March Weather Tales From a Cold Frontier
Residents of the Gallatin valley recall brutal March conditions with temperatures near zero and wind chills. Old timers compare a Chinook day with past deep snow events, while sheep herders in Idaho recount a harsh streak lasting weeks and crowds seeking warmth by stoves as mercury plunged past 40 below.
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Fragmentary account of a fatal shooting and harsh landscape
A damaged tale describes a man named Jackcabbie dancing in derision before a fatal shot. A witness, Ken, investigates and finds the victim frozen and burned as the scene sets the lava beds. The narrator recalls moving sheep to the railroad and recounting a cold mercury tube as weather turns.
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Ministers Kept Away by Rigorous Weather
Local church meeting notes indicate ministers abstained from attendance due to severe weather. The regular weekly session of the Butte Ministerial Association discussed the impact of conditions and transacted minor business with a small turnout.
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Butte
Weautiful auction sale despite cold weather at Mayer store
The auctioneer Milaner sells jewelry and high quality items at private sale prices despite winter chill. Buyers can bid on diamonds, watches, gold chain, glassware, and more with discounts and second bids allowed, starting at 2 pm. The event, entering its second week, aims to offer fair deals from Maye West Par Jewelers to the people.
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Great Northern Railway Adds Tourist Sleeping Units
The Orientar line between Seattle and Chicago now adds four tourist sleeping cars with intermediate points. Rites touch INE Cir rates with changes in North Dakota and Montana to Chicago and Santa Ana. Quick relief offered by Santa Ana company in Dut te.
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Register of Voters Opens Today in City Election Prep
The register of voters opens today with locations at 270 East Park Street and the storeroom near Broadway theater. Registration hours are 9 to 1, 3 to 5, and 7 to 9 in the evening, with additional sessions on the 21st and offices open the 81st for corrections. Local political talk centers on party organization and potential multiple tickets across wards, with names like O'Donnel, Ed Long, Mike McNutty, Dan Culhane, John Conga, Turnell, Jerry Mullins, Crony, and Jerome noted as possible candidates.
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Verner's Letter Seeks Breakthrough in Negotiations
Washington reports indicate President Roosevelt aims to advance talks with Mitchell and Robbing on a further conference after a previous ethics pledge. A formal meeting was anticipated but not yet held as officials work through the confidential process amid the coal dispute.
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Pormat Tar Service Schedule Note
Pormat Tar Service announces the Pek 25 express line schedule. The Chicago line will depart St Paul at 10 South Street and leave St Paul for Chicago at 4:00 p.m. Fenton, General Agent, notes return times and service details for travelers.
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Court and jury wait as docket drags on
Courtroom scenes stall as juries and prosecutors clash over arraignments and case delays. Judge Bourquin and other officials struggle to clear a backlog while several high profile cases, including murders and forgery charges, await trial in different departments. A citywide tension grows as the stalled calendar stretches into days.
Fierce Blizzard Strikes Season Amid Strong Winds
Special dispatch reports a severe blizzard that raged for twelve hours, causing wind velocities near hurricane strength. Stock and horses required care as fencing collapsed and debris flew through the air. Despite brief balm of sunshine, water shortages worsened stock losses, with officials hopeful the impact will be manageable.
Baker Named Temporary Chairman of Mutual Life Campaign
Wernard N. Baker, president of the Iron Trust company, announced he has accepted temporarily the chairmanship of the Mutual Life Insurance campaign committee with a plan to secure Stay Sesuit Fish of New York for permanent leadership. He aims to mobilize active cooperation and anticipates formal approval soon.
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Supreme Court Refuses Writ in Italian Woman Death Case
The Med States Supreme Court denies Anna Valentina's habeas corpus petition. She sits under a death sentence in Hackensack after murder charges. the decision upholds the lower court ruling. A separate note extols railroad progress and a Salt Lake route, while a tea and grocery advert mentions Galt's Blue Ribbon Ceylon.
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Supreme Court of the Med States
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Alaska Central Road to Open Rich Country
Alaska Central Railway project aims to unlock mineral wealth in an Alite region. Seward to Fairbanks compass line extends 490 miles with 14 miles already built. Officials claim 12 million dollars spent this year and 24,000 workers to proceed, with branch lines to coal fields and Pocahontas area. Investors include Louvin Turner, ex Governor McGraw, and George Dickinson.
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Snowbound in valley as heavy fall drains water supply
In Beaver Ead and surrounding areas a heavy snowstorm from Friday evening to today covered Mts valley with substantial snowfall. Winds rose to around 11, halting movement, while ranchers report concerns over irrigation water shortages due to the mountain snowfall.
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Kielex v Board of Police Commissioners Ruling
Judge Douglas Wy issued an opinion in the county court case Kielex versus the board of police commissioners. The ruling bars the board from trying Chief Kieley for alleged acts prior to February 27, 1905, the date of his last term as chief, unless they show cause or the prohibition stands.
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Kumon Denied Recall Shocks Diplomatic Circles
Washington dispatch reports the recall and promotion controversy surrounding the Chinese minister to the United States. Diplomatic observers weigh the gesture as a potential shift in Beijing's foreign policy amid tense relations.
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