Missoula News Boarding House case overview and officers
Misoula news notes the board of officers for the ensuing year of the A. O. U. W. install. The O'Brien case continues today with plaintiff alleging defamation by Mrs Connor proprietor of a fashionable boarding house. The suit seeks $5000 in damages and includes five distinct causes of action as Attorneys Woody and Woody proceed.
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U. W
O'Brien
Connor
Woody & Woody
Miss
Norel Ant
Hatinamd
Walton
Tile de Tapi
Sheeny Kid in Trouble at Poller Court
Court hears case against A Cuhn known as Sheetgy Kids wit with a charge of vagarancy and city morality concerns. Officials pledge extra effort to curb frequent new faces in the area as the alleged troublemaker faces charges. The case was concluded today.
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A.cuhn
Poller
Pilvercne
Te Gil Wey
O'Brien Case in Police Court Plea of Not Guilty
A Missoula police court heard Jessie O'Brien charged with larceny of 66 from a resort visitor. She pleaded not guilty and, at defense request, the case was continued awaiting witnesses. Other city notes include residents visiting, land transfers, and local medical and business updates.
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Jessie O'Brien
Wear Front Street
Not Sully
Workman Installation At Largely Attended Meeting
At a largely attended meeting last evening in af mis sould target the following authors were invited to eitherate to years of 1) Maret M We ALM Stevens Mon J M Jans eyne reeaver The board voted as of 198 tote a Andy Logan and J Kemp receiver Iya M Reokan G T Mechugh and Fitgerald are the laden physicians.
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Stevens
J. M. Jans
Eyne
Andy Logan
Thane
J. Kemp Receiver
Iya
M. Reokan
G. T. Mechugh
Fitegerald
Rancher Lannen Injured Band Amputation at Parsons
Chris Lannen a rancher merchant from Kearmouth was admitted to Parsons hospital after a badly smashed band that required amputation of the left finger yesterday. Mrs Burke of Bonner, headed Riverfoot Milling cold storage, arrived to attend Mrs Burke during today’s operation.
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Crawford
Northern Pavilleas
Evaro
Chris Lannen
Kearmouth
Parsons Hospital
F Burke
Bonner Fe
Me. Burke
Riverfoot Milling Company
Burke
German Press Claims Emperor's England Flight Tied to Debt
Vorwaerts reports the sudden departure of the German emperor for England was linked not only to bidding farewell to a dying grandmother but also to the Prince of Wales asking to settle a private debt. The hoax claim cites 24,000,000 marks loaned to Wales, tied to Wilhelm II's reign and household finances, with minister Count von Stieberg resigning amid the allegation.
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Bey Tin
Vorwaerts
X Ist
England
Prince of Wales
Worwachy
Frederick
Wales
Willum
Count von Steiberg
Imperial
de Waert
Citvles
de Vorweerin
Copper mining shares and lawsuit claims surface
A report notes Brockele mines in Montana and Paine soust interests securing thousands of acres under a single director. The operation is said to be producing about 1600 tons daily, with a party filing suit over profits.
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Brockele Mines
Montana
Paine Soust
HUH
What the King Said to Frederick William
Edward VI addresses the Crown Prince of Germany at Osborne House as he presents the insignia of the Order of the Garter. He thanks the German emperor for guarding the queen and expresses hope that the ancient order will strengthen ties, promote peace, and advance civilization.
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London
Dan
Edward VI
Germany
Frederick William
Order of the Garter
Osborne House
Edward III
Officers Relieved For Philippine Duty Transfer
By direction of the president Brig Generals James F. Wade and Ludlow will be relieved and ordered to Bar Fishingport to sail on the first steamer for Manila where they will report to command the division of the Philippines. Major General Wade’s departure enables the department to relieve two general officers and reassign duties in the United States. Major Generals Lloyd Wheaton and Bates are expected to be among officers relieved and granted permission to return home.
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Washington
Dan
James F. Wau
Wdam
F. Ludlow
Fisnessee
Max
Manila
Dake
Paul
Ladlaw
Waid
Amy
Orls
Chicago
Bill
Wade
Ludlow
Philippines
United States
Potey
Air Department
Lloyd Wheaton
Department of Northern Lagen
J. @. Bates
Department of Southern
Yeturn
Nation Visits Prisoners With Fruit In Moral Plea
Mrs. Carrie Nation visited the Topeka jail and supplied inmates with apples and bananas while asking how liquor influenced their arrest. She urged officials to enforce the law and influenced a judge to remove objectionable calendar pictures. A House resolution inviting her to speak was introduced but laid on the table.
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Topeka
Kan
Carrie Naton
Hyuer
Nation
Troop withdrawal planned as Indian unrest calms
Kansas City dispatch reports U S Marshal Bennett has the Indian situation under control in Henrietta Indian Territory. It is decided no cavalry advance is needed, though troops may remain a few days as a precaution. Deputies Weingarten and others arrest several leaders of the threatened insurrection. Thomas Ranson arrives with the marshal and opens court. Chief Snake Chute Harjo is given a preliminary hearing and bound over to the grand jury for Muskogee trial.
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Kansas City
Henrietta
I. T
Bennett
Dixon
Port Rene
Wi Weingl
Thomas Ranson
United States
Ah Henrietta
Marshal Bennett
Chute Harjo
Chief Snake
Grand Jury
Muskogee
Rial
Prompt action urged on Cuban constitution by cabinet
Washington Feb 2 A cabinet meeting reviewed the Cuban constitution provisions and set February 5 for possible presentation to Congress The president underlines the urgency of prompt action and would not hesitate to call an extra session if needed The Spoono Philippine bill and Cuban issue are seen as the foremost matters demanding immediate congressional attention
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Washington
Congress
National Mine Workers constitutional overhaul vote
Indianapolis reports the miners convention radically restructured the organization. The executive board may expand to ten members with two from anthracite districts, while officers keep a president, a vice president, and a secretary treasurer. A thirteen member executive board was approved with changes to member selection and terms.
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Indianapolis
Mitchell
Lewis
Lawsuit Targets Great Northern in Multi-Million Claim
J W Pearson sues J Hill and the Great Northern alleging over 4 million dollars tied to Montana interests. The case claims discoveries and financial stakes connected to a new geological theory and long study spanning twenty years, with Pearson seeking redress in federal or state courts.
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Valush
Mindin
St. Paul
J. W. Pearson
de J. Hill
Montana
Pearson
Contmiloy
Peareon
Keenlin
Jie
Unsettled market tied to St Paul and Steel and Wire
A volatile New York session sees St Paul shares around 152 then sliding as Steel and Wire weakens. Mixed gains lift some stocks like Manhattan and Federal Steel, while Consolidated Gas and bonds pause. Closing is dull with modest advances in select rails and industrials amid lingering volatility.
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New York
Jao
St. Pauil
St. Paul
Lidl
Northern Pacific
Gieigers
National Steel
Pacific Mail
Wien
Consolidated Gas
Federal Steel
Manhattan
Brooklyn Rapid
Melile
Ohio
Southern Pacific
Grangora
New York Central
Southern
Pacific
American Express
Mobile
Ohl
York
Awhison Do
Tswees B. & Oharene c. Qa. C
We Veneers
Vocecrere Federal Steel
Cccse
Peoples Gas
Missouri
Pennsylvania
Rock Island
Sugar Tenn
Union Pacific
General Bleetz
Western Ink
Pacific Mall
Pullman
Ian Tin Pate
Market Report on Cattle Sheep and Wool Prices
Wholesale cattle receipts total 15 000 with steady market. Texas sheep and Western sheep quoted at varied prices, calves and hogs show mixed values with feed costs cited. Wool prices remain unsettled with spot demand steady to weak, and Territory wool prices hovering around mid 40s per cent.
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New York
Chicago
Vaal
Texas
Texas Grate
Texas Bulls
Kauss
Yoo
Steady Henin
Canaliin
Jun
MGA
Texie
Uy Ehev
Judgment Against Leiter in Wheat Deal Case
In the appellate court today the judgment of 17, A12 dollars was entered against Dewep Leiter in favor of Murray, Nelson & Co, denying an attachment of Leiter's property. Murray, Nelson & Co were creditors when the wheat deal collapsed on June 13, 18IS.
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Anpelate
Cours
William B Spleen Acquitted In Grain Sale Case
Poorlind Oregon January 24 William B Spleen was acquitted this morning by a jury in the state circuit court after a trial over disposal of grain allegedly tied to a warehouse foreman and the Triet Company.
Man Found Drowned in Mississippi River Near Port Gideon
A man identified as Br. Louis Jah was found in the Mississippi River near Port Gideon with heavy weights tied around his ankles. He had been missing about one week, and the death is under investigation by local authorities.
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Br. Louis
Dudge
Port Gideon
Mississhupi
Thus Place
Yomu
Iami O
Diuk
Inganyvika
Keele
Dall
Scott Eliiett
Gitwa
Kant
Athen Edward
Kiwa
Disappearing Waters and Drought Across African Lakes
A truncated report notes rising water loss on lakes including Tanganyika and Victoria, with shorelines retreating over decades and cultivated lands shrinking. Skeptics worry the trend fits broader African lake decline, while some researchers dispute permanent shrinkage, citing historical high levels. Also cited: Green's August Flower advertisement framing a herbal remedy for dyspepsia and indigestion with sample bottles offered.
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Prof. Houton
Newbee Drug Co
Finlen-Media Drug Co
Get Green
Allen's Foot-Ease promised cure for tired feet and corns
Shake into your shoe for painful smarting feet and growing nails. Instantly relieves corns bunions sweating and hot tender feet. Greatest comfort discovery of the age. Sold by druggists and shoe stores. Trial package free by mail for 25 cents in stamps. Address Allen Olmsted Le Roy New York.
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Allen
A'L Druggiata
Excursion to Salt Lake by Oregon Short Line
For the annual convention of the National Live Stock association the Oregon Short Line will sell tickets January 23 and 24 to Salt Lake and return at fare for the round trip. Final limit of tickets January 31. Make your sleeping car reservation early. P. a veral Agent North Main Street Butte.
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Salt Lake
Oregon Short Line
National Live Stock Association
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