Stanton convicted with sentence reserved in assault case
Stanton an African American man arrested after friends accused him of pulling a gun. A revolver was found on him when taken into custody. Gane was tried in Justice Phillips' court on concealed weapons, with County Attorney Marlowe seeking a stay of proceedings. Hall represented the defense as a jury was requested. The trial extended three hours and ended with a guilty verdict on the charge, but sentence was reserved for the next day. The jury included Dan Wicker, A Logan, Perry Stefte, Frank Long, Archie Price, and Ustry Kick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck Stanton
Iien
Bux
Fhe Il McDoneld
Bediceaman Whiteman
Dan Wicker
A- Logan
Perry Stefte
Frank Long
Archie Price
Ustry Kick
New Pastor Arrives for Missoula Episcopal Church
Rev. Walter Lenile Smith named new pastor to replace Rev. H. Linney. Smith, currently in Livingston, will arrive Thursday evening by passenger train and hold first service Sunday August 9, with regular services to follow. An informal reception will be arranged on his arrival.
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Misseul2
M—A_ Tetter
J. Ai. Carnithan
Walter Lenile Smith
Episcopal Church
H. Linney
Linley
Mrs Libby of Missoula Dies at Home at 90 Conner
Cynthelia W. Libby wife of A B Libby died this morning at the family home 904 Conner street Missoula aged about 73 years The family has lived in Missoula about 15 years and is well known Arrangements are being made to ship the body to Dover Minnesota for burial
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Cynthelia W. Libby
A. B. Libby
Conner Street
Tiree
Dover
Minn
George Franklin Dead Local Boy Passes After Illness
George Wrantein, two months old, son of Mr and Mrs William Lohrmat, died at the family home 929 Deloe Street Missoula after a short illness this morning. The funeral was held at the house this afternoon with Rev EB Wright presiding.
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Missoula
George Wrantein
Birs
William Lohrmat
Deloe Street
EB. W. Wright
Commissioners Appointed in Lynch Condemnation Case
Missoula July ai in the condemnation proceedings of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway against May J Lynch the following commissioners were appointed here by the court HM Thomas W B Hamilton and J W W
He's After Rafferty in Missoula Chase
Sergeant Gailey of the Helena police brings Rafferty to Helena after arrest in Missoula today. Rafferty is wanted in Helena for theft, accused of stealing a satchel with valuable articles. The Helena officer returned home with his prisoner tonight.
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Missoula
Gailey
Helena
Phelps Levan Couple Get License in Missoula
Phelps and Sullivan obtain a marriage license in Missoula. Robert L. Phelps, twenty one, of Stevensville, and Sullivan, eighteen, of Missoula, are the newly licensed couple.
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Missoula
Moscow political turmoil as leader Toropest jailed
In Moscow during July a heated clash, monarchial party leader Toropest is arrested after a political argument. Reports say social democratic member Shotani killed M. Ermouse during the confrontation. Local authorities detain Toropest amid rising tensions.
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Moscow
Toropest
Shotani
M. Ermouse
Social Democratic Party
Witnesses Testify In Missoula Rail Yard Accident
The jury rules brakeman W W Sproul died in an unavoidable accident in the Northern Pacific yards at Missoula. John Perry, a switchman, testified he saw Sproul in the track area as a string was pushed past, engine steam and noise preventing a warning. The verdict cites death occurred while Sproul acted as brakeman aboard the train.
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Minsawla
Cormer
Charles NM. Marsh
W. BE. Spron
Worthern Pacinc
John Perry
Sproul
Perry
W.W. B. Sproul
Missoula
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Brekeman
W. H. H. Dickinson
Joseph Deschamps
J. Raymer
S. W. Daweson
Charles Waton
Charles J. Uollingsworth
Husband Takes Revenge by Dynamiting Dwelling
London reports a quarryman Minchinton, recently separated from his wife, threw a dynamite cartridge at the door of her house in St Marys Tersey. The blast shattered 40 windows, knocked down an elderly woman, and endangered several children before police arrested him.
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London
St. Mary's
Tersey
Minchinton
Minchinsen
Treat Nevolver Lik Poon From the Philadelphia Inquirer
In view of rising crime and self harm by pocket pistols the sale of firearms should require strict legal supervision. Buyers must prove legitimate need and propriety to prevent misuse, mirroring controls on poisons. The stance urges drastic corrective measures for public safety. London report notes a lime truck set ablaze at Devercourt after rain exposure.
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Pailadelphia Inquirer
Europe
United States
London
Devercourt
Huntington case tests a French sanity ruling
Henry Huntington, who shot his two brothers and sisters at his dying father’s bedside, is ordered examined for sanity by a Versailles magistrate. His wife and mother show signs of nervous illness as the family awaits the funeral of Maj. Huntington, while Alonzo and Edith Huntington remain seriously wounded.
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Versaillia
Spance
M. Hirech
Huntington Cage
Bean
Henry Huntington
Hls
Hirsch
Ross
Harry T Huntington
Alonzo Huntington
Edith Hantington
Edith
Car in high speed plunge kills two near Milan
Two fatal motor accidents occurred near Milan during the holiday period. A 9 86 horsepower racing car driven by Terran Tagni left a garage, reached 120 kmh, and plunged from a bridge into the Ola river, with Nerragat dead and a companion dying. Elgnor Conti, head manager of a local factory, died in a separate crash when the chauffeur struck a curb while avoiding a wagon, with another injured.
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Milan
Pers
Terran
Ter
Tagni
Milan Towards Misnichi
Ola
Protests In Austrian Parliament Echo With Song
In Vienna on July 10 a Ruthenian group of 38 MPs denounced a ruling bloc and demanded an inquiry into alleged electoral abuses. They sang a protest chorus as the president’s bell rang unanswered, prompting the premier and ministers to exit Parliament.
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Vienna
Galleli
Neral
Ny Ue Socialis
Sone
Bugs Stop a Steamboat By Clogging Machinery
A swarm of millions of small yellow longswung bugs halted the steamship Liberty between Alton and Piasa Chautauqua near St Louis as the vessel struggled to move. The bugs clogged the machinery and forced the ship to pause until the engines were freed. Passengers on the upper decks suffered from the insects that entered eyes and ears and buzzed around the crew.
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St. Louis
Alton, TU
Piasa Chautauqua
G. Louis
Eagles’ Nest Island
Mrs Eons Case Sees Deposition Stay In New Hampshire
In Concord New Hampshire a long hearing ended with a magistrate suspending depositions in the Mary Haber Glover Eddy salt aasse to seek advice on the questions involved. Counsel for Mrs Eddy will press the matter as Judge Chanther may appoint a special examiner next week. The magistrate’s ruling keeps proceedings paused until further order.
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Concord
N. H. Tuly Io
Edmund Mole
Mra
Mary Haber Glover Eddy
Unclear Speech Fragments From Voo Event
Fragmentary OCR text shows jumbled phrases about a man leaning over a railing and a European figure, with scattered exclamations and garbled dialogue. No coherent events or identities to establish a factual summary.
Two Women Slain by Strangler in New York
Two women found dead in New York within 19 hours bearing strangler marks. One victim, about 27, found in an oven-way on Mott Street. another, about 24, found in a boarding house on Twenty Second Street. Bodies mutilated. police suspect insane motive. A foreign man named Davis attended the second victim.
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New York
Neiter
Maat Nineteenth Street
Yisthio
Aer Mirant
Roosevelt faces court martial in odd naval tale
A fragmentary clipping reports Chaplain Harry W. Jones of the Minnesota battle ship faces a court martial for conduct unbecoming, amid a farcical side note about a dame impersonator and a failed romance scheme. The item includes dubious anecdotes and a joke about a mayor and Theaters.
Cure for Skin Irritation Promoted by Paris Physician
A note from New York claims a patient with skin irritation caused by maturing was advised by a Paris physician to use Guticara. The device, initially met with astonishment, produced a perfect cure after a fee of one hundred francs. French dermatologists have long used Guticara and it is reportedly prescribed at Hospital Saint Louis, Paris.
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Paris
Lewis Gower
Broadway
New York
U. S
Hospital Saint Louis
Cure for Infant Ailments Promises in England and America
A partial testimonial from a mother of ten describes Cuticura Remedies bringing relief to skin and scalp troubles in children. The letter, dated in Chicago, urges use of these products while expressing hope for cures though no single remedy is named as definitive.
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Cuticura
England
Americ
George W. Rugby
Clark J
Chicago
Very Hutter
Koupabe
Cieagan
Doay's Kidney Way Urges Quick Kidney Help From Old Quaker Remedy
An old Quaker advertisement promotes Doay's Kidney Way claiming rapid kidney relief and cures for backache and urinary issues. It asserts the remedy, a blend of herbs, has a 76 year history and is endorsed by a doctor, with public distribution by a James Doan druggist and worldwide recommendation.
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Doay
Positive Proof Mra oN AG Atteny JW Uoole avarua
A reader recounts relief from kidney pain using Deans Kidney Pills after trying various remedies. The account notes immediate benefit, continued use, and no need for further appeals.
Western Bowling Congress awards high gold model medal
At the Western Bowling congress in Denver John C. Adams announced a gold model medal for the top individual score across nine games each year. The medal, won by Dr. Tommy Bilis of the Bulls, was exhibited at Thornton alleys last night. It features crossed ten pins, three bowls, a laurel wreath, three Montana sapphires, and bears the inscription Champion. The holder may keep the trophy for one year unless he repeats at the next congress. Ellis’ average in the last tournament was Lol.
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Western Bowling Congress
Denver
John C. Adams
Boston & Milana Company
Butte
Tommy Bilis
Bulls
Thornton
Montana
Ellis
Lol
Miners Union Meeting Draws Large Turnout in Butte
The weekly miners union gathering last evening drew a large attendance with talk focusing on the acquittal of William D. Haywood. A committee will draft resolutions on the event detailing the district's view, while support for President Meyer and the federation bond of 25,000 pounds was commended.
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Miners’ Union
Uttle
Wiliam D. Haywood
Wien
Hy Federation
Honda
Willy Joy
Meyer
Hr Federation
Luteys Hit Run and Win Knock Pitcher Out Box
In the Commercial league at the gardens last night the Lutey team knocked Sullivan the Totland pitcher out of the box in the third inning, scoring five runs to take the lead. A double play by Deitz and a single by Luteys highlighted by low field gave Luteys the win. Final score Luteys Hollands 1. Only five innings played. Ten games remain in Commerce league this season including two postponed games.
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Gardens
Luley
Suyllivan
Totland
Deitz
Lutes
Hollands
Talter
Luteys
Topi
Moore
Sullivan
Doran
Dern
Jopp
Ihy Doran
Dinplre
Pray Jotter
Commerce League
Diphtheria Tragedy Extends to Walkerville Family
A young girl, Daniel Katherine, years old, died from diphtheria after visiting relatives in Walkerville. Her grandmother is Mrs. Joln Mekenan, and the funeral will be private at McIntter address. She is the granddaughter of Dorcha Patrick Colligan of Walkerville.
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Katherine
Hind
Michael de Grace
Mt Naerlt
Darkear
Ann
Joln Mekenan
Sls
Mary Hine
Gba
Béenawe
Inez Bundy
McIntter
Dortha Patrick Colligan
Walkerville
Mire in Packing Plant Wichita Kon July 20
Jacob Doll's report from a packing plant in Wichita Kansas notes a mire hazard observed on July 20. The brief item cites local safety concerns and potential production delays.
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Wichita
Kon
BIRLS RIDE ON FREIGHT CARRIED FIFTY MILES
Sunny Pa Tuty On a dnro Badlo Mullen and Miggalo Mare Maryavillo young women futpod i pasate frolasht qricin geenecting to ride Wik ae HOY WATMHeG Dig Wore ROOK Horrihid tp alsemyoy Tt Was Past ano von rotto Tn tht elty Wo niles die tanh Nort was fart approaching and Me was fiposattto fox hen fo Nouty any of the vow By very moment they feared death as they oblig a lio Wratto which both standing on the silt The adjoining emp had no end Al and thee fale ALO Aaw The waTefoly all and the elaps an tha tox ent Wha train slapped here Wh the Lard at maidntahh when the yard myn accompanied them to the hotel.
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Sunny
Tuty
Badlo Mullen
Miggalo Mare
Maryavillo
Dig
Niles
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Phillips
Was
Libby
George Franklin
Rafferty
Phelps
Letvan
Man Nean
Misby Alie
Florence Walsh
Cononeis Lyquest Haldon
Nouy
W. W& Sproul
Switchman
Reilly's
Nevolver
Ray Gauses
Lydia E. Pinkham
New York City
Lydia K. Linkham
Lydia
Plikchuw
Treuron Norvoun
France
Hin Iniher
Pertana
Bugs
Mrs
Eons Case
Voo
Roosevelt
Washington
Jay W.beesung
Harry W. Jones
Minnesota
Jones
Chaplain Jones
Tle
Rnasevnit
Jones Ianlard
Avy
Atlanta, Constitution
Gactol
Saint Louis
Schilling
Pati Wien
Tor
Dean
Doan
All Desiers
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Butte News
Jack Adams
Western Bowling
Bleh Aeare
Tommy Elita
Attoy
Maoniilighia
Madney
Mayle
Boschyards
hiToroco
McNulty
AMVC
Nhe Ophtra
Wenry Willies
Seare
A6 Teatrerlen
Willies
Waiktor
Merrla
Takeo St Multonale
Chotra
Multan
Neaniel
Big Blackfoot Milling Co
Bonner, Mont
Bonner
Blackfoot Milling Co
Tool
Mont
Imare
Sud Gancer
Pacific Coast
Seattle
Wal USA
Folger’s Golden Gate Teas
Ceylon
Japan
J. A. Folger & C O
San Francisco
Puro
Pioning
New Wash
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Mercantile Department
Hamilton, Montana
Estern Montana National Bank
Alissoula
Uae
G. A. Wolb
Ass Cress
John C. L.whsou
Yu Wiea
SLDT
Byman
Cy Geen Cashler
Suplad
Ceesree
Burplus
Biandard
M. L
Golden State
ALY
Myery Pieca
Missoula, MO
Burnett
Lebels
Mamder
Anich
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