Crowded Missoula hearing in Brady counterfeit case
William Shaw faced a preliminary hearing before United States Commissioner Wallace P. Smith as part of the Brady counterfeit money case. Shaw was held on $100 bonds to appear as a witness. prosecutors expect further testimony, including a new witness James Rae, with Brady’s case set for Thursday at 10 a.m.
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Missoula
Wallace P. Smith
United States
William Shaw
English
John M. Evans
Shaw
Helena
Gage
J. A. Scott
Scott
Marshal Gage
Evans
Brady
Brai Ae
Scotty
James Rae
Subscriptions Offer for Anaconda Standard Premium Art Reproductions
Payment in advance secures a one year subscription to the Anaconda Standard with a handsome premium, Famous Art Reproduced, and express prepaid delivery.
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Anaconda Standard
Man killed in log mill accident near Stevensville
W. Printz, a local lawyer, died instantly when a cant-hook slipped while moving a log at the Mittower mill, not Harper & Baird as previously reported. A coroner's jury ruled the death an unavoidable accident. The Stevensville Odd Fellows lodge plans a funeral in Corvallis with Rev. Blair officiating.
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Missoula
Stevensville
W. Printz
Harper & Baird
Mittower
Corvallis
Stevensville Lodge of Odd Fellows
Mr. Blair
Porter protest delays Pryne homestead entry in Ravalli county
Thomas L. Porter of Ravalli county filed a protest against Thomas Pryne’s homestead entry on 160 acres in section 22 township north range 21 west. Porter alleges failure to cultivate or improve the land and Pryne claims Porter has not visited the place in six months. The case is set for hearing before Commissioner F. J. Morris in Hamilton on March 2.
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F. J. Morris
Hamilton
Matt Coleman Improving After Illness at Montana Ranch
Matt Coleman, long illness at his ranch west of Missoula, is much improved today. He has left bed and is taking more nourishment. If no setback occurs in the coming days he may travel to the city.
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Missoula
Matt Coleman
United States
MNY
DR. Bennett Electric Belt CO
Union Block
Denver
Colo
Back from the Coast Hammond Reports on Lumber Venture
W H Hammond returns from the coast and California where G W Fenwick is now manager of A B Hammond's new lumber venture. Hammond says Fenwick is well placed and suits the field.
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Missoula
W. H. Hammond
Mr. Hammond
California
G. W. Fenwick
A. B. Hammond
Fenwick
Premiums for a Yearly Standard Subscription Offer
Call the Standard office to learn about the year's subscription premiums. The ad promises premiums that outshine all others and enhance value for new subscribers.
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Standard
Beast Seeks Wretch After Attempted Assault on Girl
Missoula officers search for a suspect who lured a 5 year old girl on Higgins avenue into a candy store and led her to a barn nearby where an assault was attempted. The attacker bought candy and fled, prompting a public safety warning.
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Missoula
Higgins Avenue
Man Detains Child Near Missoula Mercantile Store
An unidentified man frightened by approaching steps led a child to East Front Street and left her in front of the Missoula Mercantile store. Officers have a good description of the man but have not identified him.
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East Front Street
Missoula
Donley Faces Larceny Charge After Clark's Fork Wreck
Missoula reports Rolla Donley, once nearly drowned and recovered from smallpox, is charged with larceny for allegedly taking 316 from partner Frank Fecher while Fecher slept. Fecher was arrested for carrying a concealed weapon after a gun was found on him. he paid a fine.
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Rolla Donley
Clark's Fork
Frank Fecher
Fecher
Donley
Rush of patients fills Sisters' Hospital in Missoula
The Sisters' Hospital in Missoula receives a sharp increase in patients amid a grip epidemic. W M Draffen is fatally ill with pneumonia, A A Litthemmer from Rattlesnake has a severely cut finger, Archie Cyr from Bonner and William Caney from St. Regis are admitted with grip, and George Fox of St. Regis suffers a severe sore throat while R Fenkehausen of Garden City Bottling is treated for rheumatism.
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Missoula
Sisters’ Hospital
W. M. Draffen
A. A. Litthemmer
Rosendorf's Missoula Receives Positive Brass Monkey Review
The Wichita Daily Eagle reports Hoyt's Brass Monkey in Wichita with praise for Missoula native R. Brian Owen as musical director. It notes the opera house orchestra under his baton sounded like a metropolitan ensemble, inspiring and delightful. Dr. W C Orr, veterinary surgeon and dentist, at Johnson's livery.
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Wichita
Hoyt
Brass Monkey
Brian Owen
Opera House
Metropolitan Orchestra
W. C. Orr
Johnson's Livery
Banquet Restaurant Seized by Creditors in Missoula
Missoula January 30. The Banquet restaurant was closed today by attachments from creditors. The employer claims seventy thousand dollars. Hart and Carten owe for furniture and George Elliott for plumbing. Proprietor M. R. Burger is at Nine Mile in quarantine.
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Missoula
Hart & Carten
George Elliott
M. R. Burger
Nine Mile
Attorneys and officers file attachment on Nine Mile debt
In Missoula on January 30 Attorney L. J. Knapp Under Sheriff Evans and others went to Nine Mile to file an attachment against John Cunningham for money owed to P. M. Reilly & Co. The debt was acknowledged and paid before service, and the officer returned with a large check.
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Missoula
L. J. Knapp
Evans
Nine Mile
John Cunningham
P.M. Reilly & Co
Operation Performed For Ball Stones In Missoula
An operation for stones on Mrs. T F Burke was performed at Sisters hospital by Dr W P Mills. A large number of stones were removed. Mrs Burke is in serious condition but the operation is hoped to improve her health.
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Missoula
Jan
T. F. Burke
W. P. Mills
Ordi
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical
Ella Gardne
Waterview
Middlesex Co
Dr Sage
Death of Edward McCampbell in Missoula
W H Houston, a Florence hotel barber porter, received a telegram announcing the death of Edward McCampbell at 6 30 this evening. The two were close friends and Houston was surprised by the news from Missoula dated January 30.
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Missoula
W. H. Houston
Florence Hotel
Edward McCampbell
Houston
Real estate ads boost inquiries, says Winstanley
Wie Results in Missoula reports K A Winstanley praising Standard classified ads. He says the advertising yields excellent results with constant inquiries from around the region due to his cards in the Standard.
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Missoula
K. A. Winstanley
The
Standard
Doctor Morris Confesses Demurrer in Matthews Suit
In Missoula on January thirty, Dr Morris and counsel confessed the demurrer as to N Matthews in suit for osteopathic services. An amended complaint was filed against Mr and Mrs N Matthews.
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Missoula
Dr Morris
N. Matthews
N Matthews
Thibedeau Neill and Mada Neill Wed in Missoula
Thibedeau of Bonner and Mada Neill of Toronto were quietly married in Missoula on January 20. The groom works for the Big Blackfoot Milling company at Bonner and the bride recently arrived from Ontario. They will reside in Bonner.
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Missoula
F. C. Thibedeau
Bonner
Mada Neill
Toronto
Big Blackfoot Milling Company
Ontario
Amendments Offered to Ship Subsidy Bill
Washington news reports Senator Clay offered amendments to the ship subsidy bill. The changes seek contracts limited to ten years instead of eight, restrict subsidy vessels to those of one knot or less, and apply the bill to vessels completed or under construction by March 1901.
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Washington
Clay
Missoula Notes Short Items From Bitter Root Valley
Civil Engineer C C Finkelnburg and Elmer E Hughes are in the Bitter Root valley on business. University students plan an Elks hall entertainment on Feb 8. A final homestead certificate was issued to Austin W Warner of Plains for 84 acres near there. Several Missoula figures and students travel for work and news, with cold weather and campus activity highlighted. Frank Thompson buys Archie M McCorkle ranch near Woodside for 2500 dollars. ranch spans 2 acres with fruit trees.
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Bitter Root Valley
Elmer E. Hughes
Elks’ Hall
Austin W. Warner
Plains
D. S. Dickson
Quartz
Missoula
John M. Price
J. M. Lucy
George Smading
Sheeney Kid
Coeur d'Alene
Wallace
Montana Staatz Zeitung
Helena
Spokane
Massey
South Side
Prescott
Childer
Justice Court
Rowe
Frank Thompson
Garnet
George F. Brooke
Archie M. McCorkle
Woodside
Bitter Root
Mr. McCorkle
Minister D B Price Tours Bitter Root For Training School
Rev. D B Price of Helena traveled to Stevensville to begin a three week stay in the Bitter Root region. He focuses on supporting the new training school of the Methodist Episcopal Church South and expresses strong enthusiasm for its prospects.
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D. B. Price
Helena
Stevensville
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South
Price
Start of Work Imminent for New School Building
A speaker states that preparations for the new institution are complete and work on the buildings will begin immediately. Subscriptions have been more generous than expected, and the school will launch on an encouraging basis, with potential to become an important institution.
Coal operators and miners meet in Columbus over wage terms
In a joint conference at the Board of Trade auditorium in Columbus about 200 operators and 800 miners from Western Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and Illinois gather to decide on admitting Iowa and Michigan. Operators oppose wage increases citing West Virginia competition and seek to keep the current price while admitting WV.
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Ilinois
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Chicago
Faithful to Catholicism in Philippine federal leaders
Manila reports all Filipino federal leaders vow fealty to the Catholic church except Buencamino Rosaro and Neer. Church officials hint no return of friars to disliked localities. government reps not assured. Bellencamino faction’s evangelical church plan followed arrests based on priests’ info. Royal mutiny sentence for 40 Albany sailors. Brooklyn to Hongkong for minor repairs.
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Federal Party
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Rosaro
Neer
Bellencamino
Tondo
United States
Albany
Hongkong
Cavite
Brooklyn
Washington Sends Exact Indemnity Instructions to Conger
The state department cables Mr. Conger with precise guidance on indemnity in the Pekin negotiations. Officials stress avoiding any move that could topple the Chinese government or carve up the empire and seek a measured approach despite a discouraging outlook.
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Pekin
Department of State
Conger
State Department
Mr. Conger
United States
Northern Colorado miners vote for 10 cent wage rise
Louisville Col Jan 20 Northern Colorado coal miners vote to invite all northern district mine operators to meet with a miners committee tomorrow at the Labor Commissioner Smiths office in Denver to adopt a 10 cent per ton wage increase. The Northern Coal and Garfield firms refuse any raise, while independent operators will accept the scale and reopen their mines.
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Col
Northern Colorado Coal Miners
Mass
Northern District
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Smith
Denver
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Northern
Contempt Claim Tabled in San Francisco Appeals Court
The United States circuit court of appeals considered alleged contempt by Receiver McKenzie and Dudley Du Bose in three cases. Arguments closed in the Dubose case, and Campbell offered to submit McKenzie contempt in the Chipps case using Compton case testimony. The court took the matter under advisement and adjourned to next Monday.
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United States Circuit Court of Appeals
McKenzie
Dudley Dubose
Dubose
Campbell
Chipps
Compton
Explosion at Shankainkuan Kills Japanese Soldiers
North China Daily News reports that while Chinese gunpowder was being destroyed at Shankainkuan an explosion occurred killing Japanese soldiers. The incident is dated in Shanghai on January 30.
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Shanghai
North China Daily News
Shankainkuan
Attorney General Sheets announces action in Columbus
In Columbus on January 30, the Attorney General announced a formal action. Details describe the initiation of a case and the legal move without graphic language. The statement underscores official proceedings and the department’s next steps.
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Columbus
Ohio
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