Samples of Grass in the Valley Analyzed by Professor Harkins
Professor W D Harkin of Montana University testified as an expert in the smoke case. He contrasted his results with Professor Swain of Stanford, detailing measurements of venom and grass samples from Deer Lidge valley and various Anaconda ranches, including July and August tests, and noted numerous sample sources and percentages of grass content.
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Professor Harkins
W. D. Harking
Department of Chemistry
Montana University
Missoula
RE. Swain
Stanford University
Swain
Harkin
Mate
Harkine
Soule
Sparrow
P. Petersears
Raven
Bparrow
Anaconda
William Son
Eng
Grace
William Norton
WC. Staton
B. F. Notestine
Williams Ranch
Stuart
Staton
Upper Ranch
Lindsay & Mitchell
Anch
Bisa Ranch
Stanford Unly
Mrs Barth challenges O'Reilly in estate administration case
Mrs Clara Barth, daughter of the deceased, contests John Boyle O'Reilly and Augustus Heine as administrators of the Larkin estate. She claims several statements are untrue and says she has resided at 19 West Broadway for eight years. She alleges others misused about $10,000 and plans to seek letters of administration when the matter is heard in ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Boyle O'Reilly
Tmne
Broadway
O'Reilly
Ind
Modoc County
Cal
Oregon
Featherman wed in Granite county ceremony at parish church
Deputy Featherman and Kathryn Petro were married by Rev Hock ing at Trinity Methodist in Centerville. George Lene served as best man and Miss Ethel Perro as bridesmaid. The couple planned a wedding dinner and two week honeymoon before returning to Drummond.
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Butie
Featherman
Granite County
Kathryn Petro
Drummond
D. Hock
Trinity
Methodist Episcopal Church
Centerville
George Lene
Northern Pacific
Trout Creek
Sanders County
Ethel Perro
Orton Bros
Brother Rivalry Probed in Ongoing Court Battles
The report notes arguments likely to begin tomorrow as Mrs. Della Betters of Ludington Michigan testifies she was married to Dr. Haugh in 1901. She discovered a subsequent marriage a year later and left him, detailing a fateful sequence in a developing legal matter.
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Della Betters
Ludington
Dr. Haugh
Quiet Day With Police Judge Warren
It was a very quiet day with Police Judge Warren yesterday as only two defendants appeared. The fines imposed were minimal and one defendant, Sam, claimed prior drinking. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Sam
Alan Redmond
Street Car Accident Near Center Ends Safely
A street car collision near Center resulted in smashed vestibules and shaken passengers but no injuries. Emergency crews responded promptly, and the incident was described as not serious despite the near collision and disruption.
Mary Koski Returned From Spokane Under Sheriff Escort
Mary Koski was brought back to county custody after authorities arranged transport to Spokane. She is held by Sheriff Quinn in her quarters pending further action.
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Mary Koski
Spokai
Mary
Spokane
Quinn
Shock of Playmate's Death in Oxford Pa
James Brown a deaf mute since birth mourns his cousin David S. Kimble who died of pneumonia. Brown, living with his parents Hugh and, wife, attends Mt Airy School and has shown deep distress since the death of his intimate companion. He desires death rather than life without his cousin.
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Oxford
James Brown
Ladie
Hugh Brown
Mt Airy
David S. Kimble
Brown
Seasickness banned by a vibrating seat in sea travel
A Liverpool report describes a new vibrating seat designed to prevent seasickness on pleasure trips. The device uses a motor and balance to mimic motion, aiming to reduce distress for sailors and passengers. The chair is presented as an adaptation rather than a pure invention and is touted as a market blessing.
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Liverpool
Wil
Iris
Magnates of the Rand Denounced in Political Clash
Johannesburg reports a heated confrontation as solicitor and legislative council member Rte Hull attacks mining magnates. He accuses a foreign-accent section of seeking government control by any means and warns the democratic British party will unseat the progressives. Campaigns intensify amid the dispute.
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Johannesburg
Rte
Hull
Legislative Council
Responsibles
Democratic British
Mark
Ivanhoe
West Park
Dillon council defeats saloon closing plan
At the Dillon city council meeting the proposed ordinance to close saloons from midnight to 6 am was defeated after a tied vote. Chief A G Williams resigned. Warner named temporary chief until new council is elected. Mayors appointed registry agent Hugh Mescate and ward judges with clerks announced for April.
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Dillon
A. G. Williams
Uilis Warner
Willant Lovell
Couneth
Th. A. Walker
Ted
White
Hugh Mescate
Alb
Martin
Henry” Burnied
Judge Conger
Arthur Graeter
Frank Caldwell
ML Cantrell
Josephus Itieh
Charles Hirschman
BT. Sytoller
Frank Assett
Philaward
Petisl Cashmore
Arethur Sullivan
WH. Spear
Rte
Dan Adams
Liquor Dealer Fined For Short License In Stevensville
De Roach of Florence was tried before Judge John A. Jamison for selling liquor without a license, found guilty, fined $100 plus $69.10 costs. The remonstrance petition against his license helped deny approval. Stevensville grows with new buildings planned by Huck & Carter and others repurposing to larger mercantile blocks in the Bitter Root valley. Local notes mention residents traveling, business moves, and civic matters as the town expands.
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Standard
Stevensville
March
AL de Roach
Florence
John A. Jamison
de Roach
Armen
Drug Company
Do Not Elect Good Men Advises Public Speaker
A public speaker at the First Congregation church on Galena and Washington streets urged voters to reject electing “good men” to office. He warned reform depends on the system, not individuals, and warned clergy and reformers to beware corporation influence. The sermon cited elections and promised Sabbath services at 11 tonight with Saturday school at 10.
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Edor
Soma
Thiz
Otto
Israel
Galena
Washington Streets
Base slander drives bridegroom to death in Hin Moreh
A man named Lupin, accused of vicious slander against a bride, caused her groom to die by his own hand after a barrage of letters. The bride’s mother objected to the marriage but attended the ceremony. Reports say the anonymous letters intensified until a fatal act followed.
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Hin
Luphus
Suielde
Hie Soung
Mather
Gan
Lupin
Ilewie
Thoughtless laugh costs girl a husband in Berne
In Geneva Muotch Ra Berne canton a bridegroom unaccompanied to church slips on ground and spoils his shirt front. The bride bursts into tears and the couple break off the engagement as relatives plead for reconciliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Nance
Berne
Keepers Strike Ends as Village Resumes Drink Sale
Geneva reports a strike by Gelterkinden workingmen over beer prices at the public house. The keeper had raised beer to a halfpenny a gliss, prompting a village-wide agreement to forgo drink until the price was restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Gelterkinden
Bale
Train collision injures four in Burlington Iowa accident
A rear end collision occurred today at Burlington Iowa between two sections of a freight train on the Burlington railroad. Four people were injured including a stockman. The crash was caused when the first section broke in two, leading to the derailment of the second portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Iowa
Burlington Railroad
Heaton
Annual House Warming Big Event At Dawson
A morning fire at 2 o'clock destroyed Dawson’s annual house warming, starting near the Monte Carlo saloon from an overheated furnace. The Monte Carlo building on Front Street is nearly a total loss. Also notes a Western roads freight rate plan and a Jacksonville murder/suicide mystery with a coroner’s verdict of death by own action.
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Dawson
the Times
Front Street
Eulogies at Henderson Memorial in Des Moines
Des Moines Iowa March 8 lawmakers in joint session paid tribute to former Speaker David B Henderson of the national house of representatives. Speaker Clark and Senator Dunham delivered eulogies to the late leader in a solemn memorial ceremony.
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Des Moines
Lows
David B. Henderson
Ational House of Congress
Clark
Tews House
George W. Dunham
Henderson
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