Stage Driver Likely to Lose Arms After Freezing
In Helena an update from Silver Flats reports stage driver George Olzon severely frozen on the way from Silver to Trinity. His hands and arms are damaged, with potential amputation, and his nose and ear also badly harmed as a blizzard raged. Lewistown records ten below zero after heavy snowfall, with temperatures near minus twenty.
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Silver
George Olzon
Trinity
Olson
Mart Heaney
Alder Gulch Pioneer Dies in Bozeman
Boreman March 18 W.8 McKin ale who located in Alder Gulch in 1860s died Tuesday night in Boreman from pneumonia. A Georgia native about 50 years old he moved to Boreman in 1866 and lived here with Mr and Mrs Charles Howard. He served as sheriff of Galatia county for four years and deputy for two. He engaged in trade with Indians and government contracts and once owned land later part of the agricultural college and experiment station. Funeral will be held at Davin undertaking Thursday afternoon with burial in Boreman cemetery.
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Boreman
McKinale
Alder Gulch
Pheumonia
Charles Howard
Georgia
Ees
Galatia County
Agricultural College and Experiment
Horse Theft Charged After Weather Delay
Great Pall reports James McClennan, arrested at Stanford, charged with stealing a Maddie horse from Eugene Langlois livery. McClennan rented the horse about 10 days ago to go to Beachland and did not return. The horse was recovered last Saturday. He says bad weather prevented his return.
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Great Pall
Eugene L. Langlois
James McClennan
Stanford
McClennan
Beachland
Meclennan
Health tonics and remedies flood a seaside paper page
A quirky consumer advice column lists various self help cures and tonics. It promotes antiseptic powders, cough syrups, iodide tonics, and tonics for digestion and nerves. Readers are urged to visit drug stores for ingredients and follow directions exactly to treat stomach issues, rheumatism, and weight concerns with multiple named products and dosages.
Public Service Body Ready to Hear Complaints
The state public service commission, formed in the last legislative session, is prepared to hear complaints under its jurisdiction. Located at the Capitol building in Helena Montana, the ex-officio body retains the same members as the former railroad commission. It has gathered data on all public service companies and individuals acting in that capacity, obtaining records from county clerks and recorders.
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Capitol Building
Helena
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Sane
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Former Gallatin County treasurer on trial
March 18 the trial of Clyde Corty began as County Attorney Justin M. Smith read the information to the jury. The first witness, County Clerk and Recorder R. Schumacher, presented records on Corbly’s election and qualification. Helena examiner F. D. Williame testified that on June 14 Corbly acknowledged about 29000 and had covered it by “biting.” The case will be continued. Hazeman, March 19 Davis dies suddenly after a heart attack. He lived in Fort Ellis era and is survived by a wife, two daughters Mrs. Murphy of Livingston and Mrs. Mitchell of Billings, and two sons Charles and Garfield, probably in Washington.
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Clyde Corty
Justin M. Smith
D ‘Ail
RE. H. Schumacher
Corbly
F. D. Williame
Helena
Hazeman
Richart
Davis
Fort Ellis
Philip Murphy
Livingston
Kate Mitchell
Billings
Charles
Garfield Davis
Washington
Ranchman Goes Insane in Fergus County Hospital Incident
James Miner, a rancher from near Stanford in Fergus County, was declared violently insane in March in the city after a hospital transport by his brother. He will be moved to Lewistown tomorrow by Fergus County officials. The papyrox plant once thriving in Egypt is nearly extinct there but still exists.
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Grea Aim
James Miner
Stanford
Fergus County
Lewistown
Brooklyn
Papyrus, From Marshy Roots To Ancient Paper
From the Jonian valley to Jala and Sidon the papyrus plant thrives in marshy soils reaching ten feet. Hollow bamboo like stems and thick lower sections yield wood used for ornamental and utilitarian items, sandals, boats, and furniture. Ancient rulers in Egypt cultivated papyrus to produce manuscripts and paper.
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Jala
Sidon
Wide World
Museuma
Suffragettes Plan April Parade to Lobby Congress
Washington reports the American Woman's Suffrage Association plans an April 7 parade when Congress convenes. Five hundred thirty one women from each congressional district will march to the capitol to present arguments and petitions in favor of equal suffrage.
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American Woman's Suffrage Association
Congress
Lance
Capitol
Pope Pius Appears at Mass Amid Rumors and Anecdotes
Rome reports Pope Pius again attended a Mass with his winter palace neighbors and his niece present. Messages from U S figures including Cardinals Gibbons Parley and OConnell were received. A Rockefeller tale about touring Florida with a chauffeur circulated, noting the high cost of gasoline for a motor boat.
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Rome
Pius
United States
Cardinals Gibbons, Parley and O'Connell
New Spring Hats Parade From The Woman of Discernment
The piece describes four spring hats. A French blue straw hat features pastel roses at the crown back. A black and white corded silk hat has a wreath of black wheat. Taupe straw with pale violet trim completes the trio, and a fourth olive green straw adds ribbons in olive and burnt orange.
Bedroom flowers the year round designs for home decor
Learn to brighten bedrooms with lasting bloom patterns for curtains, bureau scarves, and bed covers. The April Woman's 15 Home Companion offers stencils and designs to keep spaces cheerful and summery year round.
Discovery voyage to the lost world sails from Philadelphia
The University of Pennsylvania owned yacht Pennsylvania departed down the Delaware River bound for Brazil with a scientific expedition to the Amazon basin. Led by Capt J Bowen and Dr William Larrabee the party aims to reach unvisited regions for study and humanitarian aims over about three years.
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Pennsylvania
Delaware River
University of Pennsylvania
Brasail
Amazon
University Museum
J. Bowen
U.S. N
William Larrabee
Asso Ates
Franklin B. Church
Sandy McNab
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