Hotel Arrivals and Guests List Across Cities
A lengthy roll of hotel arrivals lists guests from Denver to Spokane Minneapolis Chicago and many others. Names include Thornton Ramsey Widner Delphins Todd Bell Wilcox Underwood Mather Mayhew Carsley Ledden and numerous others visiting or staying at hotels in Missoula Kalispell Deer Lodge Helena Great Falls and more. The compilation emphasizes a wide spectrum of travelers with numerous personal and origin city details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton
F._B. Ramsey
R. Widner
Holet
Wyo
AM Delphins
HO. Todd
Denver
C. Bell
M. Wilcox
Mo Underwood
M. Steele
Peterson
B.C. Jenke
M. Emiilie Sheridan
B. Mayer
Newark
Min
Churp
Spokane
Weapolis
C. G Emith
Minneapolis
MeMurray
Vancouver
Vancouver. &. J .¢, Missoula: Mrs AL McDoneld
Collins Philips
RH. Mather
San Francisco
D. Mayhew
New York
H Gerhang
Billings
T. T. Morris
St S
Chicago
A. L. Brown
Livingston
Downston Chicago
J Oden
Art
Helena
F. H. Donaldson
Seventy-Dollar Crop Aid Urges Wheat Harvest Help
Two thousand dollars in pay and cooperation with state departments will mobilize eighty two thousand men across Kansas Oklahoma and nearby regions for wheat harvest. Workers are needed by June first with wages from two to three eighty a day for a period of three to six months.
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Kansas
Oklaoori
Sulzer Impeachment Upheld by Appeal Court
Albany June 2 The New York Court of Appeals unanimously upheld the impeachment court action removing William Sulzer from office. Counsel for Sulzer announced plans to appeal to the United States Supreme Court.
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Sulzer
Albany
N. Y
Court of Appeals
Court of
William Sulezer
United States Supreme Court
Recalled Mayor Fawcett Eyes Senate Run on Progressive Ticket
Tacoma June 2 A V Fawcett recalled three years ago and re elected April 21 today announced plans to run for United States senator on the progressive ticket He will not resign as mayor to enter the race If elected the commissioners would name a successor from within or outside the city government. Chicago June 2 The University of Illinois track team is regarded as likely Big Nine Conference meet winner Coach Stage watched practice of finalists from Leland Stanford Colorado and California Illinois expected to be strong in most events to score many points.
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Tacoma
A. V. Fawcett
United States
Senate
Chicago
University of Illinois
Leland Stanford
University of Colorado
University of California
Mlinois
Vancouver man sentenced to death for Japanese fisher murder
George Vanhorst was sentenced to death by Justice Gregory in the Vancouver assizes court for the murder of a Japanese fisherman named Ovawa at Friday Harbor Washington on November 4. The sentence will be carried out on August 18.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
George Vanhorst
Friday Harbor
Wash
Ovawa
Gregory
Father Murphy Dead in Baker Oregon
Father J J Murphy a popular Catholic priest in Oregon and former Detroit American League baseball player died in Baker last night at age 43.
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Baker
Ore
J. J. Murphy
Oregon
Detroit
General Rosalie Jones Heads to Montana Campaign
New York dispatch reports Miss Marjorie Dorman, Wage Earners Anti Suffragette league secretary, travels to Montana to oppose votes for women. Ida Craft, famed colonel in Jones army hikes, starts for Montana this week, joined by Clara Markson and Minnie Bronson for a statewide speech drive. She also notes Nansen renounced Icelandic discovery of America.
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New York
Marjorie Dorman
Dorman
Clara Markson
Minnie Bronson
Montana
Case of Harry Thaw Reaches High Court
Washington reports Harry K. Thaw appeals to the Supreme Court against extradition to New York on a request by state officials after an order from Judge Aldrich denying asylum. Justice Holmes assigned to New England matters may hear bail or release requests, with usual delays pending unusual importance.
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Washington
Harry K. Thaw
Asylum For
Mattes
Supreme Court
Judie Aldrich
Federalistrict Court
New Hampshire
Thaw
New York State
Holmes
New England
Pioneer Seattle Banker and Millionaire Jacob Furth Dead
Seattle mourns Jacob Furth leader of Puget Sound Traction Power and Seattle National Bank who died of heart trouble. Born in Bohemia in 1840 he built a vast banking empire after arriving in America at 17, later guiding the consolidation that formed a major Pacific Northwest institution. He was reputedly worth several million dollars.
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Seattle
Jacob Furth
Puget Sound Traction, Light and Power Company
Seattle National Bank
Furth
Puget ‘Sound
Schichan
Bohemia
America
California
Puget Sound National Bank
Pacific Northwest
Consolidated Bank
Canine kidnapping tale shocks Haverhill neighbors
A Newfoundland puppy owned by John Mitchell escaped twice from its tether in Haverhill Massachusetts. Each time a full grown Newfoundland nearby gnawed the rope to make the puppy join him, prompting curious speculation about the canine caper.
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Haverhill
Mass
John Mitchell
Greek suffragist visits Butte to study Greek workers
Mrs Economidy, an educated Greek editor from New York, visited Butte to study the employment and home life conditions of Greek laborers in America. She aims to uplift Greeks through better sanitation and living standards, noting many Greeks travel widely before settling and that wages are often low.
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America
Eonomidys
Butte
Economidy
Woma
New York
Canada
Mexico
Former Warden of Pen Shot by a Resort Owner
Leavenworth Kansas June 2 J R Cowding former warden of the state penitentiary at Lansing now an assistant attorney general in charge of enforcing illegal liquor sales was shot and seriously wounded by Jake Weisman an alleged resort owner He survived likely nonfatal wound and Weisman was arrested Cowding a noted temperance advocate led prison reform efforts and later served as assistant attorney general in prohibition enforcement
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Leavenworth
Kan
J. R. Cowding
Lansing
Jake Weisman
Weisman
Codding
The
Wwarden’s
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Temale
Macrie
W. B
Anit
Renae
Acoma
H. H. Robison
Bishop
Three Forks
Louis Vaconda
Harry Latchem
Hamilton
H. Curtis
George T. Markison
Holse
Adam Wertz
Anaconda
McClarkey
Missoula
F.C. Drover
Portland
Mrs. Hanes
Lewistown
J.L. Harris
Stillwater
Tames Hall
M. E. Larock
Jones
Harlowton
Alfred ‘Tre- Koning
Garnet
Otto. Gerdts
Gi Taon
D.C. Walker
C.F. Hall
C. H. Williams
Deer Lodge
J. J. Maloney
W. I. Higgins
Wells
Bonner
Plum
S. Fox
James Dodd
Dillon
John Fleming
Ray Murray
D.C. Salyerds
Frank Conley
Conrad Wipf
Belgrade
W.A. "Cushman
Hamilton Wright
N. J. Bielenberg
N. UL. Waller
A. G. Graff
Francisco
William Dunn
Nack
J. R. Paul
Salt Lake
T. Rock
K. Salzmann
Springs
F.C. Ellis
Burke
I M
D. W. Pratt
HJ. Rudolf
G.W. Abbey
Fondu Lac
Wis Pinson
Tom McTague
P. B
Duluth
Charles Scharf
Boulder
Fred Krell
J. C. McCarty
Bozeman
W. H. Mack
Mra
Fo A. Hitzerbaker
Mrs. Giworth
Wisdom
B. Lincoln
J.H. Quigiey
la Rue
Salt Lake City
Sturges
Hirmon
Alice Lawrence
Win Bridges
C. Mettler
Coles Temple
Texas
James “Rn
George Koyle
Walter Schote
Twin Bridges
John D. Moore
L. Buidge
Great Palle
C. A. Whippler
Helenay
Cora McGill
Idaho Falls
Lew L. Callaway
Reat Falls
Martin Murray
Louisville
M. Frank
Charles Howard
M. M. Lee
Underwood & Underwood
Niagara Falls
Ontario
Senor Rabasa
Ruth
Isabel
Mercedes
Concepcion
Clifton House
Stagg
Father Murphy
Rosalie Jones
Nansen
Harry Thaw
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