Dinsmore Testifies on Timber Deals in Clark Case
Sam Dinsmore of Missoula testified before Judge Blake about timber transactions linked to Cobban and W. A. Clark. He asserted ignorance of Cobban’s deals while noting Griswold’s poor standing in Missoula and detailing prior grand jury testimony and related affidavits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dinsmore
Missoula
Blake
Mr. Cobban
Cobban
W. A. Clark
Mr. Dinsmore
Maynard
Dinsmore
C. L. Griswold
Griswold
Missoulans
Mr. Maynard
Walsh
EB. B. Howell
Man Claimed Possessed by Evil Spirit in San Francisco Arrival
William A. Pearson, new arrival in Lima Montana, was adjudged sane in Judge Mc Clernan's court and ordered sent to Warm Springs state asylum. Physicians noted memory loss, fears, demoniacal laughter, and belief in being pursued. he claimed stock in an oil concern and said he had siblings in Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Pearson
San Francisco
McClernan
Warm Springs
S. Cook
Lima
Mont
Bertha Mackel
Renick
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Kansas
Montana
California
James O'Reilly
Warm Springs Asylum
Murphy
O'Reilly
Health and Recreation at Hunter's Hot Springs
A health and pleasure resort offers a week or two of relief from fatigue with waters famed for rheumatism nervousness and digestive ailments. Physicians nurses masseurs oversee baths. Special excursion rates include railroad fare board lodging and bath access from principal Montana points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Hugo Statue at Place des Vosges Draws Artist Regret
In London News, artists in Paris lament Rodin’sVictor Hugo statue lacking official salon recognition. The piece shows the old poet with a powerful left arm, set in Place des Vosges near his future municipal museum, amid Parisian historic context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London News
Paris
Victor Hugo
Rodin
Hugo
Place Des Vosges
Place Royale
Moliere
Louis XIV
Versailles
Henry IV
Ozone Purifies Water in Berlin Experiment
The Detroit Free Press notes ozone as highly active oxygen used to purify water. In Berlin a facility tests ozonized air passing through a tower with flints to contact incoming water, drastically reducing Spree water microbes from 600000 per cm3 to about 10. British journals say ozone can be produced affordably to purify air in tunnels sewers and similar areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Free Press
Berlin
High Authority
London
Century notes on sound and electric waves
The article explains the relation between musical pitch and vibrating period, stating middle C has 256 vibrations per minute and a instrument loses synchrony if slightly altered. It then discusses Marconi’s radio waves with periods ranging from 3,000,000 to 50,000 per second, depending on capacity and self induction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marconi
Marconi uses syntonized receiver to handle two transmitters
The article explains how a syntonized receiving circuit links to a small induction coil and coherer. By tuning the coil with a capacity matched to the transmitter, Marconi can connect two differently tuned transmitting circuits to one perpendicular wire and receive two messages simultaneously from both transmitters nine miles away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Marcon
A One Car Railway Tour Narrated by a Washingtonian
A Washington Star reader describes a tiny electric railway near the capital. A single conductor-motorman propels a lone car, collects fares, and locks the car at night with a padlock. The line reportedly runs on time, pays a 6 percent dividend, but offers no paint or routine repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Washington Star
United States
Richard Mansfield Sues Paper Over Hotel Assault Story
Richard Mansfield sues a newspaper for printing a Chicago or Cincinnati hotel assault report alleging he attacked a waiter with a pork chop. He denies the story and seeks redress for libel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Mansfield
Cincinnati
Free trial remedy mailed to men for in-home cure
Medical Institute in Ft Wayne offers free trial packages of a remedy for men’s weakness caused by youthful folly and aging. Write 638 Elektron building requesting a sample. no embarrassment or publicity. Eligible men nationwide receive a sealed plain-package sample with no cost or obligation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Medical Institute
Elektron
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Eight Hour Day Rule Announced by Butte Union No.5
On and after May 1, 1902 eight hours at a minimum wage of $3 shall compose a day’s work for all workers under the jurisdiction of Butte Workingmen’s union No.5 W. L. U. By order of W. DALE President T. W. JONES R. 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Workingmen’s Union
W. Dale
T. W. Jones
The Irishman Bets Wages on a Sure Thing
A District building clerk recalls a tale of an Irish bettor who rushed to the track with $11 only to wager on a supposedly safe horse. The horse finished last, and the bettor cried for the jockey, asking what delayed the ride as the crowd weighed the odds.
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Washington Star
Lenning
Bridget
Pat
Sonny
Teuton confusion over teachers headed to Philippines
The New York Post reports a Teuton and a German clerk at the United States Civil Service Commission discussed government appointees bound for the Philippines on the transport McClellan. The clerk clarifies the group consists of about one hundred teachers rather than engineers or laborers.
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New York Post
Teuton
United States Civil Service Commission
Philippines
McClellan
Deachers
My Dear Husband Teases Cunning Curtain Lecture
In Chicago the husband taunts his wife during a long curtain lecture. She protests she is not a fool, while he quips that a word to the wise suffices. The lecture ends abruptly and is postponed indefinitely.
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Chicago News
The Real Hero Drum Major Leads Parade
A Chicago Tribune report describes a drum major leading the procession. He twirls a gilded staff in radiant circles, performing flawless evolutions as the princely carriage approaches amid approving cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chicago Tribune
Trade mark dispute rumors in medicines prompt inquiry
Curiously the message claims a trade mark on our medicines was stolen and directs readers to Washington for proof. The note accuses rivals of envy and asserts Doull owns the line with imitations appearing in the market. It lists products and prices offered by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Doull
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Butte News
Chatelaine
Optician
Owsley Block
Butte, Mont
Ironside
Dentist
West Park Street
Chicago College of Dental Surgery
Pipestone Springs
Wm. E. Casey
Hot Springs, Arkansas
R. Burket
Prop
Pipestone Springs, Mont
H. Ching PO
Bamaa & Co
Rast Park
Butte
A. Augen de Paris
France
J. M. Newbro Drug Co
Montgale
Imatl
Whiting
Calkins
N. Main St
Judge Blake
Corban
William Pearson
Hunter's Hot Springs
Ndprew Davis
ST Jon S Church
Primi
Hero
Kennedy
Saxony
Kennedy's
Kennedy’s
Kennedy Furniture Co
the Heywood
Heywood
West Show Window
Jobinville
Nance
E. Park St. Butte, Mont
Davis
Gio
Eee
Portland
Aiwes
North Main St
Silver Bow Foundry and Machine Company
South Butte
P. O. Box
Butte, Montana
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