Contested Accounts in Helena Estate Case
Myra Miller filed objections through attorney Edward Horsky to the execution of the estate of former Helena mayor James Sullivan. The motion objects to unfiled vouchers, missing watch, undisclosed property, and improper disbursements. Judge Clements postponed the hearing pending objection resolution.
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Helena
Myra Miller
Edward Horsky
T. C. Power
John S. M. Neill
James Sullivan
Clements
Sullivan
A. C. Johnson
American National Bank
Bolomen Kill Americans in Philippines Ambush
Manila reports Capt. Overton of the 11th cavalry and Harry Noyes were killed with one private wounded in a bolo rush at Sucatlan on Mindanao island. Eleven insurgents were said to be killed, with scouts pursuing the attackers after a night landing at Catalman.
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Manila
Clough Overton
Lth Cavalry
Harry Noyes
Harlow
Sucatlan
Mindanao
Overton
Catalman
Caminguin Island
Scouta
Glidden Buys Bridger Company Store and Grounds
Special Dispatch reports S H Glidden Bridger general merchandise dealer purchased the Bridger Improvement company store long operated for miners. He also secured ground from the company for construction of new buildings in Bridger.
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Red Lodge
S. H. Glidden
Bridger
Bridger Improvement Company
Wright and Stultz Tie the Knot in Miles City
Bert Wright and Miss Josie Stultz wed today in Miles City, married by Justice A. W. Rennie. Bert Wright works in the cattle business on Custer Creek.
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The
Standard
Miles City
Bert Wright
Josie Stultz
A. W. Rennie
Bert
Custer Creek
Bank Now Owns Whole Building in Helena
Helena May 16 The Union Bank and Trust company has closed negotiations with E W Carpenter of San Francisco for the north half of the building occupied by the bank, that be.
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Standard
Helena
Union Bank and Trust Company
E. W. Carpenter
San Francisco
Eat Heartily Or Endure Dyspepsia With Hostetter Bitters
At meal time ask yourself if you eat with gusto or feel indifferent. If you answer yes to neglecting appetite, consider taking several doses of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters to prevent chronic dyspepsia.
Building sale details reveal partner buyout at $17,500
The property portion owned by Mr. Carpenter from Warren Toole was sold after years of joint ownership. The 1889 building by L. H. Herschfield for Merchants National Bank was under a shared contract. The purchase price for Carpenter’s share reportedly was $17,500.
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Mr. Carpenter
Warren Toole
L. H. Herschfield
Merchants’ National Bank
Herschfield
Mr. Toole
No Deal Perfected For Great Producer
Lewistown May 16 Hal C. Corbett Judge J Z Moore and former Congressman Charles Hartman of Bozeman met with Barnes King mine owners in Kendall over two days to negotiate control of the Kendall mine. They reported Barnes interests offered a satisfactory figure, but E W King would not sell. The Barnes King mine produces at least 40 000 monthly with light costs. King recently said he is not eager to sell.
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The
Standard
Lewistown
Hal C. Corbett
J. Z. Moore
Spokane
Charles Hartman
Bozeman
Kendall
Barnes-King
North Moccasin Mountains
Barnes
E. W. King
Barnes King
Chicago
King
Shaw Secures Bond and Exits Jail
Fred Shaw charged with first degree assault was granted $750 bond signed by sureties A. L. Babcock and G. A. Greggs. The case relates to an attack on Elmer Bentley during a Park City drunken brawl that severed his jugular vein, with Bentley’s life once in jeopardy. The trial was postponed to the next term pending Bentley’s recovery or death.
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Billings
Fred Shaw
A. L. Babcock
G. A. Greggs
Shaw
Elmer Bentley
Park City
Bentley
Mains Elevated to Assistant Cashier at Billings Bank
W Lee Mains is elected assistant cashier at the First National Bank of Billings to succeed D H Moss Jr who moved to Vernon Washington. Mains has served as paying teller for the past year after 8 G Reynolds resigned to become agent of the Crow Indians. He has been with the bank since early boyhood and rose from the lowest rung.
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Standard
Billings
W. Lee Mains
First National Bank
D. H. Moss, Jr
Vernon, Wash
Mains
G. Reynolds
Switch Engine Collides With Electric Car in Los Angeles
A Southern Pacific switch engine struck an electric car on the Vernon street line at Second and San Pedro streets in Los Angeles. A dozen people were injured, several seriously, but no deaths are expected.
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Los Angeles
Southern Pacific
Vernon Street
Second
San Pedro Streets
Helena Woman Contesting Lund Estate As Heir
Helena May 14 Judge Clements orders Lund contest to specify relation to Carl A. Lund who died May 30 1897 in Roodepoort South Africa leaving 4100 in Helena bank. N P Watters appointed executor after Swedish siblings. Helen G Lund by guardian Rev P A Fair contests to prove her rights as a 16 year old heir.
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Helena
Lund
Carl A. Lund
South Africa
Clements
Roodepont
Sweden
N. P. Watters
Helen G. Lund
P. A. Fair
Memorial Day Observance Planned by Grand Army in Deer Lodge
The Grand Army comrades meet at the water company office to arrange Memorial day events for May 30. Services will be at the pavilion with a selected choir and citizens band providing music. Afterward, a march to the cemetery will occur with graves strewn with flowers and flags.
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Standard
Deer Lodge
The
Grand Army
Water Company
Miss Estella Walker Weds G W Fletcher in Helena
Helena May 16 Miss Estella Grace Walker of Helena and G W Fletcher of Cambria Wyoming will marry at the residence of James S Smith on Logan street Tuesday evening May 19. Miss Walker is sister of Dr J A Walker of Winston. Fletcher is assistant general manager of Cambria Mining Company.
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Helena
Estella Grace Walker
G. W. Fletcher
Cambria
Wyo
James S&s. Smith
Logan Street
Walker
J. A. Walker
Winston
Fletcher
Cambria Mining Company
Beck Ferris and Thomas Jones Charged in Wood Street Robbery
Becky Ferris and Thomas Jones were arrested for robbing a visitor at 14 Wood Street of 290 dollars. The victim, a laborer, reported carrying 290 dollars when entering the place. Both suspects posted bail of 600 dollars each.
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The
Standard
Helena
Becky Ferris
Thomas Jones
Wood Street
State Treasurer Barret Returns From Baltimore Visit
Helena dated May 16 reports State Treasurer A H Barret traveled home with Mrs Barret after spent weeks in Baltimore. Mrs Barret remained in the East seeking improved health amid recent ill health.
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Mrs. Barret
The
Standard
Helena
A. H. Barret
Baltimore
Funeral for James Kinney Held in Deer Lodge Cemetery
The funeral for James Kinney was held in Deer Lodge with a large turnout from Anaconda and Race Track. Rev. John Hosking of Butte officiated the service.
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Standard
Deer Lodge
James Kinney
Anaconda
Race Track
John Hosking
Butte
Car overturn on Union traction line injures 21 in Marion
Twenty one persons are injured when a car on the Union traction line overturns in Marion Indiana. The air brake failed causing the accident on a high speed run. Dr. H A Woodruff suffers a broken arm and severe cuts with many others bruised by glass.
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Marion
Ind
Union Traction
H. A. Woodruff
Harriman Not Very Ill From Appendicitis Says Doctor
Dr. Lewis, Harriman's physician, announced Mr. Harriman has a very slight attack of appendicitis. No operation is planned, and recovery is expected within a few days after doctors consulted today.
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New York
Lewis
Think Him Insane Because He Prays
Great Falls May 16 Mike Horrigan a railroad laborer in jail on lunacy charges has spent the day praying on the jail floor with hands folded in front of him. Police had known of his slight insanity but he appeared harmless. He was brought in after acting peculiarly on Central avenue. He will be held until Monday for district court examination.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
Mike Horrigan
Horrigan
Anderson
Central Avenue
Southport Bank Cashier Elopes After Large Shortfall
A warrant is issued for Oliver T. Sherwood cashier of the Southport National Bank, son of the bank president, who vanished last Thursday. He is charged with defrauding between 50 000 and 80 000 dollars. Friends say overwork caused insanity but officials say the shortage arose from fear of discovery and an attempt to cover the books.
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Southport
Conn
Oliver T. Sherwood
Southport National Bank
E. E. Sherwood
Sherwood
Local Montana National Guard appoints non-commissioned officers
Red Lodge reports Capt. F E Esselstein names the D Company Montana National Guard sergeants Harry Bowlen Roy Campbell George T Clawson Harry Powers George Deegan B Ryddberg Ford Benton C C O Granstrom and corporals Lew Morton H A Simmons 8 J Decker George Hickox Hubert Logan Ed Whitington Alex Boggio H Flager Thomas J Ross Noah Davis. Officers take rank in order listed.
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Red Lodge
FE. E. Esselstein
D Company
Montana National Guard
Harry Bowlen
Roy Campbell
George T. Clawson
Harry Powers
Cheorge Deegan
B. Ryddberg
Ford Benton
CC. O. Granstrom
Lew Morton
H. A. Simmons
Ed Whitington
Alex Boggio
H. Flager
Thomas J. Ross
Noah Davis
Woman from Belt Held on Insanity Charge in Great Falls
Mrs Louise Tezzeni of Belt was brought to Great Falls by Deputy Sheriff Ben Miller. She is jailed on an insanity charge and later taken to Deaconess hospital where she rests and may receive a hearing Monday if dementia does not improve. Her husband and newborn child and other family members are destitute.
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Spec'al
Standard
Great Falls
Louise Tezzeni
Belt
Ben Miller
Deaconess Hospital
Butte Visitors Fish Irvine Lake Amid Prison Concert
W A Clark Jr F E Shaw and Jack Hoy of Butte visited Irvine lake for a fishing afternoon. The prison band performed to the visitors and the group returned home that evening. Clark had previously donated a $2 500 library to the penitentiary appreciated by inmates.
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Deer ‘Lodge
W. A. Clark, Jr
F. E. Shaw
Jack Hoy
Butte
Irvine Lake
Jurors View the Land in Wallace-Hendrickson Case
Jurors in the Wallace-Hendrickson dispute viewed the ditches and lands involved, traveling by three conveyances to the site and returning about 9 30 this evening.
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Deer Lodge
Wallace-Hendrickson
Helena High and Butte Team Postponed By Rain
Butte high school team arrived in Helena to play the Helena high school club but rain prevented the game. The visitors were entertained at a party tonight and will depart tomorrow.
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The
Standard
Helena
Butte High School
Helena High School
Nervous strain spurs use of Kennedy remedy in Albany
Charles McLaughlin of Albany reports relief from constipation stomach trouble and nervous dyspepsia after using Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy. The ad touts the product as a kidney liver bladder and blood medicine claiming no constipation and listing bottle sizes and prices.
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Charles McLaughlin
Clinton Avenue
Albany
N. Y
David Kennedy
US ties hands over Jewish killings in Bessarabia stance
Washington reports show the State department limiting action on reported Jewish maltreatment in Bessarabia. Ambassador McCormick is criticized for denying a massacre and simply relaying Russia's reply. officials say no American citizen connection and no official protest fits the situation.
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Washington
State Department
Bessarabia
McCormick
United States
Count Cassini Refutes Russian Troubles Exaggeration
Washington May 16 Count Cassini the Russian ambassador said reports of Russia troubles are grossly exaggerated. He noted drastic government measures to prevent repetitions and that the government has done all possible to avert further incidents.
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Washington
Count Cassini
Russia
Maude Adams Arrives in Jerusalem During Holy Land Tour
London report says Maude Adams cabled her arrival in Jerusalem where she will spend weeks visiting holy sites. She has camped in the Egyptian desert for over a month with three companions, a native cook and escort, traveling from Cairo and riding daily in a tent. Her return date to America is undecided.
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London
Maude Adams
Jerusalem
Holy Land
Miss Adam
America
Egypt
Miss Adams
Cairo
Russia Will Care For Her Sufferers Alone
Governor Mickey received a letter from Count Cassini declining the Nebraska legislature's $500 relief grant for Finnish sufferers. Cassini said Russia has funds for Finland and the money should be used where needed more. He thanked Nebraska for the gesture.
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Russia
Lincoln, Neb
Mickey
Count Cassini
Washington
Nebraska
Finland
Park High School Graduating Exercises Scheduled
Livingston May 1 The programme for the Park county free high school graduation exercises has been prepared. The event will be held Thursday June 12 in the opera house. The class numbers 13 members across three courses.
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Livingston
Park County Free High School
Opera House
Gertrude Montana Chambers
Faye‘iwendoline Evans
Eleanor Frances Hamilton
Eva Lenore Hathhorn
Maud Harriet Vance
Anna Bernice Clark
Henel Rosalie Hansen
Wilhelmina Hruza
Marguerite Katherine Ray
Mabe! Bevals
Myrtle Lulu Morris
Rena Mabe
Rae
George Joseph van Broeklin
Work on Cokedale Spur Advances Toward Mine Line
A large crew began building the Cokedale spur from the main line near Livingston to the Cokedale mines. The project aims to finish in 30 days to haul trains. First trainload of ties distributed. telephone and telegraph services to follow in a few weeks.
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Livingston
Cokedale
Lawyer seeks Supreme Court review of police chief firing
Special Dispatch from Helena dated May 16 reports lawyer Albert Loeb for Weinstein asks the Montana Supreme Court for supervisory control or certiorari to review Lewis and Clark county court actions. The case discharged Chief of Police Thomas Travis as defendant and substituted Paul A Tomeheck in the ongoing suit.
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Helena
Albert Loeb
Weinstein
Supreme Court
Court of
Lewis and Clarke County
Thomas Travis
Paul A. Tomeheck
Swamp Root Remedy Ad Offers Free Sample and Cure Claims
An old newspaper advertisement touts Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and bladder troubles. It promises free sample bottles by mail, a book on kidney health, and notes the product is used in hospitals and recommended by physicians.
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Anaconda Sunday Standard
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N_ Y
Root—Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton, N. Y
Sweet Singer Sybil Sanderson Dead at 62
Renowned Paris opera star Sybil Sanderson died after long illness. Born in Sacramento she rose in The Hague and Paris creating Esclarmonde and roles like Lakme Manon and Juliet. She faced liver atrophy, leaving a $20,000 annual income from her late husband’s will and a large jewelry estate going to a former marriage’s daughter. Funeral will feature leading figures from opera and theater.
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Leoncavallo
Paris
Massenet
Theis
Lakme
Manon
Juliet
Mary Garden
Opera Comique
Sybil
Portraits and tributes in Paris papers for Miss Sanderson
This morning's papers devote space to Miss Sanderson's portraits and express regret at her death. They pay touching tributes to her beauty, talents and success in the musical world.
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Paris
Lands Office Auction Report From Fort Benton
KRegister Thomas D. Long and State Land Agent Henry Neill return from Fort Benton where an auction of state lands occurred last Thursday and Friday. Long notes details of the sale and outcomes.
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Helena
Kregister
Thomas D. Long
State Land Office
Henry Neill
Fort Benton
Register Long
State secures lease deal expanding Chouteau county land
New state business centers on leasing 7 360 acres of land at 620 dollars annually for five years. Only 120 acres were sold outright. Almost all land in Chouteau county that had been under lease was renewed, except a small portion expected to be renewed by summer's end.
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Chouteau County
Corner Stone Laid for Helmville School
Helmville May 16 An imposing ceremony marked the corner stone laying for a two story Helmville schoolhouse to be built by architect and builder C H Switzeler. John R Quigley of Ophir presented the ground while John Blair donated two acres adjoining for a playground. John Quigley Jr acted for his father in presenting the deed to Michael McCormick chair of the school board. Miss Annie Daly the present teacher was sponsor of the building. There was a dance in the evening.
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Helmville
C. H. Switzeler
John R. Quigley
Ophir
John Blair
Helmwire
John Quigley
Michael McCormick
Annie Daly
He'll Pay His Fifty for Killing the Cow
In Billings Justice Fraser's court 54m Owens, a theater actor, was fined 50 dollars and costs for unlawfully killing livestock. Eddy Ewens, also an actor, joined a hunting spree. Owens denied shooting the cow owned by W H McDonald the barber. The cow was on Alkali creek. a Lavina Stage driver witnessed the incident. Owens was discharged but appealed to the district court with bonds posted.
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Billings
Fraser
Owens
Eddy Ewens
W. HH. McDonald
Alkali Creek
Lavina
Kircher Coal Mine Reaches New Shaft After Roof Cave-In
Miles City May 16. Kircher's coal mine is entered from a new shaft after the old excavation was set aside a week ago due to an unsafe roof. Tracks and apparatus were removed and the earth above settled. Once the ground that could cave in settled, work on a new shaft began and coal mining will resume soon.
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The
Standard
Miles City
Red Lodge Clerks Seek Early Closing for Summer
Red Lodge clerks push for an early closing plan started by the Carbon Mercantile company. Other firms may join the movement. A. L. Plager, president, says stores need not stay open past 6 30 p m in summer except on Saturdays and pay days.
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Standard
Red Lodge
Carbon Mercantile Company
A. L. Plager
Concern
Red Ledge
Denver Labor Unions Seek Arbitration to End Strike
In Denver on May 16, about 6000 workers faced widespread disruption as labor factions sought arbitration. The General Executive Committee accepted state board services with three conditions including returning 11 locked-out employees and submitting differences to arbitration. Chamber of Commerce and Allied Printing Trades Council push for a settlement as only minor disturbances occurred.
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Denver
Organized Labor
State Board of Arbitration
Candy Manufacturers’ Association
Transfer Men's Association
Chamber of Commerce
Allied Printing Trades Council
Plan proposed for arbitration to end Omaha strike
Central Labor union proposes an 11 member court with five from employers and five from unions and an eleventh chosen by those men to settle the dispute. Labor unions unanimously adopt the plan awaiting employer acceptance. Also sixteen men arrested for interfering with strike breakers were released on bond pending a hearing next week.
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Omaha
Central Labor Union
Employers’ Association
Bookbinders Strike Halts Work At National Publishing
In Philadelphia on May 16 the Bookbinders union began a strike at the National Publishing company after the firm refused to meet union scale. About sixty five members walked out and more than 8,000 girls are idle due to the stoppage.
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Philadelphia
Bible Printing
National Publishing Company
New Wage Indorsed by Cascade Trades in Great Falls
At the Cascade Trades and Labor assembly meeting in Great Falls on May 16 the body endorsed the new wage scale of the local International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. The eight hour day mirrors the smelter schedule and applies to the power house workers of the electric light company. Six men will now be employed at the house, up from four.
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Standard
Great Falls
Cascade Trades and Labor Assembly
International Brotherhood of Hilectrical Workers
of Electric Lght Company
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