Garden Improvements At The Main Building Site
The article describes wintering wild animals on site, garden renovations led by Mr Mitchell and Mr Wharton, including a new wall, seating, and earthwork. It notes various animals in the houses such as wolves lynx coyotes a bear and a mountain lion reportedly roaming nearby. A reward of $109 is offered for capturing the mountain lion alive. If weather stays mild, active garden work is expected to begin in about six weeks.
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Eaton May Hang for Murder After Oakland Assault
In Oakland a gang attacked a young woman named Maude Mortiw and Baton Eaton, who was captured after a boat chase and shot fired in the air. Detective Murphy pursued with extradition papers. a reward was offered but largely unpaid. The case hinges on a highly publicized assault with Eaton facing hanging after being found guilty.
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Husband seeks missing wife who went to Salt Lake
Willan Ford of 4 Anaconda Row reports his wife left town about two weeks ago for health reasons. He says she traveled to Salt Lake to stay with friends at 244 West Second Street South and promised to write. Telegrams and a police inquiry yield no word or reply. He fears her condition and asks for any information from readers.
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In the Police Court The MacDermott-wW Duvall Line
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Duvall
Notable Names List From Helena Anaconda Area Figures
A roster of individuals connected to Missoula Helena Anaconda and surrounding cities includes E B MacDonald Anaconda F Williams J McKenzie and Phil Daniels of Anaconda C W Coon New York H Romain New York and others with ties to St Paul Chicago Denver and Salt Lake City.
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Missoula
Smithers
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Minsouth C
O'Neil
St. Paul
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Buite
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Chicago
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Livingston
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Hoston
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Seattle
Frank J. Wall
H. E. Brithett
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Allianee
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Salt Lake
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New York
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Anaconda
J. H. Black
A. L. Weight
Denver
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Cincinnati
A. Dilman
W. Ask
H. Romain
Judge Sullivan Fines Murray in Assault Case
In a morning court, Jack Murray pleaded guilty to assaulting M Harrington and received a $30 fine. Judge Sullivan admonished Murray about neglecting his young wife and warned others involved remain arrested as five more men face investigation.
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Bentence
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Harkins
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Polo Court
Eveline Evans Missing After Jumping Bail In Galena
Eveline Evans one of the bail jumpers from a Galena street dive case has fled town with $500 from her bondsmen Jack Dowd and Edward Smith. Authorities believe she is in Denver attempting to avoid court scrutiny. Judge Clancy had issued a citation for her appearance earlier this week, but she did not respond and the case may be continued. The bondsmen aim to locate her by next Saturday. if she remains unfound the bond may be forfeited.
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Pairol Sisters
Galena Street
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Edward Smith
Eveline
City to dedicate new Quarts street house this evening
The new Quarts street building will be dedicated tonight with a large crowd, including the mayor. The ceremony is to be short and followed by a social hour. City officials say the new hall will host the police department and fire brigade after remodeling.
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Manger
Mutual Life of New York Insurance Offer
W Bachelor District Manager at 48 East Broadway Butte offers life insurance guidance. Get a policy now to protect loved ones. contact Calhoun for details or to write.
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Unconscious Humor in Examination Answers
A newspaper item notes students’ clever misreadings in exams. One paper asked the Mase Wine forma corresponding to ewe and dam, with answers "ewer and damn." Another student quipped that an optimist looks after your eyes while a pessimist looks after your feet, exemplifying witty derivation from the prompt.
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Notice to Creditors in Koppas Estate
Administrator John L. Van Hove of Mertie Koppas deceased calls all creditors and claimants to present claims with vouchers within four months of publication. Claims should go to Lewis A. Smith office in Silver Bow Building, Butte Montana, for processing in Silver Bow County. Dated January 1, 1901, Butte Montana.
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Lewis A. Smith
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Mertle Koppas
District Court Adjourning Yet in Burlington Ex Quarantine
Judge Loud convened district court to hear motions and set cases for jury trials while adjourning later today. Parker appointed county commissioner to fill vacant term. Gifford and Thompson plead guilty to brand larceny, Thompson receiving two years and Gifford four. Other items note smallpox quarantine at Gibsons camp, street lighting delays, inquest into James Wilson’s pneumonia death, and various social events and local notices.
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W. C. Parsker
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Grigsby
Crowe Reward Raised to Five Thousand Dollars Dead or Alive
A secret Omaha city council meeting decided to offer a reward of 5000 dollars for Pat Crowe dead or alive. The notice clarifies no specific crime is required and notes the total reward on Crowe’s head reaches 18000 dollars.
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Suapfeson
Cudahy
Onrowe
Fire injures four at Hoynton block blaze in Chicago
A fire at the Hoynton block on 486 State Street in Chicago last night injured four firemen and caused about 50000 dollars in property damage. Mia Jimex Lehmann and her infant child were rescued by firefighters. Injured responders include Captain E J Buckley, Dinix Driscoll, Michael McFadden, and Patrick Smith all cut by falling glass.
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French Duke De Broglie Near Death From Cancer
Paris reports that the Duke de Broglie is dying of cancer of the long bone. The illness is described as terminal, with physicians noting its progression and the duke's declining strength. Local observers reflect on his years of public service and aristocratic duties amidst the somber health update.
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Global Telegram Roundup of January 19 News
A condensed telegram summary from London to New York reports Adelina Patt denying talks of a US tour for next year. Other items note a deadly train derailment near Joliet, a stalled Republican Senate caucus in Salt Lake City, Venezuela's telegraph censorship, McKinley congratulating the Prussian emperor, Samuel Warwick’s death in Camden, decorations favoring Americans at Paris expositions, quiet in Corbin feud violence, Republican stalemate in St Paul, Rosewater’s injunction in Omaha, Corbett wins in Denver, a Broadway restaurant hold up foiled with no loot, and Carson City carnival plans including Fitzsimmons vs Jeffries winner.
Snow Bound For A Month In Weaverville California
Weaverville, Trinity county, California, has been snowbound since late December with eight feet of snow. Two men on horseback brought the first news of the year, reporting scarce provisions, no stage or mail deliveries for weeks, and a man named John Vashay dying near the town. Efforts will be made to bring in mail and supplies by Mack Laity.
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Trinity County
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