Verdict Set in Murder of Joseph Woodside in Melrose
Frederick W. Stephenson found guilty of second degree murder in the killing of Joseph M. Woodside at Melrose in this county on June 3. Jurors debated between first and second degree until a compromise was reached. An appeal is planned, with claims that evidence of prior offenses and judge’s instructions were faulty.
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Thresher
World Events Then and Now Highlight Naval War and Inventions
A century ago Europe formed a maritime league against Britain led by Emperor Paul of Russia. After Copenhagen battles and heavy Danish losses, the league dissolved as Russia shifted toward Britain. The article also notes Arkwright Hawes and Crompton’s cotton spinning progress and early textile tools, plus a list of notable births and a local store ad for watches and birth-month rings.
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League
Lord Nelgon
Hyde Parker
Copenhagen
Nelson
Maritime League
Maul Hideon
Nicholas I
Great Britain
Prussia
Denmark
Sweden
Russia
Arkwright
Hargraves
Crompton
Temptation and self control shape character across life
A reflective essay argues strength grows from conquering temptation. It blends anecdotes from a university prank to a Washington hotel mirror inscription about not conquering vice. Dickens and Bret Harte are cited to show how slow moral decay proceeds, ending with a miner finding hope through a child’s simple mercy and the eternal peace of true happiness.
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Orton
Uhat
Witter
Tartery
Weath
Hares
Washington
Bret Harte
Dickens
Los Gatos
Palo Alto
Sin
Jesus
Why Does the Empire Follow the Sun Across the World
The article argues the westward march of empire and civilization mirrors the sun’s path, from east to west, not due to occult power but a human desire to prolong daylight. It cites historical shifts from China to Europe to the Americas, noting accelerating pace and enduring sunward impulse.
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China
Bishop Berkeley
Sidewa
Africa
Egypt
Europe
Atlantic
Ocean
North America
Pacific
Japan
United States
Asia
Greece
Italy
America
Brooks Adams
Pacific Isles
Notice of Patent Application for Blue Eye Lode Mining Claim
Horace V. Winchell and John P. O Neill filed for a patent on 1509 linear feet of the Blue Eye Lode Mining Claim in Jefferson county Montana. The claim sits in an unorganized mining district with details of the survey and bearings recorded, and the notice was posted October 7 in Helena Montana, United States Land Office.
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United States Land Offee
Helena
Montana
Horace V. Winchell
John P. O'Neill
Butte City
Discovery Shaft
Blue Eye Lode
Jefferson County
Sur
Lode Claim Location in Jefferson County Montana
John Harrly and others apply for a 20.12 acre lode claim in Jefferson County Montana. The record shows Bouh L of lode locations on page 452 and adjacent Silver Arrow Lode Sur. No. 1727. Samuel Barker Jr. represents the applicants. first publication October 24, 1900.
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County Recorder's Office
Jefferson County
Montana
Silver Arrow Lode
John
Harrly Et al
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Fred Stevenson
Old Man Woodside
Roe, Hughes
Louisville
Napoleon
England
Paul
Russian
Oran
Algeria
Francis Brinley
Heinrich George Braun
Catherine Brown
James Brown
New England
Thomas Jefferson Bryan
Franklin Buchanan
Robert Buchanan
Oscar Bulle Fker
United States Naval
Hight & Fairfield
J. Hl. Leyson
Queens of Butte Society
Kings of
Ward
Leyson’s
Butte
Leyson
Our
J.H. Levyson
J. H. Leyson
Modern Jewelry House
Main St
Butte, Montana
David Star Jordan
Garrett P, Serviss
Buffet
Betoken
Morris
Brownfield-Canty Carpet Co
West Park Street
Samuel Barker, Jr
W. U Roadway
Peres
Bee Hive
Granite Street
Aera Epteey
W. Park
la Flor de
Vallons
Louis.s. Cohn
Butte, Mont
Silver Bow National Bank of
Hatte City
Fayette Harrington