Alice Mott Returns and Child Custody Battle Unfolds
In Missoula at the murder trial end a new Mott case development arises as Mott states his daughter Alice was sent to Denver by Mrs Strothman without consent. He says the child had $1200 between the sisters on departure, and Alice now has none. The other girl remains in Denver. uncle from Des Moines urged custody.
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Missoula
Mott
Mice
Louis H. Mott
Denver
The
Standard Tonight
Alice
Henry Strothman
No sufficient reason for man to run off with outfit
A fragment states that with his money and family there was no reason for a man to leave with a $1.50 outfit including one hundred calling cards and plate from Standard office in Missoula.
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A $v
Standard Office
Missoula
Sunday church services across Missoula churches
Sunday listings from Missoula churches detail services across Christian, Congregational, Baptist, German Lutheran, Presbyterian, Holy Spirit, Methodist Episcopal and First Church of Christ (Scientist). Notable are preaching at 11 a.m. across multiple congregations, Sunday schools and evening programs, with specific street corners and pastors named.
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Missoula
Christian Church
East Cedar
Washington
Reets
Baptist Church
Owens and
Spruce Streets
J. H. Saisman
Young People’'s Union
German Lutheran Church
South Missoula
Crustas Mertz
Paston
Presbyterian Church
Stevens and
Pine Streets
Walter Hays
Church of the Holy Spirit
H. Linley
Holy Communion
Methodist Episcopal Church
S&s
Epworth League
SoBe First Church of Christ (Scientist
McHattie Block
Higgins Avenue
Scandinavian Church
West Spruce Street
M. Peterson
Toy pistol gift to Missoula warden praised as esteem token
In Missoula on July 3 a game warden named Higgins received a toy pistol and a box of caps as a testimonial of esteem for his marksmanship. The gift arrived by mail with a note praising his bravery in pursuing a highway robber.
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Missoula
Higgins
Mr. Higgins
Butte
Summer school enrollment up at Montana university
Missoula July 3. The state university summer session reports higher enrollment than last year with new students from Montana and Idaho. Faculty from psychology to languages teach advanced courses while additional instructors from public schools and colleges aid the program. The northwestern station at Flathead Lake opens in two weeks. director Professor Fired will depart to prepare. The biological station session gains national notice for its unique location and varied research programs.
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Missoula
State University
Montana
Idaho
West
Hamilton
Craig
Boston
National Educational Association
Haynilton
Elizabeth Teilly
Miss Hatheway
Scheuch
Harkins
Miss Kellogg
Northwest
Flathead Lake
Eastorn
Missoula Prepares for Largest Fourth of July Display
Crowds flood Missoula as July Fourth approaches with record anticipation. Weather favors turnout and business districts glow with decoration. Rough Rider Indians arrive from the reservation to join the parade as celebrations loom. Mail orders directed to the Golden Style in Missouri.
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Missoula
Rough Rider
Court appoints three commissioners in Missoula land case
In Missoula on July 3 Judge Webster named John R. Latimer George P. Brooks and F Miller to appraise damages for land taken in the Tay A Pound et al. against South Missoula Land Co for the big ditch project. First meeting set for July 7 with daily compensation of eight dollars. Default entered against several defendants.
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Missoula
Tay A. Pound
South
J. H. T. Ryman
A. J. Gibson
Jacob Kehder
G. A. Wolfe
W. A. Hoblitzell
Alexander Kennedy
George H. Clynick
Pulliam Brothers Lose Their Actions
Missoula July 3 In district court today judgment by default and in accordance with the complaint of the plaintiff was entered in the case of the Missoula Mercantile company against John Pulliam and others and a similar verdict entered against the same defendants with the Western Montana Flouring company as plaintiff. The suits were to recover upon debt representing goods bought during the life of the grocery firm of Pulliam Bros.
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Missoula
Missoula Mercantile Company Aquine
John Pulliam
Western Montana Flouring Company
Pulliam Bros
Atherton divorce suit filed in Missoula court
Hattie J Atherton sues William H Atherton in district court claiming a Christmas 1894 marriage in Missoula and a dissipated husband who has not supported wife. They have one child Beatrice aged five and she seeks custody.
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Missoula
District Court
Hattie J.atherton
William H. Atherton
Beatrice
Lumber Man From Blackfoot Injured In Wagon Fall
A Blackfoot lumber worker arrived at Parsons Hospital this morning with a broken arm fractured three days earlier in a fall from a wagon. He did not provide his name.
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Missoula
Parsons’ Hospital
Professor Mills Lectures on Socialism at Courthouse
Missoula reports that on July 3 Professor Mills spoke to a small audience at the courthouse, delivering his lecture on socialism with concise remarks and a brief question session.
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Missoula
Mills
Pioneer Hartman Returns to Missoula for Summer Visit
Missoula on July 3 reports George B Hartman, a pioneer of Missoula, is in town for the first time in many years. He attends with his son Charles and plans a summer visit in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
George B. Hartman
Charles
Concert Hall Closed After Missing Watch Theft
Missoula July 3. Exchange concert hall shut by police after a traveling man from New York reported losing $40 and a gold monogrammed watch. Loretta the soubrette denied knowledge as mayor revoked the venue license and threw actors offstage amid gibes and cold scrutiny. The missing watch remains unrecovered.
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Missoula
Billingsgate
Exchange Concert Hall
C. V. Weldon
New York
Exchange
Loretta
Mr. Weldon
Weldon
Mayor Smith
Park Improvements Near Complete in Missoula Park Bridge
July 3 Missoula reports progress on Greenough park bridge with planks laid and pilings driven 10 feet deep. The project, under Alderman Walters, will enhance park beauty and accessibility, with seats tables and footpaths added, boosting visitor numbers and the park’s appeal.
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Missoula
Greenough Park
Alderman Walters
Woodes
Death by Own Action Hinted in Recorder Brown Case
Pittsburg July 3 coroner's inquest resumed into the death of Recorder J O Brown with Miss Susie McLean testifying Brown appeared ill after returning from New York on March 11. She described attempts to take powders and obtain a revolver, notes of ceranide and strychnine, and Brown's agitation to hide drugs and seek a weapon before dying at 4 PM after a period of improving condition. The testimony suggests Brown sought poisons while alone, with doctors advising removal of drugs and revolver. Adjournment set for July 10.
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Pittsburg
J. O. Brown
Susie McLean
Brown
Mr. Brown
New York
Miss Melean
Nettie McLean
Nettie Thornton Bound Over For Furnishing Whiskey To Indian
Nettie Thornton sobbed at United States Commissioner Wallace P Smith as she was bound over to the federal court on a liquor to an Indian charge In Missoula Antoine Lavatta and another Indian were seen leaving with two bottles of whiskey Detec tive Hogan arrested them Nettie denied supplying the liquor claiming Lavatta lied She pleaded health concerns and asked to return to the Cherokee nation Commissioner Smith set a $200 bail for her Helena bound trial The two Indians were advised to hurry to the reservation Major Smead attended and urged swift departure to the reservation
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Missoula
Nettie Thornton
United States
Wallace P. Smith
United States Court
Nettie
Hogan
Antoine Lavatti
West Front Street
Lavatta
Smith
Helena
Mr. Smith
Raseh
Nett
Jal
Antoine
Montana
Major Smead
Missoula Notes Mention Local People and Projects
MISSOULA NOTES reviews town happenings and people: births, visits by W S Cobban’s guest, Jerry Cooney in town, street work progress, Bitter Root excursion train on the Fourth, Butte visitors, land entries near Bristow, brickwork on a new residence, relocations, sales of property, weather notes, park improvement talks, Union club outing plans, crop relief from rain, visitors from Farge, university grounds praised, real estate inquiries, rental demand, hospital readsmission, fishing season plans, and local hospitality for Harold High’s Bitter Root trip.
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W. S. Cobban
Butte
R. M. Cobban
Jerry Cooney
Saltese
Maine
Charles Searles
Guy Sheridan
Don Rantlina
August Janke
Land Office
Bristow
Brickmasons
Tyler Worden
East Pine Street
R. W. McKay
Knowles
John F. Hooper
Mccormick
Union Club
Joseph Beebe
Amos Buck
Stevensville
Sisters’ Hospital
Herman Kohn
Aus Hartley
Harold High
Butte Inter Mountain
Drunken Pinlander Disrupts Missoula Telegraph Office
A reportedly inebriated man forced entry to a Missoula telegraph office tonight, roughing up the place and cornering operators and messengers before being ejected. He then attempted to buy a drink.
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Missoula
Pinlander
Western Union Telegraph
Mark Twain as Carson City apprentice in council caper
Senator Stewart relays a tale from Mark Twain days in Carson City where the future humorist worked as a reporter. A pompous city council presiding officer seeks to expunge a matter from records and asks where to deposit it. Twain quips that the expunged matter should be worn under the chairman’s hat.
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Senator Stewart
Nevada
Mark Twain
Carson City
Lemens
Saturday Evening Post
Dow Celebrates Birth of Granddaughter in Family News
In Boulder the Dalton family announces the birth of a granddaughter to Mr and Mrs Isaac Dalton. Sherman praises his brother Alden, amid lighthearted family chatter at home on Bugar Lee street.
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Boulder Daily Camera
Dow
Eagens Sims
Isaac Dalton
Bugar Leet
Sherman
Alden
Parrot, Mother-in-law Linked to Chicago Man's Disappearance
A Chicago woman, wife of John Walz, searches Milwaukee Denver and Burlington Iowa for her husband who vanished from 541 Ogden Avenue ten days ago. She alleges conflict with her mother-in-law and cites a dining room parrot as a factor in his departure. The bride plans to press on despite family opposition.
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Chicago
Inter Ocean
John Walz
Ogden Avenue
Walz
Milwaukee
Denver
Burlington
Iowa
Credulous Hindoo Tales Spark London Truth Debate
A Hindoo gentleman relays startling but dubious items from English papers claiming exotic plots and murders tied to a Jubilee Bridge, a missing Babu, and a calumny about an emperor, illustrating native credulity and sensational fictions amid colonial rumor networks.
Delusions About Official Seizure Endangering Soldiers
A correspondent reports a rumor that he was seized by government order to be made into ointment for wounded soldiers. The fat Bebo reappeared safe, preventing serious harm. The writer warns such ideas could be believed by natives who seek public appointments, while dismissing lower orders as easily swayed.
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London
la Bon Guendia
Spain
Whitechapel
Genteman
India
Hoogly
Arbitration Attack Sparks Chicago Federation Fallout
The Chicago Federation of Labor denounced arbitration boards and employers associations as snares designed to crush unions. At a gas strike hearing, a seven teamsters seven employers board issued unjust findings. Delegates refused to accept the ruling and rejected universal boycotts, urging an executive substitute.
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Detroit Journal
Arbitration Boards
Employers’ Associations
Chicago Federation of Labor
Chicago Board of Arbitration
Federation
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