President Roosevelt Undergoes Emergency Leg Operation
President Roosevelt ends his western trip in Indianapolis after a bruise from a Pittsfield trolley accident swelled the left leg. Doctors decide on immediate surgery to prevent blood poisoning. He is operated on at St Vincent's hospital, then returns to the train and continues toward Washington.
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Pittsfield
Indianapolis
Mass
Fort Wayne
Milwaukee
St. Vincent's Hospital
Lung
Detroit
Richardson
Logansport
Beveridge
George H. Oliver
George C. Cook
Henry Jameson
Massachusetts Avenue
Tomlinson Hall
Dr. Oliver
President Heads to Hospital After Urgent Surgery
The president, urged by doctors, leaves the club for a hospital dash at 3 15 after a morning debate over delaying surgical care. He dined earlier with a small party and appeared in good voice despite the bruise and imperative need for treatment.
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Tion
Washington
Agai
Cortelyou
Colonel Harrison
Steamer Modoc Burns at San Francisco Dock
The river steamer Modoc burned at her dock between San Francisco and Sacramento. Mrs. Elizabeth Patterson of San Francisco was seriously injured while being dragged from the burning cabin by firemen. The vessel, recently converted to an oil burner, likelys due to a furnace leak, had 25 to 30 passengers on deck as flames cut off the shore access, causing a panic and passengers to jump into the bay or onto the wharf. Fireman Louis Miller was rescued from the hold after a hole was chopped in the side. Most passengers escaped. all accounted for after rescue efforts.
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San Francisco
Modoc
Sacramento
Elizabeth Patterson
Louis Miller
Court at Big Timber Opens September Term
Special Dispatch reports the district court to convene next Monday in Big Timber with seven criminal and twenty three civil cases on the docket. The criminal list includes Charles Gaye cruelty to animals Richard Vinton grand larceny Richard Vinton horse stealing William Anderson burning a sheep camp J H Allen stealing bed ding from Northern Pacific car John Willis assault in the first degree Harry Cosgriff assault in the first degree.
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Standard
Big Timber
District Court
Charles Gaye
Richard Vinton
William Anderson
J. H. Allen
Northern Pacific
John Willis
Harry Cosgriff
Home Wanted for a Bab Parents Are Unknown
A lost infant notice seeks a new home for a baby described as healthy and well cared for. Authorities urge interested families to contact the local welfare office for evaluation and placement.
Stranger seeks secret adoption of 5 day old baby boy
Great Falls reports a 5 day old baby boy placed with Mrs. W. H. Greene. A man 40 to 50, gray whiskers, in a light suit and tan overcoat, asked to place the child for adoption with secrecy and papers sealed to be filed by an attorney. He is thought to be the grandfather. further developments promised.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
W. H. Greene
Fifth Street South
Lewistown Coach Kills Child Exonerated as Accident
A Lewistown coach fatally struck Gladys Chamberlain, 3, at Sixth Street and Central Ave. South. The coroner jury ruled the death an accident caused by frightened horses and found the driver not to blame.
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Third Avenue
M. S. Howe
Eastern Tin Star
Howe
Lewistown
Sweeney
H. J. Nelson
E. S. Lippincott
Crutcher
S. L. Hender
William Anderson
Central Avenue
Sixth Street
Anderson
Fred J. Arthur
Grand Hotel
Montana Affairs at Capital Seeway Chronicle
Montana report from Washington notes Hanover National Bank of New York approved as reserve agent for the First National Bank of Chinook. John L. Kinney named substitute post office clerk at Missoula. Patents granted to Samuel Cowan Jardine hoisting hook Edward D. Doney Ovando hay rake loader G F Waddell N J Evans Anaconda shelling mill.
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Standard
Washington
Hanover National Bank of New York
First National Bank of Chinook
John L. Kinney
Missoula
Samuel Cowan
Jardine
Edward D. Doney
Ovando
G. F. Waddell
N. J. Evans
Anaconda
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Claim One Day Cure
Mrs sell notice promises a one day cure for a cold with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. The box bears E. W. Grove’s signature and every box offers a money back refund if cure fails. Cost is 25 cents.
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E. W. Grove
Bath Cabinet Explosion Injures Cleveland Undertaker
Palmer and Gittings for Charles Koebler Jr. file a $5,000 damages suit in Racine circuit court over injuries from a bath cabinet explosion on October 17 1901. Koebler alleges burns after following the companys preparation instructions.
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Racine, Wis
Palmer & Gittings
Charles Koebler, Jr
Cleveland
Ohio
Census Department Collecting Data on Yellowstone Irrigation
Billings Montana September 23 United States census representative C J Blanchard toured the region to collect irrigation data for a supplementary report. He and Montana irrigation expert O Donnell reviewed ditches costs acres irrigated farmers served and crop values noting a $110 000 original ditch now reclaiming land worth millions. Blanchard called Yellowstone valley the best and most gratifying locality he has investigated.
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Standard
Billings
C. J. Blanchard
United States Census Department
Census Department
Irrigation Corps
Blanchard
O'Donnell
Montana
Yellowstone Valley
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Ington
Columbia Club
Sailors’ and Soldiers
Foraker
Colonel Wilson
National Guard
Senator Fairbanks
Governor Durnin
Secret Service
Loeb
Barnes
George J. Cook
J. J. Richardson
Battery A
Meridian Street
South Meridian Street
Galt
South Street
Hyland
Governor Durbin
Durbin
Gans
Klein
North Main St
Jim
FORC
Samuel A. Chamber
Central Avenue South
Little One
Representative Gathering
Informa
Lowstone Valley
Schatzlein Paint CO
W. Broadway
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