Stanton Convicted of Carrying Concealed Weapon
Buck Stanton was found guilty of carrying concealed weapons after a three hour trial in Justice Phillips court. The judge reserved sentencing until tomorrow while the jury, including Dan Wicker and A Logan, returned a guilty verdict.
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Missoula
Buck Stanton
McDonald
Whiteman
Dan Wicker
A. Logan
Perry Steffe
Frank Long
Archie Price
Harry Kirk
New Pastor Arrives for Missoula Episcopal Church
Missoula hosts welcome for Rev. Walter Wennie Smith the new Episcopal pastor replacing Rev. C. H. Linley. Smith, writing from Livingston, will reach Missoula on passenger No. 5 Thursday evening and conduct services starting Sunday August 4 with an informal reception planned on arrival.
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Missoula
J. M. Carnahan
Walter Wennie Smith
Episcopal Church
C. H. Linley
Smith
Livingston
Linley
Missoula Woman Cynthelia W Libby Dies at 70
Cynthelia W Libby wife of A B Libby died at the family home 904 Cooper Missoula after a long life reaching seventy. The family has lived in Missoula about 15 years and plans to ship the body to Dover Minnesota for burial awaiting arrangements.
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Missoula
Cynthelia W. Libby
A. B. Libby
Cooper Street
Dover
Minn
Death of George Franklin in Missoula
George Franklin months old, son of Mr William Lohrman and Mrs Lohrman, died at 929 Defoe Street after a short summer illness. The funeral was held at the family home this afternoon with Rev E W Wright officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
George Franklin
William Lohrman
Defoe Street
E. W. Wright
Commissioners Appointed in Lynch Condemnation Case
In Missoula on July 30 the court appointed commissioners to assess damages in the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway condemnation of May J. Lynch. The appraisers are H. M. Thomas W. B. Hamilton and J. W. Wilson.
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Missoula
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
May J. Lynch
H. M. Thomas
W. B. Hamilton
J. W. Wilson
Man Rafferty in transit to Helena for theft
Sergeant Bailey of Helena police arrived in Missoula with Rafferty, held since being arrested by Chief Miller. Rafferty is wanted in Helena for theft tied to the alleged stealing of a satchel filled with valuable articles.
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Missoula
Bailey
Helena
Rafferty
Miller
Phelps Sullivan Tie The Knot In Missoula Ceremony
A marriage license was issued today to Robert L. Phelps 21 of Stevensville and Katie Sullivan 18 of Missoula in Phelps Sullivan wedding filing on July 30 in Missoula.
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Missoula
Robert L. Phelps
Stevensville
Katie Sullivan
Monarchist leader shoots rival in Moscow political clash
In Moscow on July 30 M. Toropoff, leader of the monarchist party, shot and killed M. Ermouse, a social democrat, during a heated argument. Toropoff was arrested following the incident.
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Moscow
M. Toropoff
Monarchist
M. Ermouse
Social Democratic Party
Toropoff
Inquest Concludes Brakeman Killed in Missoula Yard
Coroner's inquest in Missoula returns verdict that W B Sproul died in an unavoidable railroad yard accident. Eyewitness switchman John Perry testified Sproul stood on the track as a string of cars moved toward the engine. The Northern Pacific Railway company yard accident occurred early yesterday morning.
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Missoula
Charles H. Marsh
W. B. Sproul
Northern Pacific
John Perry
Sproul
Perry
Northern Pacific Railway Company
W. H. H. Dickinson
Joseph Deschamps
J. &. Raymer
S. W. Dawson
Charles Eaton
Charles E. Hollingsworth
Husband Takes Revenge by Dynamiting Dwelling
A quarryman named Minchinton, recently separated from his wife, detonated a dynamite cartridge at the door of St Marys Jersey home. The blast smashed 40 windows, knocked down an elderly woman, and endangered several children before police arrested him after he threatened to dynamite officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
St. Mary's
Jersey
Minchinton
Treat revolver like poison editorial demand
The Philadelphia Inquirer argues for tight legal supervision of firearm sales citing rising crime and suicides. It urges require legitimate need and proper person checks before selling pistols, comparing to restrictions on poisons and calling for drastic corrective measures.
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The
Philadelphia
Europe
United States
Truck Loaded With Lime Burned On Dovercourt Siding
A lime laden truck on a Dovercourt railway siding was set on fire yesterday as rain leaked under its cover and touched the lime.
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London
Dovercourt
Huntington case evidence of insanity in murder suspect
Versailles July 30 Henry Huntington who shot four relatives at his dying father's bedside is to be examined for sanity. Magistrate M Hirsch noted conflicting stories and neurasthenia while wife also believed affected. Funeral for Maj Henry A Huntington set for next Thursday as victims remain in critical state amid investigations.
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Versailles
France
Alonzo Huntington
Edith
Fatal river crash and factory car accident near Milan
Two fatal motor accidents occurred near Milan on a July holiday. Terragni, a former chauffeur, drove a 55 horsepower racing car at 120 kmh without lights, plunging from a bridge into the Olna river. he died, a companion died later. A second crash killed Conti, head manager of a local factory, when his chauffeur struck a curb while avoiding a wagon, with another passenger fatally hurt.
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Milan
Here
Terraga
Terragni
Olna
Signor Conti
Protests in Austrian Parliament End in Song
In Vienna 30 July Ruthenian 88 members denounced Polish officials in Galicia and called for a parliamentary inquiry. The motion failed as all other groups voted against. The Ruthenians protested with a revolutionary chorus while the president’s bell rang unanswered and the premier and ministers left.
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Vienna
Galicia
Bugs stop a steamboat by clogging machinery
A swarm of millions of small yellow long winged bugs halted the steamboat Lib erty between Alton Illinois and Piasa Chautauqua near St Louis. The bugs clogged the machinery at Eagles Nest island forcing the steamer to stop until cleared. Passengers on the upper decks suffered from the swarm as insects entered eyes ears and clothing.
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St. Louis
Liberty
Alton
Ill
Piasa Chautauqua
Eagles’ Nest Island
Eddy Case Postponed After Hearing in Concord
Magistrate Edmund Cook suspended deposition proceedings in the Mary Baker Glover Eddy accounting suit to secure an accounting of Eddy’s property. Attorneys seek guidance from Judge Chamberlin or his masters on technical questions, delaying further action until next week.
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Concord
N. H
Edmund Cook
Mary Baker Glover Eddy
Christian Scientist
Chamberlin
See That Man Leaning Over the Rail of the Vessel
A European passenger recalls a man now ill and hungry, once unknown to hardship, noting how things have changed for him as the voyage proceeds. The scene contrasts past hunger with present illness aboard.
Two Women Strangled in City Murders Under Investigation
In New York two young women were found murdered within hours of each other showing throat marks from strangling. Police suspect one killer, with a foreign man named Davis linked to the second victim who died after a necktie strangulation.
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New York
East Nineteenth Street
Twenty-second Street
Davis
Chaplain Jones Faces Court Martial for Conduct Unbecoming
Navy chaplain Harry W. Jones of the battleship Minnesota is to be court martialed on conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman charges. He admitted to corresponding with a woman seeking a romance, underwriting his traits with a Roosevelt comparison and sending a two dollar bill before his letter went to the dead letter office.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Harry W. Jones
Minnesota
Chaplain Jones
Theodore Roosevelt
Jones
Navy Department
Doctor warns against meat and whiskey in Atlanta quip
A brief dialogue from the Atlanta Constitution quotes a doctor telling a patient to stop meat and whiskey, with the reply from the major noting meat never agreed with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Atlanta Constitution
Cure for skin irritation praised by Paris physician
A letter from Lewis Gower of New York dated December 16, 1906 recounts a Paris doctor charging one hundred francs for skin irritation treatment. He followed Cuticura, achieving a perfect cure, and notes French physicians often prescribe it for skin diseases, including at Hospital Saint Louis in Paris.
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Paris
Lewis Gower
Broadway
New York
Hospital Saint Louis
Mother Of Ten Endorses Cuticura Remedies For Children
A Chicago father praises Cuticura in a 1906 letter, citing his ten children and a dead mother who relied on the products for skin and scalp issues. The ad touts Cuticura Soap 25¢, Ointment 50c, and Resolvent 60¢, with options in pill form, from Potter Drug & Chem. Co. Boston. Mailed free Cuticura book.
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England
America
George W. Rugby
N. Clark St
Chicago
Ill
Potter Drug & Chem
Sole Props
Boston
Mass
Tea Bug in Tea Won't Spoil Your Shilling Best
A quirky notice claims the tea named Schilling's Best has no bugs and offers a money-back guarantee if customers do not get the product they expect. The ad emphasizes value and a ready refund policy.
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Schilling
Doan's Kidney Pills Promoted For Kidney Trouble Relief
An old article touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a remedy for kidney trouble. It cites early warning signals like backache headaches and urinary issues and claims the product provides quick relief and lasting cures. The piece credits James Woan a druggist and references a secret 78 years ago from an old Quaker woman.
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Dwoan
Janis
James Woan
Doan
Positive Proof Mrs N Gs Alien Uses Deans Kidney Pills
Missoula resident Mrs N Gs Alien reports years of back pain and recurring attacks eased after trying Deans Kidney Pills. She says a single box provided relief quickly and she continues to keep them at home for when needed.
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Missoula
Dean
Western Bowling congress to award high score gold medal
At the Western Bowling congress in Denver John C. Adams promised a gold medal for the contestant with the highest five nine game score each year. Dr. Tommy Ellis of the Butte team won the last tournament’s high score with a 200 average and will retain the honor for a year unless he repeats. The medal was exhibited at Thornton alleys and features gold, sapphires, and a laurel design with Ellis identified as The Champion.
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Western Bowling Congress
Denver
John C. Adams
Boston & Montana Company
Butte
Tommy Ellis
Thornton
Montana
Ellis
Miners Union Meeting Draws Large Attendance In Butte
The weekly miners union meeting in Butte drew an unusually large turnout. Attendees discussed William D. Haywood's acquittal and planned resolutions reflecting miner sentiment. The union praised bonds for President Meyer and approved the federation bond of 25 000 without dissent. A forthcoming union picnic was also discussed.
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Miners’ Union
William D. Haywood
Butte
Meyer
Luteys Hit Run and Win in Five Inning League Beatdown
In the Commercial league at the gardens last night Luteys defeated Hollands 17 to 11 after Sullivan was knocked from the box in the third inning. Luteys stars included a Deitz double play and a running Lewis catch. Final line shows Jopp 10 strikeouts. Doran and Sullivan 7. Umpire Frank Jones. Ten games remain this season including two postponed.
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the Gardens
Lutey
Sullivan
Holland
Deitz
Luteys
Lewis
Hollands
Jopp
Moore
Doran
Burns
Sulivan
Frank Jones
Moonlight Stars Triumph Over Bushyards 22 19
The Moonlight Stars defeated the Bushyards 22 to 19 after a back and forth struggle yesterday. Key players include Moonlight batteries Mooney and Boyle and Bushyards’ Moro co and McNulty.
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Moonlight Stars
Moonlights
Mooney
Boyle
Bushyards
Moroco
McNulty
Ophirs Triumph Over Weary Willies 26–11
The Ophirs defeated the Weary Willies 26 to 11 in yesterday’s game. Scorers included Obpirs and Weir, with Willies players Walker Morris Hudson and McKenzie contributing as listed.
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Ophirs
Willies
Walker
Morris
Hudson
McKenzie
Weir
Muldane
Diphtheria Claims Katherine Grace Aged Six At Visit
Katherine Grace daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael C Grace of 511 North Jackson street died at 10 o clock last night from diphtheria while visiting her aunt Mrs John McKenna at 646 Maryland avenue She became ill last Sunday and died there The funeral will be private this afternoon at 3 30 at the aunt s address and she was the granddaughter of Justice Patrick Colligan of Walkerville.
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Katherine
Michael C. Grace
North
Jackson Street
John McKenna
Maryland Avenue
Patrick Colligan
Walkerville
Fire in Packing Plant in Wichita July 30
A brief incident report notes a fire at a Wichita packing plant triggering response on July 30. The report names Jacob Dold among witnesses or involved parties, with limited details available in the readable fragments.
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Wichita
Kan
Jacob Dold
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Stanton
Phillips
Phelps—Sullivan
W. EB. Sproul
Switchman
Reilly's
Julie Florence Walsh
Lydia E. Pinkham
J. F. Walsh
36Th St
New York City
Stranglers
Horri
Saint Louis
Cuticura
Lee
Bry
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Butte News
Jack Adams
Western Bowling Con
Big Blackfoot Milling CO
Bonner, Mont
Bonner
Missoula Mont
Pacific Coast Condensed Milk Co., Dept. 59
Seattle, Wash
U.S. A
Folger’s
Golden Gate
Ceylon
Japan
Oolong
Afolger
Langnadé
J. A. Folger & CO
San Francisco
Sunbury
Sadie Mullen
Maggie Marr
Marysville
New Wash
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Mercantile Department
Hamilton, Montana
Estern Montana National Bank
Monde
G. A. Wolf
John C. Lehlon
J. H. T. Ryman
M. L. Golden
Mont
Burnett
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Joseph Burnett CO
Sostom, Wase
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