Smallpox Spreads on Blackfeet Reserve Prompt Measures
Great Falls reports a growing smallpox outbreak on the Blackfeet reservation with cases among Crees and widespread quarantine. Dr. A F Longeway states drastic steps will be taken in Havre to curb the spread and protect the northern region.
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Standard
Great Falls
Blackfeet Reservaton
Canada
Blackfeet
Menteath
A. F. Longeway
State Board of Health
Havre
Chateau County
Longeway
Havre Long
Firebugs Not Discovered in Billings Incendarism Case
Billings reports no new developments in the incendarism search for the past week. The Northern Pacific guards eight watchmen along the town warehouses while a fund is kept by local merchants. Caldwell, jailed by Officer Hayden, was read a new interrogation but remained silent or denied knowledge as he cried and refused further questioning. Caldwell had associations with disorderly houses and slept in one burned building.
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Standard
Billings
Northern Pacific Company
Caldwell
Musel filed for divorce from Ellen Musel
William B. Musel through attorney H Crippen started divorce proceedings alleging marriage at Buena Vista in 1898 and that Ellen Musel deserted him a little over a month after their wedding and has remained separated since.
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Standard Billies
William B. Musel
H. ©. Crippen
Ellen Musel
Buena Vista Elc
Broce Family Leaves Hospital After Rapids Wreck
David A. Broce and his son, injured in the Rapids collision, were discharged from the hospital today. The family continued their journey to Spokane, though both remain partly injured.
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Standard
Billings
David A. Broce
Rapids
Spokane
Broce
Buffaloes and rams shipped to Yellowstone park
R Loveless of Goodnight Texas arrives in Billings with seven buffaloes and blooded rams purchased by the government for Yellowstone National Park from the Goodnight ranch. He will deliver the animals to the park tomorrow.
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Standard
Billings
R. Loveless
Goodnight, Tex
Yellowstone National Park
Goodnight Ranch
Loveless
Irish League Pledges $100,000 to Aid Irish Cause
Boston reports the United Irish League votes to raise 100000 in six months and match dollar for dollar after, as 706 delegates hear Redmond and Blake urge support. Gov Boutwell appeals for Ireland aid. officers praised and new national committee named.
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Boston
United Irish League
Boutwell
Massachusetts
Smith
O'Brien
Ireland
Scotland
Wales
O'Callahan
Roosevelt
Mitchell
J. G. O'Connor
Philadelphia
Committee On Ways and Means
League
John E. Redmond
Edmund Blake
Redmond
De'erstes
Devlin
Amerca
Irish Land Trust
Irish National League
Dillon
Davitt
Brien
England
Treland
Blake
Committee On
John F. Finerty
Chicago
Patrick Evan
New York
Michael J. Redting
Baltimore
John O
German Reichstag Defeats Government On Tariff Amendments
Berlin Oct 21 The government faces defeat as conservatives and centrists push amendments to raise minimum wheat duties to 1.40 per metric hundredweight and rye duties to 1.5794. Vote tallies show wheat 194 145 and rye 187 152.
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Berlin
Reichstag
von Buelow
Bundesrath
von Pruelow
Savine
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promise Digestive Power
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as the cure for indigestion sour stomach and gas claiming they supply digestive principles lacking in weak stomachs One grain digests 2000 grains of meat and eggs and regular use after meals prevents indigestion and aids assimilation.
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Stuart
Stuuart
Rail merger hearing details on stock raids and rate cuts
Special Examiner Ingersoll pressed Union Pacific and Northern Securities questions on stock raids and ownership. Hill said 10 to 15 percent rate reductions followed Burlington purchase, with Great Northern and Northern Pacific retaining control through leases and networks. The session closed with questions on coal traffic and the legality of rate changes as the hearing adjourned.
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St. Paul
Ingersoll
United States
Richards
Northern Securities
Great Northern Railway
Hills
Hill
Union Pacific
Northern Securities Company
Harriman
Wihout
Northern Securites Company
Great Northwest
Great Northern
Minneapolis
Manitoba
Duluth
Burington
Reading
Liackawanna
Day
Hil Suemwested
Burlington
Northwest
Ohio
West Virginia
Northern Pacific
Creat Northern
Middle West
Arrington
Pacife
Young
H'll
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Marketing Claim
Advertisement notes a refund offer if the product fails to cure. Mentions KB and W. Grove signature on each box. Product priced at 2 cents.
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KB. W. Grove
Stockmen Hold Meeting in Red Lodge
Clark Fork Stock Association held its biennial meeting with J. N. Tolman presiding. Members debated estray law inadequacies and urged repeal and new comprehensive legislation. A 5 cent per head assessment was approved for maintenance. The group endorsed withdrawing a bounty on stock-destroying animals and bills proposed bounties on gray wolves totaling 110 dollars.
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Red Lodge
Clark Fork Stock Association
J. N. Tolman
B. G. Neland
Frank Church
Private desecrates St Marys church in drunken break-in
A private of the Sixth U S Infantry shattered the St Marys Catholic church in St Marys Kansas injuring sacred vestments and destroying altar imagery. Father Desmedt subdued the intruder Constan tine Garowski who was jailed as talk of lynching circulated. The incident ends with an estimated loss around six hundred dollars.
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St. Mary's
Kan
Sixth United States Infantry
Fort Leavenworth
Fort Rsley
Father Desmedt
Constantine Garowski
Anna
Strike ends as arbitration urged by United Mine Workers
National Secretary W B Wilson echoed President Mitchell urging acceptance of arbitration for all dismissed workers. Delegates debated terms, with foreign language speeches and a call from President Mitchell to vote for the proposal. The convention adopted resolutions praising support from governments and unions and adjourned with cheers for John Mitchell.
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W. B. Wilson
Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
United States
Labor
Wilkesbarre
Arbitration Commission
Anthracite Mine Workers
Pennsylvania
Am Hroche
J. J. Curran
Mine Workers’ Convention
John Mitchell
Foley and Mrs Young Wed in City Home Ceremony
Francis Foley and Mrs Mary Young married at the Pritchard residence on Fast Montana avenue at 6 p m Justice Frank Mann officiated. Foley, a prominent local contractor of Foley and Crow, recently completed the south side school building. Bride came to the city from the East.
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Standard Airlines
Francis Foley
Mary Young
Local Odd Fellows Group Heads to Missoula Session
Mr and Mrs J B Malory Mr and Mrs Frank Bender and Pehr Wendel depart Livingston for Missoula to attend the grand lodge of Odd Fellows session. Malory serves on the standing committee on appeals and grievances of the encampment. Mrs Mallory will represent the Rebekah lodge. Mr Bender represents Livingston encampment. Wendel will represent the subordinate lodge.
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Standard
Livingston
J. B. Malory
Frank Bender
Pehr Wendel
Missoula
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Mallory
Rebekah
Bender
Wendel
Landlord in talks for lease of new Moss hotel in Billings
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Billings reports R E Taylor, formerly landlord of the Finleit at Butte, negotiating a lease for the new hotel being erected by Moss and Rowley. The building won’t be finished until next June, and is expected to be one of the most complete in the state.
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Standard
Billings
R.E. Taylor
Butte
Moss & Rowley
Slow registration in Billings nears thousand mark
Billings on October 21 reports registration lagging behind last week with only about 72 people signed up by evening, and registry agents doubt the 1,000 total will be reached.
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Standard
Billings
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