Whiskey fuels fatal Wolf Creek inquest tragedy
In Melena July inquest testimony cites whiskey as the cause of a fatal shooting near Wolf Creek. Herman Eberhardt died after a confrontation with Frank Liperatt and Dominick Faho, who were intoxicated and attempted to ride a hand car. Foreman Eberhardt was struck and fatally wounded during a struggle over a track wrench and a knife-like weapon. Suspects Frank and Dominick were in custody. Liperatt had not yet been caught.
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Melena
Bennett
Herman Eberhardt
Wolf Creek
Frank Liperatt
Dom
Nts
A. J. Bishell Frank
Dominek
Lquor
T Mitchell
Arther Ker
Win
Tratt
Foreman Evernarde
Eberhardt
Dom Nick
Frank
Mucesstal
Dominick
Domino
Toreman
Senators election drive prompts state convention call
Helena July 10 Governor Toole has received applications from Montana for a state convention at Des Moines to be held September 3. The meeting aims to secure action on a constitutional amendment to elect United States senators by popular vote. Potential delegates named include Martin Maginnis Helena B F White Dillon Patrick Roland Butte T G Marshall Missoula W M Johnston Billings.
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Lal Diapatch
Ta Oeanuar
Helena
Cummins
Toole Hae
Montana
Des Moines
Wies
Kates
Toole
Martin Maginnis
B. F. White
Dillon
Patrick Roland
Butte
T. G Marshall
Mistoula
W. M
Johnston
Huilings
Veterans to Attend Annual Encampment in Minnesota
Lincoln Post members of the Grand Army of the Republic plan a delegation to the national encampment in Minnesota next month. At least six delegates from Lincoln post are expected along with many old timers. Delegates from nearly every port in the United States are anticipated to attend.
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Mbers
Lincoln Pest
Grand Army of the Republic
Minnentalis
Lincoln Post
Tinute
Montana
United States
Outrages Spread in Odessa as Peasants Rise
July 10 Odessa reports daily outrages and politico industrial strikes spreading through southern provinces. The revolt is now led by professional propagandists who report arms to the peasantry. Nobility in Kherson fears rapid, calamitous movement aided by dissenting soldiers.
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Odessa
Russia
Arma
Kherson
Lightning Kills Horse and Injures the Driver
Lightning struck near Belden ranch killing two horses and leaving Thomas McMurry unconscious before his narrow recovery. Separate items note Wool import case upholding double duties, a trial delay for letters alleged from Are Harte, and a Manila pursuit surrender of Montalion leader to Cavite authorities with broader Luzon security pushes.
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Lewistown
Belden Ranch
Thomas McMurry
McMurry
Tom
Thaw declares he's sane amid court and interview talk
Parliamentary disputes follow Thaw related remarks as Dorn indicates readiness to testify in New York if permitted. Bedford's death is cited as a hint at hidden knowledge. In unrelated notes, Wilson tours stockyards and Montana companies file incorporation papers as Chicago traction bonds face default while negotiations continue.
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Harry Thaw
Europe
Dorn
Thaw
New York
Harry ‘Thaw
Southampton
Bedford
Dorn Wax
Stanford White
Doine
Exonerates His Partners in Federal Horse Theft Trial
John Wilson testified in federal court that Victor Connolly was innocent in the horse stealing case. Wilson stated they worked on the Duncan ranch in Canada and met Duncan, later recounting visits to the Blackfeet Indian Reservation and the selection of horses. Connolly’s testimony supported Wilson, while Wilson described hiring Connolly to move horses and delivering a letter to Duncan for driving duties. The trial continues as Wilson details the scheme and affiliations among Wilson, Connolly, and Duncan during a summer hunting trip.
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Muandarst
Helena
John Wilson
Victor Connolly
Wilson
Canada
Young Duncan
Cobell
Vicwr Connally
Blackfeet Lidian
Connolly
Marysville Countey
Middlebrook
Wilts
Damen
Nis
Dunn
Prominent Doctor Placed Under Restraint
A former noted physician is confined under restraint following a serious incident described in local reporting. The events reference health concerns and an apparent self harm attempt, with ongoing efforts toward recovery and legal containment noted by the paper.
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Jefferson-Montana Copper Mining Company
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Best Makers
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