at Missoula with four men escaping. Three suspects tied to horse stealing and one thief in petit larceny escaped. one horse thief admitted guilt. The group allegedly moved horses to Montana towns and some were recaptured as searches continued near the Philipebsky Sail wall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawlight
Dever
Tock Creek
Mesers
Quinianah
Butte
Ledge d to Stone for United States Senator Stone
The fragment lists a political plea urging support for United States Senator Stone. The readable portion references a campaign backing Stone for the Senate without additional context or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone
Police Release After Cash Bond In Resorting Charge
A woman arrested on a resorting charge was taken to the county jail and released on a 50 dollar cash bond. The bond was furnished by an individual identified as Moth lary Gieim, noted for influence in the restricted district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns
Uist
Montana
Fish and Game Committee
Houts
Wal O'Donnell
Gieim
Yerkes widow seeks removal of estate executor
Adelaide Yerke s petition in probate court asks removal of Louis S. Owsley as executor of the Charles T. Yerkes estate alleging he has attempted to sell real and personal property contrary to the will. The will directs transfers to a New York corporation to fund an art gallery and the proposed sale would defeat that purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Yero
Charles T. Yerkes
Louis S. Owsley
Yerkes
Owsley
Han
Cersain
World Subpoena Fight Delays Grand Jury Testimony
In New York on January 18, five employees of the New York World who refused to comply with a federal grand jury subpoena seeking information about potentially obscene material halted their invocation of the subpeona as a protest. The court reserved ruling, granting time until tomorrow afternoon for briefs from both the U S attorney and World representatives.
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Dartiel
Taaterford
Teikoen
Wiltt
Fastraligei
Reese
Dewey
Snc
Manila
Jehied
New York
New ‘York ‘World
Gran Jury
United States
United States Circuit Court
United States District
Henry L. Stimson
Delaney Nicoll
John M. Bowers
Henry G. Ward
Warning Voice in Pressing Square Deal and Japan Policy
The article quotes President Roosevelt asserting a square deal for Japan and the US, urging support from Methodists and fathers to protect citizenship while using force only if necessary. It discusses Missoula county board’s plan for an agricultural course, a dormitory for out-of-town girls, and public input on the proposals. It also mentions Elmer Larson’s insanity finding, USTA news, and a proposal involving Adrian Anson for umpire supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
San
Cranston
Roosevelt
Mott Politan Memorial Church
McKinney
Japan
United States
Standard
Missoula
County High Wheel Board
J. F. Thomas
Weill “Fest
State lands conservation plan outlines new timber and land controls
Montana legislators review a broad conservation bill from two commissions. The proposal creates a state timber board and contest board, preserves water rights, caps coal and timber sales, extends payment terms on lands, and strengthens land records. It also limits bond redemption and sets royalties and reforestation needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Land Commissions
Tra
Thos
Local Man Bound Over in Missoula Burglary Case
Z D Brown was arrested in Missoula for burglarizing the Kern garage safe. He allegedly obtained about 125 dollars in checks and money. After a hearing before Justice Dyson, Brown was bound over to the district court with an 80 dollar bond he could not meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Missoula
Z. D. Brown
Kern
Dyson
District Court
Smallpox case prompts sheriff’s office visit in Missoula
A late night report from Missoula notes a smallpox case discovered recently. Janie Payne sought medical attention at the sheriff’s office while jail inmates remained only slightly excited.
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Ian
Janie Payne
Prisners
Thors
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Smn
Ike Dawson
Valley
Kay
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Witmer
Hutchinson
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Pierson
Carbon
State Livestock Sanitary Board
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Thompson
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Kelsey
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Plerson
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Murphy Sisters
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Schoo Ideas
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Elmer Larson
Gauty
Van
United States National Lawn Tennis Association
England
Nat Hutches
Dwights
Wimbledon
London
Adrian C. Anson
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Nica
Anson
Mr. Murphy
Orly
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