Ajax Noyes a Montana pioneer and author dies after bull attack
Ajax Noyes pioneer of Beaverhead County and founder of Wisdom died at his ranch near Harlem Blaine County after a bull gored him. He authored The Story of Ajax and revised Dimidales Vigilantes of Montana. He enriched Montana mining lore and worked with the state historical library.
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Wisdom
Beaverhead County
Ajax” Noyes
Harlem
Blaine County
Big Hole Basin
Noyes
Historical Library of
State
Historical Society
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William A. Clark
Augustus Heinze
Butte
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Beaverhead
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Granite County
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Elkhorn
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Fergus
Whitlatch Union
Penobscot
Drumsummon
Lewis and Clark
Jim ‘Whitlatch
Unionville
Helena
Grizzly
Pany
Silver Boom Hailed Amid Montana Mining Revival
The article notes a surge in silver and gold production with 74,114,802 ounces of silver valued at $48,953,000 and gold at $92,590,300 nationally. Montana leads in silver output and sees renewed interest in silver properties, while the era of free coinage and Bryan’s campaign history shapes regional politics and mining sentiment.
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United States
United States Mint
Montana
William Jennings Bryan
Republican Party of
Bryan
McKinley
Wilbur F. Sanders
New York
West
Colonel Price and Missou Hines Face Off in Casper
In Casper Wyoming Col. L J Price of Beaverhead County Montana and famed gunman Missou Hines clashed over an oil lease. Price reportedly lifted Hines by the shoulders shaking him until three Gatling guns dropped from his pockets prompting a parley mediated by friends. The incident boosts Price's prestige while denting Hines reputation in the region.
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Montana
Col. L. J. Price
Beaverhead County
Price
Casper
Wyoming
Virginian
Wister
Hines
Owen Wister
Anto
Missou
Beaverhead
Poindexter & Orr
Death of Mrs. T. J. Walsh in Baltimore Hospital
Mrs. T. J. Walsh wife of the sea sor United States senator died in a Baltimore hospital following an operation several days earlier. She was esteemed by a wide circle of acquaintances and friends in the state, and her death will bring sincere regret.
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Rocky Mountains
Tabor
Colorado
United States Senate
Denver
Tabor-Grand Theater
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Tabor Grand
T. J. Walsh
Seasor United States
Baltimore
Walsh
Sheriff Duke Gist and the Big Hole Basin Incident
A fragmented report describes Duke Gist, former Beaverhead County sheriff, labeled as a good American, with an incident in the Big Hole Basin where two blows were struck. It mentions the Wobblies and a remark about Old Glory, with minimal conversation afterward and mixed, garbled phrasing throughout.
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Old
Beaverhead County
Big Hole ‘Basin
W. W
Duke
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American Smelting and Refining Company
Guggenheim Company
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the Banking Corporation
Montana Capital
Flowerree Sheep & Horse Company
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Telegraph
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Lowry
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Solia
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Swain
Colonel Price
Rome
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