Billings News Covers Quarantine Wins and Local News
The Billings News reports the shotgun quarantine against smallpox eased after showing diminishing cases at camps near the Yellowstone River. It notes Texas cattlemen scouting Montana range, local school board plans for a south side building, thefts and arrests, church and civic updates, and a recent marriage of editor Al Pusan to Miss Sarah Singleton in Billings.
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Billings
South Side
TL. A. Morris
Portales
Texas
W. Rf, Curtis
Memphis
Montana
Musselshell
Ry Cattle Company
Yellowstone Wagon
Northern Pacific
al. Pusan
Billings News
Scott
Sarah Singleton
St. Jo Ph
Cottage Inn
W. D. Clark
Quarantine Tightened as Hotel Boarders Face Losses
A Montuary report notes the hotel at Wikons with thirty boarders remains under strict quarantine after pneumonia and two child deaths. Ted Lodge aged 40 and Glenn Alden aged six died recently, with several others ill. a two year old also suffers meningitis, while smallpox patients recover and the board of health considers fumigation.
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Glenn Alden
P. H. Alden
Meyer & Chapman Bank
Central Hotel
Board of Health
Premises quarantine rumor and Clark marriage gossip
A San Francisco teleprint reports a contested marriage rumor involving Senator Clark with the engagement denied. In Kentucky a feud victim Evatt Bledsaw was found dead by a tree near his assailant’s suspected decoy. Ohio notes crofting stallion Crescens securing a race at Brighton Beach with a $40,000 purse and a $12,000 side bet against The Abbot.
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Toledo
George K. Ketcham
Cressius
Crescens
Abbot
Brighton Beach Racing Association
Financial markets start lighter but firm after opening
New York stocks opened with gains across Burlington and Consolidated Gas while Rock Island and People's Gas advanced. Evie traded around 84 10 38 percent, with brief declines then a rebound above opening prices. Grangers and Northern Pacific led up amid mixed action as bank statement speculation surfaced and profits were taken on the rally. A sharp intraday swing pushed Rock Island to 15644 before closing active and irregular amid selling pressure and shorts covering.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Buslington
Consolidated Gas
Rock Island
Chicago
People’s Gas
Grangers
Northern Pacific
Island
Burlington
Colorado Fuel
Sugar
Sullivan Jerry dies at age three in North Walkerville
Mortuary record notes Jerry Sullivan aged 3% years died last night leaving a wife and two children. Funeral planned Monday morning from the family residence 3 Pearl Street North Walkerville. Also listed are Joe Higgins remains at Duggan's undertaking rooms with no funeral arrangements until sister arrives from Chicago and Brandis funeral set for Sunday at 2 20 from 205 Colorado Street.
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Sullivan
Jerry Sullivan
Pearl Street
North
Walkerville
Higgins
Joe Higgins
Duggan
Chicago
Canvass Complete for Polk City Directory 1901
The annual canvass for T L Polk Co's city directory is finished and manuscript copies will be at printers soon. Enumerators verify each name at business and home, dispatching messengers to fix conflicts, compare with the old directory, and account for new movers or deaths, with ready delivery set for May 10. The directory office at 15 West Broadways asks for notices of address changes and social group elections since February 1. The public may use the directory library featuring latest city directories from major U.S. cities.
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T. L. Polk & Co
New City
Thompson Company
West Broadways
Post Office
Telegraph and Express Companies
Election Fight Ends With Third Degree Fault Convictions
John O'Meara and William Ward faced a preliminary hearing in Justice Arnold's court for assault on Mike O'Donnell. Testimony showed guilt only in third degree, with O'Meara fined $10 and Ward $5 incl costs. The incident at the polling booth damaged O'Donnell's jaw. weapon involvement was not proven.
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John O'Meara
William Ward
Billy
O'Donnell
Election Day Booth Brawl Aimed to Destroy Ballots
Testimony showed many voters supported Day the labor candidate for alderman while Paige backers opposed him. A fight erupted in the polling booth as a plan to destroy ballots surfaced but failed, though the confrontation proved a success for Day’s rivals.
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Day
Paige
Pair of Jasks A Knife Attack Leads to Complaint
A pair of Jacks fought last night resulting in a four inch cut to Jack Buckley. Jack Boland is charged after Buckley, escorted by county attorney, alleges Boland attacked him at his house, knocked him down, and tried to cut his throat. Buckley called his wife who repelled Boland.
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Frank Clarke
Jim Boyd
Billings
Jeff
Brower
Clarke
Brewer
Gore
Jack Boland
Jack Buckley
Buckley
Boland
Lhe High
Sullivan and Litule Departures for Europe and Sweden
Personal notices indicate Charles H. Litule his wife and daughter plan to return home tonight from Washington on the Great Northern. Several Sullivan family members including Tim P Sullivan B P D Riley John J Lynch and Paul T Shea depart tonight for Liverpool via Great Northern and Cunard lines for six months. Mary Oudila leaves tonight for Trevog Sweden via Great Northern railway.
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Charles H. Litule
Great Northern
Washington
D. C
Tim P. Sullivan
B. PD. Riley
John J. Lynch
Paul T. Shea
Liverpool
Cunard Ines
K. Sullivan
Mary Sullivan
Celia Sullivan
Nellie Sullivan
Great Northern Inn
Harris
Mr. Brititch
New York
Jerry Sullivan
Mary Oudila
Treavorg
Sweden
Great Northern Railway
Local Briefs and Advertisements in Butte City
Dr German dentist at 174 North Main resumes practice with free examination. Dr Turner back from Salt Lake City at 44 West Park. Gronsnd filled. Butte Paint and Wall Paper moved to 131 West Park. City Tied and Coal Co offers dry wood, phone 14, 218 South Main. Harvard Cigars promoted. L Austin dentist offers painless extractions for 60c at 4 North Main, over Ted Boot.
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German
N. Main St
Turner
Salt Lake City
West Park Street
Gronsnd
Butte Paint and Wall Paper Company
West Park
City Tie0d & Coal Co
Harvard
L. Austin
Ted Boot
N. Main Street
Butte
Timothy Clifford to face preliminary hearing in assault case
Timothy Clifford aged 23 is to have a preliminary hearing in Justice Arnold's court this afternoon on a charge of criminal assault. The alleged incident occurred on October 25 last year when Annie Keefe aged 17 says he enticed her to a secluded spot at the rear of the Parker lodging house and assaulted her. Public is not permitted to attend due to testimony nature.
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Timothy Clifford
Justice Arnold
Annie Keefe
Miss Keefe
Clifford
Parker Lodging House
American Doctor Dies in Berlin Clinic Study
Berlin reports the death of Dr. Block of San Francisco who had been studying at Berlin clinics. He died last night of scarlet fever and his body will be sent home.
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Asae
Sam Peeumonta
St. Vincent's Hospital
Soomon
Pele
Prank O Mara
A. Sheri
Berlin
Block
San Francisco
No Stopping the Sale of Horses in New Orleans
In New Orleans April 13 Judge Parlange of the United States superior court dismissed a Boer representatives suit to block shipment of horses and mules to the British army in South Africa. The decision states private citizens ordered the transactions and the court has no jurisdiction. Neutral territory and international law are cited, upholding neutral citizens selling supplies to belligerents.
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New Orleans
Parlange
United States
South Africa
Washington
Keeley Treatment Suggested For Drunkenness Case
A quoted remark notes that she believes his conversation would improve if he had undergone the Keeley treatment. The brief hints at public discourse on temperance and medical cures without detailing any incident or person.
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Keeley
Keeley Institute Promotes Drug and Cigarette Cure
No confinement or publicity, no abrupt restraint of liquor or opium. The Keeley Institute is advertised as the sole state and national home treatment in the United States for soldiers and sailors. Ladies receive private, home-like care. Terms and literature available at 164 East South First Street or Lock Box 480 Bull Lats City Utah.
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United States
Keeley Institute
Keeley
THA
East South First Street
Bull Lats City
Utah
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