Butte Identifies Pat Crowe as Fugitive in Omaha Case
Pat Crowe was positively identified in Butte by a man linked to South Omaha docks. Police plan to pursue requisition papers to transfer Crowe to Omaha. Officers McGrath and MacInerney arrested Crowe after confronting him in a saloon. Crowe says he will return to Omaha without papers and fights the accusation of shooting Officer Jackson.
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Butte
Pat Crowe
Crowe
South
Omaha
Donahue
Nebraska
W. F. McGrath
M. P. MacIneroey
Tenderloin
Oimaha
Montana
Great Falls
Owaha
Mont
Donanue
Jackson
Tuincolo
Mickey
Edward EB. Cudahy
Roosevelt to Visit New Orleans Amid Yellow Fever Crisis
The Associated Press reports President Roosevelt will visit New Orleans on his upcoming southern trip. His defiance of fear and willingness to risk personal safety inspires Louisianans who view the visit as a strong show of support and aid during the yellow fever outbreak as measures continue to curb the disease and care for affected residents.
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New Orleans
Ceee
Cape
Associated Press
Roosevelt
South
Louisiana
Chicago Livestock Market Report Aug 29
Cattle receipts 13 000 market steady to strong. Beches 3 538 to 6 25. Stockers and feeders 2 30 to 4 25. Cows 1 10 to 4 50. Texas fed steers 3 35 to 4 81 50. Western steers 3 10 to 4 60. Sheep receipts 40 000 market steady. Western sheep 3 75 5 10 native lambs 4 50 to 7 75.
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Chicago
Beches
Texas Fed
Weather Report for Week Ending October 1 1905
The weekly weather summary lists temperatures through 5 pm October 1 1905. The report notes general patterns and notable readings amid a reflection on a remark about a husband’s excuses for being out late.
Abita School Notes September 1905 Update
School Notes for Abita High School report month ending September 29 1905 records 33 enrollment average daily attendance 22 3 tardiness 2 4 visitors Elsie Friedlander has withdrawn and will attend another school likely in Helena Four basketball teams formed two girls teams and two boys teams play daily when weather allows strong interest and strong plays noted.
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Abita
Ae Oa
Arte Eccell
Elsie Friedlander
Helena
District School Notes Reflect Health and Attendance Trends
The Montana State Educational Association will meet at Livingstown on December 27 to 29. Absent pupils include Clara Carson and Louise Laslor due to sickness. New enrollments bring total to 102, with Ada Shields and Christian Monroe joining. Fire drill set a record, and staff applaud strong student racers among pupils and teachers.
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Montana State Educational Association
Livingstown
Louise ‘Laslor
David Shields
Artemecia Freeman
Ada Shields
Christian Monroe
Ist
Donalds Catterson
Dora McKelvy
Gieo
Addam
Clara Ledear
Adlam
Burke
Davis
Echool
Notable Names Ledger From An Unreadable Census Fragment
A long list of personal names appears in a damaged OCR segment. The readable items include Madge Nelson Ida Landry Eva Hick Rage J tfecson Asa Armstrong Dora Adlam Richard Tresvott Willie Hodgskiss Roy Corson John Truchat Maude Wieux Irene Graves Lara Richards Bupha Estill Martin Beat Lisette Truchat Mera Stal nan Earl Zinmerotan Lila Armstrong Victor Steele Mable Steele Raed Janes Leonard Act Madge Veils Susie Freeman Ursula Hodusitiss Leon Nelson Meita Crawford Hallie Graves Minnie Cropp Lorenzo Jefferson Letrud Ada Shields Ruth Hopkinson Parnes Devite Clark Brauner Beatrice Jefferson Leo Steel Ruby Hodyskiss Hazel Brown Chester Trescott Joy Graves Joseph Hopkinson Helen Jaylor Liitis Goldmcn PRIMARY Thomas Hopkinson Ivor Lestrud fr J Momberg Granville regina Grant Hodystiss Russell Allyn Amy Crawford Idgar Goodrich Emmet Sharp Joseph Radcliffe Donald Pattersop Dollie Graves Yonys Stillman Marl Addyn Sterling Freeman Walter Jefferson
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Madge Nelson
Ida Landry
Eva Hick- Rage
J Tfecson
Asa Armstrong
Dora Adlam
Richard Tresvott
Willie Hodgskiss
Roy Corson
WeJames Devlin Ora Armstrong
John Truchat
Maude Wieux Neihe C
Isan
Irene Graves
Lara Richards
Bupha Estill Martin Beat
Lisette ‘Truchat Mera Stal Nan Earl Zinmerotan
Lila Armstrong
Victor Steele
Mable Steele Raed Janes Leonard Act
Madge Veils
Susie Freeman
Ursula Hodusitiss
Leon Nelson
Meita Crawford Hallie Graves
Minnie Cropp
Lorenzo Jefferson — Jagewald
Letrud
Ada Shields
Ruth Hopkinson
Parnes Devite Clark Brauner
Aws Gover
Beatrice Jefferson
Leo Steel
Ruby Hodyskiss
Hazel Brown
Chester Trescott
Joy Graves
Joseph Hopkinson
Chester Dennis Helen ‘Jaylor Liitis
Goldmcn
Old Granger letter from Lynden details farm damage and hard times
The writer describes repairing dynamite damage from Mr. Johnson and stump puller use on his place near Lynden Washington. He recalls blizzards and wind, efforts to sustain a family, and signals from neighbors and local life while noting quirks of weather and farm work.
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Lynden
Wash
Mditor Avantha
Mr. Johnson
Joseph Johnson
Sam
Aire
Montana Cooperatives Cash Judgment Probate Action
The Great Falls Tribune reports a Montana cooperative case where receivers manage cash and assets. Creditors seek about twenty thousand dollars plus potential pro rata payments as a receivership proceeds. The action involves bonded securities and a pending sale or liquidation to satisfy claims.
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WoSpeer Resaives
Die Montana
Dianeh
Cotaltece
Io Coftain
Teton
Great Falls
Cree Chief Little Bear Plans Montana Exodus to Canada
Little Bear announces his Cree followers will depart Montana for Canada within a moon to return to their homeland. The Canadian commissioner offers duty-free admission and land allotment within Onion Sage, with work requirements for able-bodied men. About 300 Crees scattered in northern Montana are urged to convene at Havre for the move, amid mixed reactions and prior deportation clashes with authorities.
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Little Bear
Canadian Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Ottawa
Canada
Onion Sage Reservation
Rome
Romue
Little Ear
Sascoudinun
Montana
Havee
Wade
Flo
Porgus
Chateau
Crow
Great Balls
Havre
Northwest Territories
Riel
Art Assinniboine
Chestalls
Giz Bear
Phes
Drought and barred wire end hostile raids on Montana frontier
The text notes tribes endured near-starvation, prohibition on bearing arms near towns, and dying horses. It predicts Little Bear and followers will cross the line soon, unlikely to trouble Montana again, as drought and fences achieved what arms and diplomacy could not.
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Little Bear
Montana
Traveling salesman's cure for travel diarrhea praised
A traveling salesman from Melfa Virginia reports a sudden cholera but llects with severe cramps. After two doses of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy he recovered and now carries a bottle on every trip. He urges travelers not to leave home without it. Sold by C H Drake.
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Cross
Melfa
C. H. Drake
Sugar beet season wraps with high yield in Raymond area
Mormons return from Alberta to Llaho or Utan after harvest in Raymond vicinity. Extra coach added to Montana dé Groit Northern to handle crowds. Beets start delivery at Raymond factory today with machinery to run Monday. Estimated 25 000 tons of beets could yield over 6 000 000 pounds of sugar, double last year’s output. Factory to operate at least seven days this season.
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Alberta
Llaho Or Utan
Raymond
Rockefeller Cash Gift to General Education Board
John D. Rockefeller paid ten million dollars in cash to the General Education Board today. The gift, announced last June, was earmarked for the coming October, with the funds to be administered at the board’s option. Senator Gates represented Rockefeller and attended the delivery to the Curative committee during a session.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller
General Education Board
Aly. Rockfeller
Roelkefeller
Gates
Rockefeller
Notice of Dissolution of Burke and Morris
The partnership Burke and Morris dissolves by mutual consent with Morris resigning. Plans call for Sandie to settle with Burke and the joint venture Mobile Studio to wind down. Ponta views then on dispute and business matters.
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Burke & Morris
Mr. Morris
Pliese
Arth Sandie
Mr. Burke
Woodal Canipur
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F. A.long, M. D
Hamilton Street
Choteau, Mont
Choteau
A. Kence, D. D. S
Augusta
John W. Shields, C. E
A. C. Warner
E E, J. Canney
Conrad, Mont
Conrad
FO. W. Magee
United States
Mlortenges
Mte
Dupuyer, Monnt
J.P. Regan
Cole
S. C. Huseth
Cgisar
William Hodgskiss, Propr
T. A. Smith
Madu
Chicago Livestock Market
H.H. Cole
Cheareves
the County High School
A.B. Guthrie
ER. P. Conwllis
Clara Carson
Shaw
Berty
Croteau
Tee
Oenoul
Vagher
Sear
Prince Alberts
Sain Be Ae
Byron Corsgn
Ponta
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