In Defense of the Old Soldiers Opens Grand Army Session
The Grand Army of the Republic began its 20th annual encampment in Washington at the First Congregational church with about 1000 delegates. Commander Torrance led the opening, mourned McKinley, urged penalties for assassins, praised veterans and urged unity with former foes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torrance
Grand Army of the Republic
Washington
First Congregational Church
J. B. Starkey
Pit'spure
McKinley
Roosevelt
Keath
Pennsylvan
Congressional Library
Genrol Torrance
Congress
Evans
Grand Army
Committee On Pensions
Commissioner of Pensions
Women's Relief Corps
Church of Our Father
Calista N. Jones
Vermont
Clara Barton
National Red Cross Society
John A. Logan
John ©. Black
Illinois
Piston
Alaska
Daughters of Veterans
the Ladies of the Grand Army
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Refund Notice
Drugstore ad notes refund guarantee if the medicine fails to cure. Each box bears E. W. Grove's signature. Reading implies a promotional line for a patent remedy common in vintage ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grove
Hovland arraigned for killing man in wolf mistaken shoot
Louis Hovland, arraigned in Judge Mace Farland's court, pleaded not guilty to shooting Louis Gardape at a Grass Range sheep camp. Key witnesses John Gardape and Simon Boshon described the shooting and Hovland's remorse, with doctor missing for adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Louis Hovland
Louis Gardape
Grass Range
Mace Farland
John Gardape
Roger Boshon
Simon Boshon
Stoll
Gardape
Hovland
Boshon Ranch
Simon
Havyland
Supreme Court Fines Litigants for Late Briefs
The Montana Supreme Court levied a $25 penalty on Charles G. Smith versus G. J. Shook for late brief filing. The court denied dismissing the appeal and ordered Shook to file the brief within 10 days after paying $825 to the respondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Supreme Court
Charles G. Smith
G. J. Shook
Fourth Judicial District
Smith
Shook
Two Women in Fort Benton Face Charges After Arrest
Mabel Knowles and Bessie Marshall, regulars of the tenderloin, fought last night sparking a small riot in the red light district. This morning they tried to quit with landlady Miss Montague, who had them arrested on larceny charges for two trunks and several hats. Both sides have counsel and will appear before Judge Sullivan soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Fort Benton
Mabel Knowles
Bessie Marshall
Red Light
Miss Montague
Northern Pacific Raises Wages in Montana Division
Superintendent H. J. Horn of the Montana division announced a 15 cent per day wage raise for all switchmen and switch engine foremen on his division. The increase, effective October 1, amounts to about four dollars and fifty cents per month due to daily work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Billings
H. J. Horn
Montana
The
Northern Pacific
Supreme Court appoints referee in Thresher disbarment case
Helena Oct. 9 The supreme court appointed former Associate Judge E. N. Harwood of Butte as referee to take testimony in proceedings initiated by residents of Butte to disbar B. S. Thresher of Butte for alleged unprofessional conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
Supreme Court Today
E. N. Harwood
Butte
B. 8. Thresher
Great Falls Land Office Contest Docket for Hearings
A large docket of contests transferred from Helena is set for testimony and final hearings before the register and receiver in Great Falls. First hearings begin in November with frequent sessions as cases progress. many entries involve homesteads, desert land, and timber culture across multiple counties and commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Helena
Michael J. McCunne
Jerry McMahon
Homestead
Ate
Sam Ve
Desert Land Entry
Thomas M. Everett
United States
Malta
Barton W. S. Armstrong
Lulu Tindall
Archie N. Thayer
Louis Archambault
Desert Land
Joe J. G. Burns
Belt
Amos C. Flemming
John M. Fancher
Harlem
Co. Cooper Linn
Thomas Horback
John J. Elder
Navy
Charles H. Campbell
Carl J. H. Scott
Register
Carrie Johnson
John Winston
P. J. McIntyre
Havre
Frank J. Gallagher
Edwin (. Wilcox
George W. Magee
United State
Dupuyer
Frea Vo Shanley
John Jackson
John J. Kerr
Glasgow
Milo BK. Larock
Hugo M. Loos
James Wilson
Aaron Rugley
Peter Arnold
Dre
Robert Thompson
Frederick W. Kollman
F. H. Scott
Maddux
Great Falls Dee
Henry D. Rouch
David H. Baughman
Great Falla
Seri Zappa
Edith H. Poole
Westley Ritchey
Dodson
Amy Swanson
Walter J Dunemore
Stockett
James McGowan
Evan P. Kilroy
Hyram Christensen
B. B. Weldy
Chester
Patrick Dwyer
Mary A. Murphy
George Steele
Ida Thomas
Margaret Meagher
Andrew W. Ellsworth
Dee
Joseph AD. Meagher
William Miner
New trial granted in Hanson estate embezzlement case
In Great Falls the district court grants a new trial in the case of R W Hanson as administrator of the estate of Henry M Wilson against PD Sl Barker and William Mueller bondsmen of Henry Lord the former administrator. Judge Clements signed the order noting errors in testimony at the original trial. The long pending case has a tangled history in Lewis and Clarke County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Great Falls
R. W. Hanson
Henry M. Wilson
Pd.s L. Barker
William Mueller
Henry Lord
Clements
District Court
Lewis and Clarke County
Fletcher Maddox
National Irrigation Congress Adjourns to Meet at Ogden
The national irrigation congress adjourned in Colorado Springs and votes unanimously to meet next year in Ogden Utah. Officers elected include Colonel Edwin F. Holmes Salt Lake City as president Governor L Bradford Prince Santa Fe NM as first vice president and Anson J McCune Denver as second vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Colo
National Irrigation Congress
Ogden
Utah
Edwin F. Holmes
Salt Lake
L. Bradford Prince
Santa Fe
N. M
Anson J. McCune
Denver
E. H. Libbey
Clarkston
Wash
H. B. Maxson
Reno
Committee On
Wells
Idaho
Mr. Richardson
New Mexico
Hh. F. Barge
Seattle
Congress
Maxwell
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Holmes
Carey
Wyoming
Registry Agent Announces Voter Registration Details
Thomas Devine registry agent for Election Districts 6 and 7 in Deer Lodge County Montana opens registration October 13 1902 and runs through October 27 1902 for the November 4 1902 election. Office hours 9 am to 9 pm daily with a special October 27 slot for those sick disabled or absent.
Katie Brown Returns Home After Arrest
Katie Brown 19, arrested here with a Chinese man, is sent to her home in South Dakota. Some locals doubt her claimed Sturgis, South Dakota, paternity, noting a Jim Brown who was sheriff there a decade ago. Old timers say if she is daughter the man who led her astray should beware. The girl wished to return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Katie Brown
South Dakota
Sturgis
Jim Brown
Katie
Democratic committee to appoint Hayes successor in Montana
Fort Benton at Oct 9 reports the Democratic county central committee will meet in Havre on Saturday to name a successor to Luke C. Hayes, the late Democratic candidate for the lower house who died by his own hand in St. Paul yesterday. No speculation on the replacement emerges as yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army
Grand Army of the Republic
Appomattox
Torrance
The
Standard
Fort Benton
Democratic County Central Committee
Havre
Luke C. Hayes
St. Paul
Hayes
Voter Registration Notice for Deer Lodge County
Henry Redmond registry agent for election district No 2 Anaconda Montana announces register open from October 13 to October 25 1902 to register qualified voters for the November 4 1902 election. Office hours 9 am to 9 pm October 27 1902 for those unable to register due to sickness disability or absence. The notice covers Deer Lodge County Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Henry S Neal
Deer Lodge
Montana
Henry 8S. Neal
Deer Lodge County
State of
Henry Redmond
State of Montana
Stone Building
Hickory Street
Anaconda
A. D
Montan
Notice to register voters in Deer Lodge Districts 4 and 5
Henry Hynes registry agent for Deer Lodge Montana announces opening of registration books at city hall from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. with additional hours 1 to 6 p.m. and 7 to 10 p.m. through October 27 1902 for the November 4 1902 election. Special session October 27 for those sick disabled or absent.
Registry Notice for Election District 89 Registration
I Hugh Early registry agent for election district precinct 89 in Washoe smelter and Carroll Deer Lodge county Montana will open registration books at Donahue block East Park Avenue on October 13 1902 and keep them open until further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Hugh Early
Washoe Smelter
Carroll
Deer Lodge County
State of
Montana
Donahue Block
East Park Avenue
Registration opens for Deer Lodge voters in Anaconda
Thomas Boland registry agent announces registration books for Election District No. 1 in Deer Lodge County Montana will open October 16 at 514 Pine Street Anaconda and stay open through October 25 daily from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. A special session on October 27 will run 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. to register absentees or those sick or disabled.
Casper to Open Voter Registration in Deer Lodge Districts
Henry Casper, registrar for Deer Lodge Montana districts 10 11 12 14 18 will hold registration at multiple precinct sites from October 1 to 29 for the November 4 1902 election. He will also register at his Warm Springs office on the final October day for voters unable to attend due to sickness disability or absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Casper
Deer Lodge
State of Montanus
John Welton
Modesty
Emmon
Lost Creek
M. PD. M. Co
Mill Creek
C. O. Fuller
Stuart
FE. Girard’s
Warm = Springs
Montana
Warm Springs
Deer Lodge County
State of
Registration Notice for Deer Lodge District No 8 voters
Edward Parker registry agent for District No 8 in Deer Lodge Montana opens registration at Warm Springs Creek from October 18 to October 25 1902. Precincts Blue-Eyed Nellie Cable Georgetown and Silver Lake included with multiple satellite registration sites dates and hours 9 am to 9 pm and exceptions for illness or absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warm Springs Creek
Deer Lodge
Montana
Nellie
Cable
Georgetown
Silver Lake
Post Office Cable
Mal Sheean
John Roach
Ben Moss
Edward
Parker
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General Torrance
Sherman
Grant
Adjutant General's
Adjt
Silas H Towler
Minneapolis
Adjutant General
Republic
Thomas J Stewart
Pennsylvania
William M. Olin
Massachusetts
James M. Averill
Gear
Unitil
General Stewart
John C Black
Daniel Sickels
New York
McElroy
District of Columbia
Sickels
General Black
Stewart
Black
Olin
J. L. Smith
Ohio
Mr. Smith
Averill
Florida
Mr. Shaw
West Virginia
Way
Shaw
W. C. Jones
Jones
Relief Corps
Norfolk
New Brunswick
Dr. Jaeger
Gans & Klein
N. Main St
Wan Whe
Pather
Tenderloin
Contest Docket Oper
Great Pales Lane
Schatzlein Paint CO
W. Broadway
Tory
Legislation
Thomas Devine
Birch Street
Mr. Hayes
I. Henry Hynes
City Hall
Henry Hynes
Hugh Early
I. Thos. Boland
Pine Street
Deer Todge
Thomas Boland
Roow Times
Newbro Drug Co
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