Eagles Celebrate Fourth Anniversary With elaborate Turner hall event
The local Eagles aerie plans a grand anniversary celebration on Thursday in Turner hall. A Boston & Montana band will join 100 to 150 guests from Butte for a decorated evening with free admission for escorted ladies. Committees named include General arrangement led by Joseph Lepke and mulitiple chairs, with extensive preparations and a full lineup of volunteers.
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Aerie of Eagles
Otis Alcorn
Jack Sullivan
J. H. Malloy
Frank Brekin
Ole Roland
W. R. Wright
Doc Lenehan
Samuel Allsworth
James
Tommie Lynch
Turner Hall
Butte
Boston & Montana
Joseph Lepke
F. G. Achilles
M. J. Walsh
Hugh Daly
Thomas Jims
Michael Mulroy
John Reese
Tan Shoes Gain Popularity in Revival for Men
Window display highlights tan leather shoes in classic styles from vid kid to velour calf with modern toes. Prices drop from 3.50 5.50 to a uniform 1.95 as tan footwear returns to favor for ease of care and warm weather comfort.
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Butte
Trunks and Valises Sale Advertises Deep Discounts
A Butte store promotes low priced trunks valises handbags and dress suitcases. It highlights a 25 percent price cut and claims to offer superior goods with space allocated for this line to guarantee customer satisfaction. Shoppers are urged to compare prices and test the offer in person.
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Gans & Klein
Butte
Stein- Bloch
Washington
Michaels, Stern & Co
Miles and Bryan Highlight Good Roads Convention
The second day of the National and International Good Roads convention drew a large crowd in St Louis. Gen Nelson A Miles spoke on Military Roads and a National Highway urging national aid for road improvements. Bryan pressed for road funding as justice to country residents and a boon to national welfare, noting farm needs and rural delivery.
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St. Louis
Nelson A. Miles
National Highway Commission
Miles
National Treasury
R. H. Jesse
University of Missouri
J. R. Hogg
Texas
Sam Hill
James J. Hill
Great ‘Northern Railroad
Washington Good Roads Association
Puget Sound
William J. Bryan
Michemen
Roy Stone
Amnion Terminal Company of
New York
Chicago
Bull Kills Farmer in Oregon Field Incident
William Armstrong a farmer near Philomath Oregon was killed by a Jersey bull he was leading to the barn. The cowled animal attacked him smashing ribs and collar bone with its head. After Armstrong was knocked down the bull had to be shot to end the attack.
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Corvallis
Ore
William Armstrong
Philomath
Tax Law Sustained by New York Court of Appeals
Albany April 28 the court of appeals unanimously sustained the franchise tax law reversing the appellate division and upholding Judge Far s decision The ruling affirms the assessment of the special franchise by the state board of franchises.
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Albany
N. Y
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Far
State Board of Franchises
Wright Case Before the Supreme Court
The Wright extradition fight reached the Supreme Court as Samuel Untermeyer argued for Whitaker Wright and Charles Fox for Britain. The appeal challenges a New York habeas corpus ruling and bail denial. Fox says the case is mooted by a prior March 6 filing and a later March 31 complaint.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Whitaker Wright
Samuel Untermeyer
Wright
Charles Fox
Hoyt
United States
United States Circuit Court
Southern District of New York
Supreme Court
Fox
Circuit Court
Voting on Question of Double Headers Special Dispatch
The Great Northern strike vote on double headers progresses faster than expected with results showing divisions across divisions. Indications favor more emp loyees than management backing a show of force, with conductors and trainmen possibly scarce in support for the company.
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St. Paul
Great Northern
Brotherhoods
Kaiser Wilhelm II Sails From New York
Kaiser Wilhelm II sails from New York with about 900 passengers in cabins and many more in steerage aboard the North German Lloyd liner as of April 28.
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New York
North German Lloyd
Kaiser Wilhelm II Leaves on First Return Voyage
The steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II sailed today on its first return voyage to Plymouth Bremen and Cherbourg. Among the passengers were Truxtop Teale and wife William R Hearst and wife David Pisham Sir Edward and Lady Colebrook S R Guggenheim and family Herman Loeb Mrs Ogden Mills the Mills sisters Mrs C A Spreckels and Miss Spreckels.
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Kaiser Wilhelm II
Plymouth
Bremen
Cherbourg
Truxtop Teale
William R. Hearst
David Pisham
Sir Edward
Lady Colebrook
R. Guggenheim
Herman Loeb
Ogden Mills
Misses Mills
C. A. Spreckels
Spreckels
Japanese Man Found Dead Near Forsyth Stockyards
Children playing near the Forsyth stockyards found a man’s body in a car. An inquest in Miles City led to a coroner’s verdict that the Japanese worker died from an unknown cause after disappearing six weeks earlier. The body was buried by the county.
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The
Standard
Forsyth
Ed Butler
Miles City
Matt Thornton
Dwight L Wing dies in hotel from heart failure
Livingston April 28 The coroner's jury ruled Dwight L Wing died from heart failure after being found dead in his Albemarle hotel room. The body was embalmed and sent to Springfield Illinois. His planned Chico placer mining venture under his direction will be delayed due to his death.
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The
Standard
Livingston
Dwight L. Wing
Albemarle Hotel
Springfield
Chico
Fourth of July Arrangements Committee Formed in Great Falls
At a special Business Men's Association meeting in Great Falls on April 28 the president Strain was authorized to appoint a seven member committee on arrangements and a three member committee on finance with names to be announced later.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
Business Men’s Association
Strain
Fourth of July Celebration Committee Reports Strong Subscriptions
Livingston April 28 executive committee of the Fourth of July celebration met tonight. The soliciting committee has met with success with nearly 1,000 dollars already subscribed. The city vows the celebration will be the best and most elaborate in its history.
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The
Standard
Livingston
Taking Down the Wire in Livingston This Week
Western Union linemen arrived in Livingston to remove the telegraph line to Gardiner which had supported the presidential party. Work is expected to finish within the week.
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The
Standard
Livingston
Western Union
Gardiner
Japan Readies for Russia Crisis as Food, Coal Flows Rise
Tokyo papers report Japan preparing for possible war with Russia over Manchuria. Rice imports surge, 16 000 tons of Cardiff coal bought, and foodstuffs moved east. Dispatches claim Russian warships gather, telegraph lines cut, and garrisons redeploy. Nippon urges caution while Britain counsels restraint.
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Victoria
B. C
China
Japan
Oansa
Russia
New Chiang
Port Arthur
Nagasaki
Cardiff
Chefoo
Manchuria
Muckden
Peking
Asahi
United States
Nippon
Great Britain
Korea
King Edward in Rome Receives Diplomats and Prepares Vatican Interview
In Rome on April 28, King Edward met British, Italian, and other diplomatic representatives at the Quirinal. He praised Italy and Rome, received a gala welcome, and will meet Pope Leo privately after a Vatican ceremony conducted by Mgr Bissett.
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Rome
Edward
Quirinal
Zanardel
Italy
Vatican
St. Dumas
Mgr. Bissett
Pontifical Guards
Mer. Bissett
Holy See
Great Britain
Diplomati Corps
Cure a Cold in One Day Pill Ad
An old style ad promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets to cure a cold in one day. It notes all druggists refund the money if it fails and includes E. W. Grove's signature on each box. Price shown as 25c.
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E. W. Grove
Jury Deadlocks in Brown Sheep Camp Robbery Case
Billings April 28 The jury in the case State vs M Brown charged with robbing a sheep camp failed to reach a verdict after two hours deliberation last night and was discharged by Judge Loud this afternoon. The panel met all night with ballots split six to six and requested a stenographer read of part of the testimony, but the request was refused.
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Standard
Billings
M. Brown
War Minister Kuropatkin Leaves on Manchuria Trip
War Minister General Kuropatkin starts a two month inspection of Manchuria by special train. He plans visits to Port Arthur Dalny and Vladivostok with Lieutenant General Sakharoff acting minister in his absence. The marine minister orders 20 gunboats for the Amur frontier protection.
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Tokio Foreign Office
Viscount Aoki
Russia
Gulf of Pechili
Yalsu
Wuhan
Port Arthur
Taku
Kirin
Peking
St. Petersburg
Kuropatkin
Manchuria
Japan
Sakharoff
Dalny
Vladivostock
Amoor River
Gravity motor demo draws scholars to Livingston luncheon
In Livingston on April 28 Dr. James and Professor Gill from Bozeman Agricultural College witnessed Rev. J. R. Wright’s gravity motor demonstration. About a dozen people attended and were hosted at luncheon afterward at the Albemarle hotel.
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The
Standard
Livingston
James
Gill
Bozeman Agricultural College
J. R. Wright
Mr. Wright
Albemarle Hotel
Potts suit settles with $45 for eight months wages
In Great Falls on April 28 the district court jury awarded Otto F. Potts against Hilda Potts forty five dollars for eight months wages claimed.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
Otto F. Potts
Hilda Potts
Fishing Smacks St Thomas and St Gustave Founding Tragedy
Calais France April 28 reports say fishing smacks St Thomas and St Gustave foundered in the Channel. Fourteen men are believed drowned with rescue efforts underway and authorities investigating.
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Calais
France
St. Thomas
St. Gustave
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