Eulogies Placed In Montana Bar Death Notice
In Helena July 15 a federal court session displayed Montana State Bar resolutions on Col. Wilbur F Sanders death. Judge Hunt directed clerk Sproule to enter the resolutions upon the minutes. Judge Laslie read the readings and Judge Blake prepared an address on Sanders life and services. Judge Hunt noted the absence of Judge Blake who could not deliver his address.
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W. F. Sanders
Montana Bar Association
Federal Court of
Hunt
Helena
Montana
Wilbur F
Wilem H. Hunt
W. Preston H. Laslie
George W. Sproule
Lors
Sproule
Henry’ Na Blake
Sanders
Jake
Billings
A. C. Logan
Bil
Portland
Logan
Bozeman
Remembering Colonel Sanders and Judge Toole
Expressions by Judge Hunt lauding Colonel Sanders and Judge Toole as foundational figures in Montana law and public life. He recalls their courage, integrity, and devotion, noting their leadership and impact on justice, morality, and the state’s development amid sorrow for their passing.
Resolutions of the Bar Honoring Wilbur Fisk Sanders
The Montana Bar Association in annual session adopts memorial resolutions for Wilbur Fisk Sanders who died July 7, 1905 in Helena. The tribute cites his learning, eloquence, and public service to Montana and its people, and requests the circuit court record his obituary. The memorial notes Sanders was born in Leon, New York in 1834, practiced law, served in the Ohio infantry, and reached a lieutenant’s rank, with later arrival in Bannack in 1883 to open a law office.
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Commonwealth
Sanders
Montana Bar Association
Culy
Wilbur Tisk Sanders
Circuit Court of the United States
District of
Mon
Wilbur Fisk Sanders
Helena
Wents
Territory
Montana
Leon
State of New York
Ohio
Sixty- Fourth Regiment
Ohio Volunteers
Antry
Frieutenant
Plains
Bannack
Visit Reveals William Clark Kinfolk In Missoula
Special dispatch from Missoula notes a story on Capt William Clark relatives drawing local attention. Accounts claim Tri Kal Tae known as Me Clark survived Shake Creek fighting and died of natural causes, supported by Duncan McDonald and recollections of Judge F H Woody and Cave.
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Stendara Missoula
Missoula
William Clark
Lewis and Clark
Tri Kal Tae
Me Clark
Joseph
Shake Creek
Bear Paw Mountains
Duncan ‘McDonald
Montana
F. H. Woody
Sunday Open Trail Attractions in Lewis and Clark Fair
In Portland Oregon two concessionaires at the Lewis and Clark Fair sue the fair company in state circuit court to force Sunday operation. They seek an injunction to stop threats and guards from closing exhibits and removing shows. They allege the fair was to run 137 days and that the contract does not bar Sunday openings under rules and regulations.
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Portland
Ore, I
Trail
Lewis and Clark Fair Company
Con Erionaires
Fate Company
Exposition Guards
Fair Company
Special Homeseekers Rates Promoted by Montana Group
The Montana State Business Men's League executive committee met in Helena to push homeseekers rates to Montana that end within state lines. They plan a monthly magazine to showcase Montana advantages and aim to place railroad industrial and passenger agents in state communities. President Moss stressed targeting railroads to recruit homeseekers and curb leakage to other states.
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Helena
Montana State Business Men's Teague
Montana
P.B. Moss
Billings
Mathew Dunn
Mose
St. Paul
North Yakima
May Have Nothing But Water To Drink 0 Day Strike
Great Falls reports a city wide strike as all bottlers and river drivers at two breweries quit in solidarity. Union demands scale of two dollars per day for bottlers and nine dollars per month for drivers, with non union replacements sought as talks fail. The strike disrupts a peak brewing season while unions seek mutual agreement. Madrid notes the death of Marquis Canaverde, former Spanish premier.
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Great Falls
Ste
International Brewerynion
Brewin
Trades Assembly
Madrid
Marquis Canaverde
Spain
Fierce Windstorm Kills Four in Winnipeg
A large four story building under construction in Winnipeg was blown down by a gale early today. The collapse crushed two adjoining houses, killing four people and injuring more than a dozen. The dead include H. W. Hile W. Steinhoff and two unknown women. one house was unoccupied, the other had six residents. Widespread damage reported in surrounding areas.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
W. Hile
W. Stfinhoff
Six Month Sentence For Street Flirtation Incident
New York July 15 Magistrate Steinerton Ben J. Smith from St. Louis gave six months in prison for a passerby flirtation with married woman Mrs. Jace M. Gamble. Gamble struck him in Madison Avenue Forty second Street subway entrance, prompting arrest and trial.
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New York
Steinerton Ben J. Smith
St. Louis
Jace M. Gamble
Brooklyn Busess
Madison Avenue
Forty-second Street
Smith
Commander FISE 0 Men Of Grand Army Proclaims Honor
A ceremonial proclamation honors Col. Sanders and directs that all chartered flags be draped. The message calls for tribute from the Grand Army of the Republic and mentions honoring the fallen commander.
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FISE
Grand Army
Intecom
Grand Army of the Republic Montana Department Update
Obituary and memorial notice per Grand Army of the Republic. Andrew J. Fisk assumes commander duties, mourning for 60 days, banners draped, taps noted, and a call to reform the line to defend the principles of the republic. Mentions Mol tana department and state appointments, with formal orders from Fisk and Lang.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Moltana
Andrew J. Fiskment
Lang
President urges action against him says attorney general
A fragmented Washington bulletin reports the president directing the attorney general to go after an unnamed target, signaling a hard line stance and prompting questions about the legal push and its implications.
Roosevelt orders probe into cotton report leak scandal
President Roosevelt directs a full investigation into the cotton report leaks within the department of agriculture. He condemns the leaker as a scoundrel and urges immediate pursuit and conviction, sending the matter to the department of justice and prompting Attorney General Moody to pursue full accountability.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Department of Agriulture
Holmes
Wilson
Wilsom
Department ‘of Justice
Hoyt
Moody
Mr. Moody
Holme
Solicitor General
Department of Justice
Senator W. A. Clark Undergoes Operation
Senator W A Clark of Montana underwent brain abscess surgery in New York today and is resting comfortably tonight. Doctors say a favorable outcome is expected though full recovery may take time. The operation was by Dr James McKernon. Clark became ill in Butte ten days ago and traveled to the city for treatment with his son in law Dr Morris and private secretary.
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New York
W. As Clark
Montana
James McKernon
Clark
Butte
I Paris
Morris
Senator Clark
Associated Press
W. A. Clark
James #.McKernon
Mex Kernon
CIDENT TAKES THE AU Oyster Bay Outing
In pleasant weather President House Sett and family joined an outing from Signore Hill to enjoy the day. They left early and returned late. Secretary Loch ai Mic ach will wave tomorrow. Joe and Inonin's trip to Yellowstone National mk.
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Oyster Bay
Jai' m
House
Hie
Signore Hill Catty
Loch Ai Mic Ach
Toomorrow
Joe
Inonin
Yellowstone National
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Wyer
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Man of
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Coote
Colonel Sanders
Tabor
India
the Bar
Morial
Circuit Court of the United States For
District of Montana
Aime
LOS
Dixon
Clare
Mary
William K
Worden & Co
Hell Gate
Talgo
Pattt
Tentle
Garett
Clanes
Nez Perce
Idaho
Hiram Knowles
Cave
Migoula
Mr. Cave
David C. Elliot
Hamilton
Jent
Hit
Keye
Sizm
Carrie
Rious
Col. Sanders
Eis Teloun
Daly
Ranson Astra
Ortad
Catia UK
Rees
Ae Renee
Helenas Monts
A. J. Fiske
Mr. Roosevelt
Mermssent
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