Fatal head end collision near North Yakima
A midnight collision two miles north of North Yakima Washington between an extra eastbound freight and No 49 a freight killed Engineer Cooper and the fireman and injured several others. Three engines and 83 cars were destroyed after the extra misread a siding at Venus station and entered a sharp curve.
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North Yakima
Wash
Here
Northern Pacific
Cooper
Venus Station
Extra
Christmas Ball Announced by Mount Ellis Lodge
The Mount Ellis lodge No. 83 A. O. U. W. announces a grand Christmas ball on Christmas night December 25. All are invited to attend the dance of the season. George Palmer and family have moved into the former Hughes company house. Hughes family relocated to Missoula.
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Mount Ellis Lodge
No. 83
Road to Thunder Mountain wagon road prep noted
The Oregon Short Line plans expanded winter traffic to Thunder Mountain with a wagon road reportedly under construction from Yellow Jacket and Singister toward Thunder Mountain. If completed, the route would run via Three Forks, Middle Fork Salmon, and Marble creeks to within four miles of Thunder Mountain, linking Bedrock to Salmon City and the Short Line.
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Oregon Short Line
Thunder Mountain
Burley
Yellow Jacket
Singister
Three Forks Creek
Middle Fork
Salmon River
Marble Creek
Salmon City
City of Dillon Receives Engraved Shell Plate
Co E of the First Montana Infantry presented a six inch shell found at San Lazaro Cemetery in the Philippines to Dillon. Huber Bros completed the engraving with R S Conger R G Gray and A B Johnson guiding the project costing about 29 dollars. The inscription notes the shell was fired from the U S Charleston on February 5 1899.
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Co E
Philippines
Dillon
Huber Bros
R.S. Conger
R. G. Gray
A. 8. Johnson
Co. “Ek
Montana Infantry
San Lazaro Cemetery
Philippine Islands
U. S
Charleston
Rio Grande Dining Car Service and Scenic Route Promotion
Distinguished travelers praise the Rio Grande dining car service and the route through Salt Lake City and Denver via the Rio Grande Western and Denver & Rio Grande. Daily through sleeping and dining cars to Denver Omaha Kansas City St. Louis or Chicago. Weekly personally conducted excursions. Contact W. C. McBride in Butte or Geo. W. Heintz in Salt Lake City for rates and folders.
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Globe Trotters
Rio Grande
Salt Lake City
Denver
Denver & Rio Grande
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago
W. CO. McBride
B. Broadway
Butte
Geo
W. Heintz
Dillon Bakery Moves to Crowell’s Storefront
The Dillon Bakery relocates to Crowell's store one door south of Deputy Bros. The Mint remains sole agent for General Green cigars and El Bymphomiie cigars, noted as finnest of clear Havanas.
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Dillon Bakery
Crowell’s
Deputy Bros
Geneneral Green
el Bymphomiie
Bott
Riot in Scranton Strikes Deluge City Streets
In Scranton Pennsylvania during the street car strike a riot erupted. Special Officer Scoffield and Detective Cosgrove confronted a saloon crowd while attempting to arrest a man. The mob fired and the officers discharged their revolvers, scattering the attackers. Three revolver shots wounded three mob members but with non serious injuries.
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Scranton
Scoffield
Cosgrove
Carnegie Plans $10 Million Gift for Washington University
President Roosevelt has received a Carnegie letter offering ten million dollars to establish a Washington university for higher education. The gift would follow Smithson’s model to found a premier institution aimed at advancing scientific knowledge and education, with Congress to be asked to accept the bequest.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Andrew Carnegie
United States
Congress
Carnegie
James Smithson
Smithsonian Institute
Smithson
Macedonian reports Ellen Stone and companion hidden near Dubnitza
A Macedonian informant from Salonica states Ellen M Stone and Mme Tsilka are concealed near Rilo five miles south of Dubnitza in Bulgarian territory. The informant left on December 1 and naming captive-suppliers. American officials in Turkey plan to treat with the bandits and secure Turkish frontier passage.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Salonica
Ellen M. Stone
Mme. Tsilka
Rilo
Dubnitza
Turkey
Fierce Clash at Tien Tsin Ends Drawn Battle
A sentry from an Indian regiment fatally attacked two comrades and was shot by German troops. A free fight followed with three German privates killed and a German officer mortally wounded. Three Indian soldiers died and several were wounded. Germans confined to barracks.
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Tien Tsin
O K Paul and Co Collects Net 80 Day Accounts
After January 1 1902 all accounts must be settled every 80 days O K Paul and Co Lima Montana in a notice dated December 4 1901.
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O. K. Paul & Co
Lima
Mont
Liberals Retreat to Mountains in Panama Pursuit
Dispatch from Colon Colombia on December 10 reports normal conditions in Panama. Government forces led by General Castro met no Liberal forces at Agua Dulce as the Liberals retreat to mountain fastnesses where Castro is expected to pursue them.
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Castro
Colon
Colombia
Panama
San Pablo
Buena Vista
Agua Dulce
Grand Jury Indicts McGuire for Embezzlement
Philadelphia December 10 the grand jury returned an indictment against P J McGuire general secretary treasurer of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters on the charge of embezzlement. He is accused of fraudulently converting ten thousand dollars belonging to the association to his own use.
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McGuire
Philadelphia
P. J. McGuire
United Brotherhood of Carpenters
Hortman Charged in First-Degree Murder
Florence Porter of Cherokee died from a Nov. 30 shooting by Henry Hortman. Hortman is charged with murder in the first degree and held in LeMars jail.
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Hortman
Sioux City
Florence Porter
Henry Hortman
Cherokee, Ta
LeMars
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Receipts in South Omaha Market
South Omaha cattle receipts reach 3,700 with steady to slow trade and varied prices for native beef steers western and Texas cattle plus cows and calves. Hog receipts at 7,000 show activity and modest price gains with heavy and mixed lots near 6.10 to 6.30. Sheep receipts around 6,000 see slow to steady demand with fed muttons lambs and grass lambs priced from 2.00 to 4.80 depending on class.
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South Omaha
Texas
U.li
St Joseph Live Stock Report Dec 9 Cattle and Hog Prices
Cattle receipts 1400 steady with natives 3507.25 Texans and westerns 3.00 6.85 cows and heifers 1.25 5.50 veals 2.90 5.25 bulls and stags 2.00 5.00 stockers and feeders 2.00 4.25. Hogs receipts 8300 up 1 cent with light 5.85 6.45, medium and heavy 6.00 6.55, pigs 3.50.
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St. Joseph
Dillon Visit by Bannack’s Robert Christian
Robert Christian of Bannack has been spending several days in Dillon this week visiting friends and taking in local sights.
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Robert Christian
Bannack
Dillon
Thanking Friends After Illness and Death of Wife and Mother
B A Rivers and family express deep gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness during the illness and death of their wife and mother. They extend appreciation for support and comforting words.
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B. A. Rivers and
Famvy
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