Fatal Runaway Near Wallace Claims Missoula Man
A fatal runaway near Wallace killed H. Arnold of Missoula and injured several others in a three seated rig from the Sixteen-to-One mill on Nin Mile creek. Mrs Arnold and the two children survived. Arnold, president of the Ale Blon Mining Co, died instantly after the wagon struck a stump and crushed him. Mrs Arnold sustained serious injuries. their 15 year old son and 92 year old mother survived the crash with the family. The accident occurred May 2 near Willace.
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Epeoht
Wathen
Idato
FL Amoth
Mitsoula Gan
H. J. Finn Uele
Nin Mile Creek
Are
Harry Vac
Arnold
Gerber
Missoula
Mise L. Plagemain
Bamvele
Hong
Geren
Junin
Tan
Wallen Horshtal
Plagemann
Arali
Goeler
Tesito Tyery Vary
Samuels
Falco
Ariold
Iyorrold
Garhor Ia Wall
Misgroula
Samutls
Una
C.F. Aynald
Arnald
Rma
Willace
Bath Paction I Tits City
Mra
Carl
Felon
Cate
Butle
Mr. Arnold
Minti
Armold
Aleblon Mining Company
Promerty
Philpsbars
Shaeemen
Atlas
Busioss
Fiewis rereMe
ANA Sonnet
Tia Bons
Mernwnn
Knights of
Pynadlone
Witel
Aera
Mie
Mia
Dan Gorher
Ukelty
Oia
Ifternann
Unusual Antics Of A Smallpox Patient
A smallpox patient, Hutchinson, escaped quarantine and traveled from Townsend to Helena then toward Great Falls before capture. He was held at the county pesthouse for days with attendants reporting plans to head to Great Badia charity. Two local barber shops where he may have visited were quarantined for about a week.
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Helena
Thors
Hutchingon
Great Badia
Townsend
Hetona
Wadmitronsaed
Jonas
Minahve
Hodgin Hustles in Murder Trial Voir Dire
Rotao and Wiha, May 22, special venire of 60 jurors issued in the Alabenzberg murder case, all expected to be sworn as trial resumes tomorrow at 2 oclock. Hawley, senior state counsel, will open. discussions continue on witness readiness and scope of testimony for next week.
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Rotao
Wiha
Bherite Shadbadgin
Oelock
Jvimen Hy Hawley
Another Revolution Starts in Salvador Airs Uncertain Outcome
News from Mexico reports a renewed Salvadoran uprising with liberal circles noting Zelaya of Nicaragua backing a successor. Dr Frudencio Alfario is dispatched to aid shift, while Honduras and Gavin power are cited as conditions before decisive action, stirring unease among regional juntas.
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Mexico
Wallona
Tere
Zelaya
Nicaragua
Salvador
Zelay
Frudencio Alfario
Hastila
Figueroa Régimg
Bank wrecking echo reaches Pittsburg court in May
Thomas W. Harvey, former paying teller of the Enter wise National Bank of Allegheny, faced charges in U S court as prosecutors outline alleged fund misappropriation. Harvey, linked to cashier T Clark, and bookkeeper Edward P. McMillan, confront similar accusations. details reference other implicated figures and the bank’s collapse.
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Pittsburg
Pitta
Thomas W. Harvey
Enterwise National Park of Allegheny
United Suates
Harvey
Muse Eniier
Funda
T. Clark
Eaward P. McMillan
Blondelculty
Hustling for Jurymen to Try Mayor Schmitz
Three jurors for the trial of Mayor Eugene Schmitz on charges of extorting money from San Francisco restaurant keepers were chosen. The panel included candidates exhausted by peremptory challenges as voir dire continued.
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Schmitz
Harriman’s Case to Be Taken Up
Proceedings will be started in New York late this month or early next to compel B H Harriman to answer inquiries raised in the New York investigation. The commission expects a year or more before a final ruling and may carry the case to higher courts if the lower court’s decision opposes the commission. Attorneys Kellogg and Severance will focus on Standard Oil first, delaying Harriman matters until those are finished. The commission plans to review the broader inquiry into Harriman lines and reach a conclusion on the facts in a few weeks.
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Washington
Tilersiete Commerce
B. H. Bartimen
New York
Aimenvers
Ue Commission
Fr. Harriman
Ti Ja
Harriman
Earlige
St. Paul
Kellogg
Severance
Merita Nf
Harriman Lines
Resignation Tendered by Frederick Burnham in Mutual Reserve
New York May 2 Frederick A R iqnham indicted for grand larceny and sargery tendered his resignation as provident of the Mutual Reserve Life Insurance society. Archibald de Arnos elected to succeed Burnham as director. George Die Eldrides tendered his resignation as vice president and member of the board. no new vice president chosen.
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New York
Frederick A. Riqnham
Mutual Reserve Wife Isnurries Society
Bard of Directors
Archibald de Arnos
Generad Ijvent
Ue Envitable Life Assurance Society
Burnham
George Die
Eldrides
Actunry
Mia
Creel Resigns Amid Rumors of Mexican Ambassador Change
Mexia City Star reports Bre riquez Creel, Mexican ambassador in Washington, has sent resignation to President Ding. Joaquin B. Casa, already a Parté, tipped to succeed him in Warrington as new ambassador. Abeta department officials largely dismiss the rumor.
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Mexca City
Star 22
el Tempo
Clement
Breriquez
Creel
Washington
Nas
Ding
Warrington
Tower
Joaquin B. Casa
Abeta
Ahsaurd
Temperance Debate Splits Churches Over League Endorsement
May 22 Philadelphia assembly debates temperance policy amid friction over endorsing the Anti-Saloon League and allied groups. A compromise allows individual ministers to join societies while formal church committees stay out of political acts, prompting procedural clashes and calls for decisive action.
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Twiy Nols
General Assembly
League
Committee On Church
Pellay
William F. Pultan
Philadelphia
Anti-Saloon League
Wormuna Christhin Temperance Union
Lhfe
E Ecclesiasteu
Umer
Itt
Siet
Ufa
W.W. O. Thompson
Ohio State University
Semple
Dormer City Alderman Confesses to Grafting
Lohport Allimman We JD Fredericks, arrested on bribery charges tied to a $100,000 Niagara River water supply contract, appeared today but the case was postponed to corroborate his alleged conversion. He implicated several council members as bid through payoffs totaling about $92,000, with specific shares listed. he refused to name those involved. The scene shifts to Washington where President Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt enjoy a vacation, dining at Timinevelt before returning.
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Lohport
Allimman
JD Fredericks
Con Mands
Niagara
Ernst
Frederichs
Nislelerment
Rumor of Stevens Presidential Bid Circulates
May 28 reports from St Paul and May 22 from Washington and New Haven discuss rumors that John B. Stevens may be offered the presidency of the Northern Pacific railway. Mrs Stevens denies knowledge of any offer and says multiple bids exist but none tied to the Northern Pacific. The chatter traces to Wall Street and persists despite denials.
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St Paul Mey
Diepatel Aurs
John B. Blevens
Lilesellyar
Pacife
Lauren J
New Haven
Conn
New York, New Bayer & Hartford Railroad
Btr- Yehs
Stevens
Northern Pacific Railroad
Panama
Railroads Plan Interchangeable 2000 Mile Ticket
Montana state pond commission informs the Interstate Commerce Commission about a April agreement among Great Northern Northern Pacific and the Anaconda Pacific railways to issue an interchangeable 2000 mile ticket for one year at 24 cents per mile. The ticket covers travel across the western states including Minnesota and to distant states via connecting lines. The parties aim to secure acceptance by Oregon Short Line and Chicago Burlington and Quinc.
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Washington
State Pond Commission
Montana
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Great Northern
Northern
Annettis Theron
Narfit Dakota
Minnesota
Oregon
Chicago, Burlington & Quinc
Burglars Loot Showcases at Northern Hardware Store
In Great Falls on May 22 burglars entered the Northern Hardware store and looted a showcase, stealing valued items including rifles and knives. The entry was made through a rear door, and thieves took the best goods despite a careful search. Police have not yet secured a suspect or item.
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Great Falls
Norehern Herdwace
Rene Dear
Open shop pledge averts San Francisco industrial clash
In San Francisco on May 2 a large gathering of builders and contractors backed a plan to end the long labor dispute by declaring an open shop and pressuring unions to end strikes. A five member committee was to meet with union leaders to seek peace, while conservatives argued wage reductions and a break in union power were needed to restore industrial harmony. The meeting ended amid rumors of staged wages demands and a pledge to pursue “a fight to the end” if unions refused to compromise.
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San Francisco
Ric
San
Agiainca
Piaxent
Cotich- Uanai Sanwrandtkeo
Industri
Bulklera
Mt Ien
Gome
W. W. Anderson
Hulklers
Wreck Caused by Miscreants Near Glendale
Five Coast Line cars plunged from a trestle near West Glendale ten miles north of Los Angeles. James Victor and J. McMahon are identified among the dead. more than a dozen injured, all expected to recover. Southern Pacific offers 3000 reward for the perpetrators, with deputies aiding the search.
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Los Angeles
Southern Pacific
Coast Line
Lmited
Glendale
James Victor
Southern Pacific Company
Persod
Nersong
Telephone Strikes Extend as 10 Linemen Walkout
In Livingston Montana May 22 workers from the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone company led by H Sommers meet with local officials to seek wage hikes while maintaining service. The strike and boycott continue with no concessions from either side as Largely Wend and Fairgrieve depart for the west.
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Eclal Dspatah
Biandard
Lixingston
Beit Telephone Company
H. Sommers
Salt Lake
General Wans~ger
If L. Bordichek
Helena
Imanager
Trades Grrl Tabor Council
Alessander Fairgrieve
Western Federation of Labor
Livingston Business Men's Association
Wie Association
Dell
Trades and Labor Council
Fzu
Burdick
Fairgrieve
West
Rocky Monlittsh Bell Telephone Company
Fort Newton
Moston & Montana Exchange
Rocky Mountain Bell ‘Telephone Company
Montane
UT City
Improbable bid reshapes Grewt MNeltalty league leadership
A troubled election within the Grewt MNeltalty league saw May W-T from O'Connor and Dahlia of TP vying for the presidential post as the IMs Trinh alliance wavered, with My OU weighing in on the contest and Roselartel positioned as a key figure. The outcome remains uncertain as delegates negotiate the future of the association.
Butte Visitors Hear St Paul Line Progress and Plans
President Earling and a St Paul railway party visited Butte and surveyed construction along the eastward extension. Officials forecast turning into Butte by January and outlined continued, uninterrupted work toward a Dakota terminus with future inspections from Lombard to Forsyth. Senator Paris Gibson and John G Morony met Earling to discuss route options for a Great Falls extension and coal-field development potential.
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AL J. Waring
St. Paul
Butte
Earling
iWin
Karling
Missouri River
Terry, Mont
Nehare
Mt. Barling
Ingaieer Penfield
Whitehall
Lombard
Harlowton
Forsyth
Harting
Chica- 80
O. Reeder
Chicago
de A. McTningh
Miles City
J. \. McIntosh
Milwaukee
H.R. Willams
Thehington Corporation
the Paul
Barling
Thornton Hotel
Llewelling
B. Pride
Spa- Kané
Burlity
W. W. Taylor
St Pail
Mr. Taylor
Musselshell Ln
Operintent
Paris Gibson
John G. Morony
Great Pally
Gibson
Mr. Morany
Senator Gibson
Geent Falls
Greatalia
Grea Palle
Mr. Morey
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Issotila
United Irish League
T. P. O'Connor
Hodgin
Mer
Kuno
Ae Norton
Poston
Frederick Burnham
MR. Creel
Whitewell
Iklahoma
Commuittee
Inter-Churchemperance Federation
Inter-Wingen Federaion
Inter-Church Temperance Federation
Permanent Committee On Temperance
Revi
Dormer City
Roosevelt
Timinevelt
John FL Stevens
Northers Pacer the Way Company
Hill
Melenal
Butte City
Ranling
Enily Aldixcin
Chien
Mle & Sh Paul Railway Company
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Laila
Sridmot Ilannon Aledhora Yomiordoy
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