Adventurous Career of Charles Broadwater in Montana
Charles Broadwater, Montana pioneer born 1840 in Virginia, led Diamond R Transportation and Montana railroad projects. He escaped Indian ambushes, built roads and forts, formed key partnerships, and died in 1892 after shaping Helena and the frontier transport system.
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Charles Broadwater
Montana
John K. Standish
Charles A. Broadwater
Bannack
Virginia City
Cottonwood
Deer Lodge
Great Diamond R Transportation Company
Great Northern
Havre
Butte
Montana Central Railway
Helena
Broahwaters
McDowell
Bull Run
Kentucky
Missouri
St. Charles
Broadwater
Martin Maginnis
Fairfax Courthouse
Leesburg
Rocks
Potomac
Colorado
John Pemberton
Pemberton
Blackfeet
Marias River
Sun River
Warm Spring Creek
Gad Moore
Henry Plummer
Moore
Deer Lodge Pass
George Ives
Johnnie Cooper
Col
Charlies A. Broadwater
Diamond R
Montana Central
Great Falls
Montana National Bank
Fares on Airways Get Another Cut
United Air Lines via National Parks Airways announces sweeping rate reductions in air travel. Examples show Great Falls to San Francisco dropping to 81.52 from 97.50, and Great Falls to Chicago falling to 120.28 from 150.50 with a 10 percent round trip cut. A Salt Lake City gateway expansion hints at further reductions to Los Angeles and other United destinations.
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United Air Lines
National Park Airways
Air Transportation
National Parks Airways
Salt Lake City
Great Falls
San Francisco
Chicago
New York
Salt Lake City Gateway
Western Air Express
Los Angeles
Mead and Mangel-Wurzel by Grace Stone Coates
Grace Stone Coates releases Mead and Mangel-Wurzel a poetry collection praised by critics. The Montana author based in Martinsdale writes verse and historical pieces for Montana publications and serves as assistant editor of The Frontier at the University of Montana. The Caxton Printers of Caldwell Idaho publish the volume with noted finish and an attractive jacket.
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Grace Stone Coates
University of Montana
Missoula
Coates
Wichita
Kan
Sunday Eagle
Kansas
Goddard
Caxton Printers
Caldwell
Idaho
Retired Ronan business man William M. Kinney dies at 69
William M. Kinney, 69, a Flathead county resident and former east businessman, died suddenly at his Ronan home. He had ranching, stock, and real estate interests and aided irrigation on the Flathead project. Survived by his wife and three married daughters in Illinois. He belonged to the Masonic lodge of Rowan and served as president of Farmers Insurance.
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Northern Pacific
Hill
Colonel Broadwater
Warm Springs
Helena
Seattle
Tacoma
Broadwater
Fort Harrison
Army
Great Northern
Montana
Harrison
William M. Kinney
Flathead County
Ronan
Mr. Kinney
Flathead
Lake County
Kinney
Illinois
Masonic Lodge of
Rowan
The
Farmers Insurance Company
China delays factory act enforcement for two years
China suspends enforcement of a new factory act for two years affecting work hours vacations and delegates to the factory council. Speculators tried to corner the antimony market at Changsha in Hunan province but mines and smelters rushed production to supply buyers. Colonel Broadwater died leaving a fortune of over $1 million as his nephew A Marlow takes over his scattered ventures.
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Montana Trails
Montana
Broadwater
E. G. Maclay
Army Quartermasters
Fort Benton
Helena
Maclay
Union and Pacific
Ogden
Corinne
Utah
Diamond R
Northern Pacific
Bismarck
N. D
Carroll
Missouri
Crook
Custer
Sitting Bull
A. H. Wilder
St. Paul
Northwest
Matt Carroll
Terry, Gibbon
Miles
Wilder
Montana National Bank of
Thomas A. Marlow
National Bank of Montana
Marlow
Fort Shaw
Great Falls
Fort Logan
Meagher County
White Sulphur Springs
Fort Ellis
Gallatin County
Fort Assinniboine
China
Changsha
Hunan
A. Marlow
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John Contway
Ives
Cooper
Contway
St. Louis
Major Pease
Fort Buford
King & Gillette
Nick Wall
John J. Roe & Co
Fort Maginnis
Lewistown
Fort Keogh
Miles City
C. J. McNamara
McNamara
Neihart
Barker
Paris Gibson
James J. Hill
Diamond 8 Freighting Organization
Missouri River
Corrinne
Treasure State
National Parks Line
Mangel-Wurzel
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