Montana men track down killer of John Vipond
S L Russell and W R Vipond returned from New Mexico where they helped track and capture Perfecto Pablo, the man accused of murdering John Vipond in Rio Arriba county. Vipond’s body was found in October. Pablo was arrested and will be tried in Santa Fe in May.
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Anaconda Standard
S. L. Russell
New Mexico
John Vipoud
Montana
Vipoud
Russel
Wiilc
John Vipond
Jall
Santa Fee
Padio
Vipond
Will Vipond
Russell
Santa Fe
Mr. Vipond
Perfecto Padio
Padho
District Court
Rio Arrita County
Padic
Decreased Revenues Hit State Treasury by $621000
The Montana State Board of Equalization reports total state property valuations down from last year with real property at 61 million and personal property down. county returns show Beaverhead Cascade and others varying, and Silver Bow and Ravalli higher than before, impacting 1904 revenue projections.
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State Board of Equalization
Saya
Helena
County Boards of Equalization
Montana
BES
Leung
Batt
Beaverhead
Cascade
Chateau
Custer
Dawson
Deer Lodge
Fergus
Wlathead
Galladha
Tho
Crratidice
Jefferson
Lewia
Clarke
Madison
Meagher
Park
Ravalli
Silver
Valley
Yellowstone
Amioutte
Telephontie
Silver Bow
Gallatin
New York to Welcome World’s Largest Hotel in 1807
The Astor hotel project led by John Jacob Astor and George Boldt plans a 16 to 20 story Beaux Arts style hotel on the Astor mansion site at Fifth Avenue and Thirty Fourth Street. It will adjoin the Waldorf, be managed separately by Boldt, feature a 1000 seat dining room and a pillarless 100 foot square ballroom on the second floor, with German reception rooms and expansive assembly spaces. Architect Henry Hardenberg will draft the plans as Boldt aims to crown greater New York social and political life.
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New York
John Jacob-Astor
George Toldt
Astor
Fifth Avenue
Thirty-fourth Street
Waldorf
Boldt
Astors
New York World
Holdt
Greater New York
Henry J. Hardenberg
The
Yukon River Basin Provisions Strained by Trading Companies
A Juneau News report estimates scant supplies in the Yukon River basin with about 0 whites and numerous natives. Trading companies hold tens of thousands of sacks, causing shortages as winter approaches. Sailors warn of rising costs and reduced shipments, while hopes grow for faster future routes.
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Yukon River
Juneau
Alaska
Ana
Gus Brig
Cauplain Dlealy
Praditye Aid Pradisputta
Ciby
Dhenly
Yukon
Stanmer
Polly River
At. Michiels
Padiais
Horly Mile
Chet Keines
Bertha
St. Michaels Fur San Rancho
Shimtath
Rail routes for Pacific coast access through Missoula and Spokane
Union Pacific seeks Pacific coast reach with plans for traffic deals with Northern Pacific to serve Missoula Puget Sound and Portland via Garrison. Alternative is a new line from Utah Northern terminus to western Montana through Bitter Root range to tap mining regions with Spokane as a key objective.
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Union Pacific
Montana
Spokane
Northern Pacific
Missoula
Puget Sound
Portland
Garrison
Nero Cialis
Oregon
Utah
Montan
Stony Creek
Bitter Rot
Ceegr @ Aleves
Joan
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Eliel Brothers
Dillon Examiner
Cineinnati Weekly
Enquirer
Tun Enquirer
WM. B. Orem
Feed and Sale
Center Street
Uu.c. Orem
Taving
Courter-Journal
Henry Watterson
Courier -Journal
Doba
Prem Oe Ee Peat
Gay
Asdéress. F
Courier-Journal Co
Louisville, KY
Estes Lodging House
Bannack Street
Charles I. Padley
UNION
Miller
Stringham Block
Bond, M.D
Crerce de Mion Drug Store
Epwin Norris
Crowell & Nuckells
DiLlos
BR. G. Dun & CO
Rooms T
Vover Flirat Nation Ast Bank
Dileon
H J. Burleigh
Attorney AT Law
Ienry R. Melton
W. L
Douglas Shoe
F. Cordovan
Douglas
Brockton
Mass
W. L. Douglas Bhoes
Eliel Bros
Dillon
Mont
J. R. Littell
Opposite Patent Office
Washington
Dist. OF Columbia
Dillon Creen House
TS Eta
Per der
Scientific American Agency For
Securi Venta
Ee Tnevicat
Broadway
Oe & Jette E
Ron Boldiers
Iowa
A. Grannis
L. A. Grannis
Dilton
Caltia
Farth
John Jacob Waldorf
Yukon River Basin
Great River
Pacific Coast
Miskoula
Northwestern
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