Inquest Hears Doomed Man Paid for Saloon Feud
A coroner's inquest heard that Joseph Salter died from a bullet wound and blood poisoning after gunfire at a saloon tied to a feud with Sullivan. Doctors testified the wound and treatment were improper, and witnesses linked the dispute to an argument over gambling losses at the nearby lodging house.
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Joseph Salter
Honda
Taingy
Sullivan
Walsh
Stokes
Statt
Matt Canning
Carlatopher Murner
John 8
la Scott
Dr. Stokes
Tan
Sater
Bater
Canning
Laier
Turner
Saier
Sid I
Feialo
Baler
Jon
Saler
John B. Sullivan
Turners
Il Caming
Council
Aalpen
Fin
Thomas Johnson
Coune Satawn
Acrosa
Galinghar
Waany
Henry
Slanfair
James Attray
Zvitt Canning
Fragmented OCR note misreads a street incident
A garbled passage describes an accordion performance by a person and a horse in the street. It mentions police, a protest, and someone resisting the officers. The text is partially unreadable and does not present a clear, coherent event.
Sanders Family Mourns Death of Last Born
Alle Frances Sanders infant daughter of AY and Mrs Loula Sanders died last night at home after a brief illness of stomach inflammation. seven months old. The body will be shipped to Helena for burial near Wilbur P Sanders, pioneer and grandfather. The family receives wide sympathy from friends in their bereavement.
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Alle Frances
Loula
Sandéry
North
Henry Eireel
Ville
Helena Shin
Wilbur P. Sanders
Cale Waa
Fee Ulle
Sanders
Democratic Candidate Explains Senate Strategy in 1912
The interview outlines how a Democratic victory could yield a Democratic House and a Republican Senate, with Bryan arguing that party alignment and public opinion would force concessions. He asserts that even a Republican Senate could be compelled to back labor and tariff reforms if the electorate supports the Democratic platform.
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Senate
Taft
Bryan
Representatives
House
Out
Pribune
Republcan Senate
House of Representatives
Blu
Tal
Rene Wil
Alka
Tadt
Tovpublician
Congress
Republican Party
Mr. Bryan
Tribune
The
Thia
Troton
Aiealiong
Democratie Renidnte
Roe Publica
Ana No
Funds Lacking Says Mr Hitchcock in Chicago Speech
Frank Hitchcock chairman of the Republican National Committee admitted funds for a vigorous campaign are scarce. He said delays arose from states needing adjustment of factional differences and that the party aims to mount a 20 day October push to win in normally Republican states and several doubtful ones. Hoarse is cautious about Indiana and Minnesota parts, predicting Taft and Sherman victory in Indiana and a net Republican gain in Minnesota’s House delegation.
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Chicago
Frank H. Hitchcock
Republican National Conmittes
Toost
Hitchcock
Henry Cochims
Milwaukee
Ator la Follette
Sala
John P. Kealing
Kidinna
Fatroonks
Indiana
Indiana Will &O
Taft
Sherman
James A. Taamey
Minpésota
House
Butte Briefs From a Busy Montana Night
WW Williams hurries from Helena. Many visitors and guests arrive in Butte, including Wl Hetty, Hervey from Billings, J di walrd from Bagemat, Charles D. French at the Thornton, George Mège at the Philen from Lewistown, Harvey Wellcome from Boulder, Morrison from Whiteshot, Willan J. Thomas of Great Falls, R. W. Lililenaige of Billings, John Polich of Iron Mountain, Miss Mabel Wlard of Tillen, Edith Colvin visiting from Diings, and others. Births include a Sept 20 son to Mr and Mrs Emil Wieon at 182 West Woolman Street, Sept 18 birth to Mr and Mrs Thomas Prendergast at 819 Enspire Street. Frak Ganley of Deer Lodge en route to Red Rock for duck hunting. James Berry, former Nelson union president, restored after a week with illness. Mr and Mrs George Woodworth and Mr and Mrs Fred Woodworth travel from Wis ton to Lewistown for a state meeting. Thomas Bothwick, hack driver, injured by a hit from behind. reported improving at St James hospital awaiting return home.
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WW. Williams
Helena
Wl. Hetty
Deity Lown
Lelena
D. C
R. W. Lililenaige
Billings
Butte
John Polich
Irn Mountain
Mabel Wlard
Tillen
Whutel
B.A. Stewart
Edith Colvin
Emil Wieon
E. J. Goodkind
Aliss Gavinwind
Selena
Thornton
Thomas Prendergast
Enspire Street
Frak Ganley
Deer Lodge
Red Rock
James Berry
Newartiters' Union
Repotta Ae
Inter Cuntein
St. James’ Hospital
Awithin
Assault Charge Against Arnford Reported in City Detention
The city police arrest Charles Arnford on assault charges following testimony from Maud Byker the alleged victim. The incident allegedly occurred near 64th Past Aluminum Street and will be presented to Judge O GowAn in the morning session.
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Charles Arnford
Maud Byker
Hia Etep
Tat Ariford
Hia Crite
Aluminum Street
Vancouver sports notes and local results from Friday
Fragmentary Vancouver item notes events at St Patrick School arena and local teams. Mentions players and scores with unclear names and places, offering a glimpse of community sports activity and upcoming fixtures.
Floods Hit Malaga Province Drownings Reported
Fragmentary news notes heavy floods in Malaga province with houses damaged and several persons drowned. A separate item mentions a New York trade note involving an athlete and a possible change in teams, but details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Madrid
Malaga
Ptele
Moyer in Butte Visiting With Miners Leaders
Charles H. Moyer president of the Western Federation of Miners is in town for several days. He will be guest of the Butte Miners union and later visit Anaconda groups affiliated with the federation. He left Denver Aug 12 after time in Alaska and plans to return to Denver for union duties.
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Charles H. Moyer
Werte Federation of Afiners
Butte
Evanine Bo
Butte Miners’ Union
Ubatha
Tolah
Denver
Dutiee
Great Industries Organization
Moyer
Alaska
Don Mekones
Union Laot
Tutte
Butta
Nonlann
Gutte
Wr. Moyen
Conditiang
Guert
Western Federation of Miners
Democratic plan to force fighting in the Pacific states
Norman E. Mack, chair of the Democratic National Committee, announced efforts to mobilize support across the Pacific coast states in October. He cited reports from California, Oregon, Colorado, and Colorado as urging national action to secure Bryan and Kelso. He expects to visit California and Oregon and possibly tour other Democratic states, aimed at holding and expanding Democratic gains amid Republican losses.
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Ew York
Norman E. Mack
Democratic National Committee
Pacific Coast
Mack
California
Oneada
Mustans
Golorada
Bryan and
Keln
Middle West
Mack Jonfeht
National Committee
Oregon
Pacific States
Oalpher
farWest
Walkerville Council Quiet Meeting Report
A semi monthly Walkerville council session ran briefly with usual brief agenda items and limited discussion. The main topic was a newer sanitary proposal with plans to improve the sewer system. Council members attended, noting interest in addressing grievances and comparing with other states.
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Walkerville
Cocie
Atlandrere
Untitled fragment on life fight and distant events
A fragmented, archaic passage describes life struggle and hidden power structures. It mentions wetlands, people named Alexaander and Talon Panttic, a railroad training, and a large sum paid amid national demoralization. The text blends speculative narratives with unclear allegiances and fictional places.
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Brosrega
Alexaander
Lincis Central
Rmbrosit
Talon Panttic
Vail
Courtlera
Twraly
Columba
Haskell Responds to Hearst Charges Amid Tour
Oklahoma governor Charles Haskell criticizes Bill Hearst's allegations linking him to Standard Oil as falsehoods. He cites prior vindication in a state campaign and signals continued support for the Democratic ticket while traveling from Kansas City to Oklahoma. Meanwhile, tuberculosis advocate Dr. John Fulton is praised for milk purification efforts.
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Whaneas
City
Charles Haskell
Oklahoma
Democratic National
Kansas City
Eask
Huskell
Bill Hearst
Standard Oil Company
National Committee
Hearst
Alt. Hearst
Tralia
Mr. Maskell
Tamas
Chicago
Nile
Fragmented OCR item with unclear names and events
Fragmented text lists names and phrases with incoherent structure. It mentions a captain, an undertaker, and various garbled terms suggesting a disrupted report, possibly a financial or ceremonial scene with no clear outcomes or dates. The readable fragments offer few solid facts or context.
Foraker and Taft Candidacy Letter Clash Over Principles
A Roosevelt era letter reveals Theodore Roosevelt praising William Howard Taft and denouncing a proposed Republican compromise with Foraker. The document discusses loyalty to administration policies, party unity, and upcoming national convention support for Roosevelt aligned positions.
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Onlo
Repubican Party
Roosevelt
Foyaker
Hnnor
Taft
Weir
Theodore Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Oyster Bay
Foraker Delays Reply to Roosevelt Endorsement
Cincinnati dispatch reports United States Senator J. B. Foraker delaying any reply to President Roosevelt’s statement on J. Taft’s stance regarding his re election. Foraker cites lateness and hints a future statement after further consideration.
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Cincinnatii
United States
J. B. Foraker
Roosevelt
Jodie Taft
Senator Foraker
Associated Press
Paoruker
Gall
Taft reads statement but makes no comment
Cincinnati Ohio reports President Housevelt topic revisited amid Paraker Hearst clash. Taft rereads the pertinent letter then, after careful consideration, takes no new stance at present. Judge Tait signals possible future remarks.
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Taft
Cincinnati
Ohi
Weelydge
Housevelt
Paraker-Hearst
Tait
Foseelimai’s
Legals Notice of Creditors Estate of Tilda Pearson
Legals notice from the administrator of Tilda C Pearson deceased to creditors and all persons with claims against the estate. Four months to present claims with vouchers. Address for claims in Anaconda Montana at the district court clerk’s office. Proceedings for probate and appointment of M Mullin for letters testamentary.
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Duda
C. Pearson
Mont
Deer Longe
Montana
Nyls
Juda Cy Pearson
Anaconda
Toi
Dgepy
Athurney
Roger Edwards
Trippet
Bank
William J. Evans
Tha Aptain
William J. Means
Paraine
Eix Thos Cat
Lusinans
Sid Ghinte
Deer Lodge Atte
William Bvane
Montana amendment to state money management proposed
Montana copy outlines amendment to section 14 of article II of the state constitution. It creates a state depository board with power to designate depositories for all state funds, sets interest rules, and shields the treasurer from liability for deposits managed properly. prohibits profit from public moneys and imposes penalties for misuse. Separate county ballots to vote on November general election. Approved March 6, 1907.
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Montana
Anurty
Eunlid
Bnera
Mareh & iii
Act for constitutional amendment on Montana tax levy
An act submitted to Montana voters at the next general election to amend section 9 and article 12 of the state constitution regarding revenue and taxation. It caps state taxes at three mills, lowers to two and a half mills beyond $500,000,000 in property value, and two mills past $800,000,000 unless increased by a majority vote. Separate ballots will read for or against the amendment. Also lists enactment details and official signatories.
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Montana
Tana
Zeal J
Acta
States of America
Atoan
N. Yoder
Zaid
Helena Hie
Sab
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