SUDDEN DEATH OF ALL-TIME SURVEYOR GEORGE B FOOTE
George B Foote a pioneer Helena and Montana surveyor dies in Helena suddenly. Early civil engineer who surveyed large state tracts and Musell Shell country. Survived by wife Effie Reed Foote and three children Harry R Foote Mrs H C Freeman and Katherine Foote. Funeral plans pending arrival of widow.
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Harry R. Foote
Harry C. Freeman
Butte
Helena
George B. Foote
Montana
Foote
Musselshell
Mr. Foote
Effie Reed
George W. Reed
Pennsylvania
Ten Mile Creek
Nelson Creek
Helena. Mr. Foote
Butte Miner
H. C. Freeman
Katherine Foote
Wagner
Chouteau County
Brewer
L. R. Brewer
Episcopal Church
Canton
Nage Inetenne
The
Society of Montana Pioneers
General Logan's Daughter Sparks Tucker Desertion Arrest
Decatur Ill Oct 13 Col William F Tucker U S Army was arrested on a Wabash train at 2 05 am charged with deserting his wife a daughter of the late Gen John A Logan He agreed to return without requisition papers and went to St Louis to be sent back to Chicago Later he was accompanied by a woman alleged to be his companion Tucker chief paymaster of the Department of the Lakes had been on leave Mrs John A Logan had long urged a court martial but he was exonerated after an Army inquiry
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Decatur
Ill
William F. Tucker
U. S. Army
John A. Logan
Tucker
St. Louis
Chicago
Walter O’brien
Wilbur Wright Aims 3000 Foot Flight in France
Paris reports aviator Wilbur Wright told Lazare Weiler he will fly to 3000 feet after finishing his contract to train three pilots. He plans tests without motor and without the starting derrick, signaling further aviation advancements.
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Paris
Wilbur Wright
Lazare Weiler
Tammany to donate $10,000 to national committee
New York Oct 13 Tammany Hall will contribute $10,000 to the Democratic National Committee. The local organization will also cover all expenses for the mass meeting in Madison Square Garden on Oct. 26 where William Jennings Bryan is scheduled to speak.
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New York
Tammany Hall
Democratic National Committee
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Leader
Madison Square Garden
Bryan
U S standard all wool bunting flags offered
The Standard offers 3 by 5 foot premium wool bunting flags stitched throughout with double stitching. Flags display 46 stars on both sides with zigzag stitching and a fray-preventing hem tape. One flag comes free with each $10 yearly advance subscription to the Standard.
Democratic Party expands in Montana with Butte HQ
Chairman W B George of the Democratic State Committee adds a Butte base to Helena headquarters. He schedules shared staff and close coordination with Gallwey, praising statewide support as he notes visits by Frank H Monett and Thomas D Long, while addressing labor issues and candidate travel across towns including Glendive Dillon and Twin Bridges.
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W. B. George
Democratic State Committee
Butte
Helena
Montana
George
Democratic County Committee
Iarge
State Committee
Gallwey
Norris
Thomas D. Long
Congress
Glendive
Tank
Twin Bridges
Sheridan
Dillon
Long
Bryan
Taft
Widow leaves dollar bequest to Portland man
Catherine FE Heckler of Portland, Oregon, bequeaths Andrew Heckler one dollar in monthly installments of 25 cents from her estate filed in Chicago probate. Attorney Hague of Portland is left a cut glass water bottle, and a friend receives the remainder. The will cites their 1895 San Diego marriage and past financial disputes.
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Chicago
Andrew Heckler
Catherine FE. Heckler
Portland
Ore
Hague
Heckler
San Diego
Cal
Second American Balloon Lost in German Contest
A wireless from Arnold reports the St Louis disappeared in the North Sea after leaving Berlin for the Gordon Bennett cup. The craft sank and occupants were rescued by a schooner, with fog blamed for loss of course. The Conqueror earlier exploded at 4000 feet, while the Montanes survived a Saxony crash.
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Berlin
Arnold
St. Louis
North Sea
Mr. Arnold
Mr. Hewitt
M. Henry Arnold
Calla
Conqueror
Montanes
Saxony
De Lano Re-elected President Of Wahash Railroad
Frederick A. De lano was re-elected president of the Wahash Railroad company at the annual meeting in Toledo. The entire slate of directors was re-elected. The board will meet in New York next week and Edward T. Jeffery likely will succeed himself as chairman.
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Toledo
Ohio
Frederick A. Delano
Wabash Railroad Company
New York
Edward T. Jeffery
Doctors Fall Out And Go Into Court In Butte Suits
Dr Freond sues former partner Dr Murray in district court over profits from Murray Freund hospital contract business. Freund alleges 17 year partnership yield fell from $1200 to $1013 monthly and that misappropriated funds and enhanced revenues after 1905 harmed him. He seeks $40,000 in unaccounted profits and $40,000 in exemplary damages. Jesse B Roote represents Freund.
Attorney General Clarifies Trust Prosecutions Details
Washington reports Attorney General Bonaparte replies to Josephus Daniels noting 65 Sherman act prosecutions since 1890. Of these 56 were under Republicans and 9 under Democrats, with 46 since 1901 and 19 in the preceding 11 years. Democratic cases include Debs habeas corpus petition. five of nine target labor bodies and leaders.
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Washington
Bonaparte
Josephus Daniels
Democratic National Committee
Chicago
Mr. Roosevelt
Eugene V. Debs
Government probes charges against sailors in Alaska case
U S Marshal Hopkins, by cable from Valdez Alaska, subpoenas Maybel Benedict of the Jessie Lee Home at Unalaska to testify before the Valdez grand jury. Benedict, who sailed to San Francisco with five native girls, accuses white men of gross abuse toward native women and girls.
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Seattle
United States
Hopkins
Cable
Valdez
Alaska
Maybel Benedict
Jessie Lee
Unalaska
Grand
Revenue Cutter Service
Miss Benedict
San Francisco
Pacific Fleet Arrives in Honolulu on Return from Samoa
The Pacific fleet under Rear Admiral Swinburne arrived in Honolulu towing torpedo boat destroyers. The cruisers left Pago-Pago on Oct 3 and entered the harbor at 11:30 this morning. Coal preparation for the return voyage to the California coast began immediately amid coal supply delays at Pago-Pago.
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Honolulu
Pacific Fleet
Swinburne
Samoa
Pago-Pago
California
Porter Attacker Pearce Captured by Colfax Posse
Colfax Washington October 13 Ralph Pearce the porter who struck down Oscar Travis a commercial traveler on a Northern Pacific train Saturday night has been captured by a posse led by Sheriff J J Kean of Moscow Idaho and brought to Colfax Travis remains in a dangerous condition at a Lewiston hospital Crescent Creamery pasteurized milk banner appears.
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Colfax
Wash
Ralph Pearce
Oscar Travis
Northern Pacific
J. J. Kean
Moscow
Idaho
Pearce
Travis
Garfield
Lewiston
First session of bi monthly teachers institute held in Hamilton
The bi monthly teachers institute for Missoula and Ravalli counties met at the courthouse with about 150 teachers present. Dr Sanford Bell spoke on Literary Interpretation and Mrs Alice W Cooley and Dr J W Hamilton also lectured. Evang M J Williams drew a crowd at Lucas opera house on Courage and Bravery. A dairy train milking machine demonstration drew Bitter Root valley residents. A county board session rejected a Canyon Creek road bid as excessive and blocked W R Edwards liquor license. Dr H T Ricketts, investigator of spotted fever, visited town.
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Standard
Hamilton
Teachers’ Institute
Missoula
Ravalli
Sanford Bell
Denver
Alice W. Cooley
Chicago
J. W. Hamilton
Bozeman
Lucas Opera House
Evangelist M. J. Williams
Montana Agricultural College
Bitter Root Valley
Overcoats Sale At Hub West Park
Special prices listed for fancy overcoats sizes 33 to 39 with 15 and 18 dollar ranges and a 9.75 dollar value. Hub at 73 West Park advertises the discount event for shoppers.
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West Park
Canadian Pacific Wins Great Northern Road Agreement
Winnipeg reports Sir Thomas Shaughnessy and Canadian Pacific directors arrived to accept from contractors the double track wheat road spanning 422 miles to Fort William. The $10 million project links to Lethbridge properties including a large colliery and 133 miles of railway with 425000 acres irrigable land, amid rivalry with J J Hill over southern Alberta integration with the Great Northern system in Montana.
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Winnipeg
Thomas Shaughnessy
Canadian Pacific Railway
Here
Fort William
Lethbridge
Alberta Railway
J. J. Hill
Canadian Pacific
Alberta
Great Northern
Montana
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