Inquest on George Elphison Death at Tuttle Parlors
An inquest at Tuttle undertaking parlors heard testimony on George H. Elphison who died at St. Ann's hospital after being wounded by Arthur Stewart. County Attorney John W. James led witnesses including Susie Stewart and Dr. St. Jean. Verdict cited infection or blood poisoning from a gunshot wound as the cause, with Stewart implicated. James described Elphison forgiving Stewart on his deathbed.
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Tuttle Undertaking
George H. Elphison
St. Ann’s Hospital
John W. James
Arthur Stewart
George
Kiphisen
Susie Stewart
Alder Street
Dr. St. Jean
Elphison
Stewart
Chauncy Beal
Elphisen
Mr. Elphisen
Jeff
St. Ann's Hospital
Andrew G. Lindquist
Ekiphison
Dr. Spelman
J. M. Sligh
Carman
Sligh
Funeral Plan for Deceased in Helena After Fatal Appendicitis
The county attorney directs Stewart to St. Ann's hospital for surgery, but no operation has occurred. Mrs. Elphison travels from Chicago, Mrs. O'Brien from Butte, and a Helena niece attend the funeral. The service will be at the Tuttle parlors followed by a requiem high mass at St Peter's church at 9 o'clock Thursday.
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Stewart
St. Ann's Hospital
George H. Elphison
Chicago
O'Brien
Butte
Helena
Tuttle
St Peter's Church
George H. Alphison
C. A. Tuttle
St. Peter’s Church
Thomas C. Conley Held On Grand Larceny Charge
Special Correspondence reports at Leer Lodge Thomas C. Conley faced a preliminary hearing before Justice Thomas W. Catlin on grand larceny. The defense motion to discharge was denied, and Conley was bound over to district court with $1000 bond. Prosecutors included County Attorney S. Vo Wilson and Jo HO Ditty of Anaconda. The complaint alleges Coates took a chore belonging to Severino Cecconi, an Italian in Anaconda.
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Leer Lodge
Thomas C. Conley
Justice of the Peace
Thomas W. Catlin
Wo Paul
S. Vo Wilson
Jo HO Ditty
Anaconda
Cluarees Coates
Severino Cecconi
Anaconca
Writs of Habeas Corpus Granted by the Judge
Judge Winston granted writs of habeas corpus yesterday for A. Schilling of Butten and George Rathievich a Montecestin. Sehilling and Patrievich were ordered released from custody. Patricevich faces second degree assault charges with a warrant of arrest issued.
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Winston
Schilling
B'lieten
Cheorge Ratheevich
Montecestin
Garrison
Triel
M. D. Platner
Kiliston
Iontier
Justice of the Peace
Albert Rosonengale
Garnson
O Bo OS Panian Wah
Batheevicoh
J. A. Duffy
Anaconda
Sehilling
Patricevich
Batsiovich
Anaconda Man Found Dead at Quinlan Ranch
Special Correspondence from Philipsburg reports Harry Quinan found Sullivan, a laborer from Anaconda, dead at the Quinlan ranch on Rock Creek after a period of heavy drinking. Coroner Allison was notified of the death after the bunkhouse discovery Monday morning.
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Philipsburg
Harry Quinan
Nooy
Allison
Rock Creek
Quinelan
Sullivan
Anaconda
Quinlan Ranch
Quinlan
Indians Remanded to County Jail in Powell Case
Two Cree Indians from Deer Lodge were brought by writ of habeas corpus to a hearing before Judge Winston and remanded back to Sheriff Larsen. They face a preliminary hearing on a new Powell county complaint, with trial not until the November term. Names are Batiste and Lamefoot, related to Rockyboy. The men are accused of stealing a mare and colt on the Gold Creek range but claim ownership of the animals.
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Deer Lodge
Winston
Woolson
Powell County
Batiste
Lamefoot
Rockyboy
Gold Creek
Death of William P Grove After Smelter Line Accident
William P Grove died hours after injuries from a line accident at the smelter. He suffered severe leg injuries and other trauma. Coroner Allen will hold an inquest at 9:30 this morning, and the body will be shipped to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles E Grove, Rock Island, NL, on the evening train.
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William BP. Grove
St. Ang’s Hospital
Allen
Charles E. Grove
Rock Island
William P. Grove
D. A. Tuttle
Rock Island, Ill
Telephone expansion drives Idaho construction boom
The Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Co conducts heavy building and improvement work across Idaho with Wallace seeing a new exchange building and central energy switch board installation. Widespread cable work includes pole removals and interior block distribution of wires.
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Salt Lake Tribune
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Idaho
Coeur d'Alene
Exchange
Wallace
Faversham's Company Plays Baseball on the Common
The William Faversham company under Capt. Isaac Marburgh played a baseball game against Anaconda young men on the city commons. Faversham's team led by strong bats and strategic pitching finished 72 to 59, drawing cheers from company ladies as spectators.
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William Faversham Company
Isaac’ Mar
Favershams
Woodmen Gather for George Elphison Funeral
Members of the Woodmen of the World meet at Carpenters' Union Hall at 8 15 a m on Thursday September 19 to attend the funeral of Neighbor George Elphison. W L M DERMOTT Clerk.
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The
Woodmen of the World
Carpenters’ Union Hall
George Elphison
W. L. M’dermott
Poultry Exhibits to be Collected for Fair
Superintendent W. J. Hicks requests all poultry exhibits be ready by noon on Tuesday September 24 at 22 Main Street. Notify him by card or phone with name and address.
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Main Street
W. J. Hicks
Poultry Department
Dancing at Pavilion Friday Evening Night Party
Dancing at the pavilion Friday evening will continue with music and entertainment as 12 cars depart every 15 minutes from 7 p.m. through the night.
Deer Lodge County Fair Season Tickets Put On Sale
Pair tickets for the Deer Lodge county fair are available at multiple outlets including Montana hotel Roach Smith Smith Drug Co Guy Drug Co MacCullum Clou Uer Mercantile Standard Drug Co G W Sparrow drug store Copper City Commercial Co Pete Minor's.
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Deer Lodge
Montana
Roach & Smith
Smith Drug Company
Guy Drug Company
MacCullum-Clou Uer Mercantile Company
Standard Drug Company
G. W. Sparrow's Drug Store
Copper City Commercial Company
Pete Minor
Two boys found drunk near Margaret theater last night
Percy Ingalls the night chief of police found two boys in front of the Margaret theater in a drunken condition. They were unable to tell their names and were locked in the police station. An effort will be made to determine who supplied the liquor.
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Percy Ingalls
Margaret Theater
Social at Woodmen hall hosts regional clubs
All Modern Woodmen Royal Neighbors and friends are invited to a social at Woodmen hall on Wednesday evening September 18 at 8 30 oclock.
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Woodmen Hall
Anaconda Theatergoers Pack Margaret for Show
When good shows come to Anaconda they draw strong patronage as locals sense what is worthwhile. A large audience attended the Margaret last.
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Anaconda
Margaret
Evening greeting for William Faversham at The Squaw Man
Patrons enjoyed William Faversham’s presentation of The Squaw Man with an approving reception. No further details of the event were provided beyond the advance notices.
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William Faversham
Stageg's Linoleums and Carpets and Local Notices
Local items list Stageg's linoleums and carpets, upcoming events and personal notices. Emmet Sullivan heads to Chicago for college while Mrs. Frank D. Wilson of Butte visits the city. Several births, travels, sales ads, and funeral notices are noted along with a Masonic lodge gathering and other community happenings.
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Frank D. Wilson
Butte
City
Saloon Owner to Face Hearing Over Minor Drink Charge
Henry Willenweider who runs the Monte Cristo saloon on East Commercial avenue will be given a hearing before Police Magistrate O'Royle this morning on a charge of selling intoxicating liquor to a minor. Chief Capps will testify for the state. He was released on bond of $100.
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Henry Willenweider
Monte Cristo
East Commercial Avenue
O’royle
Chief Capps
Transit schedule reads eight to twelve cars every 15 minutes
The notice lists service from 7 a.m. with eight to twelve cars per interval every quarter hour. It implies a regular cadence beginning at seven in the morning.
The Greatest Gift Epitaph Quatrain
A Birmingham Age Herald quotation celebrates laughter as the greatest gift. It notes a man who rarely had money yet greeted mornings with song and a constant smile.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
Grape-Nuts Praised As Ideal Ready Breakfast Dish
The meat eater and the vegetarian alike are charmed with the Girape-Nuts food. It has a crisp taste with the delicate flavor of grape sugar and is instantly ready for the table without any cooking. Grape-Nuts furnishes one of the daintiest scientific dishes ever placed on a breakfast table. Read The Road to Wellville in packages.
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Wellville
Chicago Seen as Adamless Eden Amid Strenuous Life
The Baltimore Sun reports Dr. Evans predicts Chicago will become an Adamless Eden due to the surge in deaths from the strenuous life, though the city still seems far from such a transformation.
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Baltimore Sun
Anaconda Horse Thief Captured in Helena
James Jones confessed to stealing a horse in Missoula and another in Anaconda. He was arrested in East Helena after a countywide search and is returned to Anaconda on grand larceny charges. The captured gear and horses were recovered. Jones used the alias James Crawford when hiring a team from Brownell & Reese of Anaconda.
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Helena
Standard
James Jones
Missoula
Anaconda
Fleming
Jones Witt
East Helena
James Crawford
Brownell & Reese
Charter Oak monument marks Hartford historic site
The Society of Colonial Wars of Connecticut unveiled a monument at Charter Oak avenue and place. The corpulent column within an iron fence bears a globe atop four dolphins and oak leaves bearing an inscription about the 1687 hiding of the Charter and the 1856 fall of the original tree.
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Springfield
Charter Oak Avenue
Charter Oak Place
Charter Oak
Colony of
Connecticut
Plymouth
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George Wedekind
Idaine Falls
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Mrs. Bishop
D. A. Boyd
Geo. H. Elphison
M. P. Mahoney
James T. Stanford
Great Falls
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Ravalli
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N. P. Railway
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Trans
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