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Great Helens News of Brady Lynching and Local Readiness
The piece denounces mob lynching after Brady’s hanging near Deer Lodge while noting guilt by the accused. It urges swift capture of thieves and routs out of lawless activity, and reports on local residents Royal Dingler Morse and Barretts school discussions and central schooling concerns.
Mothers of Dillon youths face arrest scrutiny and fear
Citizens warn that mothers should expect no sympathy as their boys are jailed for troubling pranks in Dillon. The piece urges patience as authorities crack down, while noting broader remarks on justice and a separate set of varied international and regional topics.
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Dillon
School Opens With Fifty Pupils In Attendance
Rochester report notes Monday opening with fifty pupils in attendance Miss Bertha Konen of Butte teaches the school Mrs W P Murdock sister of C H Hand Watseka mine manager will winter here Mr Murdock is the assayer at Watseka mill Mrs Pat Boylan and children head to England for winter Visitant postmaster Lynn Comfort of Twin Bridges came by Thursday Dave Brenton visited Butte Rev J E Burkhart preached to a large crowd Kate J Weber has millinery goods in town C Means visits Sheridan Mrs Homer Rummans improving after illness
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Rochester
Bertha Konen
Butte
W. P. Murdock
C. H. Hand
Watseka Mine
Sirria
Gendale
J. O. Thomas
Lynn Comfort
Twin Bridges
Dave Brenton
J. E. Burkhart
Kate J. Weber
C. Means
Sheridan
Homer Rummans
Dave
Local visitors and trips noted in Melrose and surrounding towns
Special correspondence reports visits by Mr and Mrs Swofford and sons of Melrose to Jacob Hartwig. Rattermiller Gus Fitchen and J Emil of Butte visit friends. Reichle trips to Butte for business. Frank Young visits in Hecla. Ed Holder seeks medical treatment in Salt Lake. Stephen Camlich goes to Glendale. Potato digging is in full force in the area.
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Wir
Frank Young
Hecla
Ed Holder
Salt Lake
Heistand Hearing Opens in Manila Rope Company Case
Senate subcommittee on military affairs opened an inquiry into charges against Lieutenant Colonel Heistand over alleged Manila hemp consortium ties. Major Hawkes testified about the 1899 meeting at Dudley and Michener law offices with Heistand and W. E. Horton, listing participants including Dudley Michener Hawkes Boyd Meiklejohn Allen and others.
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Senate
Manila
Washington
Committee On Military Affairs
Heistand
E. L. Hawkes
Hawkes
Dudley & Michener
Colonel Heistand
W. E. Horton
William M. Dudley
Lewis
Michener
B.L. Hawkes
James E. Boyd
George
D. Meiklejohn
Charles H.allen
H. O
H. C. Corbin
Lewis B. Jackson
Captain Neall Convicted in US Court
San Francisco October 1 Ex Captain John M Neall formerly in command of troop D Fourth United States cavalry was convicted yesterday in the United States district court of forcing the name of F M Coxe United States paymaster to a voucher for 460 dollars the property of Private John Cranson of his troop
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Captain Neall
San Francisco
John M. Neall
Fourth United States Cavalry
United States District Court
F. M. Coxe
United States
John Cranson
Disputed city board meeting exposes tensions among members
A group appointed by the mayor to oversee a city funded institution clashed during an informal gathering. One exchange featured the chairman silencing a member, with references to governance manuals and procedural disputes highlighting strained relations among officials.
Porters and manners on a Pullman car tale
A Kentucky and a Georgian ride to New York in a Pullman. They mock a Black porter’s supposed etiquette as he performs his duties near Newark. The Kentuckian notes they missed a tip moment, while the porter finishes his service and moves on.
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Faralllar
New York
Lve
Jersey City
Newark
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claim Ad In St James Parish
In St James Parish House the clock hours are 7 to 9 evenings. A claim offers one hundred dollars for any deafness caused by catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Circulars are free. F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. Sold by druggists 75 cents. Hall's Family Pills promoted as the best.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
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