Col William Bartlett Montana pioneer dies at 98
Col William F Bartlett Montana’s oldest pioneer, known as a trail breaker and promoter, died at Sturray hospital at 8 am aged 98. Funeral from St John’s Episcopal Church with burial at Mountain View. Survived by two relatives. member of Montana Society of Pioneers. Born June 6 1823 in New York, Bartlett’s career spanned harness making tanning hotels mining and hardware. He helped push frontier life and dictated reminiscences before illness.
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William F. Bartlett
Stontana
Joshers’ Club
Sturray Hospital
St. John's Episcopal Church
Mountain View Cemetery
Deopet
Montana Society of Pioneers
Bartlett
New Yorker
Massachusette
Democratic Party
New York
Chicago
Lynn
Minneapolis
Mississippi Valley
Helena
Fort Benton
Fannack City
Virginia City
Diamond R Company
Westwara
Salt Lake
Black Hills
Cheyenne & Sidney
Montana
Bure
Electric Tent Company
Elizabeth Sommer
West
Hhe Hospital
Courland County
Thomas Jefferson
John Adams
Oregon Country
Lewis and Clark
Colonel Bartlett Remembered By Montana’s Pioneers
Colonel Bartlett, a centenarian pioneer of Montana who sketched Cortland county and voted for Polk in 1844, died at age 95. Tributes lauded his stalwart character and leadership in the Joshers club, with 4000 mourners at a Broadway show praise.
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Cortland County
Bartlett
James Knox Polk
Tennessee
Polk
Henry Plummer
Montana
Hay
Stinson
Ises
Plummer
Plummre
John Berkin
Colonel Bartlett
Mr. Berkin
Sanders
Bartlett Jong
A. J Davis
Joshers’ Club
John Berken Jr
Colonel
Barnett
Conrad — Kohrs
Deer Lodge
Warren
Holter
Helena
Bart 1 Viett
Joshers
Donoghue
Joshers' Club
Tom Shope
Butte
State
Despondent letter spurs attempted poisoning case
Dr Frank Williams attended Mrs Mamie Tallon 36 after she drank carbolic acid and was found with a bottle nearby in Mahoney alley Detectives Rodda and Gerry alerted the physician She was taken to Columbia hospital where antidotes were given She had recently returned from Galen sanitarium and had received a letter from her four children asking for admission to Twin Bridges Orphans Home The self harm note referenced the children and a desire to end it all Doctors said her mouth and throat were burned but not seriously damaged
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Frank Williams
Mahoney Alley
Mamie Tallon
Columbla, Hospital
Twin Bridges
Wiliams
Qadiy
Manhattan Man Wins Decision In Local Wrestling Bout
Earl Rodpinggh of Manhattan won the decision against Yokel of Bull Lake City in a handicap wrestling match. The bout lasted nearly an hour with Rodpinggh building a lead after securing several moves. Crowd attendance noted, event held at the Manhattan arena.
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Tae Ccanuase
Tshree Forks
Earl Rodpinggh
Manhattan
Lake City
Biome
Sionel
Ste
Tnsa
Ana
Ain
X Ray Confirms Carpentier Injury Not Faked
A Nassau County sanitarium X ray shows a fracture at the metatarsal joint near the thumb wrist area. Sprain and synovitis are noted in the light area marked xz with treatment by Dr. Connolly of Glen Cove, Long Island.
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Davis
Nassau County
Plainview
Long Island
J. BR. Connolly
Glen Cove
Canadian Police After Prisoners Involved in Noted Bandits Capture
Canadian police pursued William Reimers alias William Enright and A Hoban Teged, blamed as border bandits, after a sensational cross continental chase. U S marshal deputies and fast cars cornered them in a Billings hotel, then moved to Butte in custody. They were tied to whiskey smuggling and a series of robberies along the border. George Green alias Willis McCoy is also detained. extradition delays may affect return to Canada.
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Butte
William Reimers
William Enright
A. Hoban Teged
Billings
Ines
United States
Petective
AL Helgoland
United ‘States
Masaconta Band
Mempere
Pre
Cim
Poi
Vis
Royal Northwest
Fite
Notifis
United
Noush
Billing Aero Ote
George Green
Wimis McCoy
Enright
Hipban
Cidate
Hal
Nepeing
Amelotdcees
Regina
Suskatche
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Hartmann
J. Bettman & Co
West Park St
Hahn’s Ladies
Taffetas
North Main Street
Gamer’s
Col. W. F. Bartlett
New York State
Pensylvania
Ohio
Michigan
Illinois
Pacific Coast
L. P. Sanders
Ragnack
Captain Sanders
Vie
Col
Manhatten Man
Carpentier
Reimers
Hoban
Finlen
A. H. Stephens
H. King
W. L. Thomas
A. W. Fay
Bam
MM. Weekes
James’ McLean
Great Falls
F. Meagher
Agnes Kelley
Spokane
John Stone
On Angeles
G. Brown
Miterton
K.C. Heyl
Hammond
Ind
J. H. Tracy
Denver
Vetl Laxman
Salt Lake City
W. D. Fiyan
FG. Hilts
J. Owen
Davidson
Duke Gist
Dillon
Gladys Palper
Salmon
Bennett Hewes
Aire
Mt Hall
Wellcome
Chris
Fe ™ S" Thompson
Helenar Wa
Jea Kangy
Jed Kiurpig
Mise i
Murphy
Boise
Slack
A.D. Johnson
Dilton
A. Stone
Senith
Jo Bannon
Omaha
Neb
One Beal
Be Louis
Mes
Bart Sy Maur
EA Bumps Wenichee
Eeeestine
Forks
Mires Liligans
Eos Goodrich
Allenne F. J. Mow
EJ. McFade
Aon
Tao B
Mitchell
Lehisden Sarin Ek Parks
D. Ww
Bank
Alder
Mir
H. Rock
Sal Lake City
Mrand Aire
Obe
Silber
Deering, Burley
Taaho
F. A. Ironside
N. Main St
Bowely Concrete
Holden & Monahan
South
Arizona St
Riddell’s Paint Specialists
Anaconda
Ghicheser Skills
Lamb
Chinees
AML Alseagen
Perman Qhtan
Mercure
Hutte, Mont
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