Death on the Yukon Two McNamara Brothers Feared Lost
The Yukon disaster reportedly involves Thomas and Dan McNamara of Walkerville, Montana, who left for Dawson City with high hopes. Reports indicate their scow may have capsized or sunk after hitting ice above Ogilvie on November 11, with five perished inflaming family fears and details tracing their western roots to Virginia City and Walkerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Wand
Daniel McNamarea
Twee Well Brown
Walkerville
Etter
Butte
Elyeumstuhees
Dawson City
Associated Presa Fon
Seattle
Wash
Advier
Yukon
Ogilvie
McNamara
Kelly
Drumbolm
Ruddall
Dawson
McNamara Brothers
Tom
Dan McNamin
Virginia City
Abo
John
Michael
Thomas
Daniel
Klondike Coun
John McNamiara
Bblowade Creek
Mike
Themis
Ing
Pravistana
North Main Street
South Butte
Jona Stru Oleon Music Teacher
Jona Stru, a music teacher at Oleon, is associated with Ore 26 West Granite in a local listing.
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Jonastru
Oleon
Ore 26 West Granite
AGOA DEATH INQUEST FOCUSES ON FATAL BLOW
Coroner Juilien presided over an inquest into Daniel Reoa's death at his home on Monday. Witnesses described an ill light shed by a fall of blow, with ice on the left side cited as the immediate cause. The jury could not determine how the fatal blow was delivered and ruled death from ruptured blood vessel caused by a blow, details unresolved.
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Juilien
Daniel Reoa
Agon
Old-Timer Dean Dies Regretted by Montana Pioneers
David G. Allen reported from Morehan Nebraska that Isaac Dyan McDean, a longtime Mon tana pioneer, died after a year of fines. Dean, who served as postmaster and stage agent in Silver Bow and helped run a sheep ranch, had a long career in the region. He married Mary Fisher in 1882 and moved to Montana, with health issues forcing earlier eastward trips. His death marks end of an era among local pioneer circles.
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Maining
Montana
Dean
Bradley
Grand Army of the Republic
Moreden Lodge
Thane
Charlotte Lakey Dean
Tario
13Th Regiment
Tidianha Volunteers
Port Wayne
Ind
Monuind
Order of United Men and Grand Army
T. W. McLaghlin
Grand Army
David G. Allen
Morehan
Isaac Dyan
Mc Dean
William Norton
Orton
Silver Bow
Moon
Pring
Afana
Mary Fisher
Coffee Kissed Heart Trouble Replaced by Postum Drink
Mrs L A Smith of Blodgett Mills Cortland Co N Y writes that coffee caused heart trouble and after switching to Postum Cereal Food Coffee she recovered. She notes friends also abandoned coffee for Postum, with some claiming better taste if boiled long enough.
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Tam
L. A. Smith
Live poultry sale and Nome chicken trail notes
Local ad lists live turkeys ducks geese and chickens for sale at 11 West Galena. Dawson reports a warm trail to Nome with prospectors, dogs and scows in demand. Many winter travelers plan to cross country to Nome and Dawson to beat spring rush and reach early work opportunities.
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Galena
Dawson
Nome
Lake Bennett
Yukon
Sound
Names List From Ekotels Publication With Varied Locations
A fragment lists numerous individuals and their cities across the United States and beyond. Names include Ada Mol Braden J i New York Amelia Shepleigh Rea ton and many others with towns such as Rochester Seattle Portland Denver and Helena. The text resembles a directory or notices section with scattered affiliations and spouses.
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Mbsola
AL TE Meritt
San Francise
Samuel Oliver
A. Be McNear
Thom Hudson
Chicago
RR. Dufftay
Fairhaven
Wash
W. McGintey
York
Frederic L. Berk
Denver
Port Wine Worth Per Gallon Listed In Ad
An old newspaper ad fragment lists port wine priced at a nominal value per gallon with references to 2-lb hex crackers and a product line including Ginger SME. The readable text suggests a sale or catalog item from a local store, reflecting period pricing and commodity mentions.
Verdict Expected In Shadwell O Connor Case
Judge Clancy adjourned as Robert Shadwell’s case moved to argument. The county attorney sought to strike testimony about a Johnson-Shadwell dispute prior to the killing of O Connor. The defense urged no verdict of murder in the first degree, arguing insufficient evidence and trumped by a supreme court view. Testimony framed O Connor as a bully. Shadwell’s motive and capacity were debated. The jury is instructed to consider intent and whether murder existed in mind. A verdict is expected before midnight.
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Clancy
Department of the District Court
Robert Shadwell
Johnson
Shadwell
O'Connor
Pemberton
Supreme Court
Cornelius F. Kelly
No. 10
East Park Street
Connor
Shaywell
Thresher
Connolly
Dressmaking Services Offered by Mrs Sutherland in Portland
To the ladies, purchasing of every description done, dressmaking superintended, samples and information sent on application. Mrs M Sutherland 685 West Park St Portland Oregon.
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M. Sutherland
West Park St
Portland
Ore
Helena Frisco stock subscription offered in Butte and New York
Stock in the Helena Frisco can be subscribed for at the Thompson Investment company office in Butte, or at their New York office Rooms 1215 Commercial Cable Building 20 Broad Street. Miss Mary L. Johnson sole agent for Williamson Dorset and Gillette Skirt Co. Measure taken and fit cut guaranteed at 181 West Broadway.
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Helena-Frisco
Thompson Investment Company
East Broadway
Butte
New York
Commercial
Broad Street
Mary L. Johnson
Williamson Dorset
Gillette Skirt Co
Broadway
Profitable Silent Husband Salary Debate in Detroit
Mrs Tomadik and Mrs Hejack discuss wives needing weekly pay. One argues husbands should pay a salary, proposing ten dollars a week, but recounts discovering husbands spend about eight hundred dollars a year on millinery and clothes, leading to doubt about salary sufficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Free Press
Business Chance and a Jest on Beggars in Indianapolis
A fragment from the Indianapolis Journal hints at a business chance and a humorous remark about beggars, mentioning Wickwire and a remark about novelty. The text reflects a casual, clipped exchange and urban chatter about opportunity and poverty.
New Orchestrion at Butte Stand Reinforces Local Offer
Albini Sisters proprietors announce at the Vienna saloon and P O News Stand on 119 South Main Street new magazines and late novels arriving with a new orchestrion, the only one in Butte, along with choice wines, liquors, and cigars.
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P.O
Vienna
South Main Street
Butte
Albini
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Butte, Montana
Brobeck
California Ofyes
Belk
Suner Ryani
West Broadway
Jewelers
Main, Corner Broadway
Agoa
Gold Hunters
Ween Dawson
Nome— Lakes
Eubernstes Billings
Teleni
T. Waggoner
Spor
A. B
Pippin
Albert Sechmidt
Samuel T. Houser
Helenar
Davis
W. Morris
Pony
McKuskle
Pooys G. HW
Ohlsson
Silver City
Yahsley
Indianapolis
Pillsbury's
Ralston
Cash Grocers
W.park St
Butte, Mont
Abe
Simon Banks
N. Main Street
Nottingham
Brownfield-Canty Carpet CO
Cq West Park Street
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