Mrs Bradley of Missoula Dies in St Louis
News reaches Missoula of the death of Mrs Louise Worden Bradley formerly Miss Worden of Missoula born 1874. She married B E Bradley editor of the Western Democrat in 1904 and later managed the East Dispatch. Survived by three children sisters Ruth Worden Henry Frank Worden and Vernee Worden navy paymaster. Her death follows months of illness and a recent return from Flint Michigan for care.
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Standard
St Louis
Ti Bradley
Misse Mont
Faite
Senelor Dixo
Montana
Frank Th. O'Neill
Bradyy
St Jule Bres
Flint
Med
Missouri
Asenula
Mra
Bradley
Lantse Worden
St. Louis
Breding
Missoula
Tiethet
Tess
Dyts
Friend
Worden
Aband
Gathering
Robert
F. T Sterling
Joseph Dixon
Ruth Worden
Henry
Frank Worden
Yernee B. Worden
Staten Navy
May Hiospital
Animas
Texeil 92 Hair Tonic Promises Regrowth For Hair Loss
An old ad-style column touts Texeil 92 Hair Tonic as a scientific antiseptic treatment to halt scalp itching and hair loss. It claims to destroy germs, improve blood circulation around hair roots, and restore hair texture, listing distributors in Butte and nearby towns.
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Pat Hale
Ponte
Emly
Ae Rex
Paxson & Tracketelieyth
Park Street
Butte
Potter Drag Company
East Park
Eove
Anavenida
Rodum& Walters
Bythtules Uy Les Valors
Mane of
Installation of Leaders for Rutle Odd Fellows Lodge
A gathering of the Rutle Odd Fellows last night on West Broadway installed officers for the current term. Grand Patriarch Klenek of Billings spoke of recruitment efforts and the encampment’s growth across Montana, noting membership may surpass 1,000 soon.
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Sununib Poctauanent
Fe Allepdance
Klenek
Billings
Grand Aitylarer
Revond Wate Smith Sheldon
Watel
John Wunlene
Frmn
Walming
Charles Sandent
Berthy Colenso
John F. Davies
Krenck
Montana
Frank T. Conway
T.T. Gilbert
Dean W. Selfridge
Seattle
G. O. Westland
George Pageve
Butte
Thomas Sturtridge
Dutte
Railroads Reject Wage Increase Proposal
Cleveland Jan 2 Railroads east of the Mississippi and north of the Chesapeake and Ohio have declined the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen wage adjustment proposal. No strike is planned now. Conference will begin tomorrow.
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Cleveland
Mississippioma
Chespeake and Ohio
Brotherhood of Railway
Washington press agent dispute noted at meeting
A report from Washington in January outlines tensions over a press agent hire by China director Durand. Representative Stobstnson of Are and Democrat factions oppose the move, calling for a committee review and suggesting changes to compensation practices for staff.
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Washington, Jan
Citling Cinaus
Durand
Stobstnson
Are . & Democrat
Strange aquarium chloroform photography by Ward
Ward of Spawleh describes using chloroform to immobilize fish in a tank for photography. He explains drawing water away and delivering anaesthetic to capture images of fish at rest and in aggressive poses, noting rapid recovery after removal. The Hebrew Standard highlights two Broadway signs: "The Man Who Owns Broadway" and "Tarrel" near the corner.
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Ray Francis Ward
Spawleh
Rermu
Fieh
Broadway
Len
Browaway
Tarael
Resignation of MP Duncan Accepted in Butte Church Row
The resignation of MP Duncan was accepted amid a heated church leadership dispute in Butte. Duncan stated his ministry faced funding woes and internal strife, with supporters shrinking as donors dried up. He said he would stay until debts from eight years of operation were addressed and planned to sell banks under Mr Julia T. Dayies’s revision to fund retirement from active leadership.
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Butte
Julia T. Dayies
Riewius I
Duican
Ard
Dungan
Hayiwood Mayer
Miners’ Union
Wilhees
Winins Church
Brown
Minister Resigns From Unitarian Society
The Rev Lewis J Duncan announces his unconditional resignation as minister of the First Unitarian Society Bulte Mont after eight years. He cites insufficient income and a desire to seek a different path, urging the congregation to elect a successor and continue church work with a new leader and lectures.
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Diy Fallows
First
Unite Tariah Society
Bulte
Mont
Eriente
Rockford Man Confesses to Meader Murder
Til January Clinton Adar confessed in Rockford morning to murdering Mrs. Mary McIntorh whose body was found with throat cut and boweled near her Thursday.
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Rockford
Clinton Adar
Mary McIntorh
Sir You're a Woman Arrest Reveals Longtime Posing
New York January story of a quiet-mannered girl who for ten years posed as a man earning wages and smoking in public. Detected when a jealous Newark Valley woman sought to marry her male persona. The arrest followed cross-dressed disguise and social policing.
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New York
Dan
John
Rockefel- Jer Dry
Gurnes
Trondergast
Board of Estimates
Mate
Marlon F Hamilton
Hamilton
Newark Valley
No Arrest Expected in Swope Death Case
Kansas City reports that the stomach examination results for Col. Thomas H. Swope and Crisman Swope will be released next Monday afternoon or Tuesday morning. Prosecutor Virell Conklin says there is absolutely no possibility of an arrest before next week after a conference with Swope heirs.
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Col. Thomas H. and
Crisman Swope
Swope
Virell Conklin
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