Physicians Fight at an Inquest Over Thompson Death
Two Montana physicians clashed with a pocketknife during an inquest into Alexander O Thompson's death from a stabbing at a saloon. Deputy Rowe ended the melee. Thompson died after 16 inches of intestine were removed in a later operation.
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Richards
Rowe
Alexander O. Thompson
John O'Brien
H. M. Hall
Clarkson
O'Brien
Thompson
Fesling
Hall
Hanson
Dogge and Gattan
W. F. Clarkson
Montana
O'Leary
Electric Belt Claim and Guarantee for Vitality Repair
Dr Bennett Electric Belt Co promotes a quadruple power Belt claiming to restore energy and youth by supplying electricity. The ad asserts safety, renewal of belts, and a money back guarantee if no cure, with a free book offer and authority from the US government. It targets men with weak vitality and promises permanent results with written guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Dr. Bennett Electric Belt Co
Union Block
Denver
Cele
Improper surgery leads to death from intestinal strangulation
The witness described an operation as the only life-saving option after a wound, noting that the initial stitches had failed and the intestine began to rot. He said the death rate in such cages is about 1 percent and the man died from strangulation caused by improper restoration of the intestines.
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A. H. Hanson
Thompson
Hall
Mr. Breen
Hennessy’s
Autopsy Testimony in O'Brien Case Details Wound
Dr. P. J. Sheeran county physician testified on autopsy finding the deceased in good condition before death and killed by teritonitis and shock. Dr. O'Leary echoed similar findings as Deputy Rowe recounted arrest proceedings and the knife return. A disturbance arose in court as Dr. Hall and Dr. Clarkson were separated. the jury returned a verdict.
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Hall
Clarkson
Dr. Hall
Dr. Hanson
Drs. Leary
Sheeran
Thompson
John O' Brien
P. J. Sheeran
O'Leary
Vr. Oneeran
W. J. Rowe
O'Brien
Rowe
O’brien
Dr. Clarkson
Heinze's Estimate of His Wealth in Nipper Mine Hearing
A hearing in Judge Clancy's court over the Nipper receivership hears Thomas McLaughlin as receiver for the west half of the mine. He claims the ore body is split with Arthur P. Heinze owning the other half and argues a profit of 6000 dollars daily from 400 tons of ore daily if a receiver can operate. The Parrot company seeks removal of the receiver amid growing losses. The receiver testifies he lost about 30000 dollars in six months while mining 14000 to 15000 tons for himself and about 15000 tons for Heinze, with total output near 28000 tons.
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Clancy
Thomas McLaughlin
Parrot Company
Little Minna
Arthur P. Heinze
Montana
Heinzes
A. P. Heinze
F. Aug. Heinze
Mielena
McLaughlin
Colorado
Prizefighter Terry Goodway Accused Of Robbery
John Percy, an East arrival, told police he was robbed of $80 by prizefighter Terry Goodway. They met in New York, traveled together, and Goodway allegedly picked Percys trunk to steal the money before an expected Casino theater bout.
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John Percy
Thto
Terry Goodway
New York
Goodway
Casino Theater
Percy
Kansas City drug houses buy 63000 Laxative Bromo Quinine boxes
During the present cold season sixty three thousand boxes of Laxative Bromo Quinine have been purchased by Evans Smith Drug Co. and Faxon Horton Gallagher in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Evans-Smith Drug Co
Faxon, Horton & Gallagher
Funeral for Months Old Son of Mr and Mrs Murphy
The funeral of John C the months old son of Mr and Mrs Timothy Murphy will be held today at 2 o clock from 704 North Wyoming Street.
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John C
Timothy Murphy
North
Wyoming Street
Meadeville Justice Court arraigns for robberies and burglaries
In Meaderville Judge Libby arraigns James Staiba on robbery charges tied to a railroad ticket and cash theft. Charles Gifford faces burglary in Walkerville, while De Wolf is discharged on vagrancy. Coughlin’s preliminary for robbery postponed for a week. Holland charged with stealing a broom. Earlier, Dorais, Barry, Gallagher and McGuire accused of receiving stolen property. Sullivan charged with shoe theft. Funeral notices for Gooley and Gibson.
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James Staiba
Libby
Meaderville
Staiba
William Hall
Indianapolis
Ind
Charles Gifford
Judge O'Connor
Walkerville
Gifford
Judge Connor
de Wolf
Coughlin
Arnold
Thomas Holland
Dorais
J. Barry
EF Gallagher
McGuire
Mike Sullivan
D. Dwyer
Butte Briefs Alert on Warrant and Fines
Mrs A Lovatt of Mercury Street secured a warrant for David Mack over an alleged attempted chastisement of a child. Mack not yet arrested. Tim Moriarty paid a $22 fine for Murray who was fined $30 for assaulting a Dublin Gulch saloonkeeper. Moriarty hopes Murray begins training.
Three Men Die in Fire at Commercial House
Fire in Kewanee Illinois destroyed the Commercial house early today and caused three deaths. The victims include C. C. Cotton 22 Terre Haute Indiana advance agent of Uncle Tom's Cabin company who suffocated in bed Elmer Peterson Galesburg and another man unnamed died from smoke.
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Kewanee, Ll
C. C. Cotton
Terra Haute
Ind
Uncle Tom's Cabin” Company
Elmer Peterson
Gales
Three injured in blaze at Walnut Hill house auction scene
A fire at a Walnut Hill house in Burg Illinois sent James Fischer a brick mason John Cruber from Indiana and Martin Jacobs of Chicago to jump from the third story windows. An explosion in the kitchen fed flames through the house forcing guests to leap or be carried out as firefighters battled the blaze. Logs valued at four thousand dollars were lost.
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Burg
Ill
James Fischer
Walnut Hill
John C. Cruber
Keart Wayne
Ind
Martin Jacobs
Chicago
Oregon Republicans caucus reassesses senatorial race
Salem Jan 21 eight lawmakers attend the Republican senatorial caucus at the capitol. A majority caucus resolution invites minority Republicans to join next Wednesday. No senator chosen yet. Anti caucus Republicans meet with 18 members. Democrats and others back William Smith of Baker for senator. Indian war veterans bill amended to release $32000 immediately and passed. Senate backs a resolution urging Congress to pass the Grout bill.
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Salem
Ore
Capitol
Fulton
Senate
William Smith
Baker “Ly
Corbett
McBride
Hermann
Congress
Property filings list multiple deeds and powers of attorney
In Missoula on January 21 the county clerk recorded several instruments including a power of attorney from J K B Gaylord of Bridgeport to A J Davis of Butte, deeds transferring interests in mining claims and town lots, a tax deed by George Higgins, and a land transfer from Northern Pacific Railway to the Big Blackfeet Milling Company. Consideration amounts appear for several deeds and property located in Thompson Plains and McCormick addition.
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Missoula
J. KB. Gaylord
Bridgeport
Sunrise Quartz Lode Mining
Frank Schroeder
Gius Swanson
Kalispell
A. J. Mcllowan
Plains
J. K. Kruger
Cgieorge
Higgins
J. KE. Williams
McCormick Addition
Pine Street
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Big Blackfeet Milling Company
I sresolved to be polite all year, like the white folks
The speaker vows to be kind throughout the year and to apologize if caught with chickens, framing politeness as proper and wise in a cautious tone.
Country Ain’t Troubled by Old Minds Says Philosopher
In a quote attributed to a corn-fed philosopher, he shifts from a nail key to the grocery counter and argues the nation suffers more from perpetual youth than from age, saying men who never get old enough to learn remain the country’s primary problem.
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Indianapolis
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Y Brien
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CY Brien
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