Murder and Suicide in Tratale Valley Tragedy Shocks Town
A farmer, Henderson, killed his wife then shot himself in Tratale village northwest of Shelbyville Indiana. Henderson and wife had recent divorce entanglements and property disputes. Deputy Sheriff scene described as a grim, double tragedy with Henderson dying by self-inflicted wound. Nearby reports include a separate Montanan murder in Sun River involving Gordon and Labelle, plus church and property notes from Salt Lake dispatches.
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Shelbs Ville
Ind
Tratale
Menderson
Coning
Henderson
Montini
Medday
Sheri Kelly
Chateau
Has
Gordon
John L. Labelle
Lawson
Cohen
Labelle
Chateau House
Dardon
Tne
Becuse
Clark Bras
NW Co
Tro Catiteraia
Montana lands bill outlines land types and entry rules
The act classifies public lands as agricultural, timber, mineral, desert and reserved, authorizes entry of 160 acres for citizens or intent-to-citizen entrants, and allows timber and mineral dispositions under rules. It reserves strips along section lines for public works and culture laws while permitting some existing claims to be perfected and shielding entry from corporate benefit.
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Congress
Bigamy case to be tried at Butte August
A Montana dispatch notes a bigamy case in Jefferson County with a Butte connection. The story mentions the court date in August, the northern division of the Northern Pacific, and local prison conditions at Deer Lodge with many inmates sleeping on shake downs.
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Butte
Bozeman
Northern Pacific
Deer Lodge
Jefferson County
Brigham Young
Dare
Disputed Burlington Bond Case Reaches High Court
A lengthy note traces a Burlington case where an injunction against a saloon keeper was sustained and the man bonded. He sought appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court while courts ordered the saloon closed and contempt fines imposed. The article weaves in speculative war commentary and unrelated foreign policy musings.
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Burlington
Iowa
Bonds
Bond
U.S. Supreme Court
Chave Bim
Iecal Trath
Ataneo
Electric Bitters Praised In Local Drug Store Ads
Testimonials from WD Salt of Bippus Indiana and Abra Han Hare of Belleville Ohio claim Electric Bitters cures rheumatism liver and kidney complaints. Druggists say thousands endorse the remedy as the best liver kidney and general tonic. One case notes six bottles cured 16 years of rheumatism. Available at Weaite's City Drug Store for one dollar a bottle.
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Bippus
Ind
Abrahan Hare
Belleville
Ohfo
Atras
Ainaly Dolar
NOM
Weaite’s
Drag Prom Chore Sparks Rural Sermon and Scuffle
A sensational rural incident near Rosehill at the Methodist Episcopal Clinel South involved Mollie Miteas, her father Garrett Mattox, and others during a Sunday service. Mattox allegedly seized Mollie and dragged her, provoking fierce community reaction and investigations into the disturbance and related claims of coercion.
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Rosehill
Mollie Miteas
Uvat
Garrett Mattox
Mattos Ahjeets
Unable to extract a clear headline from damaged text
The readable fragments show unclear phrases and garbled words, making it impossible to identify a coherent event, person, or organization for a factual summary. No verifiable entities or actions can be established from the legible content.
Various early 20th century items on labor, asylum, and politics
General Master Workman Powderly writes on labor concerns amid calls for abstention. A new Jewish orphan asylum in Cleveland opens with western support. Portugal plans an expedition north of the Zab river. America wrestling title results, Irish representation debate, and a Native revolt in Hatavia reported alongside local post office theft charges and royal custody tensions.
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Powderly
Cleveland
Nimerica
Na- Hida Party
Amercan Party
Washington
Atwuast
Hatavia
Tielegon
Nuel Hind
Ae Agnel
Decres
Villyres
Cobas
Ao Wright
Detroit
Joy Trata Taatis
Despeetor
Worieht
Wrights
Natalie
Milan
Tae
West
Missouri
Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Note
A garbled OCR fragment mentions names and places in unclear order. It appears to reference events or notices but lacks readable detail or coherent facts for a proper summary.
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Choteal
AL DeUiton
Hang Mormon Church
Salt Lake
Iver
Desert Velegraph Company
Stoeen Worth
Stoch
Tania House
Seeagea
Historiimns Atlice
Temple Square
Church Farm
Igs
Sansco
de Wassoni
Mery
Louth
Hamrick & Color Shelby
N.ies
Rockies
Burke
W. A. Taylor
Tic Thor
Hildreth
Medera
California
Siaeco
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Bos
Notte
Ing
Thomas BE. Retty
Virginia Cith
Caldera Te Wats
Alain
Boise
Boise City
Portland
Supreme Court
Voolig Rang
Iee
Montana Condensed
Iat Linportland
Sonora
Stervwaima
Saaraarel Wilkon
Ninemire
Saumel Wilson
Dokoat
Coors
Denver
Park County
Yue
Territorial Eachanges
Uether Baurens
S.K. Larabie
Deer Lode
Montana
Bevaing Dt
Missoula
Walter T. Cushing
Frank M. Kleim
Montana Journalism
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Oakes
Fred
National Bank
Captain Harris
Montana Central
Great Falls
Matt Alderson
Carter
James F. Mills
Tordeete
Duu Mhoatlay
Serape Murday Corel Serbeos
Roovvilley
Tenn
Laura Park
Whitney Pounty
Jellico
Rose
Muston
Snhom
Ewell Lawson
John
Puston
Tom
Jim
Enos
John Porster
Ceroneng Pwr Saman
Praveen
Philietel
Romston Charette
Aldhetoh
Jesuier
Tissianmochatrebotares
Corenaserd
New York
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Trawe
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Ireland
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