Ex Speaker Kelly Back Asks What Lies Ahead
A crowded ship arrival in New York carries former St. Louis city council speaker Charles F. Kelly aboard the steamer Celtic. Reports note his son’s death and his immediate return to St Louis, with ongoing questions about charges and possible indictments in the related bribery case involving the city council’s famed “combination.”
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New York
Charles F. Kelly
House of Delegates
St. Louis
Celtic
William Ratigan
William J. Sullivan
Louis
Kelly
Sullivan
Ratigan
James J. Butler
R. C. Carroll
St. Louis Post Dispatch
Congressman Butler
Tam
St Lou's
Philadelphia
Accident claims man found dead near Living rock
A man died six miles east of here on Monday in an apparent accidental shooting. He was cleaning a revolver when it discharged after fading from its holster and struck a rock near the Living, an incident agreed as the cause of death.
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Here
Chief Edward Croker Dismissed From Job
New York report states Edward F. Croker of the fire department was dismissed for failure to enforce laws for proper stationing at a Park Avenue fire, improper conduct, and prejudicial actions. Deputy Chief Charles D. Parr to act as chief. Croker, 39, has served 15 years and is nephew of Richard Croker. Mayor Law raising no objection.
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New York
Edward F
Fire Department
Sturgis
Croker
Park Avenue
Edward Croker
Richard Croker
Charles D. Pur
Henry D. Parry
Thes Fjord
Seeading
Weathered notes from Dillon describe mining and social events
From Dillon reports a second shipment of copper ore to Butte, mine pumps installed, water supply pumps added, and a nearby spring said to yield copper. Deed filings record transfers in Areneh gulch. Social life includes Thanksgiving dances, meetings, and planned visits among residents and officials in Dillon this week.
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Birch Creek
Butte
Tom Talis
Wien
Argenta
Charles A. Chetan
Ari Sullivan
Alber Randall
Fiend
Sarah Metntomh
James Tume
Bi, Dunshe
Robert Donate
Vie Clan
Areneh Gulch
Forrester Wien Mic
Botton & Montana
Thorn
Frank Conm
Atving
Rink Holts
Rathbone
Dee
Juha Kennedy
Dagens
Fiyne
Har
RSET
Pops Ladies
Manse Society
FC. Kress
Stina Mae Bowers
Atisa Tose Dunn
Suudenia
State Normal School
Sumfutte
T. d Sulaney
Dillon
Ition
Echo
Melinda Thompson
Dil
Mise Lotte
H Tepartore
Metlen
Tallon
Dison
General Lew Walle in frail health after illness
The family of General Lew Walle report he is confined to bed in an alarming condition after a diseased tooth. His health has weakened to a precarious state, with officials noting the ailment began as a cold but worsened over time.
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Chicago
Sov
R.A
Ville
Lew Walle
Frozen to death after intoxicated fall near railway
Two miles west of Havre a Pvt Bryant, recently discharged and held for insubordination, died after an intoxicated fall through a barbed wire fence beside the Great Northern Railway. An inquest heard a guard identified the body, which bore ragged cuts. burial with military honors planned.
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Ompany
2Th Infantry
Great Northern Railway Company
Bryant
Great Northern
Bly
Fier
Birgit
Mile
Aniborne
Opposition to Broderson for Montana bar admission
The remonstrance filed in Butte alleges A C Broderson is a fraud and has practiced as a lawyer without admission. It cites alleged Los Angeles contempt, prior disbarment, and improper representation in 1902 cases, urging Montana bar denial. It also notes alimony litigation in California and asserts Broderson lacks fitness for admission.
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Standard
Helena
A. C. Broderson
Montana
Supreme Court of
Butte
Broderson
Superior Court of
Los Angeles
Cal
Hutte
Byscolding
Bitescl
A.C. Broderson
de Celt
Marie Gna Tig
Marie Ghathhg
Mory
Marie Amend
Ira Gnadtig
Sory
Irot
Superior Court
Loskelem
Alex Broderson
Los Ana Low
Montua
California
Doran
Mt. P
Edward Smith Day in County Robbery Trial
The defense argued Sam Travis could not identify the highwayman who robbed the Can on Aug 3. Two witnesses could not identify the suspect and did not confirm if Edward Smith was the assailant. The case likely goes to the jury as of November 28. Isaac Van Brimer died at home after long illness. survived by two brothers and 10 sons. George Van Brimer, an executive in Pueblo, is among the survivors. Loss from hotel fire in the White Mountains estimated at $15,008, with Jackson and New York figures involved.
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Delphia
Charles F
New York
Liverpool
Saice
Mae
Sam Travis
Isaac van Brimer
Rat Portage
Ontario
Rman
Lemay
London
Joseph Parker
City Temple
Parker
Standard
Great Falls
Columbus Hospital
Nels Nord
Ameter
Nord
Pacific railway pension plan to retire old explorers in 1908
Omana Nebraska reports officials of the Union Pacific railway have completed a pension system to retire its old explorers. Details to be public later. the plan involves annual distributions exceeding $200,000 starting Jan 1, 1908.
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Omana
Neb
Ilstions For & Pension System
Tbion Pacific Railway
Shise
Dispatch reports stock move and late Chicago consignment
J H Moore a stockman from White Sul rings returned from Chicago with a large steer shipment. He visited relatives in CH and noted the stock’s arrival was late but prices were good. A murder suspect Seton, located near Weane Gay, faces a new preliminary examination tomorrow based on the hearing evidence.
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Ial
Standard
J. H.moore
Chicago
Immigrant Rate War Probal Chieaxy
A fragmented report from San Francisco notes tensions over immigrant traffic as Western rail and passenger groups convene arbitration efforts. Commissioner Wadleigh leads discussions, aiming to calm unrest and influence route decisions amid unclear outcomes. The piece also mentions a boxing result in Cincinnati and a death of a colored woman, reflecting a mix of local notices.
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Mente
Tonday
Inatearest
Pr Western Lines
Wadleigh Leod
The
Western
Blackfoot Milling Company Works on Rail Cap to Bonner
The Bonner area railway project involves the Big Blackfoot Milling company moving iron rails and fittings from cars at Bonner Springs, with work spanning several days in May. Officials set conditions on hauling costs, delivery, and coverage between stations, aiming to complete the rail installation within a defined window.
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Textooe
Mt Hi
Bon Ro
Pennis
Loreiny
Big Blackfoot Milling Company
Blackfoot Milling
Bonner
Moit
Notice to Comte Hetorn at Bon ssidg Milling
Fragmentary notice mentions Comte Hetorn and milling, possible reference to injuries or cutting. Text appears garbled with names like Huncktoor, Tamarack, Steins, and a mining company. Reserved rights to reject unspecified terms.
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Bonssidg
Henry Huncktoor
Goto
Tamarack
Besnard
Arackfoot MiNhing Company
Bette
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