Death Comes as Shock as John Byrke Passes in Office
John Byrke, a Montana mining inspector and former alderman born in Ireland, died suddenly at 322 North Alabama Street last night after a brief illness blamed on a heart condition. Dr J L McCarity arrived too late. undertaker Duggan took charge as Byrke’s wife and family were away.
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Aldon
Jon Byrne
Manthya
North Alabama Street
Ld O'Vlacie
JL. McCarity
Ife
Duggan
John Byran
Ireland
Montana
Wis
Fragmented obituary tribute with unclear names and ages
A damaged notice mentions a death and includes several unclear names and ages. It references Mr Byron at a headquarters and a widow Beales with five children aged eight to seven, plus two brothers Peter and William. Details are fragmentary and uncertain.
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Lwa
Mls
Walsh Appalintea
Minuyt
Byron Imade Ebner
Tueche Ahla
Beales
Fisme
Chidren
Joe
Mary
Avain
Parid Jenner
Peter
William Byene
Kalspett
Inquest Clears All in Sullivan Death Case
An inquest into the death of John Sullivan ruled the incident an unforeseen accident. Sullivan fell while climbing a ladder at the Speenister mine, breaking his back. investigators noted the ladder failed and the fall caused fatal injuries. There were no charges or blame assigned in the verdict.
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John 4
Sullivan
Speenister
Manny
Burlington Blockade Call Spurs Northern Pacific Aid
Omaha reports James J. Mi has called via the Harrington railroad to assist breaking the blockade of the Northern Pacific in the Dakotas. Burlington responds by sending one of its heaviest income lives from the Nebraska division. The forward movement proceeds along the new line between Salt Creek and Sioux City, with conductors and Nieven noting engines leaving from Wilings toward Uppesribie.
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Omaha
James J. Mi
Harkington
Northern Pacific
Dakotas
Me Burdington
Nebraska
Wiel
Baure
Louda
Eel Vane
Rion
Sahtond
Btou
Niewen
Nebraake
Alhough
Mayors Meet to Discuss Legislation in Montana
Mayors from nearly a dozen Montana municipalities travel to Helena for a session on proposed bills affecting cities and counties. No decisive action planned, but support expressed for several measures including a framework to regulate water, gas, and electricity utilities and establish a council to oversee authority over local services.
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Stanitara
Herena
Montana
Morelug
Io Gambline
Dorsa
Sasué
Himit
Ptallinas Inunierpet Uehiing
Legisiatune
Elise Rounlla
Nan
Death of Joseph Tessan Under Suspected Drug Influence
The coroner investigates the death of Joseph Tessan who fell ill after alleged drug influence. Tremblay reports Tessan collapsed at a Park Street flat and died eight days later after hospital care, with prior work at Meineasy's store and a card for medical treatment at St James Hospital. Authorities are seeking further details about his background and circumstances.
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Joseph
Tees
Parret
Tessan
Tremblay
Meineasy
MI6
Newie
Gt. James
Ming
Ened
Local basketball doubleheader at Henshaw Hall tonight
Two full games slated as high school teachers face the Crescent team and a faculty squad. Coaches Ralph N. Pot and Tom Davis lead skilled lineups with centers Carlson and Atosner, forwards Zener and Hrni Une, guards Tremnery and Cushing, while spectators anticipate sharp passing and clever plays despite a shift away from a dance-hall setting.
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Lswtte
Hershey
Hu Wal
Peygre
Ralph N. Pot
Latte
Tom. Davis
Mayers
Carlson
Cnascl
John Seymour
Forv 'Davty
August Grunert
Post
Rwanberge
Tremnery
McMann
Cushing
Sien
Saat
Crovcents
A. R. Atosner
Zener
Hrni- Une
Johnson
McLecal
Hoo
Imards
Tne
Eatie
Henline
Muto
Iwer Lolge
Bozeman
King
Man killed after surrender in Pittsburg case trial
Testimony during a Pittsburg Indiana federal court trial shows Private John Dowd shot William Crowley after a surrender as Lieutenant Ralph W. Crary and the U S Army faced a murder charge. Prosecution calls strong witnesses while defense plans copper theft proof and Crowley dying statement.
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Pittsburg
William Crowley
Née
John Dowd
Ralph W. Crary
Taltor States Army
Commonwealth
I Mm
United States
Cutinse
Crowley
Convicted Man Sentenced for Stealing Creek Rail
Muskogee Oklahoma January 28 W W Martin Jr convicted of stealing a Creek Indian rail from the Dawes commission was sentenced to serve one year and a day in Leavenworth federal prison and to pay a ten thousand dollar fine Judge Lawrence refused a new trial and an appeal will be taken
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W. Ww.martin, Jr
Dawes Commissiu Wan
Serve
Leavenworth
Kan
Lawrence
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