Land claim rights spark Missoula timber sale dispute
The Missoula land office ruled on a quarter-section claim in the Bitter Root valley near Darby, upholding the Grow entry and denying cancellation for alleged timber dipping. Government appeals failed as proceeds funded improvements and the land remained agricultural, with local residents and officials active in daily affairs.
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Missoula
United States Land Office
Darby
George D. Orner
Allen Ke Grow
Kevernment
Grow
Elaton
Hamilton Lumber Company
Priny
Jp Asmuch
West Grow
Wedding of Albert Dunnault and Aurore Rocheleau in Missoula
The ceremony occurred this morning at the Catholic church in Missoula. Albert Dunnault, a seasoned mining man from Butte, and Miss Rocheleau, daughter of Frenchtown’s popular boniface A Borheletu, were attended by friends in a crowded church. A reception will follow at Frenchtown tonight before the couple moves to Butte to reside.
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Albert Dunnault
Aurore Rocheleau
Missoula
Butte
Rocheeleam
Frenchtown
Boniface
Maguire Seeks Dismissal as Union Hall Case Dismissed
Attorney Evans for the plaintiff announces a notice of dismissal in the case John Maguire versus the trustees of Union Hall company of Missoula dissolving the injunction on Union Hall use. A new suit is filed naming Union Mall company as defendant in place of trustees.
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John Maguire
Trustees of the
Union Hall Company of
Missoula
Evans
Union Hall
Union Mall Company
Corporalon
Louisiana Purchase Exposition plans advance in Congress
A Missouri led delegation urged a 1903 St Louis world’s fair with international scope. The plan calls for a $15 million federal and city funding mix, plus a $5 million federal pledge and $10 million local support. Governor Francis cited $10 million secured, with $5 million from subscriptions and $5 million from bonds. The Missouri vote favored bond issuance and constitutional amendments.
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Washington
St Louis
House of Representatives
United States
St. Louis
Dr. R. Francis
Missouri
Charles W. Knapp
St. Louis Republic
Nathan Frank
Seth W. Cobb
James Haggerman
C. C. Spencer
Tawney
Congress Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Chicago
Francis
State of Missouri
Secretary of State of
German Emperor Orders Mourning Across Army
From Jertin January 4 official Gazette reports Emperor Wilhelm’s rescript mourning the death of Victoria. He decrees the army wear mourning for fourteen days and the first dragoon guard to mourn for three weeks. Flags on military and public buildings to be lowered accordingly.
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Jertin
Gagette
Heborne
Victoria
Haive
Notice to Republicans League Meeting at Petrite Block
Members of the Republican League club and all republicans are requested to meet at room 4 Petrite block Friday evening January at 8 o'clock. Mm J P Stagg President Republican League Club.
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Republican League Club
Petrite
J.P. Stagg
Redskin War Sparks Refuge in Kufaula Indians in revolt
A special to the Globe-Democrat reports ex Chief Roley McIntosh and about twenty followers sheltering in Kufaula, as plans to arrest the Snake band leaders loom. Federal and local authorities marshal forces for immediate action with troops en route, while some fear counterproductive outcomes. The piece notes a tense scene with crowds, weather hampering efforts, and a heavy police presence.
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St. Louia
Moea
Globe-Democrat
Kafaula
I. T
Roley McIntosh
Treaty Party
Kufaula
John Cruk
Mcintosh
Mcintoah
Foley
Na Posse
Bufatla
United State
Marshal Bennett
Northern District
Indian Territory
McTntoxh
Roopa
Bennetnd
Shhoenfeldt
Goto Brush Hill
Choctaw
For
Reno
Athol
Danville
Lee Sends Soldiers to Creek Nation Uprising
A Kansas City report notes General Lee ordered cavalry from Fort Reno to the Creek nation to quell the uprising. Creeks mobilize light horsemen across five tribes, while Seminole Governor Brown seeks aid as some join the Creeks. Authorities fear up to 1,000 armed Indians may be compelled to swear allegiance in defense against soldiers.
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Kansas City
Maskngee
T. T
Lee
Fort Reno
Brown
Dawson Frozen Up Report From Yukon Valley
Daw son and the Yukon valley report the second Alaska has just endured the coldest weather since White men inhabited the area. On January 18 the Dawson thermometer dropped to 68 degrees below zero, Forty Mile recorded 7 below, and the seven day average at Dawson from January 16 stood at 58 below. A dense fog shrouded the valley throughout.
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Seattle
Dawson
Yukon Valley
Alaska
Unit
Forty Mile
Great Fire At Montreal Destroys Large Property
A major blaze in Montreal began at 8 o'clock last night and raged until 2 o'clock this morning. It destroyed property estimated between 1.7 and 3 million dollars, with the splendid Board of Trade building among the losses. Firemen fought the flames but faced extensive destruction before gaining control.
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Montreal
Tan
Hagrier
Board of Trade
Shick
Carrie Nation in Kansas City Saloon Battle
A street clash in Kansas City pits Carrie Nation against rival women allied with saloons. Nation and supporters swear warrants. she is assaulted during a tense morning, police call in extra officers, and saloonkeepers guard their premises at Abilene ahead of her next move.
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Kansas City
Enterprise
Carrie Nation
John Schilling
B. Oh. Molt
Nation
C. 2
Hoffman
Win
Schook
Asitoon
Keene
Nathan
Bruken
Manila Battle Shapes Tax Delay Amid War Turmoil
In Manila on January 4 prominent Filipinos sought a two year delay on land taxation where owners cannot cultivate due to fighting. The DiL had deferred taxation for a year and an amendment exempts landholders not implicated in insurrection after March who prove unsettled conditions prevented work. Lieutenant Steele and ten men plus seven natives fought a half year engagement with a lance force of Pilipinas at Tenaguana. One Allied private, Edward McGugie, was killed. Samar remains quiet after troops arrived. Lukban’s forces are hiring. Arrests and seizures of arms continue in Luzon’s unpacified districts.
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Manila
Jas
Dii
Steele
Pilipinas
Island
Luzon
Royal visit as King Edward lands at Osborne House
An expectant crowd at Trinity pier watches the royal yacht Alberta sail in with King Edward aboard. The king, greeted by Emperor William at the gates, lands at 2:45 p.m. amid half-masted flags and military escorts, appearing in good health while handling state dispatches and sympathy telegrams.
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Cowes
Jan. H
Trinity Pier
Royal de Alberta
Edward
Australia
Connaught
Osborne House
William
Ne Gates
Remarkable Champagne Imports Highlight G H Mumm Brand
For years one champagne brand has grown its imports from twice that of rivals to 79,281 more cases, while G H Mumm Extra Dry imports reached 119,441 cases in 100. This surge is cited as conclusive proof of the brand’s quality and exceptional import demand.
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G. H. Mumm
Where to Be Wash Nut Soat Drive From Us
Cottonwood Coal Co advertises Wash Nut Soat items with a claim of a genuine article at four dollars per lump. Includes a Utah street office and telephone contact 276 for orders.
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Utah Street
Cottonwood Coal Co
Financial Trading Slips Amid Broad Market Weakness
New York opened quiet with mixed action as declines in Steel and Federal Steel weighed on drivers. The market showed firm margins eroding with short covering fading, leaving prices under pressure. Kansas City and Omaha live stock markets reported steady to firm feeds and modest gains in hogs and lambs amid broad dullness.
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New York
Jan
Mittin
Gutta
Baxes
Pat
Northern Pacific
Brooklyn Transit
Spara
Honda
St. Paul
Muciic
Steel
Chicago
Texas
Cannes
Texas Bulls
N Y
Central Way
Louisville & Nashville
Manhattan
Missouri Pacific Tees
Rence
Pacific Mail
M. K
Delaware & Hudson Tees
Chesapeake & Ohio
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Wallis
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tHa
Alert Zeliwater
Sam Robinson
Bt. Hegis
Frank Vogel
He Forest
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Mess South
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Df. Dutta
Tokn Golney
Rew
Orleans
2Th Infantry
Fort Missoula
Montana
Joseph Murphy
Dmibertali
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A. Anson
Boemsteds
W. B. Russell
Plaine Yeator
George Wett
Moning Mineral Land Commission
Ines
Percy Steffee
Coeur Wallene
Louise Jacky
Linnie Kranich
Mary Rehder
Binstock
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Steffee
Coour d'Alene
Pieumoning
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Sisters
Neaphal
Missoula Loge
Ay Po and
Missouly Daily Comiery
Thei Oyder Ka
Nathaniel Sink
Lillian la Marr
Spruce Street
Charles Dorman
Orchard Homes
BR. M. Cobban
W. P. Spilth
W. J. Stephens
Pavers
R. M. Cobban
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Cobban
Grinwell Waain
Sons of Fermynn Etven
Sehilles Ledge
Frank
Jesse O'Brien
Hayes
Robert Childer
da Preston
Carlton
Childer
Bitter Root
George Garber
Giber
Northern Pacific Hospital
The
Missoula Mercantile Co
Big Butte
J. Sublotzky
Fipstelass
Grove
Blaeis
Halle
Ih Butte
Maguire
Louisiana Purchase
Wilhelm
Halla
M. Saxe & Sons
Lemoine
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England
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