Anaconda Woman Seized on Charge of Insanity
Mrs Vielscher Fleischer, once an art teacher, is held in Anaconda county jail after an incident on East Third Street in which she produced a revolver and threatened her husband, with a hearing on insanity to be set by county commissioners and a medical commission.
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Tark Avenue
Mere. Fleischer
Allagher
Wleighee
Tolan
Kim Bho
Ate
Mya
Metseher
Alough
Hye Hiushand
Pame
Plelaah Han
California
Butte
Panpatung
Flelacner
Wylag
Piciachor
Fletscher
Amr
Ant
Kelliher
Board of County Conmissioners
Sonia
Whnetors
Coroner called as body of Jack W. Lacey found near Champion
Coroner Walsh was summoned to Champton yesterday afternoon to take charge of the body of Jack W. Lacey. It is unclear where death occurred but believed to be here in Deer Lodge County near Champion. The man had lived in the area for over 20 years with a wife and daughter.
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Champton
Jack W. Lacey
Champion
Deer Lodee
Walsh
Tacos
Steal an Old Man’s Watch Sparks Arrests in Morning
Two young men were arrested in a lite hour for stealing an elderly man’s watch. The victim, Taartind, reported the theft after waking to find his watch missing. Police traced the suspects, who denied intent, and one was later detained at the city jail. The case heads to a serious charge that could lead to penitentiary time.
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Mie
Phice
Hariy
Jatt
Fitgpaterels
Haylehon
Omer Ainmaker
Sunset Fire Quivers Over Anaconda Residents
Residents of Anaconda reported a dramatic sunset that appeared with fiery rays and a misty glow as if a forest fire burned nearby. Officials noted no fire in the region, while cables to Cable and Georgetown carried reports of distant flames and smoke, prompting concern among locals.
M'Carthy Bests Walsh in Twenty Rounds
In a tough twenty round bout at the Porayth event, M'Carthy defeated Walsh with steady punching and late endurance. The match featured trading combinations and solid defense from both fighters, with M'Carthy gaining the edge in the later rounds as Walsh pressed.
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M'Carthy
Walsh
Prominent Mormons Visit Billings on Irrigation Tour
Prominent Mormons including Joseph Smith Jr travel through Billings en route to Garland Wyoming. A Mayo council discussed a Big Horn valley irrigation project costing about 100000 pounds. A reception was hosted at Billings club with local dignitaries and Mrs Spar. The party plans to leave on to Ogden after a day’s session.
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Billings
Garland
Wyo
Joseph Smith
Mormon Church
Big Horn Valley
Mir Ahi
Billings Visitors Leave for the East in Special Dispatch
A large group of visitors and students from Billings departed this morning for eastern points. Miss Harriet Brayton travels with her mother Mrs Brayton to Nebraska to attend university events while others head toward Pawnee and Miles City for related gatherings.
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Billings
Sept
Eysteri Points
Birlington
Harriet Grayton
Iduenin
Neh
B.1
Brayton
Nebriska
Eugene Mileu
Miles Cry
Morris Benedict
Thy Fans
Faener
Univis Paltry
Pawnee
Marty
Helena court ruling sustains lower court decision
Fragmentary text describes a Helena courtroom event where a lower court ruling was sustained on appeal. Names and specifics are unclear, but legal actions and references to court stages imply an appeal outcome and ongoing legal services involvement.
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Helven
Helena
Graves
Salvation Army Parade Draws Kentucky Crowd
Many Kentuckians see the Salvation Army parade and service drawing large crowds. The event featured civilians and soldiers marching, with a hot day noted and some participants forming a long procession. Local leaders, including Coline Holke, decided to stay through Thursday as marchers continued their plans.
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Tackson
Holke Han
Storm Rakes Atlantic Coast In Deadly Storm
Philadelphia reports a tropical storm sweeping the Atlantic coast causing deaths and wrecks. Six known deaths, five missing sailors believed drowned. Multiple vessels sunk or driven aground near Delaware bays and Cape Henlopen. Rescue efforts aided by steam pilot boat Philadelphia. several crews rescued in poor condition. Breakwater, telegraph lines, and harbor facilities suffer damage. Lewes and other areas report downed trees and chimneys. A new Episcopal church is planned in a nearby town with brick construction and initial pledges.
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Philadelphia
Middle Auimlic States
Sraik Ts
Delaware Rapes
New Jersey
Delaware
Carey
Telegraph
Talepane
Capes
Tost
Ovezn City
Phila AcIphin
Marcus Hook
Harbor of Refuge
East End
Lewes
Delaware Coast Tempest Wreaks Heavy Loss and Shipwrecks
A severe nor’easter battered the Delaware Capes over several days, sinking the schooner A. Marsh and drowning four crewmen. The storm, with winds near 60 knots, blasted Loy 1H and wrecked the vessel as tries to reach harbor failed. Coast guards and rescuers report extensive damage and ongoing hazardous seas off the coast.
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Delaware
Bol
A. Marsh
J. P. Mehaties
Vesard
Dil
Nordund
Xan
Van
Disjointed Dispatches Signal City Finance and Disaster News
At Helens and nearby locales reports mix municipal financing and a fatal bird electrocution. City Attorney T Ed ward Horskehag cites state provisions as Barret Mist Milena seeks bonds for a municipal water works project. In Elena and Lonion, birds tied to wires caused deaths and a dimmed mood as typhoons and steamship repairs ripple through coastal activity.
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Helens
T Edward Horskehag
Lnw
Barret Mist Milena
Hunter Shot Foot in Hunting Accident near Cascade
Alvert L. Broodis, a rancher twelve miles east of Cascade, was badly wounded when a shotgun discharged while he mounted his horse. He bled severely, crawled to a mule, and was found by nearby residents. Dr. McCleland treated the injury and he was brought to town for surgery.
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Standard
Great Falls
Alvert L. Broodis
Cascade
Brooks
Tim
McCleland
Butte Team to Play in Helena This Weekend
Helena hosts two games arranged by Ray Chucek of the Helena club with Port Harrison and Helena on Saturday and Sunday. Butte's local team opposition slated for Sunday as the Capital City hosts the two-day baseball event. Franks Mayer reports large poultry awards funded by Bilings businessmen and others, noting a very large exhibit.
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Standard
Helena
Sept
Ray Chucek
Helena Baseball Club
Port Harrison
Butte Rediation Works Leatin
Capital City
Hillings Flr
Miller
Ex-police captain caught in the toils
A former Capital Police captain from Ames, Wisconsin, arrested on a Minneapolis warrant. The case involves a grand jury indictment and alleged complicity in a corruption network tied to Ames officials. Names and precise charges are unclear in the readable text.
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Aaneayitic
Wis
Capital Police
Minnes Polly Poles
Ames
Minneapolis
Aircrift
Charlie R
FDI
Janesville
Ag.ewaing Hi
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