Justice Courts Report Conflicted Seizure And Larceny Case
Constable Henroid brings a man charged with stealing blankets from Butte. Deputy Beal arrests Chris Bosnick for carrying concealed weapons. judge imposes $25 minimum fine and confiscates the gun. Bosnick warned on weapon carrying. Constable Henroid brings back Robert Wisnik from Butte, charged with petty larceny over two pairs of blankets valued at $28. Goodman may pursue a more serious charge. Judge Neal to hear both sides and decide.
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Beal
Chris Bosnick
Judge Neal
Henroid
Butte
Robert Wisnik
T. Goodman
Anaconda
Neal
Goodman
Winsik
Wisnik
Constable Henroid
Store Visits Two Homes in Odd Personal Tangle
About a year ago EE Kranngusch a Western Union manager in Anaconda married and at about the same time W E Sayer a local lineman and electrician for the same company married a sister of Mrs Kran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EE. H. Krangusch
Western Union
Anaconda
W. E. Sayer
Dyspepsia Relief With Stuart’s Tablets Promoted
With heavy uncomfortable after meals, the ad claims digestive weakness signals dyspepsia and urges trying Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets. It cites long use by physicians, lists ingredients, offers free samples and a fifty cent box at local druggists, and provides the Marshall Michigan address for correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
United States
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Building
Marshall, Mich
Warrants Listed for Multiple Improvement Districts by City Treasurer
Warrants dated Oct 1 1907 and earlier issued against General Fund and several improvement districts. Districts include Nos 30 1 33 37 34 39 56 35 388 40 41 42 and 43 with various warrant numbers listed. City Treasurer R J Dunn signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Dunn
Twin births mark local families new arrivals
Yesterday two newborns arrived in the community. A girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. iKranzusch, followed a few hours later by a boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Sayer.
Local notices and sales in city listings
For sale furniture at 512 Oak special bedding sale at Stagg s Pickard s hand painted china at Hammerslough s W J Allen away at Helena state fair Jewel hot blast heaters at Coy s highest price for fresh ranch eggs Turf cafe Mr and Mrs T C Davidson return from Ohio trip Mrs M R Reynolds and son return from relatives visit Mr and Mrs Bernard Hogan welcome a baby girl 618 Elm St Mr and Mrs Aiken visiting from Indiana at E J Bowmans Mrs Daniel Lynch to South Dakota for ill sister The W C C T A meets 2 pm at 311 West Park Ave Delegates to Bozeman state convention report and officers elected Mr and Mrs Frank Nase of Seattle visit friends Nase represents Graham Paper Co Seattle funeral of Miss Louise Avette today at residence 210 East Sixth Street 7 o clock high mass St Paul s Mt Carmel Cemetery
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Louise Avette
Joseph Beauchamp
East Sixth Street
O'Clock
St. Paul's Church
Mt. Carmel Cemetery
Deer Lodge County Schools Shine at State Fair Exhibit
Miss Mae McHugh, the county superintendent from Anaconda, oversees the Deer Lodge county schools exhibit at the state fair. The Helena Independent notes her pride in the show, highlighting her local connections and family legacy in Deer Lodge and Last Chance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Helena
Mae McHugh
Deer Lodge County
Anaconda
Miss McHugh
Con McHugh
Last Chance
Rector Dodds 18 Recovering from Surgery
One parishioner of Rev. E R Dodds, rector of St Mark s Episcopal church, reports the rector is recovering rapidly from a recent operation. He expects to leave the hospital in about three weeks, and the surgeons express strong encouragement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Dodds
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Bear Creek Accident Blame Falls on Railroad and Engineer
Red Lodge Oct 2 The coroner s jury probing the Yellowstone Park railroad wreck at Bear Creek last Wednesday that killed Conductor Patrick Dolan finds the road responsible for defective cars and an engine unsuited for the steep grade. It also blames the engineer for failing to test air brakes before starting the train down the grade. Lineman Charles Cyr, injured in the crash, is in Red Lodge hospital and recovering.
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Standard
Red Lodge
Yellowstone Park
Bear Creek
Patrick TN. Dolan
Charles Cyr
Dolan
Automobile Accidents and Safety Reform Urged
The Chicago Tribune notes 1906 saw 209 killed and 850 injured in automobile accidents, with 1907 likely higher. It argues better outcomes require reform of drivers not machines, blaming incompetence and recklessness rather than faulty vehicles, and urges stricter driver training and discipline.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Disappearance of Israel Dukett Shrouds Forest Home Mystery
Israel Dukett a 33 year old farmer and handyman vanished on Sept 1 after starting a trek with cousin Alexander Lashaway into the Adirondack woods near Forest Home New York. Despite a large search of about 40 men and offers of a $50 reward there is no trace of him and his fate remains unknown with Black pond and surrounding forests as possible areas of interest.
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Israel Dukett
Forest Home
N. Y
Adirondack
Dukett
Pine
Harriettstown
Alexander Lashaway
Saranac Lake
Saranac Inn
New York Central
October Weather In Montana Past Records
Compilation from Signal Service and Weather Bureau data covers 27 years in Montana. It notes mean temperature around 46 degrees with 1901 as warmest month and 1881 as coldest, highs of 80 on October 7 1889 and 5. frost dates, precipitation patterns, wind directions, and notable daily extremes.
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Government Weather Bureau
Montana
Signal Service
Weather Bureau
Grees
West Loses Money Then Beaten in Street Assault
Billings October report says R. S. West, a Ballantine area worker, cashed a $50 check and lost most cash after meeting Edward Lawler. West chased Lawler to Headquarters saloon, where a mob beat him with a rock. Lawler and porter R. H. Campbell were arrested on assault charges.
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The
Standard
Billings
R. S. West
Ballantine
Minnesota Avenue
West
Edward Lawler
Lawler
R. H. Campbell
War Stories and Curious Cartoons Retold Across Papers
A set of ribald anecdotes and editorials from papers including the Indianapolis Star, Brooklyn Eagle, and Rochester Herald mix veteran tales with political quips. A Union veteran recalls Bull Run and a confederate, while a Rochester piece derides an octopus metaphor and the interior department’s crackdown on land grabbers.
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Indianapolis Star
Wheeler
Joe
Bull Run
The
Rochester Herald
Interior Department
Maudie’s smile masks a world of silent grace
A brief verse notes that Maudie’s eyes glow with light and her smile appears as mere art, concealing a deeper heart. The lines hint at a worldly wisdom behind a practiced, understated charm.
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Maudie
Birmingham Age-Herald
Bogus Baron Flees When Dogs Show Up
Frederick Goebel posing as a Hungarian baron eloped with Marion Dougherty, daughter of Philadelphia lawyer D. Webster Dougherty. Goebel faced a hot reception at the Dougherty home in Bryn Mawr as private detectives blocked his access. The baron’s claims of nobility and Danube estates proved false. Marion agreed to return to Philadelphia after her parents confronted the couple in Europe.
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Spokane
Spokesman-Review
Philadelphia
Frederick Goebel
Marion Dougherty
D. Webster Dougherty
London
Dougherty
Bryn Mawr
Automobile Party
Dissolution of Anaconda Stables Partnership
Notice that the partnership between Brownell and Reese known as Anaconda Stables is dissolved. D G Brownell will assume and collect all debts from October 1 1907.
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Brownell
Reese
Anaconda Stables
D. G. Brownell
Goebel in Philadelphia Sparks Blackmail Suspicion
Goebel arrived with his parents and sought a chauffeur job along automobile row. He claimed his wife was robbed and that he would stay in the U S until locating her. Dougherty, alerted, posted detectives and dogs at Bryn Mawr as Goebel hurriedly left after trying to contact the London bride, with authorities noting potential blackmail.
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Goebel
Dougherty
Bryn Mawr
London
Philadelphia
Stanford Student Chester Silent Found Dead in Lake
The body of Chester Silent of Los Angeles, a Stanford University student missing for 11 days, was found in Feltlake three miles behind campus. Officials say the skull was fractured and the corpse showed signs of long exposure to water. Authorities theorize he may have shot himself accidentally or fallen from a boat while hunting.
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Associated Press
Stanford University
Chester Silent
Los Angeles
Feltlake
Young Silent
War talk mocked by Journal of Commerce blasts Captain Hobson
The Journal of Commerce condemns Captain Hobson for claiming war with Japan will come in February. It notes a wartime fever among some, while stressing most Americans favor peace and the conquests of peace. A Western Ohio railroad work car painted red startled a bull near Wapakoneta, derailing the car and blocking the line for two hours.
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Wall Street Journal
Journal of Commerce
Hobson
Japan
United States
James G. Blaine
Western Ohio Railroad
Wapukoneta
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JUDGE
State
Woods
Mystery
Munsing Underwear Manufacturing Company
Stagg's
Pickard
Hammerslough’s
W. J. Allen
Jewel
Coy's
Turf Cafe
Mrs. T. C. Davidson
Ohio
Bernard Hogan
Elm Street
Mrs. Aiken
Indiana
E. J. Bowman
Daniel Lynch
South Dakota
Frank Nase
Seattle
Nase
Graham Paper Company
St. Louis
Pacific Coast
Dodds
Nell—Maude
Mr. Gotrox
Belle
Saranac River
Saranac Club
Bartlett's Carry
Black Pond
Membeis
Alex Lashaway
Cadthwaite
Sicael Oukett and Childicen
Sig
Nal
Carter
Carter L
Brooklyn
Pennsylvania
Normandy
Around the
Missoula
Stanford
City Drug Co
Daly Bank and Trust CO
John R. Toole
K. J. Bowman
Stockton Veazey
John R. Harrington
Yegen Bros
Bankers
KE. Park
Responsible Capital
C. Yegen
FP. Yegen
F. P. Moffitt
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