Senatorship fights in Montana caucus and ballots
In Helena and butte Montana Republicans choose W F P Sanders as first senator candidate with Mantle Powers Couch among second choices. Democrats pick W A Clark as first choice and M Maginnis as second with Hauser as third. In South Carolina violence report notes mob killing eight Black inmates after courthouse raid.
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Herens
Mont
United States
Republican House
Col. Sanders
Helena
Mantle
Power
Bonner
Hershfield
Carpenter
Gouch
Witter
House
Howie
Lewis & Clarke
W. FP. Sanders
Lee
Couch
Senate
Sanders
Richards
Mills
Heelena
Judge Knowles
Heena
W. A. Clark
Butte
Martin Maginnis
S. T. Hauser
Indian Sign Language Master Natchez' Renown
Natchez of the Piute tribe is renowned for his mastery of sign language. He advised Washington experts on tribal tensions near the Oregon line and communicated a detailed account of his travels to hostile bands. Government reports praised his knowledge and clarity in conveying intelligence.
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Natchez
Washington City
Oregon Line
New York News
Preserving Nasturtiums and Sunflower Quinine Remedy
Instructions describe bottling nasturtiums in plain vinegar with salt ginger white pepper and mace for long keeps. Nasturtium pickles accompany boiled mutton fish and cold meats and boost tartare sauces. A Russian medical journal cites sunflower tincture with vodka as a quinine substitute for malaria, offering rapid cures in many cases.
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London
Tournal
Meditzina
Two Gravediggers in Biddeford Maine Paid in Beans
Two men were hired by two women to dig a grave on a family lot in Biddeford Maine. The slender worker and a heavy man, about 300 pounds, climbed out after a deep dig using a machine. The women paid each man five quarts of gray beans as compensation.
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Barnwell
Cooer
James Brown
Fishpond
Martin
Robert Martin
Hefferman
Biddeford
Had a Hard Time and the Meath Boxer O'Reilly
A mixed chronicle notes John Boyle O'Reilly born at Dowth Castle Meath Ireland age about 45 years and a noted boxer wrestler and canoeist. It recounts his youth service in the Tenth Hussars and escape from Western Australia to Philadelphia in 1860. It also covers a Rhode Island bank incident and a Montana Teachers Association meeting with details of sessions and officers.
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John Boyle O'Reilly
Dowth Castle
County Meath
Ireland
O'Reilly
Drogheda Argus
Tenth
Hussars
Prince of Wales’ Own
West Australia
Philadelphia
McHatton Named District Court Judge by Governor
The governor appointed J. J. McHatton, a political ally and one of the contesting candidates, to the district court post after he qualified before Clerk Bean and began duties. Also noted is a Detroit Tribune item about a Lansing cat that learned to open latched doors and its descendants.
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Barre
J. J. McHatton
McHatton
Bean
H. B. Shank
Lansing
Mich
Detroit Tribune
Terrible Smashup Train Derailed In West Virginia
A Chesapeake & Ohio vestibule train left the track at White Sulphur Springs, 125 miles from Clareston, killing 11 and injuring about 25 as rails spread on a high fill. All the dead were in the smoking car. the conductor survived injured. Doctors and local women aided victims. cause disputed between rails spreading and worn rails.
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Clareston
W. Va
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
White Sulphur Springs
Jarvis Run
United States
W. P. Caldwell
Wreck on Utah and Northern at High Bridge injures fireman
Special to the Tribune from Camas Idaho reports a terrible wreck at High Bridge between Camas and Beaver Canyon. Freight No 111 northbound with three engines had not switched to the side track when No 112 southbound collided on the main line, derailing 19 cars and four engines. Fireman O Neil lost an arm and others were seriously injured. The accident is blamed on the northbound crew for not siding the train on the steep grade.
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Camas
Idaho
Utah and Northern Road
High Bridge
Beaver Canyon
O'Neil
No. 112
No. 111
Lagrippe Spreads Across Countries and Cities
Dispatches report influenza or lagrippe sweeping Europe and the United States. London notes Marquis of Salisbury sick. Paris and Milan show rising cases. New York tallies 196 deaths in 24 hours. Missoula and Lansing report many cases. disease affects women and delicate individuals. symptoms include sore throat, chest involvement, and pneumonia in some.
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Europe
London
Marquis of Salisbury
Lagrippe
Paris
Toyson
Gaeta
Italy
Milan
Logone College
New York
Srok Ane Falls
Warren
Missoula
Lansing
Mich
Utica
Chicago
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Clark
Maginnis
Rhode Island
Detroit
Montana State Teachers’ Association
Burlington
Reid
Deer Lodge
Reisenrath
Ryder
Glendale
J. R. Russell
J. W. Imes
Marysville
Herd
Missor's
Cooler
Custer County
Miss Hanks
Dillon
Constitution
BE. A. Steere
J. C. Templeton
Miles City
Carrie Gox
Silver Bow
Tom B. Miller
Turnley
Lewis and Clark County
Miller
Lewis and Clark
Mur
Frank A. Fitzpatricks
Altheit
James Reid
Débr Lodge
Round Table
Tobi Gannon
Reeder
White
Fyhrie
Mills, Sullivan, Crowell and Howard
Masonic Hall
Fen
Babbitt
C. R. Compton
Misses Layton
Messrs
Trapagan
Deer Lodge College
Burkett
P.m
Emery Ness
Supt
Miss Keeler
Ines
Soper
Gannon
Russell
Butté
Young
Templeton
Cummins
Minnie Reisenrath
Prof.Templeton
Miss Cooley
M.S. Cummins
Ollie Keeler
Bozeman
Edwin, Norris
Teachers’ Association
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