Value of Montana Livestock Reported
Montana cattle, sheep, horses, and poultry values are outlined from the 1910 census, with preliminary figures showing total domestic animal value at 83,571,000 and notable rises in cattle, horses, and sheep. The report highlights farm counts, regional breakdowns, and year-to-year percentage changes across livestock classes and poultry.
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Washiston
Polly
Dens
Stair
Montana
Adlog Genaue
Falknértis
Dr 1S Grand Powers
Eeaustician
Bureau of Tyceneus
Cattia
Rama
Wethera
Nerses
Bet
Wis
Tefars Iso
Iam
Lacims
Homeless man saves doctor in dramatic transfusion
A homeless man offered his blood to save a doctor in peril during a fatal illness. The patient, Dr. Covi Bo Loplewonn, received a transfusion after several men refused the bed or cash price. The donor’s blood matched and the operation succeeded, with the doctor regaining strength.
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Tagen
Sibel
Covi
Hnel
Tate
Othoera
Eadkwoorl
Frost
Tielewantt
Ladewood
Hils
Grover Cleveland
Salt Lake Votes 10 Retain Saloons In Statewide Tally
Salt Lake City voted to keep saloons in a wet majority while agricultural towns and mining centers largely stayed dry. Ogden backed prohibition with a 1 662 vote margin, 4 713 wet to 1 081 dry, amid a heated campaign and regional trends toward dry status in smaller communities.
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Salt Lake
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Turk City
Provo
Tyanre
Sast Leake City
Oefen
Utah
Wealthy Affiliations Do Not Prevent Their Failure
Philadelphia June 27 dispatch reports the suspension of the stock brokerage Norman MacLeod & Co. with aggregate liabilities of 1,182,173 and assets in stocks. Norman MacLeod and Malcolm MacLeod have no personal liabilities. assets amount to 37,100 and 400 respectively. The firm has operated about 19 years, with Norman married to a Falcon fighter from Wanamaker. Malcolm is son-in-law of B Rosengarten of Powers, Wrightman Apengarten, a major chemical firm.
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Filiadelphia
Binanail Ofi
Cles
Norman Maclead & Co
Norman MacLeod
Malcolm MacLeod
MacLeod
Boen
Jann Wanamaker
Malcolm MagLaod
B. Rosengarten
Philadelphia
Fier of Powers
Wriehtman
Superb theatrical event for new king and queen
A coronation week performance at His Majesty's Theatre featured Sir Herbert Heer balm Tree presenting scenes from The Merry Wives of Windsor David Garrick Ipirus Caesar The Critles and The Vision of Delight with over 300 artists in varied roles. The audience, greeted by the royal couple, sang as they took their seats and the venue shifted to a grand royal mood.
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London
His Majesty's Theater
Herbert Heerbalm Tree
David Garrick
Ipirus Cuaesar
Critles
Ben Donnonimasque
Ihn
Arvad Tler
Mae Ani
Funeral Panic Hurts Eight Mourners in Kittanning
In West Kittanning six eight mourners were injured as a violent electrical storm struck during George Serene's funeral. Panic sent people rushing back into a house and garden crowd surged, with medical aid summoned for the injured women.
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Kittanning
George Serene
West Kittanning
Mina Unk
Connagen
Sn Hadley
Hetussney
Fort Yellowstone Trooper Ends His Life
Fort Yellowstone trooper Leupped tonight in Dryden after a fatal shooting. Two suicide notes found, one to his mother, another intended to be used in an act of violence. He was 22, a member of the cavalry at Fort Yellowstone, with a dance planned for June 4440 and other local notices following.
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Fort Yellowstone
Standard
Lavingston
Jehe
Thamay King
Pirat Cavalry
Fort Yellowatone
Fullawalane Park
Dryden
Norther
Didi
Evan
Aitokee Tan
Chicago
Alan Am
Grant Tacho
Chicas
Mis
Tut
Wank
Haerligg Ik
Washington
Fox
Taranc
Cool
Hines
Stephenson
Soit Orn Democrata
Johnston
Raimates
Tinra
Senator Johnston
Alabama
Pletcher
Florida
James
Cook
Springfield
Larimer
Cok
Washinton
Cnty
Aldrich
nIngHel
Wines
Denenn
Ufa
Springfelt
Lovernor Denren
Eal
Tru
Mrs McManigal Breaks Under Stress In Grand Jury Drama
The article describes Mrs. McManigal collapsing under strain during testimony preparations for grand jury proceedings. Her lawyers allege coercion and threaten contempt charges against district attorneys and private counsel. They demand the right to question the grand jury about alleged torture and intimidation.
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Thes
Nprica
McManigal
Altordie
Velteh
Dietrice
Sts. McManigal
McMenigal
Weltch
McManteal
Grand Jury
Weiteh
Phillipsburg Notes Special Dispatch to the Standard
Executives E G Kerdan and D W Grew, Chicago railroad men with a controlling stake in Crescent Mining, inspected properties then returned to Chicago. Ferdinand Dratz, Granite County high school teacher, heads home to Muskegon Mich for vacation. Preparations for July 4 game between home team and Red Men of Ananda near completion. Porra returns from Waverly Minn where his father was ill. L M Rumsey Jr, Hippe Mining president, and Charles D McLure of Granite Ki Metallic Consolidated Mining arrive from St Louis for annual stockholders meetings scheduled for June 30 and July 30.
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Standard
Thillonburg
E. G Kerdan
D. W. Grew
Chicago Railroad
Crescent Mining Company
Vna
Chicago
Ferdinand Dratz
Granite County
Muskegon
Mich
Anaanda
Porra
Waverly
Mina
L. M. Rumsey Jr
Hippe Mining
Rampang
Charles D. McLure
Granite Ki- Metallic Consolidated Mining Company
St Loula
Anual
Ae Tid Compaenize
Mexican Troops Cross Border To Help Arms Guard
Ban Diaga June 27 Two hundred Mexican troops from Juarez arrived in San Diego and moved toward the Mexican line at To Juasa. They carried guns and ammunition which were secured in they? boxes and guarded at the border. Soldiers were given orders at the line.
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Ban Diaga
Cal
Juarix
San Jego
Juusa
Hoxcays
Trancs
Taft and fellow golfers caught in storm at Chashan Rolf links
President Taft and his aides braved a heavy storm at the Chashan Rolf links, the rain and wind delaying play for about 20 minutes while spectators sheltered. Reports say Taft led his party through the sudden downpour as they prepared to resume the course activities.
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Washington
Deepal
Taft
Treavy
Rolf Links
Seldiers
Legislators respond to primary election proposal
A special committee appointed by Governor Norris to draft the primary election law has begun gathering legislative reactions. Representative Frank Woody of Missoula voiced strong approval, with W. Go. WhoDety of Brogdwittar expected to back the measure. Dan J. Donohue of Dawson county indicated support as well. The legislature's stance should be clear by Saturday.
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Statard
Botewan
B. Liu
Onmintesiaw
Norris
Hirran
Legfelatora Ranehr Mucauiee
Tanimure
Oregon
Lo Tie
Tin Iguish Ture
Frank Woody
Missoula
Woody
W. GO. Whotey
Brogdwittar
Dan J. Donohue
Dawson County
Woman Sues Over Train Not Stopping for Sick Wife
An administrator sues Oregon Short Line Railroad Co and engraver Ja Jinghns alleging a passenger train failed to stop at Barrett's during the morning of June 2010, preventing Mrs Turley from reaching Barrett and resulting in her death. The suit cites willful neglect and seeks damages for the death of Goldie May Burles.
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Intuit
Goldie
Burles
Oregon Short Tine Mulrond Company
Ja Jinghns
Burina
Hughes
Barrett's Nation
Wa Meat
Hurles
Thrtty
Ara
Turley
Rampiaint
Barrett
Butta
Hin
Elabead
Neal
Acre
Sore
Clark
Cremery Agewehie
Aon
Oie
Mutfon
Intecan
Quarrel Over Dinky One Dad Incidents Reported
A chaotic altercation near Aldershot involved Ben Elsen and others, resulting in a flesh wound to Taineh Care at the Whitty House valley. Authorities describe the event as a dare gone wrong, with multiple parties identified and injuries sustained.
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Rolac
Ténha
Una
Arinic
Ben Elsen
Tineliar
Doynt Aldershot
Killa Jno Danor
Funp
Conferees Appointed On Direct Elections Bill
Conferees are named to reconcile differences on a direct elections bill. The Senate and House leaders expect a conference report soon. The proposal would determine who appoints conferees and how a final version is shaped for passage.
Officers Elected At San Francisco Convention
Delegates from around the world gathered in San Francisco for the eight day event. The principal business was electing officers and ratifying the executive committee's selection of the convention site. Pre election results included W. Bartshorn as president and A. Stevenson as secretary, with Frank W. Peterson and others named to executive posts.
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Executive Committee
Bartshorn
Boston
Mason, Memptes
Penn
W. A. Peterson
Chicago
White Freasher
Andrew Stevenson
Pago
Eit Mtoe
George W. Raley
Thhwitetphts
Chatrue
AL Wellshie View
Wilton Reuniston
Tovorto
C. Chanman
Millerion
Cal Bauretary
Cercnties Piameditea
He Tey
Gom. Merril
Minna Y Nila
AL Eeetretary
Slaron Lawrener
Arkavinge Gerersl
Mrney
Prandin Meletzera
Frown
Chica
Stevend
Alton
Wareren
Dagny Davis and Nation of Crime Shock Butte District
A string of mistyped local items reports John Davis a broker from Milywacker dropping by Butte, seeking at least thirty dollars from Carmen Trygo in the constricted district. A police court mix of injuries and arrests follows including former Copper Army James Lyden and Innes McLaigniin from Chicago street. Authorities investigate a fatal shooting in Canyon Chair and a murder inquiry adjoins a series of political and legal notes.
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John Davis
Milywacker
Butte
Carmen Trygodin
Contricted
le Clulchs
Carmeén Angs
Davis
Poites Court
Aimesten
Hearing Deliberations On Henningsen Dairy Campaign
A Bozeman hearing on Henningsen Brothers dairy campaign examines whether Professor Mary should press a plan promoting smaller creameries or centralizing production at the Montana college dairy. Witnesses discuss farm dynamics, cooperative creameries, and the college’s role in training and industry integration.
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Montand
Gallzsia
Beneft
Clark Wan
RB. B. Law
BP. B. Jain- Hei
HO. Janer
Dod
Wsrviton Ct
Teychen Dalryine
JL «Lam
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Inklahoma
Tasilton
Montanis
Montana
Lianetina
Pulliselips
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Vensas
Agerexniec
Maite
Minneapolis
Mingpanpalis
Dana
Mab
Gali
Leo
Union Entoys
Union Entoys, Hibskull
Everybody's Shoe Store
West Park Street
al Brig
Agen
Atchawna Tete Dina
Reatty
Mrs. Mmanigal
Maling
Tin
Rll Iron Works
Honora Coy
Angeles
She
Sulie Metinthro
Thomas McGuire
McMiarnigadl
Aire
McManigals
Evelyn
Walker
Devida
Philipsburg Notes
Hotzeman Rose
Hozeman
Surin
Firat
Reewanktion
Mr. Coole
Lorliner
F. Wieite
Mr. Wines
Virginia & Rainy Lake Company
Hynes
Anters Minas
Virgina & Rain’ Lake Company
Mr. Cook
Sues
Wisalylsyriene
Tyne
Whitty House
Vally
Fee
Ted Abe
Unwa
Ph Senate
Benate
Ieane Wolter
Senter Hirtskew
San Francisco
Kaden
Johnson Ie
Julingan
Akehn
Jahnsson
Park Nat Main
James Lyden
Leona
Innes McLaigniin
Chicago Street
Murray
Leonard Nile
Teswell
Dune St.James
Lynch
Chiat
Roy Walter
Tatler
Te Faye
Tinker City
Ore
Ukiah George Barner
Vianeer
Crook Coonty
Canyon Chir
Cro
Anideriin
Eostfont
Ciigemod
Emiraar
Marnes
IL Ig
Feniterdt
Mniyeheen Andarenn
Titan
Cambyridge
Owentir
David O. Selen
Tayden
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Henningsen Bros
Bozeman
Howe Pr
Suemitten
Java
Professor Clank
Aidttioe
Cunsie
Machowala
Magyacher Rodacrana
New York
Irlanda
Pitlabare
Hal City
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