Miss Nellie McMurry Weds County Attorney Marlow
Special Dispatch to the Standard Hamilton June 12 at 5 AM Thomas Nelson Marlow county attorney of Missoula county and Miss Nellie V McMurry were married at the bride's mother's home in Hamilton The ceremony under a pink and white floral arch was performed by Rev P D Hartman The couple left for Spokane on the 6 oclock train and will reside at 506 South Fourth street Missoula after June 25 She is a native of Missouri and worked as a stenographer in Hamilton Her brother is a member of McMurry Copper Grill The groom a Missouri native and Yale trained lawyer became Missoula county attorney as a Democrat by a large majority since election
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Standard
Hamilton
Thomas Nelson Marlow
Missoula County
Nellie V. McMurry
Mary Mce Murry
Mendelssohn
Frank L. Burns
P. D. Hartman
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Spokane
Missoula
South Fourth Street
Missouri
Montana
Marshall & Stiff
Chicago
Jig
McMurry, Copper & Grill
State University of
Yale
Deer Lodge
Miss May McMahon
Howard Foreman Keiley
Ballard
Wash
Mee- Mahon
Miss Nelle McMahon
Lamar Kelley
Nelle McMahon
Robert S. Kelley
Howard Kelley
Natives of Montana Married at Missoula
Miss Gertrude M. Kohn of Missoula and Edward J. Hirshberg of Chateau were wed at the Florence hotel in Missoula. Dr. Kline officiated in a Reform Jewish service. The couple will establish residence at Chateau after a two week honeymoon trip to Salt Lake and Denver.
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Montana
Missoula
Bloomington Man Dies in Jail After Remorseful Shootings
Thomas Baldwin aged 58, accused of shooting four people including Mrs. Eiseman and her daughter Cora, died in Bloomington jail from a nervous collapse. He had earlier shot the Eiseman family and Thomas Kennedy and wife after being charged with criminal assault, becoming a nervous wreck after his arrest.
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Bloomington
Thomas Baldwin
Arrowsmith
Sim Eiseman
Cora
Thomas Kennedy
Friseman
Treasury balances in general fund reported in Washington statement
Washington June 12 report shows available cash balance 240,842,936 in the general fund along with gold coin and bullion valued at 86,242,497 and gold certificates at 1,298.40.
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Washington
Treasury
Townsite at Saltese Again in Controversy
The U S land office orders a rehearing in the Webster trustee versus Carroll millsite case over Saltese townsite. Commissioner R A Balinger in Washington calls for new affidavits and testimony on four unpatented mining locations. Date to be set. local officers will issue notice of rehearing.
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Missoula
United States Land Office
R. A. Balinger
Washington
Frederic C. Webster
William E. Carroll
Saltese
Wyckoff Returns to Duty at Bearmouth NP Station
Missoula June 12. Harry L Wyckoff Northern Pacific agent at Bearmouth, long confined by illness at the company hospital here, is able to return today and resume his regular duties at the station.
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Missoula
Harry L. Wyckoff
Northern Pacific
Bearmouth
Philipsburg Notes Summer Plans Highlight Local Life
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Philipsburg on June 12 notes Misses Pearl and Myrtle Atwater returning for the summer. Pearl will teach in Butte and resume this fall, Myrtle attends Dillon State Normal College. Local residents and visitors include A. A. McDonald family members headed for a California trip, Rev. J. S. Stevens, Miss Frances Ryan visiting Willow Creek, Carl Bergstrand and the placer mines, Samuel L. Walker, Dave Pizer renewing old acquaintances in Philipsburg, and Miss Margaret Ryan teaching in Garnet then visiting sisters in Pittsburg and New York City before returning to Garnet for the upcoming school year.
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Philipsburg
Pearl
Myrtle Atwater
Butte
Myrtle
State Normal College
Dillon
A. A. McDonald
Jennie Collins
F. J. Wilson
Lyle
California
Rev. J
Stevens
New York
Frances Ryan
Lower Willow Creek
Carl Bergstrand
Gold Creek
Burg
Bergstrand
Samuel L. Walker
Dave Pizer
Smiths New Residence Damaged by Fire
The new residence of Deputy County Clerk Fred L. Smith at University and Higgins avenues in Missoula caught fire in the attic from an unknown cause. Firemen arrived late, saving the lower part of the house, with damage estimated at 1000 to 1500 dollars and insured for 1500. Mr. Martin and family, occupying the home, saved most of the furniture as the Smiths must delay moving in until rebuilding.
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Missoula
Fred L. Smith
University and
Higgins Avenues
Martin
Fourth of July Program Outlined for Lewistown
The committee has set the celebration schedule for July. The day opens with the parade and formal exercises, followed by county league horse races and a county ball game in the afternoon. Evening dancing in two halls and fireworks by the fire department conclude the events.
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Lewistown
Fire Department
Immigration officers told to halt photographing Japanese
Honolulu June 12 Commissioner of Immigration Sargeant orders local officers to inspect Japanese immigrants carefully but stop photographing them and to handle all questions diplomatically. Federal officers alleged to have discovered that members
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Honolulu
Sargeant
Doctor laughs at coffee blamed heart trouble tale
A Columbus Georgia physician teases a woman who believed she had heart disease but caffeine from coffee caused the symptoms. The patient quits coffee for Postum Food Coffee and reports clear heart trouble, improved digestion and nerves, and regular bowels. Read The Road to Wellville in packages. Physicians call it a health classic. There's a reason.
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Columbus
Wellville
Japanese Navy Communications Direct With Home Government
A report notes that certain messages from the Japanese navy were communicated directly with their home government rather than through the Japanese consul, indicating a shift in diplomatic channels and official handling.
Livingston High School Commencement Exercises Set
Livingston June 12 The Park County High School will hold class-day exercises in the afternoon at the high school and commencement with diplomas in the Wesleier Opera House in the evening. Charles Angus, president of the school board, will address graduates and present diplomas.
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Livingston
Park County High School
Assembe Roor
Wesleier
Charles Angus
Destructive Warehouse Fire near Bozeman Injures No One
A morning blaze destroyed three private warehouses near the freight depot in Bozeman. Sparks from a switch engine started the fire, which was contained after the hoses began work. Gary Bros hay warehouse suffered the largest loss at 3900 with no insurance, followed by several others including wagons and fencing at 700, milling losses at 1200 with 500 insured, sawmill equipment partly saved, and brick warehouse with 1500 insured.
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Gary Bros
Jonas Henderson
Gallatin Valley Milling Company
Bridger Sawmill Company
John Mitchell
J. C. McCarthy
Kelley-M'Mahon Wedding in Deer Lodge
A refined ceremony in Deer Lodge joins May McMahon and Howard Foreman Kelley of Ballard Washington. Rev R De Ryckere officiated as Miss Nelle McMahon and Lamar Kelley served as attendants. The couple will reside in Ballard with Kelley employed at a local bank.
Deer Lost at Sea When Deer Embarks on Thames River
New London June 12 The Narada steam yacht crew spotted a large deer swimming midstream in the Thames. They pursued and hauled the animal aboard then ferried it toward Groton shore. The deer bolted back to the river and vanished, swimming into Long Island Sound.
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New London
Conn
Henry Walter
Thames River
Groton
Long Island Sound
Ravalli Hotel Hosts First Dance Party and Visitors
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Hamilton reports Ravalli hotel manager Thomas C. Riley inviting guests to the first in a series of dancing parties on Friday night. Visitors Mr. and Mrs. R. V. McBain arrived from Anaconda to audit Anaconda Copper Mining Co. books, while Mr. and Mrs. George M. Magee of Boston stay through summer. Mrs. Mary Toole and her son George left for Madison Wisconsin to spend the summer with Mrs. Toole's mother.
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Hamilton
Thomas C. Riley
Ravalli Hotel
R. V. McBain
Anaconda
Mary Toole
George
Madison, Wis
Decoration Day Praise By Admiral Dewey At Dinner
An Exchange report notes Admiral Dewey praising Civil War bravery at a recent dinner. He lauds both sides and the raw recruit, recalling a Connecticut recruit who, nervous in his first engagement, urged his mate not to duck as bullets flew, saying I’m behind ye.
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Admiral Dewey
Connecticut
Jim
Mayor Griffiths Drowns Ford Attempt Near Springfield
Springfield mayor Griffiths was drowned this afternoon while trying to ford a waterlogged stream on horseback southeast of Springfield. The accident occurred as he attempted to cross the swollen brook during the day's riverside travel.
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Springfield
Griffiths
Boulder Business Leader Maxfield Killed In Auto Wreck
James Benjamin Maxfield prominent Jefferson county official and Boulder market operator died when a mobile overturned after he learned to steer. Will Patterson escaped injury as Maxfield was pinned under the vehicle after the 12 foot embankment fall near the Boulder River bridges. He leaves a wife and son Bennie and held posts as county commissioner and leader of the Boulder Lime company.
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Boulder
James Benjamin Maxfield
Boulder River
Maxfield
Will Patterson
Boulder Springs
Patterson
Mr. Maxfield
Salt Lake City
Bennie
Jefferson County
Boulder Lime Company
Pastor Lays Corner Stone In Middletown Cigar Factory
In Middletown New York on June 12 Rev Stanford Bow Butler pastor at Christ Universalist church laid the corner stone for a cigar factory funded by Nathan J Mills a wealthy parishioner and lodge master. Butler quipped his role blends self interested tenure with his universalist duties.
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Middletown
N. Y
Stanard Bow Butler
Christ Universalist Church
Nathan JD. Mills
Christchurch
Hiffman Lodge
F. and
A. M
Butler
Mills
Twenty Years Wait Ends In Marriage For Rich Inheritance
La Junta Colorado June 12 Josiah Rutledge and Catherine Quinn wed after twenty years of betrothal kept apart by a will clause. Miss Quinn stands to gain eighty thousand dollars from her late mother’s estate for caring for her baby brother Gerald until he came of age.
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la Junta
Colo
Josiah Rutledge
Catherine Quinn
Colorado
Quinn
Rutledge
Ohio
Gerald
Bears Drag Trap Across Miles Before Kill Near Mt Whiteface
Lake Placid, June 12. Bear hunting prospers in the area as guide John Ormsby shoots a 50 pound cub on Mt Whiteface and hunter John Henry Stephenson kills a 400 pound bear nearby. The slain bear dragged a 30 pound trap and a 100 pound dog for 20 miles before being shot.
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Lake Placid
N. Y
Roosevelt
John Ormsby
Mt. Whiteface
Henry Stephenson
Stephenson
Glass of cider and a bunco scheme at a Boston bar
A rural dignitary in a Boston saloon meets a stranger who pretends to owe him $50. The con man pays the debt and the barkeep loses $10 as the two operators pull off a cider fueled bunco. the mark and his accomplice expose the trick.
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Boston Transcript
Boston
Jenkins
Mr. Jenkins
Dream of Fame Fades For Local Youthful Talent
A Cleveland Leader verse contemplates a young dream of world changing genius. The speaker doubts personal brilliance and envisions only a modest local reputation and a name in a small circle. The reflection emphasizes the gap between aspiration and achievement.
Bryce keynote: free government duties urged at Illinois
At Urbana University of Illinois commencement British ambassador James Bryce warned that citizens must accept responsibility for government and resist crankish or unscrupulous leadership. He cited Switzerland as a model where active citizen watchfulness sustains educated public understanding.
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Switzerland
Indianapolis Father Kills Daughter With Poison in Car
Indianapolis June 12 Robert Joly killed his nine year old daughter Gladys by forcing carbolic acid down her throat. He had been drinking and after arrest he spoke incoherently. Authorities believe his mind may be affected.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Robert Joly
Gladys
Carrie Nation Arrested for Disorderly Conduct in Washington
Carrie Nation was arrested after haranguing a crowd in front of a downtown saloon in Washington. She was released on $20 collateral after the incident.
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Washington
Carrie Nation
Secretary Metcalf Safe Aboard Connecticut at Sea
A late night dispatch from Hampton Roads reports Secretary Metcalf is safe. He was aboard Rear Admiral Evans’s flagship the Connecticut along with the naval party.
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Newport
R. I
Hampton Roads
Metcalf
Evans
Connecticut
Fire destroys 10 business houses in Goddard Ohio
A June 12 fire in Goddard Ohio leveled ten business houses two dwellings and an apartment building. Officials estimate the total loss at about 100000 dollars.
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Goddard
Ohio
Wooden Parliament House in Wellington Largest Wood Structure
The parliament building in Wellington New Zealand is the largest wooden structure in the world. In Wellington and other towns nearly every house is wooden, and large churches and major business premises are also built from timber.
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Wellington
New Zealand
Windowpane Dreams of a Missing Love
The speaker sits at the window through sun and rain, watching crowds pass beneath as a single bright figure appears only for a moment. Denis Florence MacCarthy writes of longing and fleeting joy amid a day of pain, hoping for tomorrow's return.
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Denis Florence MacCarthy
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