Montana Offlcers Elected By Press Association
W W Cheely reelected president of the Montana Press Association and Walter Aiten named secretary. New officers include L Dobell Maj W We Alderson Kilroy Ira Cale and others. Honorary members W C Conran and MT Behwartz named. Sheridan attacks Barnard hostility to publishers. resolution to withdraw support discussed.
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Yellowstone Park
Sept. S
Mae Fauna Dress Association
W. W. Cheely
Butte Inte
Walter Aiten
Livingston Enterprise
Otter
L. Dobell
Helena
Maj. W. We Alderson
Vne Avant-Courier
Unird Vite Peel
Kilroy
Bulle Teeveille
Hisiariad
Ira Cale
Frayth Ties
Fallowhier
Jere Murphy
Bulle Inter Mountain
Mhert Divckins
Mantana Daily
Reevi B
D. Strong
Butte Teter Mauntain
Prank Wright
J. C. Quikey
Stevenpyrthe Register
A. Campbell
Montana Daily Record
W. CG. Conran
Great Walls
Gallwey
MT. Behwartz
Butte
Hussey R. Watson
Fergus County Argus
Cheely
Montana
Usaris
Ahanga
Safier
Sheridan
Big Tinker Pioneer
Barnard Company
Stommamn
ReuUre
Staty
Troi
Ofter Gris Wilen
Walter Muurgom
Red Lodge
Tod Solar
Alderton Chiefs Livingview Post War Trade Committee
Alderton of the Livingview Post chairs a postwar trade committee with authority to appoint members and compile a plan for publishers of the state on foreign handling. The committee’s report is due next year and is expected to be a major policy maker of the era. Twenty five active members attended. total present 45 with honorary members.
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Alderton
Livingview
Ifersal
Wiemaier
Neverlaings Hin
Tas Peel
Citizens of Victor Denounce Peabody
A mass meeting in Cripple Creek denounces Governor Peabody for sending troops to the district. Resolutions condemn the action as unwarranted and anarchistic, urging restraint toward soldiers and noting the Cripple Creek district as peaceful. No injuries reported after a powder explosion damaged Sanset Lack's cabin.
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Fond Eniseyieneen
Mariny
Peary Expedition Funds Range High for Arctic Quest
News reports abundant funding for Peary's Arctic expedition under the Peary Arena club in New York led by Merrig JK Seesup. The project plans a $160,000 budget, far exceeding the four-year cost of an earlier voyage. Commander Perry intends to recruit Eskimos and establish a base 420 miles from Wales Sound, sending a supporting party to hunt seals for provisions as a dash toward the pole.
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Peary
Peary Arena Club
Naw
York
Merrig JK
Seesup
Wales Sound
Perry
British minister on the Cuban trade policy background
The report discusses a British minister's view on Cuba's trade relations with the Tarbert States. It notes potential regional tensions, fear of British trade disruption, and concerns about curbing Cuban calls and the broader export market amid competing interests. Reforms and economic links with Canada are mentioned as part of the wider context.
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Lona
Sept. A
MMH
Caton
Wiig
Culuy
Tarbert
Carden Raya
Cana
Tobyeao
Unclear Historical Record of Arrests in Supe County
Fragmentary OCR notes name Harlan Witte and Lawrence Walker among arrestees in a county case. Mentions a charge related to robbery and a separate individual identified as a horse caller. Readable details are limited and entities are uncertain due to garbled text.
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Supe
Pho -Hladno
Mehl
Harlan Witte
Wiorence Walkar
Bribery Charges Hit City Officials in Grand Jury Report
The grand jury at Denver Calr Sept 4 indicts County Recorder Thomas Muloney and Clerk Tilly Alehele on bribery and contempt charges tied to county records. It condemns city government for lax justice, misused accounts, and neglect by the old board of county commissioners, calling for accountability and reform.
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Denver
Calr
Penn
Grand Jaey
Sonnel
Acta
Coanei
Love for Cem Oh Pap Ha Fatality in River Incident
Tahir Seepy of the Indian police and Feink Havin of White-Layo were arrested in connection with the death near Taman. A jealous motive involving 11 year old Cenon Pan Ha is suggested. The body was found in the Tawa river with a bullet wound to the throat and throat cutting. The girl is in custody and denies involvement.
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Towa
Tahir
Taman
Havin
India Gil
Tawa
Barle
Express Employee Confesses To Robbery
Kansas City police arrested Aunt Alheart Andrews a Wells Fargo Express employee for alleged thefts. He confessed to stealing numerous watches including Maimonds and walcries from packages mailed over the past year, naming no other involved employees. Andrews, 21, claims others were not implicated. His wife's family is noted in Wichita.
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Kansas City
Alheart Andrews
Wells-Farge Express Company
Hagompihy
Andrews
Wells-Fargo
Aii Hin
Tia Wits
Moni Aga
Prominen
Wichita
Ditch Proposition Promises City Expansion and Growth
Dispatch reports Huntley Mats ditch plan revived with start of work next spring. Clark and Shring of Seattle backers aim to fund, triggering extensive settlement of Tillinge and Mantanny lands. Open for buyers as fuel capital floods the project, with rapid completion anticipated.
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Huntley
Elill
Clark
John Shring
Seutile
Jane
Dalrig
Exploration Tale Amid Arctic Perils and Kennedy Bondage
Fragmentary OCR passage recounts General Greely's Arctic expedition with mentions of illness kidney disease and a claimed remedy by Kennedy. It cites medical claim language and obscure names, with disjointed phrases about dangers at sea and a mix of historical figures and remedies.
Dhent Event Briefly Hinted In Local Report
A fragmentary item notes a short term event bringing a green size city project within five years. No clear names, places, or dates are readable. The readable portion suggests a pending plan or development over a multi year horizon without specifics.
Billings Sees Strong Turnout At County Fair
Special Dispatch reports Billings officials, led by secretary George, praise Yellowtail county turnout at the Bozeman fair. About 700 paid admissions Thursday are cited. officials expect even stronger attendance with support from Bozeman and Calhoun counties. George notes local pride and plans for better horses and stronger community effort.
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Standard
Billings
W. D. George
Billings” Wall
Bozeman
Geogre
Dillings
Bowndary
Nosthah
Borane
Bogen
New Marble Grade Found at Deer Creek
A new marble grade has been located in the Deer Creek beds. Beale and PH Cook returned with numerous samples, including a large block of pure blue marble. The stone shows bright, crystal-like inclusions and smooth, polished surfaces. Tests will determine how this grade compares with others.
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Slania
Deer Creek
Beale
PH Cook
United States
Dogether
Ludky
Bozeman
Col
O. P. Chishom
Sulouwl
Owner’s Shortage Ends in Lake Washington Suicide
Seattle Sept 6 Charrs PF AVAIRA, a focal bookkeeper, faced removal for a cash shortage. He left his office promising repayment, then disappeared. His body was found on Lake Washington with a bullet wound. A life policy for 2000 was found on him, and his employer’s inquiry suggests insurance coverage will settle the shortage. Murfin family learned of a fraudulent marriage connected to the case.
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Seattle
Charrs
Avaira
Focal
Lake Washington
Murfin
DIES OF SPOTTED FEVER IN HOSPITAL
Dispatch from Branford reports Gus W Whalen of Sault Ste Marie Michigan died at Ulster hospital in Wize city tonight. He was 26, a chaplain of Eles lodge at Sanl But AMMA and Wen was on Mason. His mother arrived on No. 1 tonight. He had been in Clearwater country and was brought to hospital last Monday.
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Vie Branford
Gus W. Whalen
Sault Sto Male
Mich
Ulsters’ S
Wize
Apolled
Whaler
Eles Lodge
Sanl
Amma
Wen
Mason
Whalen
Hir
No. 1
Saloon Suspect, Diamonds Thefts Tie Up Missoula Police
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Missoula io night life disruption after a gambling room raid led to arrest of dealer P P Anderson who allegedly took a $100 cash bribe. A saloon sale is noted, while a separate robbery at M J Daniels store results in a fatal shooting who died after police wheeled him away. Diamonds stolen from Daniels are traced to a group of masked robbers.
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Standard
Missoula
Fiopt
Unclear fragmentary report of a rendezvous
A fractured OCR fragment references a destination portal from Umea and militia activity linking to a rendezvous at an unspecified location. Names, dates, and concrete details are unreadable, leaving only scattered terms like Denle Tame Teavous and Alt Naune.
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Umea
Tne Af
Witness Sentenced for Contempt in County Court
Forsyth Sept 6 the case Guy against Davie with Northway as Intervener faced a motion for judgment denied after witnesses were examined. Philip Bogue was jailed 10 days for contempt after appearing intoxicated in court. More witnesses will be examined Thursday as Yellowstone County Court adjourns.
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Stanford
Forsyth
Guy
Davie
Northway
Hogue
Wenihere
Jude Lord
Billingson
Yellowstone County Court
Teachers Elected in Hoxcumna Special Dispatch to the Standard
Fazeman Sept Miss Mars Lewis wid Miss Augusta Brittan elected to fill vacancies caused by resignations of Miss Ferris and Mrs De Camp in public school teaching. Lewis an early graduate of the state normal college at Dition Brittan recently moved from Town after teaching 30 district schools. Schools open the day after Labor Day.
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Fazeman
Mars Lewis
Augusta Brittan
Hazeman
Ferris
de Camp
Lewis
State Normal College
Britten
Conflicting Colonial Governance Sparks Racial Reform Petition
A petition from German colonial authorities seeks regulations akin to Dutch colonies allowing mixed witness rules and advancing colored policemen in European areas. The moves aim to alter judicial parity and policing, challenging white authority and eroding French prestige.
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Merlin
Seri
Turapenny
Unclear case cites divorce suit in district court
The document alleges a divorce suit filed in district court involving Josephine Vasaen berger and Andrew Puraenberger. It mentions accusations of infidelity and threats including a pipe incident, with a marriage dated July 23, 1002.
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Apel
Tlelunn
Fragments From Richmond on Capital Punishment Rebellion
A damaged clipping references a 40 day protest against Governor AccOUNE over roApUNE. It mentions 2,500 citizens and a planned hanging involving Anderson. Impassioned pleas urge restraint and warn against vigilante action to protect wives and children.
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Richmond
Vas
beeAndignin- Hon
Lang
Anderson
Staraday
Building operations to be called off in 1904
Large contracting firms report a nationwide pullback in building plans for 1904. Major railroad and industrial projects face withdrawal or postponement as labor troubles and market fragility bite. Pennsylvania Railroad scales back $40 million in plans while New York and Chicago show hundreds of millions in stalled activity.
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Filtshueg
Tkely
Pennayivania
New York
Chicago
Henry Phipps
FL. C. Frick
W. Oliver
Sheriff Potter Faces Alleged Horse Thief in Red Lodge
In Bilugs this morning Sheriff M. W. Potter of Red Lodge detained Reynolds, the man sought for a six month old horse theft warrant. Reynolds approached Potter at Lily Ingston yesterday, shook hands, and declared he was the man the sheriff sought.
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Stanard
Billings
Sherif M. W. Potter
Red Lodge
Bilugs
Maine
Reynalds
Reynolda
Bheri
Red Lodge Coal Firm Faces Wage Demand Standstill
Manager George G. Hough says the company cannot afford the new wage series demanded by the Hstriss organization amid privatisation pressures, forcing a pause in operations as conditions bite and the firm remains in business.
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Red Lodge
George G. Hough
Rbiger Coal Mites
Ie Company
Ue Hstriss
Death of Mrs. Mitenke in Helena After Illness
Della Mitenke, wife of Julius Mitenke, died this afternoon at about four o clock from heart disease after an illness of about two weeks. She was BF years old and came to Helena from Galway, Ireland sixteen years ago. She married Julius Mitenke in 1891.
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Sprcia
Helena
f—Della Mitehke
Julia Atitehke
Mitenke
Galway
Ireland
Julius
Family mourns loss as relatives number in dozens
Mitchke and her husband are survived by three sons aged 10, 8, and 6 named Johm Irvin and Walle. Four brothers Michael Myers of Helens and Dennis Patrick and Thomas Myers of Butte also survive. No arrangements have yet been made for the funeral.
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Mitchke
Johm
Irvin
Walle
Michael Myers
Helens
Dennis
Patrick
Thomas Myers
Butte
Faera
Claimant Says He Owns Famous Blue Horse
Special Dispatch reports Wh E McCarty recently arrived from Cady Wre to Bridger claiming ownership of the famed blue horse linked to the Bridger bank robbery. McCarty says Lonesome Joe borrowed the horse near Pontpey's Pillar fifteen miles from Billings, disappeared after, then Joe sold it to Charles Bell who sold it to Sheriff Potter for 763. McCarty will decide whether to pursue the horse’s return.
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Standand Hed Lodge
McCarty
Cady
Three men plead not guilty in chatelet court case
William Thusghes, Tae Sing and John Brond faced assault and procuring women charges in the chatelet court. They pleaded not guilty before Judge Tudge Smith and were remanded to the sheriff's custody with representation by A. F. Heywood and Lee Sing by KR. Purcell.
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Staniaic
Helena
William Thusghes
Tae Sing
John Brond
Tudge Smith
Chatelet
I Court
Hughes
Brad
A. F
Heywoor
Lee Sing
KR. Purcell
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