Mosquito Bill the Cowboy Rides Into Dillon
A roving Western character calls at the Tribune office calling himself Mosquito Bill from Old Mexico. He claims 23 years wandering the West, 600 miles on the road without rest, and a life of bronco busting, ballad writing, and outlaw encounters. He favors Montana and dreams of settling there with his bronco Jack.
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Tribune
Old Mexico
Bill
West
Rocky Mountain
New Mexico
Old Jack
Jack
Cupid
England
America
Montana
Treasure
Poor Is Too Poor to Pay Wife Says Brooks
Dr E A Brooks formerly of Dillon now in Stevensville appeared before Judge Clancy seeking modification of a 1901 alimony decree of 40 a month to Rosa C Brooks He argued income loss and relocation while Judge McHatton opposed noting he had paid only 25 in December 1903 and that alimony remains binding.
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HK. A. Brooks
Dillon
Inter Mountain
E. A. Brooks
Stevensville
Philipsburg
Clancy
Rosa C. Brooks
George T. Baggs
Stev Sfisville
McHatton
Basidés
Wilec
Odlyssi
Crown Tailoring Co Reopens Under New Manager
Monday morning the Crown Tailoring Co opened at the old Ban nack street stand with E. Alexander as the new owner and manager. He bought out F C Zirtzman and will continue the business, promising expert tailoring, fair treatment, and satisfactory work at reasonable prices.
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Crown Tailoring Co
Bannack Street
E. Alexander
F. C. Zirtzman
Alexander
Zuttzenan
Floods Ravage Rio Grande Valley Towns and Rail Lines
Hundreds of families left homeless as floods devastate Valencia Los Lentes and nearby areas in the Rio Grande valley above Albuquerque. Bridges washed out streets flooded and rail service disrupted with losses running into the hundreds of thousands to over a million dollars. no lives reported.
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Albuquerque
Trinidad
Colo
Las Animas
Santa Fe
Rio Grande Valley
N. M
Valencia
Los Lentes
Los Cordales
Alameda
Church Platform Collapse Injures Many at Laying of Cornerstone
In Adaus Massachusetts on October 3 a large crowd gathered for the St. Stanislus parish cornerstone ceremony. A floor section collapsed trapping attendees and injuring about 30, with several seriously hurt including Bishop Thomas I Beaven and several priests. The ceremony was halted and later postponed.
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Belle Turner
L .O. Triganne
I. T. Rodes
Seeiack
Michael McAndres
Alexander Lestock
Woman wins railroad pass and reward for saving train
Laporte Ind Oct 3 Mrs Margaret Trump saved a train from a burning bridge near Wellsboro Laporte county by signaling the crew to stop the locomotive just before the thirty foot high bridge hidden by a curve She received a railroad pass for her family to the World’s Fair in St Louis and a $25 cash prize from Baltimore and Ohio officials.
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Laporte
Ind
Wellsboro
Laporte County
Margaret Trump
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
St. Louis
Bull fighters quit after legal battles in St Louis
In St Louis on October 3, bull fighters announce they will quit after a campaign by Attorney General Crow to suppress bull fighting. The shows were closed several times and reopened briefly due to legal technicalities as efforts to shut them down continued.
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Stt. Louis
Crow
Fall River
Mass
Bridges Swept Away Strain South Canadian River Waters
The South Canadian River rose high on October 4 near Guthrie Oklahoma sweeping away wagon and railroad bridges. A four foot wave carried wood stone and steel downstream destroying the Frisco railroad bridge at Thomas and the Rock Island bridge at Union City along with many others at Purcell.
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Watrous
J A Stevens
Felix Villirael
O F Porter
J. E. Stevens
Mora
Sapello
Gallinas Park
Arizona
Santa Rosa
Rock Island
Guthrie
Ohio
Thomas
Union City
Purcell
Sunday curbs hit Lexington milk and cream supplies
Lexington on its first blue law Sunday saw milk wagons halted and drivers arrested while ice wagons stayed idle. Drugstores closed except for prescriptions, hotels livery stables and newspapers kept open under injunctions. Families faced shortages and sue for damages loomed in some cases.
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Lexington
Postmaster General Payne Dying
Washington reports Postmaster General Payne is barely alive and any moment could be his end. He lingers, with all hope abandoned, and may not survive the day.
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Payne
Washington
Grain and Provisions Markets Close Mixed In Chicago
Wheat closes higher after a weak start amid weather worries for corn and strong demand for oats. Provisions advance with pork, lard, and ribs finishing firm. Cash prices show No 2 and No 3 spring wheat strong around $1.10 to $1.18, corn no. 2 cash about 53 to 64 cents, cattle and hogs mixed with steady to higher trade and various classes reported.
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Dee
Ste
Vale
Steve
Market Receipts and Prices for Cattle Hogs Sheep at South Omaha
Cattle receipts 6 000 with varies prices for different cuts and categories. Hogs receipts 3 500 with range 5.60 to 5.85 for heavy and mixed grades. Sheep receipts 2 6e with steady to strong demand and prices from 2.25 to 4.60 for yearlings ewes and muttons.
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South Omaha
Kansas City Live Stock Markets Report
Live stock prices and receipts from Kansas City show cattle at 18 000 to 19 000 head with fair to good grades. Bigber, western cattle and stockers trade in the mid 2 to 3 plus range, hogs at 5 75 to 6.2 per hundred, sheep steady with lambs near 4.00 to 5.25 and wethers around 3.25 to 3.80.
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Texas Fed
Kansas City
Jamis
Summer Reading Offer At Tribune Store
New stock of paper covered novels priced 100 to 350 features standard writers detective stories and light literature. Ideal for long warm days with dull business and quiet leisure. Call at the Tribune store and select from the titles today.
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Call
Tribune
Wnd
VooLeR Leads as President and General Manager
F W VooleR serves as president and general manager with executive leadership in the business. The message names him in a top role and notes a high level position within the organization.
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