Tracy On The Run Believed Near Buckley After Sightings
After two days of inactivity Harry Tracy the outlaw is again pursued by bloodhounds. A 1 year old boy Clarence Burke saw him east of Enumclaw and asked for directions to Buckley. Deputies and guards rushed to the scene and tracked him to a swamp before daylight. Tracy is headed toward Buckley with a noon target for capture or death.
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Enamelaw. Wash
Harry Tracy
Buckley
Tracy
Enumelaw
Clarence Burke
Woolery
Enumclaw
Hartman
Pierce County
MecKillen
Young Burke
Convict Threatens Sheriff After Deer Lodge Murder
A letter from an anonymous former Deer Lodge inmate warns County Attorney H J Miller of a planned killing upon Bob Stevens release. Stevens is serving seven years for murdering Bill Smith, a Shields River rancher, in a long feud. The case sparked by a rock threat and a contested first degree murder conviction.
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Livingston
H. J. Miller
Butte
Mont
Bob Stevens
Deer Lodge
Dotson
Henry Rockinger
Bill Smith
E&hields
Stevens
Smith
Miller
No sight of Harry Tracy as pursuit continues
Seattle July 13. Harry Tracy eludes officers despite exhaustion and a long chase. Four sheriffs guard the trail as reports of sightings near Enumclaw prove false. Deputies widen the cordon, reinforced by Pierce county, while Brown of Kittitas warns of a Crest crossing.
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Harry Tracy
Enumelaw
Not for Forty-Eight Hours Tracy Eludes Pursuers
A Ravensdale dispatch reports Tracy Forty eight hours after sighting no sign of him. Despite a possible wound he may be nursing in forests near Meadow Point. A boy near Enumclaw saw a man with a rifle asking road distance to Buckley prompting a Pierce county posse.
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Green River
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Little Peninsula
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Portaut
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Cudihee
Enumclaw
Buckley
Hartman
Pierce County
Had a career east Boston shows Tracy ex crook with brutal record
The Post says Harry Tracy, an Oregon and Washington desperado, is an ex Boston criminal who fled west a decade ago after a murder attempt charge. Described as brutal, he roamed the Tenderloin, did house breaking and hold ups, and battled officers, with a notable killing of a man who glared at a woman. Merrill, his partner, is also known here.
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the Post
Harry Tracy
Oregon
Washington
Tracy
Tenderloin
Merrill
Encasement Around Tracy Reported by Pierce County Sheriff
Sheriff Hartman of Pierce county says deputies and Cudihee's posse have encircled the area near Enumclaw where Tracy is hiding. Three sheriffs can mobilize quickly, with combined efforts directed deliberately yet with dispatch.
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Post-Intelligencer
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Wash
Hartman
Pierce County
Cudihee
Enumclaw
Tracy
Drowning of 9 year old Arthur Beaudy at Kalispell Stillwater River
Kalispell reports the drowning of Arthur Beaudy a nine year old boy who fell from logs at the mill dam into the Stillwater river. He was warned to stay off the logs but did not heed and the body was recovered about twenty minutes later.
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Standard
Kalispell
Arthur Beaudy
German immigrant reappears after wild train escape near Kalispell
A German immigrant who jumped from a westbound train near Coram in Montana reappears at the Kalispell section house with his daughter, minus nearly all clothing. He had boarded in eastern Minnesota bound for Seattle, was found bruised but unharmed and described as slightly crazy after the nightlong search.
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Standard
Kalispell
Minnesota
Seattle
Coram
Home team falls to Monida in slugfest for small purse
In Lima on July 13 the home team and Monida faced off for 400 dollars but a breach of contract by visitors led to a compromise for a smaller purse. The home squad collapsed in the first inning, allowing five runs, and the visitors held on to win 8 to 7 in a well attended, competitive game.
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Bozeman Creek Dam Work Begins In July
Work at Bozeman creek dam has started to store water for irrigation in Mystic lake area. Surveyor C. M. Thorpe spent the week at Bozeman canyon and preliminary dam work has begun. Completion is not expected until fall.
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Runaway buggy injures rider near Miles City
Hugh Kelley was thrown from his buggy on Fort Keogh reservation suffering a scalp wound and facial bruises but not seriously hurt. A fore and hind wheel came off causing the run, with the team tearing through town toward Kelley’s home before one horse fell. He was taken to town in a post rig.
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Standard
Miles City
Hugh Kelley
Fort Keogh
Kelley
Trains Run Regularly After Weeklong Disruption
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Billings on July 13 reports the Northern Pacific train service has resumed normal operation. All trains are on time except No 2 from the west.
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Timely Rain at Miles City
A very hard rain with high wind began after a sultry day, providing much needed relief as dust was being laid. A shower last evening did little to help.
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Standard
Wool auctions reach 1.5 million pounds at Billings warehous
Northern Pacific warehouse in Billings reports about 1.5 million pounds of wool sold for the week with 1.335 million baled and ready for shipment. Baling capacity expanded to handle high volume while growers face delayed payments until baling and weighing are complete. Burlington warehouse sales for the week are about 500,000 pounds, bringing total weekly sales to 2,000,000 pounds.
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Burlington
Meagher County Assessor Reports Higher Yearly Assessment
Meagher County assessor Charles H Main filed the annual report with the county clerk showing a total assessment rise from 3 386 911 to 3 508 622 an increase of 121 711 across property classes Real estate and improvements declined slightly from 1 544 658 to 1 529 932 Horse value dropped from 80 118 to 10 750 Cattle rose from 48 500 to 57 810 Sheep or wool increased to 845 454 Other personal property and ores totaled 471 676 bringing the overall totals up for the current year.
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White Sulphur Springs
Charles H. Main
Meagher County
Wesvseas
Miner Dies of Brain Fever at Jardine
James Goudy, 28, a Bear Gulch Mining Co employee at Jardine, Montana, died Friday night after a brief illness diagnosed as brain fever. A native of Scotland, he had worked for three years and was well liked by coworkers. An uncle in Colorado is his only known relative. Funeral services were held yesterday at Jardine under Maccabee lodge and Miners' Union direction, of which he was a prominent member.
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Livingston
James Goudy
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Jardine
Scotland
Goudy
Colorado
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Miner George Cannon Brought Home for Mountain View Cemetery
The body of George Cannon a miner formerly of the Yellowstone country killed in a Franklin Washington mine accident arrived in Livingston last evening for burial at Mountain View cemetery. Mrs Cannon accompanied the casket and many friends from Aldridge attended the funeral held at 8 oclock this morning.
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Standard
Livingston
George Cannon
Yellowstone
Franklin, Wash
Mountain View Cemetery
Woman Charged With Stealing $25 Then Fleeing With Man
Gertrude White head a young colored woman has been brought from Mandan by Sheriff Savage and will be arraigned tomorrow for stealing $25 from James Purrington a colored man by whom she was employed as a domestic. The woman took the money from a cup where Parrington kept it and bought a ticket for herself and a colored man before fleeing.
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Standard
Miles, City
Gertrude Whitehead
Mandan
Death of 14 Year Old Boy in Livingston
Louis Dillon, age 14, son of Mr and Mrs Luke Dillon of the upper Yellowstone, died yesterday morning after a long illness. Funeral services were held in Livingston this afternoon.
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Standard
Livingston
Louis
Luke Dillon
Upper
Yellowstone
Infant dies in Livingston family obituary note
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Poor died Friday afternoon in Livingston. The funeral was held yesterday morning.
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the Standard
Tivingston
C. M. Poor
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