Butte Woman Wreaks Destruction in Wyoming Alley Rampage
Josie Palmer, freed from prison, smashed 38 windows and 14 doors along Wyoming Alley with a broad axe. She fought officers, threatened violence, and was escorted to jail after a jailhouse dispute with Josie Duvant. Duvant later appeared at the jail. Palmer attacked him again before being confined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Jesse Palmer
Wyoming Alley
Palmer
Josie Palmer
Jessie Duvant
Josie
Duvant
Dismal Outlook in Mexico Mills and Oil Debate
In Mexico City on September 23, rumors of selling key cotton mills to an American syndicate circulate as the market fears French and English goods. Daniel Guggenheim of American Smelting and Refining leads inspections of Mexico smelters under trust control. He asserts crude Texas oil surpasses coal as a fuel, stating crude oil has proved superior beyond the experimental stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Daniel Guggenheim
American Smelting & Refining Company
Trust
Texas
Guggenheim
New Torpedo Boat Nicholason Launches at Elizabetport Yard
The Nicholason, a new torpedo boat, slid from her stays at Crescent ship yards in Elizabetport N J this afternoon at 3 20. She was christened by Mrs O H P Belmont The Porpoise the third of five submarines built there was launched and christened by Miss Fanny M Moore of Brooklyn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nicholason
Crescent Ship Yards
Elizabethport
N. J
O. H. P. Belmont
Porpoise
Fanny M Moore
Brooklyn
Peaceful tones amid embattled display at Compiegne and Rheims
The leader writers largely ignored czar and President Loubet speeches after Saturday's review. The Standard notes it is curious that amid the martial spectacle at Compiegne and Rheims the central figures spoke with ostentatiously peaceful words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Loubet
Compiegne and Rheims
University Educator Resigns to Lead New York School
New York and Philadelphia report Professor Jos F Johnson resigns from the University of Pennsylvania finance chair and accepts the chair of political economy and banking at the New York School of Commerce Accounts and Finance. The school begins its second year October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jos. F. Johnson
University of Pennsylvania
New York School of Commerce, Accounts and Finance
Clergymen on Way to Episcopal Triennial in San Francisco
Two groups totaling nearly 250 bishops and clergy from New York, Pennsylvania and New England travel through Chicago en route to the Episcopal church triennial conference to open in San Francisco in early October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Episcopal Church of
New York
Pennsylvania
New England
The
Episcopal Church
San Francisco
Washington Judge Kean Dies in Tacoma
Tacoma judge W. H. H. Kean died after a two day illness. He served as assistant city attorney before being elected to the superior court and served four years on the bench. He fell unconscious about twenty minutes after first showing illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wash
W. H H. Kean
Kean
Superior Court
Large portion of Kallandberg destroyed by fire
A major fire swept through the town of Kallandberg causing extensive damage. Estimated losses reach about 500000 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Kallandberg
Railroad Lawyer Expires
Simon Sterne, a noted authority on railroad and educational law, died of apoplexy after being stricken Thursday in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Simon Sterne
Philadelphia born Sterne and legal career timeline
Sterne was born in Philadelphia on July 23, 18389 and educated in the city public schools, the University of Heidelberg, and the University of Pennsylvania. He was admitted to the bar in New York City in 1860.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterne
Philadelphia
University of Heidleburg
University of Pennsylvania
New York City
Beautiful Girl Is Missing
Police in New York issued a general alarm for Miss Helen M Bloodgood 18 daughter of William Bloodgood treasurer of the American Felt company. Photographs were sent to police chiefs nationwide as she has been missing since the morning of Sept 19. She was well dressed and wore expensive jewelry. the family says there is no reason for her disappearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Helen M. Bloodgood
William Bloodgood
American Felt Company
Miss Bloodgood
Americans Eye London Chamber of Commerce Initiative
London reports a possible American chamber of commerce forming in the near future as American traders in Britain push for organized representation. The effort aims to connect manufacturers, reduce freight costs, and cut unnecessary charges, aided by broader organizing moves for Canadian and Australian chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Ring Thief Caught
Arthur Robertson alias Roberts, accused of stealing a valuable diamond wagon in Seattle, was arrested in San Francisco at the hall of justice while visiting Edward Yarrell charged with burglary. he will be taken north tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Arthur Robertson
Roberts
Seattle
Hall of Justice
Edward Yarrell
Ferns Defeats Erne For Welterweight Title In Fort Erie
Buffalo report: Jim Ferns knocked out Frank Erne in the ninth round at the International Athletic club in Fort Erie. The welterweight champion defeated the lightweight champion before a crowd of about 4,500 spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Frank Erne
Jim
Rube’) Ferns
International Athletic Club
Fort Erie
Erne
Canadian Official Elevated to Supreme Court Judge
Ottawa Sept 23 The cabinet passed an order in council naming Sir Louis Davies minister of marine and fisheries as a judge of the supreme court of Canada A cabinet vacancy will not be filled for some time according to semi official statements
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Ottawa
Sir Louis Davies
Marine and Fisheries
Supreme Court of Canada
Fire at Drelske's Coal Yard Wrecks Property
Early today a blaze at Drelske's coal yard on Mendell Street and Armitage Avenue in New York destroyed property valued at 250000 dollars. Two firefighters sustained serious injuries during the flames.
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New York
Drelske
Mendell Street
Armitage Avenue
Elevator Fire Destroys Port Huron Grand Trunk Facility
Fire at Port Huron across the St. Clair river destroys the Grand Trunk elevator and pier at Point Edward Ontario. Loss estimated at 75,000 dollars. No injuries reported as smoke and flames prompted emergency response.
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Port Huron
Mich
Grand Trunk
St. Clair River
Point Edward
Ont
Fire destroys American Tin Can plant in Toledo
Telegraphic Briefs report a Toledo fire gutting the American Tin Can company plant. Damage estimated at 300000 dollars. No further details on casualties or cause are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
American Tin Can Company
International anti anarchist conference slated for Berne
The Material Diplomatic notes an imminent meeting in Berne of an international conference focused on anti anarchist measures. Leaders and delegates from several nations are expected to participate.
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Brussels
The
Material Diplomatique
Berne
Paris Disappointed Over Emperor Nicholas Absence
Parisians express widespread disappointment as Emperor Nicholas fails to visit Paris and critics blame the government for the snub.
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Paris
Nicholas
General McArthur to Take Command in Colorado
Major General McArthur announces plans to depart Milwaukee for Denver in ten days to assume command of the Department of Colorado. He will oversee military operations and administration in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
McArthur
Denver
Department of Colorado
Venezuelan government cancels Panama counsel appointment
In Colon Colombia officials report the government has canceled I H Cardozo's appointment as Venezuelan counsel at Panama. No reason given and no immediate replacement announced.
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Colon
Colombia
I. H. Cardozo
Panama
Explorer Harry De Windt Eyes Third Overland Bid
London reports explorer Harry De Windt plans a third attempt to traverse overland from Europe to America via the Bering Strait, aiming to complete the perilous journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Harry de Windt
Bering Strait
Europe
America
Most Arrested Amid Crowd Roar in Corona Hall Harangue
New York report says archist Johann Most was arrested again last night while addressing about 500 people in a Corona hall behind a saloon. Police moved in as the crowd listened to his speech amid a tense scene.
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New York
Johann Most
Corona
Western Montana Landslide Hits Northern Pacific Tracks Near Jocko
Missoula reports a major landslide four miles west of Jocko at 4 a m involving an extra freight eastbound. Fireman George Lindgren was killed. head brakeman Eugene Lobdell and rear brakeman Charles Grant were seriously or lightly injured. Engineer Blake and Conductor Fox suffered minor injuries as 200000 yards of earth and trees covered the track. Transfer of passengers and baggage planned for four days while clearing.
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Missoula
Northern Pacific Railway
Jocko
George Lindgren
Eugene Lobdell
Charles Grant
Blake
Fox
Boehler Versus Hanson Land Dispute Faces Jury Verdict
In Missoula Judge Webster h ears the Boehler v Hanson case, arising from land near Plains. Boehler, renting government grazing land, testified he held possession for years until Hansen broke a fence and entered. The six jurors returned a verdict for Hansen. another federal suit questions rightful possession.
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Missoula
Webster
William Boehler
J. M. Hanson
Plains
Hansen
Boehler
Messrs
Somerville
Bishop
Logan
Mattison
Cook
Nagle
Owl saloon keeper Thomas Edgar discharged in Missoula
Thomas Edgar proprietor of the Owl saloon was discharged by Justice Hayes with no case against him after being accused of taking 380 from John Haggerty. Edgar testified Haggerty drank at the Owl and fell asleep after a few minutes. Haggerty admitted drinking there. The judge also warned four vagrant men to leave town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Thomas Edgar
Owl
John Haggerty
Justice Hayes
Edgar
Haggerty
Hayes
Suit for Divorce in Missoula Court
Minnie Belin sues for divorce from James Helin alleging marriage in Sauk Centre Minnesota in 1880 and a 10 year old daughter. Deserts since June 1901 in Ashland Wisconsin with Belin seeking custody and costs.
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Missoula
Minnie Belin
Justice Court
James Helin
Dixon & Murphy
Sauk Center
Minn
Ashland
Wis
Missoula Man Buys Garnet Mercantile Store
Frank Davey, longtime grocery employee at Missoula Mercantile and more recently with Lutey Bros. at Butte, today purchased the Garnet mercantile establishment owned by the late Charles F. Judson and Charles Blaisdell. He will stay in Missoula briefly to make purchases before moving to Garnet to assume control of the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Frank Davey
Missoula Mercantile Company
Lutey Bros
Butte
Garnet
Charles F. Judson
Charles Blaisdell
Mrs Read Undergoes Operation at Sisters Hospital
Missoula Sept 23. An operation was performed on Mrs Read mother of J O Read and Samuel Read at the Sisters hospital this morning three surgeons were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Contest Filed Over Darby Homestead Entry Near Bitter Root
Folger contests Walter H. Kyle homestead near Darby in the Upper Bitter Root valley, claiming abandonment for over six months and no improvements except a small bunk cabin. Trial set for November 5. Elmer C. Castle of Deborgia files for 160 acres.
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Missoula
United States Land Office
Folger
Walter H. Kyle
Darby
Bitter Root
Kyle
Elmer C. Castle
Deborgia
Homestead and preemption filings noted by Bowden and Bitter Root
Leonard H. Fox of Bowden filed a homestead claim and Joseph Gardner filed a Bitter Root preemption claim as part of the land entries.
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Leonard H. Fox
Bowden
Joseph Gardner
Land Office
Buckhaus road project faces landowner opposition
Missoula Sept 28 county commissioners met in special session with most present except Russell who was detained near a wreck. They discussed a proposed Buckhaus district road amid strong landowner opposition who claim the route would injure their ranches. Commissioners expect Russell to join tomorrow to consider the matter further.
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Missoula
Russell
Jocko
Buckhaus
Missoula Notes and Local Movements
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs bb E Hershey in South Missoula on Sunday. The Largey estate moved sawmill machinery from Gold Creek to a new site near Hamilton on Monday. Ruwie Stephenson age 15 months died from brain fever at the family home near the brick works and was buried in Valley cemetery on Sunday. James J Carey of St Regis is a new patient at Sisters hospital after injuring his ankle in an accident. Lumberman Steven Burns at Hanratty s mill was admitted tonight with typhoid fever.
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Bb. E. Hershey
South Missoula
Largey
Gold Creek
Hamilton
Ruwie Stephenson
Brick Works
James J. Carey
St. Regis
Sisters’ Hospital
Steven Burns
Hanratty’s Mill
First Heavy Frost Hits Missoula Crops
Missoula reports the season's first heavy frost on Sept. 23. Damage is extensive where frost touched. several unharvested tender crops in Missoula and surrounding areas are a total loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Big Railroad Deal Promises War Over Wabash and Lines
The Inquirer reports A J Cassett, president of Pennsylvania Railroad, demands surrender of the Wabash system and Wheeling & Lake Erie at a profit for the Goulds. Threatens cutting Western Union telegraph lines from Pennsylvania and Vanderbilt networks. Forecasts a significant national war and railroad realignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
the Inquirer
A. J. Cassett
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
George Onld
Wabash
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Goulds
Western Union
Pennsylvania
Vanderbilt
Jittes
Postal Telegraph Company
Carnegie Steel
Five masked robbers raid Pendleton saloon banks
Five masked men robbed the L. McGinnis saloon and gambling room in Pendleton Oregon taking about 1500 dollars from roulette and faro banks. A Chinaman alarmed the back door. shots were exchanged but no injuries reported as a large posse pursues the culprits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Ore
L. McGinnis
McGinnis
Will Support Roosevelt Says Hanna in Cleveland
Senator Hanna declares he was misunderstood about discussing Roosevelt policy and says he will back Roosevelt if he continues McKinley era policy. He adds loyal Republicans will support prosperity if the same policy persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna
Cleveland
Ohio
Roosevelt
McKinley
Shamrock IT and Columbus Finish Cleaning for International Races
New York reports both yachts Shamrock IT and Columbus completed cleaning and painting today. Finishing touches completed, they will be measured tomorrow then towed to Sandy Hook to await the first international race on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Columbus
Sandy Hook
Arthur Goldie Drowned on Powell River Canoe Trip
Vancouver reports the death of Arthur Goldie a noted mining man swept over a 90 foot falls on Powell River about 40 miles north of the city. His body has not been recovered.
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Vancouver
B. C
Arthur Goldie
Powell River
Death of Former Lincoln School Principal Mary Evans Stamaltz
Mrs Stamaltz formerly Miss Mary Evans of Anaconda and a longtime Anaconda teacher and Lincoln school principal died suddenly in Minneapolis last Sunday Her funeral is planned for Wednesday at Spring Green Wisconsin her former home She was well liked by parents pupils and colleagues and married last summer to a Minneapolis resident
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Lincoln School
Anaconda
Stamaltz
Minneapolis
Mary Evans
Springreen
Wis
Saloon Closed by District Court Attachment
Under Sheriff Morgan took charge of the saloon operated by Cavanaugh and Reid after a district court attachment. The action stemmed from J W Collins suing for 604.60 for liquors furnished. Reid was surprised by the move and Cav anaugh, a returned volunteer and former handball champion, is absent from the city.
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District Court
Morgan
Cavanaugh & Reid
J. W. Collins
John Cavanaugh
Mike Reid
Reid
Cavanaugh
Mr. Reid
City Council Postponed After Failed Quorum
The city council did not meet due to lack of a quorum as Aldermen Steurnagle O Leary Williams Wallace Nye and Fieming attended. Mayor Stephens postponed the session to the next regular night and potential special meetings hinge on council requests. Alderman O Leary urged police to fetch absent members but the mayor did not act. If a special meeting occurs it will focus on the sprinkling tax levy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steurnagle
O'Leary
Williams
Wallace
Nye
Fieming
Stephens
Police Court Admits Guilty Pleas and Other Actions
The police court yesterday saw Charles Miller plead guilty to associating with women across the track and pay a $20 fine. T Davis pled guilty to vagrancy and was ordered to leave town in 10 minutes. Harry Clifford pleaded not guilty to fighting in Mainville and was released on bond for a Sept 30 trial. Burt O Neill and William Donahue face Sept 30 trials on charges of no visible means of support.
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Charles Miller
T. Davis
Harry Clifford
Maiinville
Burt O'Neill
Wiliam Donahue
Louis King Returns From Yellowstone Fair Visit
Louis King returns from Billings after a week at the Yellowstone fair. He brought back samples of exhibit fruit including peaches apples plums pears and grapes considered choice specimens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis King
Billings
Mr. King
City Notes and Local Movements Include Trips and Wreck Delays
Bishop Brondel visited the city yesterday. Con Hayes came up from Gregson Springs. Alderman Luxton leaves today for a hunting trip to the Big Hole country. Ra D Abbott returns from Utah with his wife. A wreck and landslide on the Northern Pacific near Jocko delayed the eastbound North Coast Limited by ten hours. Miss Mary McLaughlin is very ill in Butte and will miss three to four weeks. A deed records Matt John and Mara Potega transferring north 45 feet of lot 7, block 34, Anaconda to Magdalena Canyor for $2000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
Jocko
Mary McLaughlin
Butte
Anaconda
Matt
John
Mara Potega
Magdalena Canyor
Block 34
Peruvian President Explains McKinley Memorial Absence
Lima Sept 23 President Ro mana accompanied by an aide de camp paid a personal condolence visit to United States Minister Dudley and explained the government’s non attendance at the memorial services for the late President McKinley.
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Lima
Peru
Romana
de Camp
United States
Dudley
McKinley
Deed Transfers Copper Property to Washoe Copper Company
A $50 000 deed records Robert Morrill transferring iron mining property east of the city to Washoe Copper company. Revenue stamps totaling $23 75 were attached to the document. This deed was filed for record yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Morrill
Washoe Copper Company
Gold from Alaska Ship Cot-? Heads to Seattle
Seattle reporters note a cargo shipment from Alaska aboard the Cot- bound vessel reaching Seattle on September 23. The brief item highlights the transfer of gold or ore material and mentions the associated shipping movement through the port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Seattle
Wash
Cot
Cottage City Arrives With 200 Passengers From Skagway
Captain Wallace brings the Cottage City into port at noon with nearly 200 travelers aboard. Purser Bree notes gold in his custody and reports that interior passengers also carried coins, bringing the value of treasure on board to about 100000 dollars. Interior passengers say no Dawson exodus estimate exists, and people will flee on the last river boats within two weeks. The Yukon remains navigable since departure from Skagway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tage City
Wallace
Skagway
Bree
Interior
Dawson
Yukon
Vessels Load at Oakland Docks Amid Tense Strike
In San Francisco Bay reporting, the Gilenlochy sailed with about 5000 tons of wheat while King Edward and Feyietale loaded at Port Costa and awaited sail. Four Brothers Hood of Teamsters members returned to work despite warnings of violence. About 150 idle teams remain, 1500 teams are in use, and shots were exchanged between officers and strikers with no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Oakland
Port Costa
Gilenlochy
King Edward
Feyietale
Brothershood of Teamsters
Ohio
Pacific Mail
Sacramento
Estrada Palma Seeks Cuban Presidency Platform
Havana Sept 23 Senor Estrada Palma replies to a request on his likely course if elected Cuba president His views appear approved and likely to form a presidential platform He says the U S favors mutual concessions to aid Cuban sugar though Cuba must guard customs income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Senor Estrada Palma
Cuba
United States
Race Riot Rocks Somerville Texas After Hiring Controversy
A race riot in Somerville Texas begins with several hundred shots fired. One Black man dead and two seriously wounded as Governor Sayers sends troops to the scene with armed citizens. Troops to search woods for rioters amid ongoing unrest. The clash stemmed from the railroad’s refusal to discharge a Black brakeman despite warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Tex
Sayers
Sampson Requests Relief From Boston Navy Yard Duty
Washington reports Rear Admiral Sampson seeks relief from command of the Boston Navy Yard due to ill health. Secretary Long approves. Rear Admiral Mortimer L. Johnson will assume command October 1. Sampson retires by age limit February 9, 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sampson
Naval Department
Boston Navy Yard
Long
Mortimer L. Johnson
Port Royal Naval Station
Boston Yard
Washington Weather Outlook for Tuesday and Wednesday
Washington forecast calls for eastern fair skies with possible rain in the west and cooler temperatures in the Northwest on Tuesday. Wednesday expected to turn fair with rising temperatures and variable winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Anaconda to Consider Improvement District No 16 Objections
City officials in Anaconda designate blocks 68 89 100 116 as improvement district No 16 for fewer purposes and invite objections on or before Oct 6 1901 filed with the city clerk at the city hall. City Clerk WIBNER signs the notice dated Sept 5 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Anaconda
E. Wibner
Annual meeting notice for Masonic Odd Fellows Building Association
Stockholders are alerted to the annual meeting at 312 East Park Avenue Anaconda Montana on September 24 1901 at 8 p m. The agenda includes electing a board of directors and other proper business. L G Smith president Anaconda Montana date Sept 13 1901
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic-Odd Fellows’ Building Association
East Park Avenue
Tuttie’s
Anaconda
Mont
L. G. Smith
Notice to Pay Sewer Bonds by Anaconda City
The city of Anaconda Montana notifies American Exchange National Bank that sewer bonds Nos 1 2 2 and 4 issued in 1889 will be redeemed after thirty days from publication and no interest will accrue after that date City Treasurer W W Harper signs the notice dated September 16 1601
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Exchange National Bank
New York City
New York
Anaconda
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Boehler-Hauser
the Land Office
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Con Hayes
Gregson Springs
T. W. Luxton
Big Hole Country
Ra. D. Abbott
Pacific
Northern Pacific Express
Utah
Palma
Secretary Long
Weather For
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W. W. Harper
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