New Principal Helena Gree son Heads Bryan School in Deer Lodge
The Anaconda board of trustees selected Helena Gree son, retiring county superintendent, as Bryan School principal. Four applicants vied. Gree son won unanimous board support. Changes also included promotions for Miss Mary Howard and Miss Jennie McMillan as substitutes, plus renewal of Prescott school insurance. The Deer Lodge delegation will seek code changes next session, including fees for witnesses in criminal cases in justice and coroner courts.
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Helena Greeson
Echoo's
Bryan Echools
Maud Grant
Mary Howard
Bupt
Kilroy
Jennie McMillan
Prescott
Sears
Kirkpatrick
Nadean
Helena
Deer Lodge County
Euquet
Justice Mills
Legislation Sought To Ease Witness Fees And Travel
A Helmville citizen faced expenses of nearly $100 to attend a local case, prompting calls to amend the law. Deersodge legislators are urged to save county costs while permitting compensation for distant witnesses, over ten miles away, and curb the use of professional witnesses.
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Inap
Helmville
Deersodge
At the Churches Sunday services and programs
At Mark's Episcopal Church the day after Christmas offers 8 am service, 11 am morning prayer and sermon, 12:20 pm Sunday school, 6:20 pm Daughters of the King, and 7:30 pm evening service on The Tenth Commandment with Mrs Norbeck leading and Alfred Brown as rector. First Methodist hosts 11 am and 7:30 pm sermons by Edward G. Cattermole with New Year music and solos. First Baptist, pastor W H Setzer, preaches at 11 am and 7:30 pm with Sunday school at 12:20 pm and a youth meeting at 6:30 pm. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 8.
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Alfred Brown
First Methodist
Oak and
Third Streets
Edward G. Cattermole
Brown's in Town at Margaret theater Wednesday
The farce Brown's in Town arrives at the Margaret theater on Wednesday January 2. Audiences will laugh at the tangled complications across three acts with clever writing, catchy songs, and buoyant humor as a newly married couple tries to hide their marriage from the groom's cautious father.
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Ivery
Brown
Margaret Theater
Wey
Missing bandleader alleged theft from Modern Woodmen
Police investigate the disappearance of Toe y Dennis leader of the Modern Woodmen brass band. Allegations claim he left with 50 belonging to the organization and took a coat from a Chambers employee at the fauna dry. The $60 was paid by the Copper City store for parade services. No clue to his whereabouts as of this morning.
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Modern Woodmen Brass Band
Toey Dennis
Tennis
Chambers
Copper City
Park Avenue
Indian bronco buster thrills Park Street crowd
A Flathead Indian from the Missoula reservation, drunk on firewater, rode a saddleless cayuse with a rope around its neck yesterday on East Park street. The horse bucked furiously until foam covered its mouth, but the rider clung on, finally dismounting after the beast ceased bucking and rested by a post.
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Missoula
East Park Street
Masonic Installation At Acacia Lodge No. 33
Acacia Lodge No. 33 A. F. and A. M. held its annual installation with Rev. Alfred Brown as installing officer. Officers inducted included Wisner as W M, Jarvis as J W, Frank Kennedy as J W, Keppler as treasurer, Redmond as secretary, Jorgns as I D, Nell as J D, Thomsrimshaw as S, McMinn as J S, and King as tyler. Santa Claus references and coal ad follow.
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Acacia Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Alfred Brown
FE. Wisner
W. M
J. W. Jarvis
Frank Kennedy
J. W
J. G C. Keppler
Henry Redmond
Hans Jorgns
I. D
Harvey Nell
J. D
Thomasrimshaw
Thomas McMinn
George L. King
Tyler
Local Briefs From Washington and TX Stores
Comb Honey and George Long confined at home by grippe. Thos Heffern wins a prize at the TX L store. Deputy Clerk Dan Maroney suffers typhoid. Mrs Geo Wood wins a $20 prize at the TX stave. J M Kennedy suspended in a case. Javot Wallenwelder fined for disturbing the peace. $1 cash prize drawing held at the 1X Le Clothing store with prizes listed and cash for holders presenting numbers.
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George Long
Thos
Heffern
Third Street
TX. L
Dan Maroney
Geo. Wood
Sun Street
Poller
J. M. Kennedy
Javot
Wallenwelder
Deaths and funerals in Butte notices
Miss Mabel Duggan hosts a surprise party at 350 North Prank Hin Atvett with many attendees. James Lowney, 86, dies. funeral Monday at 8:80 from Miss Harrington’s home. Andrew Flatley, 23, dies. funeral Monday at 2 from family residence.
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North Prank- Hin Atvett
Misnes
Mildred Hammond
Rita Hauswirth
Amy Hauswirth
Peay Barker
Blanche Barnaman
Katie McNulty
May Tonkin
Nellie Dil<ton
Mae O'Connor
Mac McCrennan
Nellie Matlack
Blanche Bag
James Lowney
Miss Harrington
West
Pearl Street
Andrew Flatley
Personal notices from Red Lodge visitors and travelers
Miss Margaret Deegan teaches in Red Lodge and visits Mr and Mrs W H Lelor of West Granite Street 1020. Frank Killott foreman for Butte Transver company returns from Oregon. W F Eldridge and C L Hart merchants of Blackfoot visit Butte. Phil Grimes brewer of Billings in city. Hon T C Marshall of Missoula in city. State Senator W Hoffman of Gallatin county in city from Boxeman. John W Morris booked to California then Mexico for several weeks health trip likely through April or May return to Butte.
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Red Lodge
W. H. Lelor
West
Granite Street
Frank Killott
Butte Transver Company
Oregon
Eldridge
Charles L. Hart
Blackfoot
Butte
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Billings
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Missoula
Populist Middle of the Road Conference At St James Hotel
A 90 member national committee gathering convened in St Louis at the St James hotel to discuss future policy. Leaders from Populist and Socialist movements attended with representatives from reform factions. Speaker J A Parker urged unity and a radical reform program while critiquing fusionists.
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Indiana
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West Plains
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Grinnell
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Local Briefs of Deaths and Funerals Across Town
Dan Cullinan aged 42 died Friday at his home 117 Toby Street with funeral planned tomorrow Sunday at 2 from his residence. John Ryan 40, at Ni Street, funeral Monday at 2. Gacar Baghy’s funeral set for tomorrow Sunday at 2 from Sherman's undertaking parlors. Mrs Slazie Mutiny’s funeral tomorrow Sunday at 2 from 207 West Broadway alley. Rev Lauritg Carlsen Norwegian Lutheran pastor to conduct service tomorrow at 3 p.m. in German Lutheran church on West Silver Street 67 between Colorado and Dakota. German Lutheran church West Silver led by Pastor W Ludthoff. Services tomorrow at 11 a.m. Sunday school at 27. Lord's supper Monday evening at o'clock and New Year’s Day service at 11 a.m.
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Priday
Toby Street
John Ryan
Ni Street
Gacar Baghy
Sherman
Slazie
West Broadway Alley
Colorado
Lauritg Carlsen
Weat Silver Street
Dakota Streets
German Lutheran Church
Weat Silver
W. Ludthoff
Pertinent questions rise from Peking dispatch
New York Dev J Herald reports Ward was returned from the Imperial court at Sian Fu acknowledging the powers demands. Questions arise about forts, beheading princes, allied expeditions, proposed occupations, and duration of occupation.
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Dev J Herald
Peking
Ward
Sian Fu
Kimberley Shut In as Boer Raiders Spur Isolation
Kimberley in Cape Colony reports near isolation as Boer raiders cut mail service from December 19 to 25. Provisions reach famine prices, while the Leinster regiment under Major Barry engages Boers at Dresfontein in a four hour skirmish with silent losses. Boers at Geluuk seize a convoy of 25 wagons on Christmas Eve.
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Craddock
Cape Colony
Denounce the Contest in Purcal County Testimony
Special to the Inter Mountain from Hamilton Montana reports a legislative contest hearing this morning. Contenders denounce the contest as witnesses testify on Purtcal county results and related actions.
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Wreck Reported on Vinson Pacific Near Granger Wyoming
A report from ait Lake on December 29 states that No.7 rain on the Wuton Pacific has been wrecked near Grater Granger Wyoming. Official officials claim to know nothing of the wreck near Granger.
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Particulara
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Mining theft charges shake Gad Burte mine case
In Helena Montana a galeon keeper of Maryaville Tremback Geo Richard and Ione Bedllecke are charged with stealing 1140 pounds of ore worth thousands from Gad Burte mine.
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Lie
Curnow
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Shipmasters' Union Organized in San Francisco
The American Shipmasters' Association has been organized in San Francisco to push for legislation to protect shipmasters in their duties. About one hundred masters have signed the roll, with branches to be established along the coast.
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American Shipmasters' Association
War News From London Dispatch Report
London dispatch notes extended wartime coverage as the Daily Telegraph resumes its famous South Africa correspondence after a brief hiatus, signaling renewed momentum in war reporting. It references veteran war reporter Hennett Hurleigh and the ongoing global conflict.
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London Daily Telegraph
Hennett Hurleigh
South Africa
Notorious child stealer sought by authorities in Kansas and Missouri
Report describes Achille Metine alias Halstesy, linked to a kidnap case involving a child from Beals. He has past sentences in Missouri and Joliet penitentiaries and was part of a gang led by Palston who offered rewards for the return of the child. The piece mentions several associates and a wife implicated in related thefts.
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Neb
Achille Metine
Alles Hairns
Halstesy
Kansas
Omar A. MA
Wrian
Joliet
Che Cadighy
Ransia
Ily
Lovie Juras
Weil
Wd McGee
Missouri
Eri
Knowl
Ralston
Ben Honver
Ieterriye Palston
Chi
Hever
McDonnell Held After Harlem Fight With Four Men
Mike Ph. McFrane McDonnell is arraigned on charges after a Harlem brawl in which four men fought. George Price died from a gunshot. Police say a revolver linked to McDonnell was used. McDonnell remanded to custody of the coroner as another suspect, Kiward Coupee Hey, remains hospitalized with a hip wound.
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York
Mike Ph
Frane Nell
Harlem
Tae
George Price
McDonnell
Kiward Coupee Hey
Slate
Hegin
Chinese officials respond to imperial succession rumors
The text reports that Chinese officials are unsettled by claimed changes at court and the rumored death of a high official. It notes imperial lineage rumors tied to the empress and the potential strife among ministers, with concern over the emperor’s succession and governance.
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II Og
Youtty
Diwager
Army beef revived amid high level accusations at court
In New York Dee Geena Ale denounces General Kaggaan overwork claims and alleges General Miles manipulated charges. She argues Kiligan’s health not seriously impaired and condemns an unsupported storm of accusations. The piece cites unrest across the army following Cuba and Philippines actions.
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Miles Seeo
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Cyan
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Fagan
Bagan
Miles
Pratoel
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Matey
Gree
Fire Nears Destruction Of Chicago Store
A blaze in Marshall Melt & Co’s white goods and cloak rooms in Chicago threatened total destruction but was contained after 7 this morning. Fire crews fought the flames, saving the main stockroom and preventing further damage.
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Marshall Melt & Ci
Dell
Clete Jeweth Moora
Henwral
Selfridge
Opera house and theater managers fined for Sunday openings
In Chirago in December Justice Everett fined Charles B. Kohl of the Chicago opera house and Litt, manager of McVicker's theater, for keeping their venues open on Sunday. The cases were brought after earlier arrests and time served.
Theater owners arrested over Sunday performance ban
The article reports arrests of theater proprietors for violating a Sunday performance ban. Details describe legal actions, authorities, and charges tied to operating venues on Sunday.
Pettigrew’s Cheek Mystery Travel Halt Revealed
A fragmentary report notes PETTIGREW and Kuneely facing an unexplained incident aboard a vessel near Dhekelia. The injured person was hospitalized with unspecified injuries, and authorities say a future resume of travel is planned while the shipyard and port officials investigate the event.
The Tobacco Strike Rises at Continental Plant
Workers at the Continental Tobacco plant walked out yesterday over disputes. management scheduled a meeting for Monday to press for a settlement while union representatives prepared to present to company officials on Wednesday.
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Bush
Watereaterdaiy
Ground into pieces man linked to Ottniiwa murder
A fragmented report mentions a man tied to a brutal act near a northeastern city with a body found and suspicions pointing to Willian Fite of Ottniiwa Iowa and unknown companions. The source text is garbled but implies a homicide investigation and suspect details.
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Jetfonson Ie
Smat
Tun Peiuliig
Auhittes
Willian Fite
Ottniiwa
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