Walcott sues city over alleged property damage in Greenough park
Missoula judge hears George Walcott claim that road construction altered Rattlesnake creek, damaging his property. Jury sworn, visit planned. city defense led by A L Duncan and Madeen. Italian suspects Mitchell and Manginilli face robbery charges with demurrer overruled. Black Hand ties noted but unconfirmed.
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Missoula
F. C. Webster
District Court
George Walcott
Greenough Park
H. H. Parsons
Josiah Shull
A. L. Duncan
Madeen
Guy Mitchell
G. Manginilli
A. J. Violette
Mitchell
Black Hand Society
Land Office in Missoula Posts Record Revenues
The United States land office in Missoula reports the largest monthly receipts in its history for September with public land sales totaling 12 519 14 and other fees 738 87. The quarterly cash sales reach 29 026 74 with fees and commissions at 1 733 68, totaling 30 760 42.
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Missoula
United States Land Office
Missing Young Hunter May Be on Reservation
Missoula October 3 reports that Orlie Tabor the young man who disappeared while hunting near Evaro a week ago has been recognized by people on the reservation. Rewards were pulled after some reports seemed solid though not fully confirmed. Relatives wonder why he left home and friends while others think he went to see a buffalo round-up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Orlie Tabor
Evaro
Morse and Burt Obtain Montana Marriage License
Verdine B. Morse aged 23 and Wanda E. Burt aged 18, both of Drummond, received a marriage license this afternoon from the clerk of the court in Missoula this October 3.
Marriage of Beaverhead ranchman Frederick Schuler and Mrs Sarah Landau
Frederick Schuler, wealthy Beaverhead rancher on Horse Prairie, and Mrs. Sarah Landau near Crabtree were married in Dillon by Rev. S. A. Winters at the Methodist parsonage. They departed that evening by passenger train for Crabtree.
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Standard
Dillon
Frederick Schuler
Beaverhead County
Horse Prairie
Sarah Landeau
Crabtree
S. A. Winters
Anaconda Exhibit Dominates State Fair Displays
The state fair features Anaconda company shows across mining machinery brick production cattle poultry and Deer Lodge education. Highlighted are durable brick made from smelter tailings and lime, a top Hereford herd, 14 pens of poultry, and a Deer Lodge education exhibit led by Miss Mae McHugh.
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Anaconda
Anaconda Company
Anaconada Company
W. J. Hicks
Plymouth
Deer Lodge
Mae McHugh
The Hon. Thomas E. Watson in New York Times Record
The New York Times highlights The Honorable Thomas E. Watson, noted as a prominent figure in political and public service circles. The report outlines his career, influence, and ongoing involvement in policy discussions.
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The
New York Times
Thomas E. Watson
Erst
Quiet Dillon Wedding Ties Millie Haines to John Evans
In Dillon on Oct 7 at 6 o'clock at Mrs Betsy Haines home Miss Millie Haines wed John Evans son of Mrs Henry Evans of Butte. Gladys Winters was bridesmaid Charles Lennox best man Rev S A Winters officiated. Only relatives and close friends attended. Evans recently moved from Butte to Dillon to work in plumbing.
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The
Standard
Dillon
Betsy Haines
South Pacific Street
Millie
John Evans
Henry Evans
Butte
Gladys Winters
Charles Lennox
Rev
S. A. Winters
Evans
Welsh couple wed in Red Lodge ceremony
John T. Lewis a coal miner from Bear Creek and Miss Jane Williams a Welsh lass wed in Red Lodge yesterday. Reverend Charles E. Cunningham, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church, officiated the ceremony.
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Standard
Red Lodge
John T. Lewis
Bear Creek
Jane Williams
Old Country
Charles E. Cunningham
Methodist Episcopal Church
Jewelry Men’s Lockout Dismissals Declared by Employers
Paris reports that 110 jewelry manufacturers have decided to dismiss their workers and will implement a lockout starting October 8 after negotiations with skilled tradesmen in the jewelry trade failed.
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Associated Press
Paris
Taft Aide Steamer Minnesota Sails for Manila
The steamer Minnesota carrying Secretary of War William H. Taft and his party departed Kobe at midnight for Manila, Japan, on October 8.
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Associated Press
Kobe
Japan
Minnesota
William H. Taft
Manila
Former Postal Chief Weds
Elberon New Jersey October 3 The marriage of Miss Henrietta Nicholls to Charles Emory Smith former postmaster general took place here today
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Associated Press
Elberon, N. J
Henrietta Nicholls
Charles Emory Smith
Real Luxuries Now From the Philadelphia Record
Washington officials fail to account for higher prices of vegetables and fruits this season in comparing wage gains with cost of living. The piece argues these items are essential, not luxuries, for American workers.
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Philadelphia
Department of Commerce and Labor
Washington
Philipsburg Notes from Montana State Fair and Local Visitations
Philipsburg scene covers Senator George Metcalf and Representative Walter W. Kroger attending the Helena state fair. Mentions of travels by William Stahl from Billings, John McDonald’s arrival after his brother Alexander McDonald’s burial, and various local residents visiting or traveling to nearby towns. Duck hunting prospects improve with recent storms in Flint creek valley, plus local weather and social chatter including a joke from Angus Johnston’s shop.
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Standard
Philipsburg
George Metcalf
Helena
Walter W. Kroger
William Stahl
Montana
W. L. Kelly
Lower Rock Creek
James H. Loomis
Dan A. McDonald
Granite
Butte
Flint Creek
Granite County
Angus Johnston
Philanthropic School Adds Departments for the Disabled
New York School of Philanthropy opens with new departments to study employment for the handicapped and other social issues. Students will review 8,000 homeless relief cases, investigate inebriety, and examine burial costs for the poor to propose practical reforms.
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New York
New York School of Philanthrophy
Charity Organization Society
United Charities For Relief
Bloodletting Compared in Papua and Civilization
Julius Chambers in Brooklyn Eagle recounts how Papuan healers in the faraway island of Papua treat nervous and cerebral disorders with frequent bloodletting, drawing up to a half-pint using cassowary bone probes and chisels. He contrasts this with mid‑19th century Western methods and notes paradoxical outcomes.
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Julius Chambers
Brooklyn Eagle
Cincinnati
A. E. Pratt
Gill Medalist
Royal Geographical Society
Papua
New York
A. P. Local Nos 102B 104B 106B 108B
Local A and P stores are listed by numbers 102 B 104 B 106 B and 108 B in an item likely outlining branch designations or union locals. The text preserves the numbered local identifiers without further context.
Return to cupping box to cut heart disease deaths?
The text argues that reducing blood loss may lower heart disease deaths and apoplexy in the city. It suggests physicians should reconsider and perhaps adopt older cupping practices to lower mortality if changing opinions can save lives.
Forgeries in Old Oak from an Antique Collection
An eminent but naive peer sought antique oak pieces during travels and bought forgeries from unscrupulous dealers. Many items in his manor house collection bore 10th century dates carved by a modern hand and mixed with 19th century Soho decorations, provoking laughter and pity.
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Fred Roe
Tyre
Soho
Eve and Adam in a Veiled Domestic Parable
A humorous verse contrasts Eve and Adam with modern nagging wives and absent excuses. Eve waits in shade for Adam who returns late, yet the piece suggests her understanding nature. It pokes fun at marital expectations and accountability with light, old fashioned irony.
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San Francisco
Frederick William Victor Augustus Ernest
Germany
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Mecklenburg-Schwerin
William Frederick Francis Joseph Christian Olaf
Prussia
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William Bissett
Tainted Money
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Sir Preston
Robert Mitchell
Santee
Miss Symmes
Frank Wood
Miss Hagle
Lizzie Albertine
Miss Sperry
Farmers’ Alliance Movement
People's Party
Watson's Magazine
Jeffersonian
Watson
Farmers’ Union
Thomson
McDuffle
Georgia Statesman
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Evans—Haines
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Taft
Philipsburg Notes
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McKibby
Myra
Philanthropic School
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School of Philanthrophy
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A. M. Hagermann
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Bay Shore
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Big Blackfoot Milling Co
Bonner, Mont
Bonner
Big Blanckfoot Milling Co
Yad Toole
Missoula Mont
Butte, Anaconda
Pacific Railway Co
Ween
Rive Butte
Silver Bow
N. P. Ry
Durant
G. N. Ry
Miles Crossing
Adam
Eve
New Wash
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Mercantile Department
Hamilton, Montana
Estern Montana National Bank
Missoula, Mont
G. A. Wolf
John C. Lehlon
J. H. T. Ryman
Sreeers
Wees Cashier
M. L. Golden
Mont
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