Burlington Wreck Suit Over Cause Heard
The Burlington wreck suit for 6000 damages against Northern Pacific Railway dates to a May wreck near White. Henry Hosking, a mail clerk, was injured. three passengers died. Louis Parris, accused of dynamiting the train, confessed then recanted. Trial begins with jurors summoned. experts expected to testify on track condition and dynamite effects. John J. Mel Hatton represents plaintiffs. Helena attorneys for the railroad.
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Hosking Antinast
Northern Pacific Tithway Company
Burlington
Uitte
May i
Suryi
Dome Gnin
Rigtriet Court
Vento Jutors
Hoskins
Louis Parris
Thali
Mai
Ais
Ferris
John J. Mel Hatton
Illhrney
Plainis
Whitace and Brow of
Helena
Ukely
The Play at the Lulu Chinatown Charlie Night Show
The Lulu company packed audiences in Stincay with chairs in aisles as the production of Chinatown Charlie drew praise for its dramatic art. The article lauds costumes, settings, and a bustling fashion scene, noting a high-energy performance, notable citywide reach, and ties to development in Central Montana and the Northwest.
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Lulu Company
Stincay
Tall and Lady
Galtery Diety
Lincoln Carter
Ain
Rockefeller
Mor Ape
Butte
Marlin
Hatte
St Paul
Kansas City
St Aviles
Omaha
Great Northwest
Chicago
Milwaukee
Moniana
Braddelt separation hearing and court actions detailed
A lengthy, error-filled report outlines a divorce filing involving Braddell and Johnny Grice with judges, demurrers, and court rulings. It notes the separation, child custody considerations, and motions in various connected cases including Dan Tewey versus Mattiez Curtis and others.
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Talbot
Ty Weil
Tidge Lynch
Notler
Ct Deeren
Ore
Mary Braddell
Dan Tewey
Mattiez. Curtis
Creighton Larges
M. &. Largey
Monlina Largey
Bey Aie
Matte J. Curtis
James BP. Hamilton
John MacGinniss
Western Minine
Ames Breen Wis
Suslinsd
Watkins Fischer
Dunn
Cummins
Remy Copner Company
Charles Jenkins
Piltsmont
Empany and
Alynga Wa
Lakestare Gold Mining Company
Development Debate Echoes Local Leadership Tensions
A fragmented statement discusses development and questions leadership from multiple figures. It mentions professionals and advisors, urging scrutiny of who leads, with appeals to standards and accountability. The text references a council or group and hints at financial or ethical expectations.
Fragmented Textile Memorabilia in Autumn Notes
The oddly garbled text references stitched items, a Pull HoMber, and a list of terms like Weng and WINN, suggesting a fragmented antique or craft note. It mentions a brass item and symbolic flags, with a final line about sending a dollar, indicating a didactic or advertisement fragment from a bygone page.
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Wong
Body of Consul General to Be Cremated
Hovlin Ort reports the body of the Consul General will be cremated in accordance with a manet. The late official served in Mekaraod showy post and left letters to his wife and Deputy Consul General Frederick va Vern. The ceremony follows his death on the Tramburge Heviin express amid his efforts to fulfill duties.
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Hovlin
Eerick Wy. Crulitwell
Frederick Va Vern
Jame
Miieaviaind
Abi
Wadiunhte
Borin
Kent fined twenty five for shouting at Bryan
A garbled report from New York on October 28 notes Kent was fined twenty five for disorderly conduct after shouting during a public event. The text also references a drum corps scene and mentions Hanlin and lighthorse tondera in a disrupted narrative with unclear affiliations.
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KENT
Bryan
New Yorks
Hanlin
Tondera
Veo
New York
Offiers Fail to Produce Evidence in Election Raid
In a Montana police court the judge dismissed charges against 18 men arrested in a raid linked to alleged electoral rights violations. Witness testimony was weak. several defendants faced drunkenness charges only. The judge warned against political arguing and noted the era’s strict election law enforcement as presidential campaigns loom.
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McGowan
Montana
John Sandow
Philip Coombes
Kaulow
Gould
Blannigan
Barney Lavelle
Automatic toll tale from Anaconda showpiece rings odd
The fragment describes an unusual toll to Anaconda and a chaotic show scene. It mentions a triple level flying act by Castellane and a cymbalist, with spectators noting danger as a performer stumbles and a horse act ends in concern at a New York hippodrome.
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Castellane
Chon
Havin
Hippodremea
New York
Notable Chirann figure Guthrie dies at eighty two
The text notes Guthrie a prominent elder among Chirann power circles, credited with constructing an early stern engine for river navigation on the Chiterge. Mentions his year age and prior work in geological studies, plus a reference to Noah McColirin of Jefferson County as chloroform and percussion priming powder discoverer.
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Sfos Guthrie
Chivage
Aed
Guthie
Chiterge
NTR
Cage
Pr. McColirin
Noah
Olylias
Pyramid Cure For Piles Pitched In Marshall Ad
An ad from Marshall Michigan markets a so called Pyramid cure for piles. It claims a package of pills and remedies sold by a “Pyrand Te Rare” company promises swift relief without further treatment. The copy lists various ingredients and asserts universal effectiveness.
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Byrd
Mali
Pyramid Building
Marshall, Mich
Short Term Prison Terms and Crime Raid Notes
A tense report covers Frank Wats facing sentencing in Judge Denlen's court after an arrest linked to a Butth Store Repair incident. The piece also mentions a large raid on Radmilnvieh place, indictments against 20 men for various offenses, and police actions surrounding a Bryan and Wern club meeting disrupted by Sheriff Henderson. Two watches were recovered and identified by local residents, tying to an arrest last week.
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Frank Wats
Denlen
Huurwy
Tata
Danian
Walsh
Tio
Butth
Isntte
Ishlish Colwmbia
St. Deat
Aratus
Gamblera
Radmilnvieh Place
Wilf
Loriey
John Radaytevich
Ave
Iaxing
Rodiera
Bryan and Wern Club
Shertie Henderson
Republical
First Voters Active in Gallatin County Campaign
Special dispatch from Bozeman reports strong first voter activity with registration gains and Democratic gains in Gallatin County. Campaigns by Bryan supporters and county committees energized party workers as meetings drew Governor Nave, Welsh, and local organizers.
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Bozeman
Ahasmapaigny
Sab Watson Boyle
Hillman
Democraticaunty Hemtcnl
Democratic
Bryan
Bogennna
Ds Wendin Lo
Chimax
Gallatin County
Noone
Ie Ik
Alett
Fuerende
Ghout
Noth
Deneerats
Lemeniei
Naveri
Td Welsh
Advertising as a Commodity at Southern Coltia Convention
A distorted OCR piece discusses advertising as a commodity, noting talk from Mr. McCormideean and others at a Kansas City convention. It argues advertising boosts demand for oranges and related products, urging manufacturers and merchants to view publicity as essential rather than optional, to expand markets and consumption.
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