Mrs Elizabeth A Barret Dies in Baltimore While Health Improves
Mrs Elizabeth A Barret wife of Montana State Treasurer Barret died in Baltimore where she had been treated for health. Judge Barret accompanied her East then returned to Helena but was called back. the body likely to be brought to Helena for interment. She was born Elizabeth Brooke in Morgantown now West Virginia and leaves an adopted daughter Mrs Hammond plus relatives in Helena and Montana.
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Montana
Judge Barret
The
Standard
Helena
Elizabeth A. Barret
Barret
Baltimore
Elizabeth A. Brooke
Thomas F. Brooke
Virginia
West Virginia
Morgantown
Ben C. Brooke
Episcopal Church of
Death in Baltimore Touches Montana Pioneer Mrs A H Barret
Butte mourns Mrs. A H Barret wife of the state treasurer who died in Baltimore after months of ill health. A Montana pioneer she lived in Butte from early days and moved to Helena with Judge Barret when he became treasurer. Her decline worsened recently and Judge Barret rushed to her bedside. Funeral details note L A A H members gather July 19 at 1 pm and services at St Patrick's cathedral at 2 pm.
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Butte
A. H. Barret
Baltimore
Judge Barret
Helena
Hibernia Hall
Centerville
Maggie Healy
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Anna M. Sullivan
Josie Warrington
Anaconda Splits Over Domestic Strife in District Court
Margaret M Dailey sues Frank A Dailey for divorce citing habitual intemperance and cruelty since 1900 after marriage in Anaconda. The couple had one child and resided in Anaconda and Helena with alleged daily abuse. May Roy also sues Horace Roy for non support after a 1901 Anaconda marriage seeking to prosecute without costs due to poverty.
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Margaret M. Dailey
District Court
Frank A. Dailey
Anaconda
Helena
May Roy
Horace Roy
Father Finlen to Preach at Sacred Heart Mass
Father Finlen, professor of sacred scripture at Dunwaddin seminary New York, visits Butte as guest of Father Callahan. The Sulpician priest focuses on educating young men for the priesthood and will preach at 11 o clock mass Sunday at Sacred Heart Church.
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Father Finlen
Dunwaddin Seminary
New York
Butte
Father Callahan
Sacred Heart Church
Mineral Exhibit Move Wins Faculty Backing in Montana
The Montana School of Mines trustees approve Professor A N Winchell as agent for the St Louis world’s fair mineral exhibit and back faculty control of the state collection. President Leonard reports on 100000 acres of state lands and a plan map.
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School of Mines Trustees
W. A. Clark
Richards
Leonard
the Register
Helena
A. N. Winchell
School of Mines
World’s Fair Commission of Montana
St. Louis
Board of
State School of Mines of
Montana
Paul McCormick
Works’s Fair Commission
Winchell
Commission
Butte
Attorney Wallace Arrested for Alleged License Payment Failure
Attorney A N Wallace of the Owsley block faced a warrant issued by Justice Timothy Harrington on a charge of failing to pay a county license totaling 10 dollars. County Treasurer James Maher testified as the complainant, with a hearing scheduled for next Wednesday. Wallace reportedly paid the amount after arrest, but the case remains unresolved due to unsettled costs.
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A. N. Wallace
Owsley Block
Timothy Harrington
James Maher
Wallace
Campbell Bride Merges With Tonkin at Gaylord Street Home
At 23 South Gaylord Street Mr and Mrs James Campbell witnessed the marriage of their daughter Leona J Campbell to Henry F Tonkin. J W Phariss gave the bride in marriage Rev John Hosking officiated Trinity Methodist Episcopal church. Bridesmaid Addie Campbell Best man Thomas Tonkin. The couple will be away a few weeks and return after August. 621 East Mercury Street is listed.
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James Campbell
South Gaylord Street
Leona J. Campbell
Henry F. Tonkin
J. W. Phariss
John Hosking
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Addie Campbell
Thomas Tonkin
Aus
East
Mercury Street
Horse Trade Ends With Stolen Horse Warrant for Jordan
Thomas Jordan allegedly traded a horse with John Paxton of Brown's Gulch for a horse Paxton later learned had been reported stolen from Deer Lodge. Paxton filed charges of grand larceny in Justice Colligan's court. Deputies from two counties search for Jordan as Paxton scrambles to recover value.
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Thomas Jordan
John Paxton
Brown's Gulch
Paxton
Jordan
Justice Colligan
Deer Lodge
Butte
Sons of Herrmann Picnic Promises Splendid Basin Event
The Sons of Herrmann plan a Basin picnic next Sunday with Teutonia and Louise lodge members on the committee arranging a well orderly Deutsche entertainment and a splendid good time for all attendees.
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Sons of Herrmann
Basin
Teutonia and Louise
Three Suspects Held After Dr Montgomery Robbery
Edward Hanley Frank Monroe and Thomas Ryan were arrested by Detectives Murphy and Buchanan on Wyoming Street after Dr F Montgomery reported a late night robbbery involving a gold watch valued at 80 dollars. Montgomery identified Hanley as a possible suspect though not definitively. The trio gave conflicting alibis claiming travel from Dillon to Butte and other varying locations. They will be held pending investigation.
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Edward Hanley
Frank Monroe
Thomas Ryan
Murphy
Buchanan
Dr. F. Montgomery
Wyoming Street
Montgomery
Olsen Block
Hanley
East Park Street
Cone
Monroe
Ryan
Dillon
Butte
Hanky
Ditton
Pocatello
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Michigan
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John Nance
W. Seerviary
Norfolk
Manly
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Gainsborough
Monte Carlos
Pat Laney
Crean
Value Soc
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Barus
Corva
Pennsylvania
Deadwood
American Mining Congress
Grent Homestake
Preshmen
Quigley
Bonita
Missouri County
United States Surveyor General
United States Deputy Surveyors
McDonald
Atfornes
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Panton
S Gulch
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Grand Lodge
Great Northern
Huting of Sons of Herrmann
D. F. Montgomery
East Summit Street
St. Patrick’s Church
Margaret Healy Will Stove
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