Butt e Elks Minstrels Delight Butte Crowdwith Big Night
Butte Elks Minstrels drew a packed Broadway theater crowd with lively acts and star turns. Performers included Harry Gallorey, Jack Stewart, Elks chorus, and an augmented orchestra led by George Donahue. Guests featured Mayor Alvans and city officials as flowers and praise poured in for the show’s humor and music.
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Shwonda
Prem
Copper City
Elks
Bolte Herd
Alvans
H. Clinnton
Warren Chilcote
George MM. Johnston
Awick
Roberry Dunn
Robert Mentrum
Wiliams
Pete Minor
George Hay
Henry Hendricks
W. E. Coleman
K. J. Boxer
Butte
Merry Elks
Columbia
Gersens
Hiks
Harry Gallorey
Jack Stewart
G. Trevor
Lmer Vincent
Lochley
Athtetaatiendy
Angell, Jr
Ib His
Coan Wong
Walta
B.C. Mayer
Filo Wilt
George Inpelt
Mogin
Panama
Scote Woodsford
Colon
Harry Gor- Wun
Howard Nigre
Mre
Ruble
J. &. Jake
Gelit
Mies Butler
Gimer Vincent
New York
Memtyre
Rolo
Choruts
George Donohue
Specind Narody
Battered Border Mission Returns to City
Mexico City reports a disrupted march toward the Guatemalan border as mounted archers are ordered back. Enrique Green arrives to meet President and Foreign Minister, denying orders to advance to Central America. Special Commissioner William S. Muchanay of the United States accompanies him.
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Mexico City
Hatterice
Calor
Vera Cruz
Oaxaca
aedMettan
Enrique €. Green
Vian God
Foreig
Martseal
Central America
William S. Muchanay
United States
Show Boat Capsizes. Fifteen Drowned at Helena
Helena Arkansas April 1 Fifteen lives were lost and several others severely injured as the river steamer Marion capsized near the St Francis river mouth. The craft carried a carnival company and was en route from Jelena to Caruthersville when struck by a whitecap. Those aboard clung to the overturned hull and drifted for hours before rescue. Several drowned while attempting to reach shore. Berry and a black deckhand perished.
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Helena
Ark
Marion
Carnival Company
St Francis River
Jelena
Carutheraville
Miners Return to Save South Fork Coal Mines
Johnstown Pa April 3. Under orders from Patrick Gilday president of district No 2 several hundred striking miners of the South Fork Coal company returned to work to save the mines from heavy leases from water and a possible permanent suspension. When the strike began the engine fireman and pumpmen rolled out and the mines began to fill with water. To salvage the property and jobs the men were urged to resume work immediately.
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Johnstown
Apri
Patrick Gilday
Tall Chimney Collapse Kills Boy At School Yard
Buffalo April 27 a tall chimney toppled from a neighboring building and struck children playing in the yard of Public School No 85 on Swain Street. William Plowell 14 was crushed to death Hugh Doherty 16 suffered a fractured skull Leroy Soges 56 injured with multiple wounds others received minor hurts.
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Buffalo
Swain Street
Willian Plowel
Hugh Doherty
Leroy Sodges
Siveas
Montana magnate Conrad talks up presidential bid
A Chicago interview, prepared headlines, and a two-hour dialogue present W G Conrad of Montana as a prominent Democratic figure. The piece bills him as a banker and mine owner with a national outlook, noting his past roles as Benton mayor and territorial legislator and suggesting he could be a presidential or vice presidential contender.
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Winower
Saylne
Calonel Tryan
the Uckel
Conrad Ia
W. G. Conrad
Montana
Conrad
Conrad van
Benton
Ita
No Bids for Old Courthouse Sale Notice
The county semiannual meeting in April presented no bids to purchase the old courthouse building to be sold as is. Several men attended seeking details, but bids to buy or move the structure were not received. Viewers were appointed for a land section and licenses granted to two local business operators.
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Alasoula
Apri
Fanse
W. P. Maclay
Joseph Ambrows
Pope Catlin
Hatail
Jann W. Fragter
AL McKinney
le Borgia
Richard Foreman
Goud
Odd Fellows Prepare for Their Anniversary in Missoula
April 2 Missoula reports the ninth anniversary of the Odd Fellows of American Odd Perlonsnig to be celebrated April 20 in Missoula. The program will run evenings at a hall with dress parades by Jules, H. Wandy, J. Wallace and Hazelton. Music readings props and a short speech by Patriarchy Militant. Committee in charge promises a good time for all members and friends.
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Missoula
Odd Perlonsnig
Tt Hall
Jules
H. Wandy
J. Wallace
If” Hazelton
Rdg No
Bad Weather in St Paul Snow Covers City
A wet sticky snow storm swept St Paul overnight causing delays in car service and widespread disruption. In outer districts several inches of snow accumulated while the snow melted quickly in town, with winds from 2 to 14 miles per hour.
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ST. Paul
Bhvert
Cnuw
Minnesota Orchards Damaged by Frost Report
Frost over two nights damaged Arkansas and Grand valleys and other Colorado fruit regions, with losses estimated at 1,009,000 dollars. Smudge fires helped combat the cold, though damage remained heavy. Also notes New York politics with Choate’s statement on Taft faction.
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Penver
Arkansas
Grand Valleys
Colorado
Storm Devastates Areas Causing Deaths and Flood Warnings
Fragmented report notes storm in Selva Ati and Calayaquil Ecuador with deaths among Black residents and property damage. Flood warnings issued as rivers rise, and a fire is mentioned in Calayaquil with unclear details. Strong entities include Selva Ati, Calayaquil, Ecuador, Motimede, France.
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Selva Ati
Kirwek
Wight
Alabama
New Judge Selected for the Kangaroo Court in Missouri
A special session in April chose a new judge to replace Judge Murphy who retires after a short term. Wells, a man with 30 days in office, was selected to sit the position. The Kangaroo Court at 4947 is noted for its rules on cleanliness and order, which have been inconsistently enforced.
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Missoura
Murphy
Seite
Wells
Eagle Band Arranges to Give First Concert
Missoula April 17 The management of the Missoula Ingle band announced that it would give its first concert of the season Thursday evening at courthouse square. The program was moved from Sunday due to weather, and rehearsals indicate the band will deliver its best performance yet in the Garden City.
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Missoula
Ingle
Sink for Teenze Moves in Linfon Shoos Case
In Linfon shoos a teenze, accused of offense, was tried and granted liberty for routine SAINI ps after warnings. The case reflects local handling of youth offenders and the court’s approach to minor misconduct.
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Cer
Sone
Warnleculls
Budo
Linfon
Fihed Yata
Reutine Saini Ps
Puzzling Shipping Note From Local Ledger
A cryptic update reports a shipment made today involving a caskel 10 Heroy to Nevearoid svi yf dB. Details for the vin Aexth were not received by the deadline, leaving the recipient and parties at the plier momentarily uncertain about the consignor’s exact identity and routing.
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Aminsvala
Apiit Ui
Hodericker
Lucy
Artifical limb makers use sentimental appeals in ads
A fragment from a 19th or early 20th century text discusses prosthetic limbs. It notes manufacturers advertise that their artificial legs are built by wearers who know the need firsthand, arguing such experience should persuade customers. The excerpt comments on the persuasive but flawed reasoning in these ads.
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Senna
California Fig Syrup Co
Mos
California
I Arti
Teg
Gary
Justices Court Busy With Petty Offenders
Dulesaule and Sattlon, charged with petty larceny for stealing gloves from Joseph Hubert, were arraigned and granted bail with trial set for tomorrow at 10. Several others rounded up were ordered to stay in town or face sentencing up to 80 days. proceedings held before Justice Phillips Otis.
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Dulesaule
WsTalley Sattlon
Patty Laveedy
Toseph Hubert
Tuwliee Phillips Otis
Maurtage Licenses Reported By Court Clerk
Missed details show Ayeil 272 Phr following mre rlign Meeners approved by the clerk of the court today. Names include William Senet aged 20 and Ida Williamas aged YM, both of Missoula, Chience Gordon aged 4 of Hotmavine, and Meria J. ButMer aged Ws of Donkin, Ind.
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Ayeil
William Senet
Aued
Ida Williamas
Missoula
Chience Gordon
Hotmavine
Meria J. ButMer
Donkin
Ind
Home News From Caracas On U S Japan Tensions
Caracas reports an increasingly pessimistic view of US Japan relations. The editorial notes predict Pacific warfare and rapid military mobilization under General Grant and President Taft, with plans to recruit large volunteer forces for the North American army. The piece reflects wartime fears and constitutional concerns in Venezuela.
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Castenl
Veneguels
United States
Japan
Ann
Sat Pranaiac
Mitrely
Grant
Cinatynnd
Wien
Clnelmmati de
My. Dart
Unclear text fragment from Misuuula report
Fragmentary note from Misuuula about an event last night involving a deputy sheriff Meitonald and a vehicle. The readable names include Misuuula and Meitonald with uncertain roles and details. The incomplete text prevents a clear incident or outcome.
Pyramid Pile Cure Promoted in Questionable Ad
An ornate vintage ad touts Pyramid Pile Cure as a remedy for piles with dramatic promises and minimal evidence. It warns some procedures fail and asserts quick relief within weeks, urging consumers to buy a box and write for more information from Pyramid Cure Company at 148 Pyramid Building.
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Tua
Pyramid
Pyramid Dee Company
Pyramid Halding
Atti
Abel
Merpiveite Advertisement Promises Hair Growth Solution
An antique ad from Butte, Montana, October 20, 1899, touts Merpileide as a remedy for thinning hair. It claims strong results after years of trouble and urges readers to send a sample request to Merpileite Co in Detroit, Michigan, via druggists.
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Fletcher
Butte
Mont
Get
Willy
Dandeull
Eample
Merplelte Co. Delevit
Mienry AO
Mrs Roosevelt in Washington Social Life Circles
A vivid portrait of Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt as a central social figure in Washington. The article notes her daily burdens, including shopping, supervising her children’s schooling, morning walks, and horseback rides with her husband. It highlights her interest in music and the arts and mentions her family’s involvement in society events.
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Neuss
Roosevelt
Jong Walle
Ethel
Roggovelt
Roosevelt Fx
Toni
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