Case Against Nelson Opens in Court A Day of Delays
The court held a day of continuances as Justice Warny faced several cases. Among those noted was the Nelson matter tied to Chris Stangich, with probable direct information expected next Friday before Justice Potan. Also on deck is the share case against 2.4 Within accused of misappropriating $83 from Progressive Medical. trial delayed for further action.
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John Warny
Nelson
Chris Stangich
Dieveler Capri
Jnstice Potan
Progressive Medical Company
Billibac
Sulin
Utter Srek
Hattie Power
Jes
Dar
Moor
Ingenus
Lar
Scannellan
Tater Rush
White Ranch
Laris Slansich
C. C. Rhoades
William Warnerke
Iti
Woda
District Court
Cha;ging
Min
Tacoma Vs Spokane Key Late Error Wins Game
Northwestern League recap from Tacoma dated Oct 4 recounts a 1–0 loss to Spokane after a late third inning throw by Mundow and a misplay by Smith. Pitching by Carvin Coy kept score tied until the decisive miscue.
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Associated Hess
Renlle
Battle
Sciotier
Linlus
Moyers
Conter
Permaet
Mundow
Smith
Innner
Carvin
Coy
Rig
Cay
Kreltz
Wilting
Portland Wins Third Straight in Coast League Defense
Portland secured its third consecutive win in a Coast League game as key players Be Portland and Cates delivered strong performances. The San Francisco contest featured a rain delay lasting about two and a half hours before play resumed in the third inning, with Irvin hitting a home run for San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Portland
Oaklart
Tod Balleries
Associated Presa
Los Angeles
Irvin
Horne
Hunting season gear sale at low factory prices
The notice sells shotguns and rifles for hunting with many types listed from $5 to $100. Brands include Winchester Marlin Bennington Savage among others. Describes various gun types and emphasizes low factory prices for deer elk bear and other large game equipment.
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Winchester
Marlin
Benington
Savage
Unclear baseball brawl leads to ejection
Fragmentary report notes a player was removed after an argument with umpire Quige. Mentions Sepr and Los Angeles, plus names Bun Pranelsvo Hatterles-Bupsi Jones, Moore. Unable to confirm teams or event details from the fragment.
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Ler
Quige
Sepr
Los Angeles
I Bun Pranelsvo
Hatterles
Bupsi Jones
G Bagh
Quige Und Moore
Baseball scoreboard excerpt shows mixed results
In the American League at unknown locations, Zietaashyini and teammates posted a 1 run performance, while New York had 2 runs. In the National League games, Al Chaetinath contributed 4d for Pittsburg, Philadelphia and New York tied 2 to 1, with Louk achieving 1 run and Chowngo scoring once.
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al Chaetinath
Pittsburg
Ac Philadephia
New York
Aeah Louk
Chowngo
Walcott Wins Case Over City Damages Settle Verdict
In Missoula a damage suit by George Walcott against the city over road construction in Greenough Park concluded with a verdict for Walcott. The jury awarded damages of 28 dollars, after the plaintiff claimed property injury from the project. George Graham, charged with assault in the first degree, withdrew his plea in district court as the filing of a demurrer to the information loomed. the demurrer was general and not argued today, leaving the case pending trial.
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Missoula
George Walcott
Tero
Walcott
Toe
Greenolugh Park
George Graham
Balloon Race Winner Lands in the Ocean
From the Paris Post Oct 2 the balloon Nord piloted by M de Tone won the prize for the stand endurance race after lifting from the Tuileries gardens. The craft drifted at sea and was later reported by a German steamer near Dover with the pilot unhurt.
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Genver
Paris
Nord
Foy M. de Tone
Ciesme
Tuileries Gardens
Acto
Re Lobel
Bern
Dover
Buffel
Sidried Verlerdtiy
Helena Fair Provides Tight Race Action and Autos
Special Dispatch from Helena District details results across five races at the Helena Fair. Polly Ford, Tarnfold and Maisie Me win heat stages with times around 2:22 to 2:25. Mina Butter and Lady King place in the short second race. Lewis and Clark State hosts a $500 seven furlongs event won by Alma Boy, Little Buttercup second. Abydos leads five furlongs with Leighton and Gladys Bell following. Van Lune captures the automobile race as the relay event is postponed.
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Standard
Helena
Polly Ford
Marnfold sAcond
Maisie Me
Tarnfold
Margie Mr
Secord
Earnfald
Polly
Earnfold
Maisie Mec
Mina Butter
Lady King
Lewis and Clark
Little Buttercup
Alma Boy
Ralston Boy
Abydos
Leighton
Gladys Bell
van Lune
Disrobing Attempt Disrupts Missoula Store
Missoula on October 4 reports a man named Lewis, described as a dope fiend with a troubled mind, entered Donohue clothing store and began removing his shirt. Employees intervened and police soon jailed him at the county jail after the disruption.
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Missoula
Harr
Lewis
Interstate fair races feature multiple horse events and times
At Gnotane the Interstate fair opened with Northwestern stakes a 10 trot won by Coya de Gra in straight heats with Freeley Med second and Cleopatra third. Reina Del Norte captured the yearling trot heats with HaRon Bowles second and Shamrock third. Best time 2:51.7. Later races include four and a half furlongs selling with Segrolds upward Mepel McGwar taking first and Skimmerhorn second, time 0:74. Time 4:20.4 for seven furlongs with Piquet winning and Cal Brunston second.
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Iy Associated Press
Gnotane
Coya de Gra
Freeley Med
Cleopatra
Reina del Norte
Haron Bowles
Shamrock
pward—Mepel McGwar
Skimmerhorn
Uchre Deck
Gevearolds
Tinetta A Tirerg
K. Binghaan
Pir Ing
Christings Nde
Akuoake Seemul
Burnellete
Sigma Chi Fraternity Hosts Big Missoula Reception
Missoula October 4 Sigma Chi Fraternity of the University of Montana entertained more than 30 guests at the fraternity house on South Fifth Street last evening. Songs, stunts and entertainments capped with a late midnight hunch made the affair enjoyable as the group, likened to an annual event with new members brought together to foster acquaintance and goodwill in Missoula.
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Missoula
Sigma, Chi
University of
New Library Building to Rise on University Campus
Minaoula Oct 4 The excavation for the foundation of the new library for the University of Montana is complete after a month of work. Contractor Williams will start laying the foundation tomorrow. The building will stand on the campus north and west of the main building opposite the old imperence hall. Foundation completion will be the only work finished this fall.
World Cruise Aboard Minesla Steamer Planned by Robert M Thompson
Fifteen guests accompanying financier Robert M Thompson on a nine month voyage around the world aboard the chartered steamship Minesla. Invited include Lord Brassey and Admiral Beresford who may command temporarily in the Mediterranean. The trip will visit Gibraltar and Japan via Suez and New Caledonia with an estimated half a million dollars in expenses.
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York
Robert M. Thompson
Colonel Thompson
Lord Brassey
Charles Heresford
Beresford
Gibraltar
Japan
New Caleronta
Missoula Notes and Funeral for Mrs Nearman
Missoula notes report a band dance at Bennett Hall Monday night and note the funeral of Mrs Nearman, victim in an accident at her son's Homer area ranch last Tuesday. The service was held at Marsh Chapel on West Main Street at 2:40 p.m. Rev Anderson of the Swedish Congregational church officiated.
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Missoula
Get
Wealthy American heiress children in orbit of wealth
The article profiles several young heirs born into vast fortunes across New York and California. It notes Pauline Astor, Elizabeth Hubbard in San Diego, William Astor Chanter, Katherine Mackay, and a Teen Vanderbilt, detailing immense family wealth, early inheritances, and lavish toys as they grow.
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London
America
Spencer Clay
Myre
Clay
Wiliam Waldorf Astor
New York Gortly
Pauline Astor
H. C. Eliott
Chicago
Alaska
Lalis
Daddy
Elizabeth
William Astor Chanter
John Astor
Mackay
Vanderbilt
Standard Oil President Contradicted by Grand Jury
The special grand jury, appointed by Judge Landis, found Moffatt’s charges that other firms benefited from railroad rebates were unfounded. In the federal case to dissolve Blanchard Oil Co of New Jersey, government counsel Kellogg argued the combine via Galena Signal Oil and Waters-Fierce Oil held a rail lubrication monopoly and favored some railroads, with Standard claiming 97 percent of the market.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Get
Landis
Moffatt
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Standard
Blanchard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Frank B. Kellogg
of Combine
Galena Signal Oil Company of
New York
Waters-Fierce Oil Company
Sage Gives $20,000 to St Paul YWCA Building
Mrs. Russell Sage in St Paul sends $20,000 for the YWCA’s new structure. The report blends with local chatter and comic exchanges, including youth and small-town quips about daily life and courtship.
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St. Paul, Minn
Russell Sage
Young Womans Christian Association
Electrician killed by live wire in tragic incident
A dangerous live wire fatally injured electrician Morton Johnstone, a longtime worker for Raston & Montana, after an electrical attack left him burned and unable to recall the events. Survived by his mother and three siblings, he had recently moved to Butte from Bilin with plans to return to Montana with his fiancée. The electricians union prepared to oversee his funeral in Butte.
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Gagnon
Morton Johnstone
Raston & Montana Company
Kaito
Bilin
Mog
Conn
de Ames
Newvor
Indiana
Marc Agure
Fly Monaey
Betie
Atontana
Bulle
Wilon
Wty Vely Low
Aire
Butte
Editor Guilty of Criminal Libel in Jerome Case
By Associated Press White Plains Oct 4 jury finds Frank B. Xavier editor of the Yonkers Telegram guilty of criminal libel against District Attorney Ty Jerome. The paper had alleged Jordan conspired with Insurance Interests to back Nit for governor if insurers were not indicted.
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Assoviated Press
White Plains
Frank B. Xavier
Yonkirs
Ter+ ald
W. Ty Jerome
Aly Mavier
Ain Jordon
Insuraince
Nit
Insuraice
Strikers on Austrian Railroads Widen Across Lines
Vienna October 4 Associated Press reports the Austrian railroad strike which began October 1 has widened with all passenger trains late and some lines completely suspended. The work stoppage follows a passive resistance approach, with rail workers rigidly applying every regulation governing freight and passenger movement.
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Associated Pro Vienna
Austria
Alaska Railroad Mass Develops New Troubles
A garbled report discusses Alaska Railroad troubles tied to patent processes and officers. It mentions Wietington and N Abercronide, warnings at a war department, and a Copper River reservation. The fragment references horses, a third company, and a paper considered for action. The text is unclear and partially legible with many errors.
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Alaska Railroad Mass
Fran Die Spallane
Snokowman Reviow
Wietington
Traihroad
Ehirry
N. Abercronide
Halle Hore
Wrrwarnd
War Department
Wabing
Miresehull
Conpany
Aluatit Agid
Alagka
Dome Yonpany
Oromont Reservation
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Copper Mining Co
Mercantile Department
Hamilton, Mont
Estern Montana National Bank
Missgla, Moat
Ces Beealdont
ML. Gulden
Missocla
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Hash
Wacua
Associated P'ress
Tacoma
Tacamm
Spokane
Nelson and Shea
As and Ripley
Dartland
Engel’s
Sporting Foods Store
West Park St
Big Blackfoot Milling Co
Bonner, Mont
Bonner
Peican
Addreuw Big Mackinel Milling Co
Toute Avenue
Missoula, Mont
Ianiington
Zietaashyini
Bontan
Graham
Sigma Chi Fraternity
GLOBE
Notes
Bennett Hall
Mrs. Suamman
Viles
Standard Oil Company
Sage
Tefk
Philadelphia Press
Northern Pacific
Pullman
H. Merriman
P. A
Butte, Mont
Northern
Pacific
A. M. Cleland
St. Paw, Minn
Dr. Hood
Entranan
Nortis
Moriuna
Jerome
Gordon
Gota Ae Luxe
Wratround
Butte, Anaconda
Easthound A. & P
Anaconda
Silver Bow
Durant
Aihane Tae
Leerence Win GN
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