Umbrella Rod Fatal Injury Shocks Great Falls
Great Falls on June 16 reports Andrew Thorsen a Chouteau county homesteader died in Columbus hospital from an umbrella rod piercing his brain after a fight at a local saloon. Emil Stone is jailed awaiting result of the incident, alleged to involve alcohol and a confrontation with Thorsen. Police described Stone as being held after being arrested near the DTEWikes yards following a prior company survey.
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Great Falls
Andrew Thorsen
Chouteau
Columbus
Willie Emil Stone
Fhorgen
Bozeman News Gopher Hunt Sparks Local Contests and Sale
In Bozeman a gopher hunt drew about four thousand participants, with roughly double that number reported killed. Clark Wright’s team won over A Schieden’s, securing 1 480 gophers to 220. Ne gon Story Jr served as teag man at the dinner, and cigars went to Folin Ket terer as top scorer. A rematch is planned soon, plus a special train from Livingston to Harrison for a sale of 28 town lots on June 2, departing 7 15 a.m. and returning 7 35 p.m.
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Boveman
Tung
Elka’ Lodge
Clark Wright
A. Schieden
Negon Story Jr
Folin Ketterer
Wright
Livingston
Harrison
Moul
Wid
Dillon Basebilts secretary resigns at meeting
At a Dillon Basebilt association meeting Henry E. Crittenden resigned as secretary treasurer citing belief the manager could better handle club affairs. WW. E. Stephenson, manager during H. B. Wheat's term, turned club affairs over to Wheat and team expenses were trimmed.
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Dillon
Dillon Basebilt Association
Henry E. Crittenden
William Lovell
I. George
Terry Browning
Porter
Lixem Butte
Beaverhead ‘National Forest
Dave Metlen
B. O. Felway
Willow H
Iencer
Idate
Plenty of Moisture for Montana Crops
Weather report by Director Young notes abundant moisture across Montana for the next two weeks, with few frost-retarded areas. The June week brought showers over most regions, keeping soil favorable for wheat, oats, barley, and alfalfa despite some garden crops and potatoes affected by excessive moisture in limited zones.
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Huleno
Jane
Maltit
Mins
Petitions Filed by Stout and Evans in Helena
June 16 reports show petitions filed by Stout and Evans with Alderson overseeing the nominating process. Also noted is John AL Lovelace of Livingston seeking the Democratic ticket for railroad commissioner, as part of the Helena political scene.
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Stout and Evans
Helena
Blate Alderson
Montana Rancher Killed Near Fallon in Twilight Accident
A Montana rancher near Fallon was killed when his wagon team of mares bolted and a wheel trapped him. The incident occurred while he attempted to load a wagon with about 2,500 pounds. The coroner was notified, and the man’s remains were moved to Fallon and then Terry for further handling. Military mobilization orders prompted Captain Morse and Adjutant Greenan to prepare troops at Glendive for possible deployment on short notice.
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Ely
New Cohagen
Wis
Barking
Jowstone Fournil
Montana
Gulagen
Sistas
Tig
Hawking Jay
Fatlon
Custer
Dawson County
Fallon
Terrymilin
Butte
Greenan
Morse
Captain Morse
Shrine Menxzios Dead at White Sulphur Springs
Reported death of Sheeti Robert Menzine at White Sulphur Springs. No particulars or funeral details provided in the notice.
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Bsuke
White Sulphur Springs
Sheeti
Robert Menzine
Iw Nowicel
Royal Arch Masons of Idaho Elect Officers
The Royal Arch Masons of Idaho elected officers at Vision, Idaho on June 15 during the second day of their grand chapter meeting. Elected were Henry Leimberger grand high priest H K Kimball deputy grand high priest E McDonald grand king T M Premins grand scribe Edward Smith grand treasurer Enejan Golse grand secretary Francois Jenkins Moscow grand lectures. Appointive officers listed include Homer David Moscow grand royal ovary captain A J Mackenzie Gooding grand principal sojourner A A Jesaun Bolxe grand captain of the host Will iam Walling Pocatello grand master HJ Ostrander Pwin Pats frat veil captain W A Bradbury Thahe Walls frat chaplain Jacob Locke dad Vajla grand tiler.
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Idaho
Grand Echayler
Idaho Alls
Tienry Leimberger
Botsch
H. K. Kimball
Kelloge
al E. McDonald
Payette
President Meyer comments on Montana labor disorders
President Charles Ft. Mayer of the Western Federation of Miners says the situation at Butte is quiet and workers are back at work. He notes he may not need to go to Helena as the local union plans a regular meeting today and the outcome will largely guide his next action.
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Denver
Butte
Charles Ft. Mayer
Western Federation of Miner
Montana
Wobtana
Pargo Reigns at Amierican Express Office Revival
James C. Pargo, president of Amierican Express since 1881, restored to office today in New York. George Taylor, Chicago based vice president in charge of business, elected to succeed him.
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New York
James C. Pargo
Amierican Express Company
George €. Taylor
Busi- Beas
Chicago
Wage Increases Reported Across States
A labor statistics team in Washington reports that average weekly wages rose in over 60 percent of principal industries in 40 leading states. The data, covering most sectors, shows wage gains in many major occupations, with one state exception noted.
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Washington
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Campaign for Money Raising Efforts Reported in Great Falls
In Great Falls a large fundraising drive for a Young Men's Christian association building shows strong support. State Secretary Charles Pudler oversees an extensive volunteer network across several committees and about 30 companies. Donations include 325,008 by J. B. Long and 125,000 sought from Shea Cun, with major gifts from townsite holdings and L. H. Hamilton. The total near 150,000 aims to reach 150,006 as workers plan continued efforts and a permanent organization.
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Christan
Ann
Charles Pudler
Ach
Uy Neaptilo
Womanis
J. B. Long
L. H. Hamilton
Sheerin
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Three Nice Little Girls And Three Young Fellows
Helena police seek three pretty girls and two or three good looking young men who visited Helena yesterday. They toured business districts and homes to meet voters in a contest funded by a 60 cent voting fee for a college course prize. The girls reportedly did well with the electorate and the men earned support as well, yielding several hundred dollars from one day’s campaigning.
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Helena
Juna
Flannery
Delforata
Postmasters Confirmed for Boulder and Bridger
The senate confirmed Jatin Murphy as postmaster of Boulder and Ann tiough as postmaster of Bridger, Montana, on June 16. Both appointments were Special Disputed to the Standard, underlined by the Washington proceeding.
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Washington
Senate Today
Jatin Murphy
Boulder
Ann Tiough
Ot Bridger
Water Power Legislation Reported To House
Washington June 16 The bill to develop water power from public lands was reported to the house by the public lands committee. It would preserve ownership of lands for hydro electric use and provide zone leasing, aiming to spur activity and progress in water power development.
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Washington
House
Public Lands Committee
Representative Gramm
Illinois
Convicted Man Appeals Polygamous Marriage Case
In Salem Oregon Jie 16 B Myon Klelg who faced charges for a polygamous marriage with Eiher Newcomb of San Francisco is appealing to the supreme court today. He had been convicted and sentenced, with a jewelry value cited at 93,000 dollars, and now awaits the higher court's ruling.
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Salem
Ore
Myon Klelg
Eiher Newcomb
San Francisco
Schlilhigler
Jdst
Supreme Court
Tadiy
Plant Julee claims cure for stomach and nerves
Mrs. E Joss of Seattle testifies to Plant Julee relief for indigestion and dyspepsia, stating rapid improvement and urging friends to try it. The ad argues purer blood improves nerves and digestion, promoting overall health with claims of pain and constipation relief and urging purchase locally.
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Wash
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Conviction Report From Fragmentary OCR Tablet
A fragmentary OCR note states that in a period spanning one to four years, Vou Ilet was convicted of a marriage to Misy Newcomb while his wife resided in Minneapolis Minnesota. The readable text mentions Lowi Mishruiy and Ilan in relation to the case.
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Vou Ilet
Marryhiir
Misy Newcomb
Holng
Minneapolis
Mipn
Bote
Lowi
Inquiry into maritime disaster and mutinous testimony
A fragmented report discusses testimony before an investigation commission led by Lord Mersey on the St Lawrence river incident involving ships Storstad and Ville, detailing Captain Kondall’s assertions of collision responsibility and subsequent ship damage.
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St. Lawrence River
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Wwlien
Vollier Storstad
Voller
Lo Norwegfitt
Essel
Wis Wwers
Hovses
Disieter
Tsendall
Conditions in Paris The Dead and Missing
Paris June 16 The death toll from yesterday's lampest stands at eight with more missing and seven injured as sections of Paris streets collapsed. Widespread wreckage has left one of the city’s fine quarters nearly unreconstructible as debris is cleared by police government soldiers and laborers. New caverns were found on Rue Gluck Place de la Ramee and in front of St Lazare. Troyes Mahtaug struck a military tent injuring several soldiers.
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Lampest
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Troyes
Napoleon’s Son Restored in Drama From Vendetta Tale
L Italien article from the Indianapolis News recounts a revived romance about Napoleon II, often called the king of Rome. It covers his birth March 1811 in Paris, adoption by Austria, and the dynastic intrigues surrounding his brief reign and later life, including the 1818 title conferment and his fate.
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L'Itello de Pacis
Venta
Due de Reichetode
Rame
Napoleon
Ponthoy
Napoleon Francis Joseph Chirles
Mapoleon 1
Marie Louise
Wrehoueness
Austria
Vienna
Walerian
Paris
Mike
Reichstadt
St. Frelena
Retehstadte
Anagonda High Drama a Huge Success Graduation Held
Anagonda High School staged a large drama and graduation event highlighted by an extensive ensemble cast. Students Mary Dallai Mary Aleebothi Alice Fillaging Basile Mcdonald and others presented solos essays and a five act play The graduation featured speeches by Miss Alles Fillagin and Miss Mary Lajtay with pupils and Delsarte class members receiving recognition and awards
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St. Peter's Cemral
Sitl Ametorly
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Mary Aleebothi
Alice Fillaging
Basile Mcdonald
Alles Fillagin
Bliss Mary Lajtay
Roth
Dalton
Milar
Mynny
Mente
Charlotte Woller
Loretta
Boclan
Migs
Catherine
Thomas Connolly
Mary “Gel
Bram Grady
Fire Damages Barn In McGuire Street Area
A fire at 1:05 this morning damaged a barn on Chestnut Street area as burning coals in a barrel started the blaze. Firemen led by Chief Cullins quickly extinguished the fire after arrival, with a report noting oil damage and the ignition source.
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Chestnut Street
Cullins
Ancient pot cooling system used for food and water storage
An article describes porous earthenware pots and burlap wrapped jars to keep contents cool via evaporation. It explains moisture wick, continuous water supply, and pot placement over a dish to collect drainage. A simple lab test with a thermometer shows evaporation cooling, while Dr Reed notes rabbits digging up weeds.
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Ocpl Soaners
Erick
Vicar seeks landmark for Pilgrim Fathers voyage memorial
The Rev De W Miller Neaf, vicar of Timmnaton, Lincolnshire, aims to mark the Pilgrim Fathers voyage from Leiden to Holland in 1608 and then to Plymouth Rock. He seeks descendants and funds to build a permanent Lincolnshire memorial as an alternative to the old Norman-era Imingham Church, needing about 10090 dollars for repairs and the memorial.
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Pana
Mymouth Tock
de. W. Miller Nefa
Tmmnaton
Lincolnshire
England
Reid
Lincolnehtte
Massachisetts
Imaingham
Teel
Announcement of Democratic Candidacy for County Commissioner
Joseph L. Kbly announces candidacy for the democratic nomination for county commissioner in Beer Lode county subject to democratic voters at the primary election. J Collins also announces for county assessor under the same party primary rules.
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Beer Lode Couky
Dlocrats
Joseph L. Kbloy
J, Collins
Tb West Park
Coroner Candidacy Filed for Deer Lodge County
Norris Climer announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for coroner of Deer Lodge County at the primary election. He urges voters to support his bid in the upcoming contest.
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Races of Famots and English Heritage Debate
The article discusses racial origins of England linked to Shakespearean influence and Celtic heritage. It cites European race theory and prior invocations of Nordic and Celtic strands, suggesting the ancient population mix shaped language and national identity.
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