Desperate clash as hunter fires on police in Queens borough
Jerry Hunter a caretaker on Long Island shot at patrols during arrest attempts in Queensborough. Eleven officers and several citizens wounded as Hunter and his wife fought guards, then Hunter was captured after a house fire and serious injuries.
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Liceman
Queensborough
Astoria
Hunter
Hun
Ter
John McKenna
Wise
John O'Neill
New York
Willam Ordmen Corona
Long Island
William Thorpe
John O'Grady
Arthur Brill
Thomas Cassidy
Thomas Dacey
Downey
Thomas Grogan
Policeman Healy
Patrick Kernan
Thomas Rignin
W. J. Ward
Jeremiah Hunter
North Branch
L. I
McKenna
Cassidy
Hunur
Divorce action filed in Helena district court
Lucy Stephenson filed for divorce from Henry Stephenson in the district court. The couple married in Helena on February 1, 2001, and the action was begun yesterday.
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Pecal
The
Standard
Helena
District Court
Lucy Stephenson
Henry Stephenson
State finances praised in treasurer’s quarterly report
Helena report shows the state treasurer’s quarterly findings completed today indicate finances are in better condition than previously. The document details improved cash position and stronger revenue performance, signaling cautious optimism for fiscal stability.
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Standard
Helena
State treasurer report shows modest balance and bond notices
Three months ago May 31 balance 462320.04. During the month receipts 256418.21 and payments 248158.21 leaving Aug 31 balance 470580.13. State treasurer holds in trust securities 155252 for Western Loan and Savings Salt Lake City and 117887 for Aetna Loan and Trust Butte. Notices today that Valley county school district No 7 will offer 2500 worth of bonds soon.
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Western Loan and Savings Company
Salt Lake City
Aetna Loan and Trust Company
Butte
Valley County
Helena invites delegates to mining congress excursion
The Helena Business Men's association plans a salute for international mining congress delegates. A nine o clock Sunday car trip to Fast Helena will visit smelters, Capitol, Grizaly Gulch stamp mill, and Broadwater natatorium, with attendance hoped to reach one hundred-plus.
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The
Standard
Helena
International Mining Congress
Butte
Helena Business Men's Association
Business Men's Association
Orlock
Grand
Matin
Stock in Fine Condition in Northern Montana
Stockmen visiting Great Falls from Chateau and northern Montana say range and grass are excellent and hay stores ample. They report a good season with high prices despite a current market slump due to overstocking from cattle shipments, predicting a quick recovery.
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Great Falls
Chateau
Boy Rescued After Fall From Montana Central Bridge
Melville Wells a six year old boy fell from the Montana Central railroad bridge at First Avenue South into shallow water. An engineer nearby waded in and pulled the soaked child to shore preventing drowning.
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Standard
Great Falls
Melville Wells
Montana Central Railroad
First Avenue
Death of James McHugh After Shooting Gallery Incident
Special Dispatch from Dillon reports James McHugh died after being found with a bullet wound in the brain behind a shooting gallery. An inquest will examine all circumstances. Only two canvas shots were fired during the gallery’s run and McHugh, a sleeping man under a wagon, was struck.
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Dillon
James McHugh
Funeral plans delayed for Mrs. Alfred P. Nicholls
Great Falls reports that arrangements for the funeral of Mrs. Alfred P. Nicholls are not finalized as relatives have not all been contacted. A Missoula brother has arrived, a Michigan sister is en route, and the father may be heard from tonight with a Friday service possible.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
Alfred P. Nicholls
Suit May Be Brought Over Bank Stock Reports
Helena reports the state board of equalization pursued supplemental bank stock reports from 14 of 24 counties. Only Lewis and Clarke and Madison fully complied. eight counties failed to include bank stocks and real estate. The board contemplates legal action to compel compliance, with Cascade County cited as a potential test case leading to a Supreme Court ruling.
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Standard
Helena
State Board of Equalization
State Board
J. J. Ryan
Lewis and Clarke
Madison
Cascade County
Supreme Court
Change of Polling Place Arouses Local Protest
George Goodman requests moving the voting place from Rice ville to the Goodman ranch and a remonstrance against the change is filed. The protest is signed mainly by Armington residents.
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George Goodman
Riceville
Goodman Ranch
Armington
Helen McConnell Die Includes U S Nurse at Columbus Hospital
Miss Helen McConnell 19, a nursing student at Columbus hospital training school, died of typhoid fever after six weeks in the hospital. An Omaha father, Charles S. McConnell, was traveling to receive word and arrange funeral plans. Remains are at Berthold's undertaking rooms.
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Standard
Great Falls
Helen Mc Connell
Columbus Hospital
Miss McConnell
Omaha
Charles S. McConnell
Boston
Montana
Berthold
Apple Crop Outlook Strong in Flathead and West
Northern Pacific crop bulletin reports warm days and cool nights with frost in late August. Flathead and Beaverhead show especially good wheat and oat yields while late potatoes suffer from water shortages. Apple crop in Flathead county very promising. haymaking complete. other regions report good to excellent yields and favorable weather.
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Standard
Helena
Montrose W. Hayes
Flathead
Beaverhead
Carbon
Flathead County
the Northern Pacific
Four osteopathic candidates examined in Montana session
Four physicians seek certification as proficient osteopaths before the state board in Helena. The candidates are J. E. Stuart of Butte Vina Beauchamp of Dillon Helena Kk Walker of Great Falls and Daisy D. Reiger of Deer Lodge. The exam continues tomorrow with a state association meeting to follow at the Grandon.
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Helena
State Board of Osteopathic Examiners of
Montana
J. E. Stuart
Butte
Vina Beauchamp
Dillon
Helena Kk. Walker
Great Falls
Daisy D. Reiger
Deer Lodge
State Osteopathic Association
Grandon
Association
R. J. Burton
Missoula
Charles W. Mahaffay
Elizabeth
Asa Willard
O. B. Prickett
Billings
Crowds Pack Great Falls for Ringling Bros Circus Day
Great Falls hosts a massive crowd with visitors from northern Montana arriving by train carriages and on horseback. Ringling Bros circus arrived in three sections from Missoula delaying the parade to this afternoon, with a 3:50 show start and an evening performance. The animal collection and acts draw high praise from about 600 attendees and locals.
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Standard
Great Falls
Ringling Bros
Big Circus
Missoula
Not Much Game Found in Opening Hunting Season
Great Falls sportsmen returned from country hunts reporting poor results and few prairie chickens or grouse. They allege game law violations as birds appeared wary, implying they had been shot at for some time.
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Standard
Great Falls
Cardus
Monthly Treasurer Report Shows Cash Decline in Great Falls
The Great Falls monthly report by County Treasurer F. Wadsworth shows the August 31 balance at 192,433, down from July’s 217,737. August receipts total 6,867 with 4,190 cash. disbursements reach 32,171 with 29,724 cash. School district funds begin August at 47,507, versus 55,150, with 8,051 disbursed and 473 received.
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Standard
Great Falls
F. Wadsworth
Kelley of Butte Fights Lewistown Rival in 20 Round Battle
Eddie Croak of Lewistown defeated Don Kelley of Butte in a hard fought 20 round match. Kelley absorbed heavy punishment and remained standing at the bell, with Croak drawing blood early and controlling much of the later rounds. Referee was William Bebb. A preliminary spinning bout ended with Al Bebb knocking Phil Knight out in the fourth.
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Lewistown
Eddie Croak
Don Kelley
Butte
Croak
Kelley
William Bebb
al. Bebb
Phil Knight
Bebb
Cascade county to vote on $60,000 courthouse bonds
Kent Falls September 2 The board of county commissioners opened its September session with deliberations on issuing 60,000 in bonds to finish and furnish the Cascade county courthouse. Commissioner Delphey was absent this morning delaying decision until tomorrow while Commissioners Cooper and Roulswick reviewed other matters and a petition arrived.
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Standard
Kent Falls
Cascade County
Board of County Commissioners
Delphey
Cooper
Roulswick
Dairy Building Nears Completion At State Experiment Station
Bozeman September 2 The dairy building at the experiment station nears completion. It measures 28 by 44 feet two stories frame construction. Lower floor west side for butter manufacture east side for cheese vats and machinery. Upper story for classrooms. Capacity about 1000 gallons daily. Work to be done by agricultural college students. Cost 2500 dollars appropriated by the last legislature. Equipment on the ground will be installed once finished.
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Bozeman
Experiment Station
The
Agricultural College
Fowler the Winner in Local Tennis Tourney
In Great Falls on September 2 at the Boston and Montana tennis club C P L Fowler defeated J T Morrow and Roy Matteson to win the local event. Matteson beat Lang and Wood beat Wheeler while Fowler beat Wood and Matteson to claim the title 7 5 6 4 in the final.
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Standard
Great Falls
Roy Matteson
Helena
C. P. L. Fowler
Boston & Montana
J. T. Morrow
Harry Wood
Co. P. LL Fowler
A. F E. Wheeler
Kri. H. Lang
Fowler
Morrow
Matteson
Lang
Wood
Wheeler
A Case of Smallpox in Dillon
Special Dispatch to the Starherd from Dillon reports Chief of Police Stone capturing a stranger with a pronounced smallpox infection. The man was sent to the pesthouse by the county physician while three exposed men were fumigated and issued new clothing by officials.
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Dillon
Stone
Editors Foote and Kress to Attend Mining Congress Meeting
Dillon report states editors F. E. Foote and F. C. Kress with their families will attend a press association meeting and plan to depart Dillon Thursday to enjoy a few days at the mining congress.
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Dillon
F. E. Foote
F. C. Kress
Press Association
Con-Gress
Bear hunter Tom Metzier displays four fresh hides near Lakeview
Dillon reports George R N Met len returning from Centennial valley stating Tom Metzier made a phenomenal bear kill. Four fresh bear hides are tacked up to dry at Metzier's ranch near Lakeview.
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The
Standard
Dillon
George R. N. Metlen
Centennial Valley
Tom Metzier
Lakeview
Bannatyne Wins License For Marriage To Marie Byron
Great Falls reports Neil Bannatyne a prominent sheepman from Choteau county obtained a license to wed Marie Byron daughter of Mr and Mrs Byron of Choteau county.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
Neil Bannatyne
Choteau County
Marie Byron
Gordon Hat Endorsed Promise to Pay Stirs Northwest Hype
Advertisers tout Gordon Hats as strong endorsements with a bold pay promise. buyers urged to test the hat as a monetary guarantee, noting few hats are ever presented for payment and none have protested the note.
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Northwest
Gordon Hat
Funeral for Jesse F. Edwards in Great Falls
The funeral of Jesse F. Edwards known as Six-fingered Jess will be from McAllister's rooms tomorrow afternoon at 8 o'clock. Services will be at the First Methodist Church conducted by Rev. J. R. Smith. Interment follows at Highland Cemetery.
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Standard
Great Falls
Jesse F. Edwards
Jess
McAllister
First Methodist Church
J. R. Smith
Highland Cemetery
May Exhibit the Airship at Billings Fair
Billings Fair association directors plan an exhibition of the Benbow airship model by the Benbow Air ship company of Carbon at the fair next week. T. C. Benbow has been in Syracuse this summer working on the airship. A large Crow Indian delegation is expected to attend the races and take part in a sham battle.
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Standard
Billings
Billings Fair Association
Benbow Airship Company of
Carbon
T. C. Benbow
Benbow
Syracuse
N. Y
Biggest Coal Washer at Storrs Planned in Montana
Bozeman September 2 Work progresses at Storrs by the Washoe company. The mill will use about 1,000,000 feet of lumber and promise the state’s largest coal washer. Mr. Cox of Anaconda will run the hotel and boarding house, due in a few weeks. Additional buildings rise and about 100 coking ovens will be built before winter.
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Standard
Bozeman
Storrs
Washoe Company
Washoe
Cox
Anaconda
Teacher Needed After Kibbey School Resigns
Great Falls Sept 2. Following Mrs. Titus resignation the Kibbey school did not open today. County Superintendent Kearns was asked to supply a teacher and was expected to send one out in the morning.
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Standard
Great Falls
Titus
Kibbey
Kearns
Bank Assessments Raised in Yellowstone County
Billings September 2 The state board of equalization order leads Yellowstone county to raise bank real estate assessments. The First National Bank of Billings gains 41164 dollars and Yellowstone National Bank receives 11.85 dollars added to its real estate assessment excluding banking houses.
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Standard
Billings
State Board of Equalization
Board of County Commissioners
Yellowstone County
First National Bank
City
Yellowstone National Bank
Republicans Set Dates for County Convention and Primaries
Carbon County Republicans in Red Lodge convened to fix the county convention for Sept 22 and Primaries for Sept 20. The chairman may set an alternate date if the state convention does not meet by Sept 25.
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Standard
Red Lodge
Republican Central Committee
Grant Receives Patent For Remounting Photographs
Washington announces a patent to I. G. Grant for an apparatus to remount photographs. Pensions were granted to Edward Richards of Whitehall and Harriet A. Wardis of Bozeman.
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Standard
Washington, D. C
I. G. Grant
Edward Richards
Whitehall
Harriet A. Wardis
Bozeman
Sudden Death of 3-Month-Old McAllister Infant
In Bozeman on September 2, the three month old child of Mr and Mrs James McAllister died suddenly and the funeral was held yesterday afternoon at their Olive street home.
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The
Standard
Bozeman
James McAllister
Olive Street
Basin Is Looking Up After Basin Works Lease Hearing
In Boulder on September 2 Judge Parker will hear pleas over the Basin Katie mining property. Glass brothers and eastern stockholders clashed over a copper smelter setup, leaving Basin idle for years. Now Butte parties seek to lease, potentially reviving local industry and jobs as in a favorable haul from nearby mines.
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Standard
Boulder
Parker
Basin
Glass Brothers
Katie
Katle
F. C. Berendes
Bank of Boulder
Butte
Anaconda
Forsyth residents reject bid to move county seat
Rosebud townspeople sought to relocate the county seat to Rosebud but the attorney general said two thirds of votes cast were needed. After examining laws and precedents the petitioners withdrew it, noting Forsyth held nearly half the county votes.
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Standard
Forsyth
Rosebud
Rosebud County
Discharged Robbery Suspects In Fraser Court
Joseph Anderson and Frances, jailed for a week on a robbery charge, were discharged today in Justice Fraser's court on a motion by the county attorney. Anderson claimed Frances as his wife.
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The
Standard
Billings
Joseph Anderson
Frances
Anderson
Fraser
Andersons Arrested in Robbery Case Against Fisher
John Fisher accused the Andersons of slugging him with a sandbag and stealing 60 dollars during a visit to a dive run by a woman. Fisher disappeared from the city, authorities could not locate him, and the case was dismissed with the suspects ordered to leave town.
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Andersons
John Fisher
County
Jorney Hothorn
Fisher
Mortensen Chooses Shooting Over Hanging for Death Sentence
In Salt Lake City Peter Mortensen the condemned slayer of James Ha secretary of the Pacific Lumber company was sentenced to death. The date was set for October seventeenth between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Utah law allows the condemned to choose between hanging and shooting Mortensen chose to be shot and made a brief protest of innocence before the decision.
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Salt Lake
Peter Mortens
James Ha
Pacific Lumber Company
Utah
Socialist Movement in England Denies Trade Union Destruction Claim
In London on Sept 2 W C Stedman delivers a presidential address at the Trades Council denying that trade unionism harms British commercial supremacy. He argues relief for workers comes from forming a united political force. A resolution to omit reference to King Edward VII’s coronation is adopted, and a motion on the South African War being unjust passes 176 to 154.
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London
W. C. Stedmii
Tradesion Council
Brr
London Times
Pap
Stedman
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Missouri River
Ruby Valley Branch
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Butte Worsted
Cision
Sweet Marie
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Carbon County
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Cardui
Ae Oy
Dean
Mortensen
Hays
Socialist Movement
England
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