Missoula Prepares Monster Minstrel Show For April
Missoula hosts a grand minstrel event at the Opera House with a large, costly cast. Committees led by Marston and Wentworth, plus a publicity head W. E. Taester, plan decorations, music, and rehearsals. The April date remains open while preparations press forward at Ravalli hotel and across town.
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Miesorita Elke
Tete Howard
Cresnhood
Wendorth
Ai Hood
Ravalli Hotel
Hamilton, Mont
Missoula Gas Plant Plans Explored by Local Doctor
Dr Joseph Deinger of Missoula plans to travel east to secure a gas plant project. He received a Cleveland based company head’s letter in which Dr Ott Culver’s firm applied for a franchise to erect and operate a gas plant in Missoula. Arrangements to consult and finalize installation were to be made, with the doctor to depart next Wednesday evening.
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Missoula
Joseph Deinger
Day Hazzard
Cleveland
Ohio
Greeny Fan
Greenville
Mies
Ott Culver
Miss
Allasoule
Windstorm subsides as Missoula records frigid spell ends
Missoula reports the windstorm has passed and temperatures drop toward zero after a severe cold spell. Blowing coastal winds linger into the night, with the thermometer nearing the coldest point of the period.
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Missoula
Meeting on Morocco question ends day with progress
The conference delegates, amid severe cold on the Mississippi River bank, reached agreement on the capital allotment and left the police issue untouched. neutrals feel confident a settlement on the bank question will come within a week despite lingering tensions.
Missoula and vicinity notes on town life and theft case
March in Missoula covers local praise for the town as a hub and notes on Eastern papers about the region. The report details a Powell county robbery case from Townsend to Deer Lodge and describes Missoula as Garden City with fruit, dairying, timber near Bitter Root, and growth of western Montana in the early 1900s.
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Helena
Sherif Barnden
Fifer
Powell County
Helens
Townsend
Deer Lodge
Fillston
Broadwater
Ahertt
Sa Neue
Mersecuiely
Cata Gon
Teheritt
Mr King
Missoula
Montana
Butte
St Tin
Flathead
Herth
Coeur d'Alene
Hamilton Aims at Fowler Committee Seat
Fragmentary note indicates Mr Hamilton prepared for Fowler committee involvement. Internal affairs inquiry references York lay and Tegal executive 1 Andrew, with unclear communication from Fowler committee. No further details or confirmations provided.
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Almany
Hamilton
Tegal
Andrew
Fowler
Tessen
York
Mme
Protest Over Turtle Mountain Settlement Plan Rebutted
Montana senators and representatives petition against Interior moves to locate Chippewa on Turtle Mountain lands in Valley county. They argue the 182 treaty provisions lack precedent for relocating Indians to public land and would hinder reclamation efforts along Milk and Missouri rivers. The letter, signed by Thomas H. Carter and Joseph M. Dixon, urges Congress to let Indians select lands without bureau direction.
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Washington
Montana
Congress
Turtle Mountain
Indian Bureau
Carter
Dixon
Marek i
Leupp
Mullan
Sour Bureau of the Interior
Wesart
Mont
Chippewa
Valley
Port Peck
Ation
North Dakota
Aimour
Indiana
Department
Mik River Valley
Fort Peck
Missouri
Bureau
Interior Department
Thomas H. Carter
Joseph. M. Dixon
New Sanders County Officers Settled at Thompson Building
The Plainsman reports Sanders county officers are settled in the new courthouse at Thompson and the building’s ground floor is largely finished. Offices for Sheriff Baker Wheeler assessor Brown coroner Los are arranged, with clerk Gust Moser and treasurer Stephens at the hall’s end. A vault is under construction, planned 12 feet square with 1 foot thick walls and 12 feet high, to be ready in about 30 days.
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Missoula
Sanders Ounty
Thompson
Sanders County
Baker A
Affe
Wheeler
of County
Gust Moser
Stephens
H. Doenges
Stevensville Notes and Local Weather and Deaths
Stevensville holds city election on April 2 with a mayor and two aldermen up for election as terms expire for Mayor Henry Buck and Aldermen EO Lewis and Amos. Clerk of election names include W. P. Riga George W. Dickinson and William Englin for Ward One and J W Shannon J J De Naver and Hatch for Ward Two. A funeral attendance noted for a niece of Anthony Brath. A severe show storm followed by a fatal fire incident and stockholders meeting of Union Ditch Company with officers elected. Charles H Buck was a Stevensville visitor in Missoula.
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Stevenaeille
Henry Buck
EO. Lewis
Amos
Riga
George W. Dickinson
William Englian
Jos W Shannon
J. J. de Naver
Hatch
Stevensville
Ira Mutgeard
Tate
Anthony Brath
Cannon
Carlton
Herman Heath
Mile
Union Ditch Company
W. R. van Vliet
Thomas E. Combs
Upper End
WH Hamson
Lower End
Byron Rathoun
Reading Room Society
Got. Martin
B. L. Baker
Esterday
Charles H. Buck
Missoula
Naval examination ready and delayed details in Helena
The Standard reports everything prepared for naval examination with final selection of principals and alternates for the final naval academy test. Two day exam window to follow with doctors and officials overseeing in Helena. The dispatch notes a March 12 London date and mentions Captain Ward heading to Peking to guard a British tenation after early fire at the Carson building in Amarillo causing about 100000 dollars in losses.
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Helena
Slarchil
Condon
Naval Academy
Willian
London
Tribune
Hongkong
Ward
Peking
Society of King's Daughters Meets With Mrs Dickinson
The Society of King's Daughters will gather with Mrs W H Dickinson on Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The semi annual meeting and election of any executive committee of the chamber of commerce will be held Monday evening with several important matters slated for discussion.
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Society of King's Daughters
W. HT. Dickinson
Chamber of Commerce
Dyspepsia Tablets Promised to Cure Consumption
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a universal remedy for indigestion and a preventive measure against consumptive cough. It claims the tablets, the product of thorough research, can cure chronic indigestion and offer lasting relief, urging readers to request a free book from F. A. Stuart Company in Marshall, Michigan.
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Stuart
America
Stuarts
AL Stuart Company
Marchall, Mich
Chinese Mourn The Loss Of One Of Their Number
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Bozeman March 11 reports the local Chinese community in mourning a death. Mrs Ah Ho an elderly Chinese woman died after severe pains and a late arrival of a doctor. She was about six years old and had lived in Bozeman for six years. With no husband and poverty the Chinese community collected to provide a decent burial. She will likely be buried tomorrow afternoon in a cemetery section where other Celestials lie.
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The
Standard
Bozeman
Ah Ho
Cigarettes Caused Major St Johns Fire In Portland Mission
Fire in St Johns district, sparked by cigarettes in young hands, destroyed a square of buildings and threatened large lumber mills. About $8,000 in damage. Portland fire apparatus and a fireboat joined frantic appeals for aid. Residents with buckets fought the blaze until help arrived and it was contained.
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Portland
Ore
St. Johns
Portrait of Mrs Lehr Refused for Exhibit
Mrs Lehr declines to allow the display of the Boldini portrait of his Baltimore-born wife Mrs Danlgren. The Philadelphia museum scene views Lehr’s gesture as a snub, with the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts preserving the painting.
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Danlgren
Baltimore
Lehr
Boldini
Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arte
Philadelphia
Cine
Chheinnatl Museum Association
No Cabinet Formed Yet as Sarrien Begins Busy Draft
Paris reports Premier-designate Sarrien has not concluded a cabinet as of March 1. Changes in proposed posts include Sarrien for premiership and justice, Burgeoise or Clementy for finance, Briand for instruction, and Etienne for war. Commerce, Works, and Colonies remain unfilled with a final lineup expected tomorrow.
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Paris
MS Sarrien
Theabinet
M. Sarrien
Jstice
M. Burgeoise
M. Clementy
Nance
M._ Briand
Ma Etienne
House Collapse Kills One Inmate In San Francisco
A two story frame house under construction at Twenty fourth and Point Lobos avenues collapsed in a strong wind. Fred Chenique, a plumber’s helper, died after rescue from debris. John Roach, a carpenter, suffered a fatal skull fracture. Ben Miller, an electrician, was seriously injured.
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San Francisco
J. Riley
Two Slight Accidents in Easton Mine
Special dispatch reports two near misses at the Easton mine. Henry Panskey, superintendent, was slightly pinched in a ground fall between levels 200. H. H. Hammond was trapped by falling rock but walked away with minor bruises and no broken bones.
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Virginia City
Easton
Henry Panskey
H. H. Hammond
Fock
Failure of Harvest in Tangier Signals Moroccan Strain
The Daily Mail correspondent reports a harvest failure in Tangier and Morocco with last year’s reserves running low. He notes fears of worsening conditions and warns that financial pressures and foreign capital moves, including Mexico City signals, threaten stability as the gold standard influences investment dynamics.
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London
Daily
Tangier Sas
Morocco
Mexico City
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