Death toll rises in DeHart wreck near Livingston
A Montana rail disaster at DeHart on the Northern Pacific line left seven killed and seven injured as an eastbound No. 4 passenger train derailed after a switch frog failed. Victims include Ed Eastman and Dr. Charles Hathhorn. survivors include Sheriff George Hubbard and Miss M. Tracey. A Big Timber jury found the cause unknown and absolved the railroad.
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Standard
Livingston
Northern Pacific
DeHart
Springdale
Big Timber
Belgrade
George Ott
Brouse
Mikesell
George Hubbard
Billings
ED Eastman
Raymond
W. J. Riefenrath
Northern Pacific Express
Lester H. Pendleton
Fennimore
Wis
Charles ¢. Hathhorn
M. F. Tracey
Bozeman
Whitehall
Hillings
Warm Springs
Miles City
Yellow Stone County
Walter Nelson
Dickinson
N. D
Lucy Carpenter
Goodell
Jacob Hugh
Marlett
Mich
Marie Tracey
Keokuk
Iowa
Lester Pendleton
Big Hole Basin
Wisconsin
Sheldon
Lodge of Knights of Pythias
Fastman
Charles
Hathhorn
Livingston High School
American Institute of Osteopathy
Kirksville
Riefenrath
W. A. Diedrick
Express
Miss Hathhorn
Miss Marguerite Tracey Dies in Bozeman Railway Crash
The Bozeman community mourns Miss Marguerite F. Tracey after a fatal railroad wreck near Big Timber Sunday night. She led the Rocky Mountain Telephone office in Bozeman for eight years and headed its central office for four, greatly expanding business. Her sister Miss Marcia Tracey survived with critical injuries. Remains to be shipped to Keokuk Iowa. brother William Tracey to accompany them.
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Standard
Bozeman
Big Timber
Marguerite F. Tracey
M. F. Tracey
Marcia
Marguerite Tracey
Rocky Mountain Telephone Company
Miss Tracey
Marcia Tracey
Mareia Tracey
Keokuk
Iowa
William Tracey
Death in Springdale wreck claims William Reithenrath
Missoula reports the death of William Reithenrath in the Springdale wreck. Former baggage man on the Helena to Spokane route, he was well liked by railroad workers in Missoula. Concerns arise for Mrs. Hensinger, daughter of Robert Pisher, who departed for Washington, D C, with friends at the depot.
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Missoula
William Reithenrath
Springdale
Helena
Spokane
Hensinger
Robert Pisher
Washington, D. C
William Reifenrath Dies in Northern Pacific Wreck
Special Dispatch reports William Reifenrath of Billings killed in the Northern Pacific wreck. Born Chicago 1870, son of Herman Reifenrath of Helena, brother of Alderman Reifenrath. He moved to Helena 15 years ago, worked as NP Express driver then cashier. Engaged to Hathhorn of Livingston. Hathhorn’s brother Dr Hathhorn was among the dead. He belonged to Knights of Pythias, Masons, and Elks. Funeral possible Wednesday in Helena.
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The
Standard
Helena
William Reifenrath
Billings
Northern Pacific
Herman Reifenrath
Alderman Reifenrath
Sixth
Chicago
Northern Pacific Express Company
Teton County
Miss Hathhorn
Livingston
Dr. Hathhorn
Reisenrath
Knights of Pythias
Masons
Elks
United States Responds to China Agreement
Secretary Hay returned the U S government reply to the British German China agreement. The document will not be released publicly until it is delivered in London and Berlin.
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Washington
Hay
United States
China
London
Berlin
Miner Prints False Hogan Talk Claim Spark Campaign Libel
The Butte Miner published a sensational claim that Hogan said Folsom would receive 22 000 votes and Toole 14 000, which Hogan and Kelley deny as a malicious lie. affidavits in denial were prepared by Hogan and Kelley and to be forwarded for publication.
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Butte
Great Falls
Hogan
Folsom
Toole
Neihart
Standard
Kelley
Congress
Wesley
The
Great Northern
Anaconda
Hogan's Address to Montana Union Labor Leaders
Thomas Hogan fires back at J A Ferguson and other leaders of W A Clark's labor party in an open appeal to Montana union workingmen. He denounces a furred Labor Party document as fraudulent and accuses political operatives of corruption and last minute maneuvering to influence the ticket. He cites meetings in Butte and Helena, notes promises by Ferguson, and accuses financial agents of Heinze and Clark of shaping labor party actions and media.
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Helena
Thomas
Hogan
Union Workingmen of
Montana
J. A. Ferguson
W. A. Clark
Labor Party
Sen
Dan McDonald
John Wyman
Labor Party Committee
F. M Nickerson
Schoenfeld
R. PD. Myles
Labor
Independent Democratic Party
Butte
Ferguson
M. P. Hagerty
J. K. Toole
Toole
Heinze
Clark
Mr. Toole
Mr. Ferguson
Charley Clark
Frank Corbett
Historic New York Fire Devastates Tarrant Co Building
A massive blast and ensuing flames rocked Manhattan on October 29 injuring firefighters and several clerks while tearing through the Tarrant & Co building at Greenwich Warren Streets. The blast destroyed offices on Washington Street and sent debris across streets as rescue efforts ensued and banks prepared to reopen.
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New York
Island
Manhattan
Tarrant & Co
Greenwich
Warren Streets
Chambers Street
Roxberry
Brown
Davanny
Greenwich Street
Commission
Washington Street
Warren Street
J. H. Mohemann & Co
Eay
Tarrant
Beecham
Tarrant Company
John Phillips
Callahan
E Laboratory
Patterson
Croker
J. 8. Coward
Lower Broadway
W. S. Sergeant
Saint Paul Building
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Lovemin Home
Missoua
William I. Reifenrath
Merica
Sarr
Ferguson “Labor” Party
Miner
Marks
Independent Democratic Central Committee
Clark Road
Mr. Marks
Trigty
Ninth Avenue Elevated
Irving National Bank
Irving Bank
Macklen Bros
Merrit Bros
H H. Meclin
William
Frank Hackenberry
Thomas Hackett
Bruce
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