Beggar’s ruse exposed by East End chief of police
Chief Fitzpatrick and Officer Walsh uncovered a mendicant in the East End using a false forearm cast to solicit sympathy from housewives. John Williams, a broad-shouldered, smooth-talking man, had feigned injury to dodge police and profit from donations, but the forged cast was torn away by Dr Bancroft revealing a healthy arm. He faces 87 days in jail.
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Boose
Sarney Pitepatrick
John Willams
Willams
I Williams
East Side
Ehiot
Fitzpatrick
Bonners Ferry
Curling contest on Pink No. L ends 11 to 10
After days of warmth the ice curriers resumed play on Pink No. L with a tight 11 to 10 victory. Skipped by M. R. McKenzie and Kelly, the match featured multiple end scores and a lineup listing McKenzie WW and MR McKensie Kelly.
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Pink No. L
M. R. McKenzie
Kelly
McKensie
Revival Service Draws Big Crowd at Baptist ME Church
The Rev. Mr. Crawford of the Baptist church preached at the union revival. A hearer pleasing chorus choir heightened the evening. Mrs. Tolle, George Quilliam and William Quilliam contributed special numbers.
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Mr. Crawford
Bapist Church
T the Baptist
Death Notice for David Contway at St Ann's Hospital
David Contway died yesterday afternoon at St Ann's hospital at age 43 after a weeklong illness. He lived in and near Antonda for years and is survived by his widow and one child. The funeral is set for Friday morning at St Paul's Church.
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David Contway Eiea
St. Ann's Hospital
Anatonda
Jate
St. Paul's Church
Constipation Remedy Promoted by Warner's Safe Pills
A health ad warns that constipation disrupts the bowels and harms the whole body. It touts Warner's Safe Pills as a daily bowel regulator and a purely vegetable sugar coated remedy for constipation and biliousness.
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Warner’s
Warners
Twilight of Her Life and Scientific Films At Alcazar
A cinema program features the UK film Twilight of Her Life as the feature with a heart story and new motography novelties. Other acts include a Red Cross Martyr drama and scientific pieces Radiography in Practice and Squintty Ants, plus a pod hit by Mr. Chase Wade with Beat fifa Doll Good-bye.
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Red Cross
Alcazar
Chase Wade
Adv
Howarth Funeral Delayed By Relative’s Non Arrival
The non arrival of Miss Daisy Howarth delays the funeral of Will Howarth. Services will be held today at the Presbyterian church at o clock, then the body will be moved to Lawler & Cite undertaking parlors and held until Friday, with Howarth expected to arrive this evening.
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Daisy Howarth
Will Howarth
Presbyterian Church
Lawler & Cite
Howarth
Dillon Quintette Set to Face Friday Comeback
Dillon high school basketball hosts the Dillon Quintette Friday at the old roller rink at 1 oclock in a expected hot contest after a decisive win over Philipsburg. Helena game follows Feb 7 with Anaconda and Missoula trips noted. A March 14 state tourney date looms as Bowerman event may affect plans. The lineup includes Sullivan Conroy McCarthy Burnett Flood Kelly Tendot. Also a Red Men smoker and cemetery association planning meeting reported.
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Dillon High School
Dillon Bunch
Philipsburg
Helena
Helena Bunch
Anaconda Boys
Missoula
inCheck
Hughes
Mmnager
Christian Brothers
Portland
Oresine
Bowman
Sullivan
Conroy
McCarthy
Burnett
Flood
Kelly
Women's Union Suits In High Quality Fleeced Fabric
An excellent quality of women fleeced union suits, high neck long sleeves and ankle length. Sizes 4 6 and 6. Normally sold for 5d hojee clearance price 4 96.
Women's heavy white fleeced union suits on sale
Women's extra fine fleeced union suits in white only plus sizes 7 8 9. Regular 1.25 value 95 cents. Sizes 5 6 available in limited stock.
Boys’ suits and overcoats on 25 percent clearance
Mothers should note our clearance sale offers 25 percent off the best boys clothing. Pick suits or overcoats for boys and save on quality garments during the event on the second floor.
Women’s Fine Serge Skirts Clearance at $4.96
An advertisement offers women’s skirts in blue and black at a clearance price of 4.96. Styles feature high waist lines and button trimmed fronts with waist measurements from 23 to 30 inches.
Will Bequeath Millions for Missionary Work
Surrogate's court disclosed in an appraisal for Robert Artvengen that the entire personal property is valued at 468 000 dollars. He left the bulk to two London missionary societies to spread the gospel, provide translations of Saint John and Luke, and ensure literacy for tribal members. The will directs teaching ten to twelve individuals from each tribe to read.
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Robert Artvengen
London
Paptint Milnary Society
London Missionary Society
Tne
Five Soldiers Wounded in Fight With Moros Near Jolo
Maj. Gen. Franklin Hell commanding the Philippine Division reports five soldiers wounded in a clash with Moros near Jolo. The engagement occurred during ongoing operations, with no further details available on casualties or outcomes. Lieutenant Clarence C. Underwood is named in dispatches.
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Moros
Washington
Franklin Hell
Philip Fine
Jolo
Mon
Clarence C. Underwood
One Hundred Thousand Home Mission Society Gift Declared
Chicago Jan 2 A donation of 108.00 from sonn D Rockefeller to the American Home Mission society is announced as part of a 3000.00 missionary drive. more than half the target was raised last year with April 1 goals to surpass prior year giving. Snowslide at Chambers lake buries cabin and two men found frozen under feet of snow yesterday.
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Chicago
Sonn D. Rockefeller
American Home Mission Society
Mr. Rockefeller
Pitt
Kapitot
Andrew, Kusingr
Thomas Dunn
Chambers Lake
Government building appropriation measure faces foe in house
A Jan washington report notes Representative Mechure's bill to allocate 2,600,000 dollars for government buildings on state fair grounds nationwide. The proposal would allow the government to acquire buildings on state fair grounds not run by private interests, stirring debate in the House Agricultural Committee.
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Washington
Jan
Mechure
Mooney Released on Bond in Dine Conspiracy Case
Leavenworth reports Pred Mooney of Duluth Minnesota, a labor leader convicted in the dine conspiracy trial, was released on bond today. His sentence was one year and away.
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Leavenworth
An. Sun
Pred Mooney
Duluth
Minn
Iabor
Waists at Clearance Sale in Popular Shades
A sale offers waists from $1 to $5, featuring high or low neck styles with long sleeves in tan, blue, brown, gray, red, and white. Various sizes and colors available during a clearance event with prices as low as $2.95.
Horses and Mules Crowded Out by Automobiles on Farms
Washington reports farm animal numbers show horses and mules at record levels despite the spread of autos. Horses up 68,000 from last year and mules up 2,000. milk cows and other cattle fall sharply. Total value of farm animals rises 90 percent to about 8.5 billion dollars.
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Washington
United States
Department of Agriculture
Sheen
Midicows
Wyoming Legislature Votes to Reelect Senator Warren
Cheyenne Wyoming January 29 a joint session at noon approved the renomination of Senator Francis E Warren to the United States Senate Warren attended and delivered a brief address accepting the honor The action continues Warren's long tenure in the Senate and reinforces party control in the state capital Both the ceremony and recognition reflect the area's political alignment and Warren's standing with constituents and colleagues alike.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Francis
E. Warren
United States Senate
Warren
Getting Camp Experience for March to Washington
A group of tents appeared on Central Park lawns as suffragists prepare to march to Washington for a vote for women. The camp is described as a rehearsal site to gain preliminary experience before the main event.
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Washington
New York
Central Park
Sufragette
Nic
Frank M
Columbia Teachera
Rosaire Jones
College Debate on Corporal Punishment Divides Panel
In a report to the committee probing the school system Professor McMur ray urged adopting corporal punishment, a policy now forbidden. The discussion reflects ongoing tensions as the investigation into local education continues.
Arrested for Trying to Pay Back Two Dollars
Otto Larcher, 29, who arrived in Denver from San Francisco a week ago, was arrested in Governor Ammon's office for suspicious actions after asking to repay a two dollar loan. A revolver was found in his pocket and he is now confined in the county hospital.
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Denver
Otto Larcher
Larcher
Coun Hospital
Suffragette Army Encampment Strains Albany Streets
A December march to Albany by suffragettes led by ten women and one man, representing the commissary department, pitched tents in Central Park for a women’s occupancy and displayed a yellow banner for the cause.
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Albany
Sulzer
Commissary Department
Central Park
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