Bold Highwayman Robs Chequamegon Cafe
A masked gunman robbed the Chequamegon cafe at 27 West Park Street early morning, taking a cash haul and a $150 roll of bills. The desperado fled. two suspects are under arrest as officers pursue the masked assailant, whose face was hidden.
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Weat Park Street
Desperado
Joe Chambard
Roy Mitchell
Ras
Wily Reese
Hoe
Nighthawks
Davey
Holmes
Coud
Leyden
Japanese Official Sees Butte Camp and Labor Policy
Niohekara, a Vancouver consulate official, explored Butte mining methods and noted Japanese laborers have not been admitted to the United States since August 20, 1900. He praised Butte as a great mining camp, spoke of efforts to help reform Japanese women here, and described his broad travels and education.
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Niohekara
Vancouver
B. C
Inter Mountain
Wald
British Columbia
Oregon
Washington
Butte
Brealer
United States
America
Mr Niohkarta
Swiftwater Bill Gates In Butte On Way To London
Alaska financier known for lavish spending on wine and social life visited Butte for a few hours yesterday. He broke bottles with ex wife Gussie Lamore and her sister Belle, then boarded a train to New York. He said he would go to London to organize a capitalist mining venture in Alaska. Also notes federal court actions in Helena: Frank N. Fox declared bankrupt. John H. Hunter discharged in Butte. W S Pyle and John T Cox cases with Cox hearing set for Jan 31.
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Swiftwater
Bill Gates
Alaska
Butte
Gussie Lamore
Belle
Montana Music Hill
New York
London
W. S. Pyle
John T. Cox
Cox
Mr. Pyle
Fatal Crush At Anaconda Shaft No 9
John Egan an employee of the Anaconda company was crushed between the cage wallplate and shaft timbers while repairing at shaft No 9. He signaled to stop the cage then attempted to work on the wall plate and was crushed during hoisting. He was taken to Sisters' Hospital.
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John Egan
Anaconda Company
Anaconda
Egan
Sisters’ Hospital
Death of W. C. Davis in Butte from pneumonia
W C Davis a respected resident of Butte died this afternoon at 50 South Main after a two day illness. He leaves a wife two daughters Mrs Frank W Nolmes and Miss Ethel Davis and one son Movie Davis. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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W. C. Davis
Butte
No. 50
South Main Street
Frank W. Nolmes
Ethel Davis
Movie Davis
Inaugural Ball Delights Helena Guests at Auditorium
Special from Inter Mountain Helena reports the inaugural ball and reception for the new governor drew about 1,500 attendees from across Montana. The hall featured scarlet and green decor, with a 9 to 10 30 reception followed by dancing. The Boston and Montana band played for the event. Weber's orchestra also contributed during the reception as hundreds gathered from many parts of the state.
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Inter
Helena
Boston
Montana
Weber
Senate makes committee appointments and plans rule chair
Special to the Inter Mountain from Helena reports the Senate moved beyond routine business selecting Courtney Kennedy and Kelley as the committee on rules and stating other committees will be announced tomorrow The House planned to take up contest cases tomorrow with the full day likely devoted to them
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Inter -Mountain
Helena
Jan
Senate
Courtney
Kennedy
Kelley
House
Local briefs from Jackson area mention offices and funerals
The itemized notices list Dr. Forsyth and Dr. L. Austin dentists, J. G. Bates tuner, Montana Music, Grotto Cafe meals, Wood and Coal Co contact, Dr. McDonald relocation, Barnett Bros. business, and several funeral announcements for Ellen Brown, Alfred Ople, Mrs. May Bell, and Patrick Kelly. Marriage licenses issued for James Martin with Dora Regan and Edgar Terrell with Bertha Dogge, plus a civil suit by L. Frank against William Coombs for liquor debt. Also notes about city officials and staff travel and a death in Patrick Kelly’s family.
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East Broadway
McDonald
Granite Street
M. J. Connell
Barnett Bros
Walkerville
Frank Lynch
Granite
Butte
Ellen Brown
Richards
L. Austin
James Martin
Dora Regan
Edgar Terrell
Bertha Dogge
Alfred Gudbour
Ellen Bradley
May Bell
Galena Street
St. Patrick's Church
Hr. L. Frank
Avit
William Coombs
Youlton & Coombs
Tue
Patrick Kelly
T. M. Lynch
Parrot m
Woolman
Packer Released From Colorado Prison After 17 Years
Denver January 8 The last act of retired Governor Charles Thomas was to grant four paroles including Alfred Packer who had served over seventeen years of a forty year sentence from 1883 Packer claimed self defense after harming four men and eating one body to stay alive amid harsh conditions following a failed mining party assault by W W Anderson helped revive the case and sparked statewide debate through the pardon process.
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Denver
Col
Chas. Thomas
Alfred Packer
Packer
J. H. Tammen
F.J. Bontls
Denver Post
W. W. Anderson
Colorado
Financial and Commercial Report of the New York Stock Exchange
The morning trading on the New York Stock Exchange shows continued speculative activity with wide price fluctuations and large blocks changing hands. Mixed advances and declines mark the session as bears press some leaders while industrials and certain utilities rally, with gold exports and shifting demand shaping the mood.
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New York
Jat
Stock Exchange
London
People's Gas
Rock Island
Bears
Missouri Pacific
Baltimore & Ohio
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
St. Pan
Delaware
Harcon
Shorts
Mourning Rules Narrowly Defined After Death
A New York dispatch reports unofficial signals that no postponement of royal festivities will occur after the death of the Grand Duke. It states mourning periods are set at five weeks for the main event and four weeks for the queen dowager, with mourning ending before the wedding date fixed for February 7.
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New York
Herat
Haguesi
Atteastwerthy
Saxe-Wolher
Tom
President ill with severe stomach issue in White House
Washington dispatch reports the president is seriously ill with a stomach complaint severe enough to remain in his room for three to four days. Dr. Misoy directs rest and cabinet meeting telegraphs postponed. The dipomarnio reception and other events are deferred. doctors say the president is not in serious danger, but voice is bad.
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Washington
Dat
Misoy
Dave Theo
Femora
Miture
Tr Bs
Aden
Emperor Ill in Berlin Opens Diet Speech
Berlin opened today with Emperor Wilhelm II ill from a cold. Count von Buelow read the throne speech announcing an extended canal bill including Thibe and Elbe schemes, a waterway to Berlin to Stettin, Oder and Vistula improvements, and reforms in Berlin local government and provincial finances.
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Berlin
Jan
Wiislay
Count von Buelow
Thibe
Elbe
Stettin
Oder
Vistula
Warthat
Lower Oder
Tower Havel
Spree
Editor Shot by Suspect in Maryville Case Trial
In Maryville Missouri a man shot editor Griffin after threats to his daughter. Caleb G Jesse, linked to the incident, testified the editor demanded money and warned of harm if not paid. The case centers on a penitentiary connection and ongoing court proceedings.
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Maryville
Jan
Caleb G. Jesse
Fine Griffin
Geitin
Gayeenne
Teese
Griffin
Henderson In Charge Amid Turbulent City Hall Turmoil
Fragmented OCR text shows Henderson taking lead as officials clash over agenda and control. Conflicting reports indicate a reshuffle in leadership, with references to speakers, reforms, and a planned appearance or statement addressing the crowd. Unclear specifics but signals political shakeup.
They Lost the Lumber in Maritime Inquiry
A damaged report from San Peanelaen describes a contested transfer of a barge to Washougal amid a dispute over the value and party legitimacy. The United States district court action seeks six thousand dollars, citing alleged misappropriation and improper endorsement of the trip by the transfer authority.
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San Peanelaen
Particul Or
Merchant Lastrota Informed Of Nicaragua Post
A San Francisco merchant T F Lastrota received a cablegram from Manila announcing his appointment to a Nicaragua port. The note confirms Curran music teacher C A Laree Curran will be replaced.
Russia Snow Bound Stops Trains Across Southern Railways
Snowbound conditions trap travelers as several rail lines go under in the south. Officials report trains stuck on tracks and passengers awaiting rescue amid heavy snowfall and blocked routes. Local crews scramble to clear lines as weather persists.
Creede Estate Dispute Settled by Court Authority
In San Francisco a guardian named Roger Johnson for Edith Dorothy Crowdes received court approval to enter into an enforcement with other letters named InN. Creede's will to settle the estate dispute. The terms of the proposed compromise have been published.
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San Prancisco
Sun
Roger Johnson
Edith Dorothy Crowdes
Trout
Inn
Creede
Pugilist Kastan Pa Eight Frank Welch Dies
Fragmentary report notes Frank Welch of DuBilint died from effects around New Year Eve. Names Paddy Don Jon New You? and Paddy Dont ian Waeranre appear in the garbled text as associates or witnesses. Other details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Kastan
Dan
Frank Welch
Paddy Don Jon
Paddy Dontian Waeranre
Widespread Telegram Fragments Report Scattered Incidents
A series of terse telegraphic items report deaths and political notes across cities from Sheridan to Chicago. Included are a Baker killed while thawing powder in Montana, a 75-year-old Alder Gulch miner dying at home, Knute Nelson's Senate renomination, and a Campbell tied to a Livingston bank controversy. References span Watseka Rochester St Paul Boston and Cape Town with varied local incidents and funeral plans.
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Reinia City
Jun
Adobetown
Montiiy
Tse
Six Men Killed In Monongahela Railroad Wreck
In Margintown Wy Vidin a Monongahela railroad collision on the Ore M&O line at Adderson claimed six lives including William Bowman John Devenny Michael Dinoon Parish King and an unknown tramp. An additional body is believed recovered with workers among the dead. The accident is blamed on a presumed order misunderstanding as the cause.
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Margintown
Vidin
Monongahela
M&o
Adderson
William Bowman
John Devenny
Michael Dinoon
Rauwiy
Volumes of Testimony On Osvar Ly Roos Inquiry
The War Department received four large volumes of typed records detailing the inquiry into former admiral Osvar Ly Roos linked to injuries during a toastful incident at Wear Point. No official opinion from Washington will be disclosed before the secretary acts, per the record.
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Washington
Jan. S
Adnt
Osvar Ly Roos
War Department
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