Montana Would Be Blocked from Labor Constitution Amendment
Special Dispatch reports in Helena that Montana will not have a vote next year on labor related constitutional changes. An omission in the house journal voids House Bill No. 55 which would have added sections on eight hour work limits and child labor underground. The act cites that amendments must be entered in full in journals, a requirement the journal allegedly lacks.
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Helena
Montana
W. J. MacHaffie
State Publishing Company
Journal of the House
House Journal
MacHaffie
Mr. MacHaffie
Supreme Court
State of
Toole
Legislative Assembly
Durfee
Harper
Dr David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy Promoted for Kidney and Blood Ailments
An advertisement touts Dr David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy as a universal cure for diseases of the kidneys liver bladder and blood caused by uric acid. It claims blood building cleansing and purification benefits and mentions a 50 cent sample bottle with mail trial.
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David Kennedy
Bright
David Kennedy Corporation
Rondout, N.Y
Newbro's Herpicide Promises Glossy Hair Free of Dandruff
It promotes hair growth and gloss while killing the dandruff germ, replacing old scalp irritants. EK. Dodd of Dickinson ND testifies that Herpicide both cleanses the scalp and prevents hair loss, with barbers and doctors recommending it. Sold by leading druggists with one penny stamp for the pamphlet.
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Newbro
EK. Dodd
Dickinson
N. D
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Proposed amendment deemed null and unsubmitted
Governor Toole said he knew nothing of the measure and would not opine on its status if it fails to appear in the house journal. The text argues the amendment violated constitutional procedure and should not have been submitted.
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Toole
House Journal
Means Less Striking Among the Shearers
The Central Montana Wool Growers Association held its second annual meeting at the court house in Billings with President O Donnell presiding. Speakers from several towns discussed a resolution penalizing shearers who quit before job completion, but no action was taken.
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Billings
Central Montana Woolftowers' Association
King Charles Visits American Warship in Lisbon Visit
King Charles in admiral uniform tours the American battleship Brooklyn with the Portuguese royal party. Admiral Cotton hosts luncheon and toasts to Roosevelt. the Chicago sails for New York as the visit ends.
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King Charles
Lisbon
Charles
Prince Royal
Louis Phillipe
Don Manuel
Riberio
Tagus
Royal Palace
Ministry and Marine
Brooklyn
Portugal
Cotton
United States
Bryan
The
Admiral Cotton
Roosevelt
Chicago
New York
Grasshopper Killer Ready to Be Given Out
Bozeman Montana August 1 The experiment station has prepared to distribute 200 culture tubes of grasshopper disease fungi across the state aimed at grain and grass destroyers. Two diseases are tested one from South Africa and one from a Colorado potato nettle. Applicants must contact the Montana Agricultural Experiment Station and agree to report results at season end. The program has shown success in eradicating grasshoppers in several cases.
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Bozeman
South Africa
Colorado
Montana
Passengers shaken up as stagecoach toppled near Bi-Metallic mine
Nine passengers on the Granite stage escaped serious injuries after the coach swung, shied, and struck a telephone pole on the grade below the Bi-Metallic mine. Driver Al Wergenstein was thrown but survived with severe shock. several passengers sustained bruises, sprains, or torn clothing while others escaped unharmed. The coach was badly damaged and horses remained unhurt nearby.
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Philipsburg
al Wergenstein
Hugh Cumming
Mark Inman
Thomas Callow, Jr
Anna Johnson
Elizabeth
Beaten Chinese Journalist Shen Chien Executed in Peking
Peking journalist Shen Chien was killed in the yamen courtyard after a two hour beating with bamboo rods. Officials say execution by beheading was reported falsely. The 30 year old reform advocate had boasted of resigning tyranny and planned rebellion in Hankow.
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Peking
Shen Chien
Cordance
China
Yamen
Board of Punishment
Chien
University appoints gymnasium director and assistant preceptress
Missoula August 1 The state board of education committee met and named two instructors for the state university Their appointments follow the fall opening of the new gymnasium and woman's hall H B Conibear of Chicago becomes gymnasium director Nellie A Whitney of Minneapolis is named assistant preceptress Whitney taught at Minneapolis high school last year.
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Standard
Missoula
State Board of Education
The
State University
H. B. Conibear
Chicago
Nellie A. Whitney
Minneapolis
Miss Whitney
Wreck near Sheridan as freight exceeds control on steep grade
An extra freight train headed by Engineer Page derailed near the Burlington depot in Sheridan Wyoming at 3 am. The train collided with switch engines and way cars at 60 mph causing engine and stock cars to be destroyed. Head Brakeman Paul Roberts was injured. crew elsewhere escaped. Track damaged across a distance.
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Page
Paul Roberts
Calls on Officers to Find Her Daughter
Red Lodge Aug. 1 Mrs J Meyers of Bridger places a warrant in Sheriff Potter's hands charging Ethel Meyers 16 with incorrigibility after a long failed search in Gardiner Livingston and Jardine. Meyers says the trouble stems from a Mrs Tinsley and vows to seek legal penalties for her as procuress.
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Red Lodge
Gardiner
Livingston and
Jardine
J. (. Meyers
Bridger
Potter
Ethel Meyers
Tinsley
Evidence Piling Up Against Curtis Jett and Co-Defendant
In Cynthiana Kentucky on August 1 the second trial of Curtis Jett and Thomas White for the murder of J B Marcum continued with the Commonwealth calling witnesses. Breathitt county residents testified, Henry Freeman recounted his own killing and time in prison, and testified Jett and White visited his saloon after Marcum’s shooting. Freeman noted Jett said he killed to get ahead. White’s remark about Marcum’s fall after his courthouse departure was cited, and Mrs Combs evidence from Jackson’s first trial was read. Other witnesses added damaging testimony.
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Cynthiana
Curtis Jett
Thomas White
J. B. Marcum
Common Wealth
Byrd
Breathitt County
Jackson
Henry Freeman
Jett
White
Marcum
Freeman
Mary Johnson
Johnson
The
Commonwealth
Inmate Detained For Alleged Defrauding Charge In Billings
An unidentified negro was arrested by Billings police and jailed after attempting to leave the state with intent to defraud creditors. A Butte officer will transfer him tonight to face the charge. The prisoner, described as highly esthetic by Chief Morse, had meals sent from a first class restaurant and often ordered beer or wine.
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Billings
Butte
Morse
Whipped by a Woman and a Court Case in Bozeman
Mrs Stella Jungoam bre was fined 12 dollars for assault in the third degree after she used a horsewhip on Alfonso latin is at Chestnut. Latinis had boarded there and left without paying, it is alleged. He allegedly slandered the woman, she grew indignant and brought a whip to punish him. He stood still until bystanders urged him to run and he fled to Bozeman to file a complaint.
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Bozeman
Stella Jungoambre
Alfonso Latinis
Chestnut
Latinis
Latinus
Montana Mine Sought Court Restraint on Sale by Trustees
Stockholders Pahl Herskovitz Zetosh and Prince obtain a restraining order from Judge Kennan to halt sale of Banner and Bangle Mining property near Troy Montana. They allege trustees conspired with Larsen and Greenough to take a 330.00 option and place a deed in escrow, with no stockholder meeting held. The suit states mine worth 250000, debt under 19000, 20000 shares, and $100000 in development planned by the option partners.
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Spokane
Kennan
Banner and Bangle Mining Company
George Pahl
Samuel Herskovitz
Max Zetosh
Herman Prince
Troy
Mont
Peter Larsen
Thomas Greenough
Larsen
Larsen and Greenough
Reform School Fails to Reform This Lad
John Block alias John De Vries was sentenced in district court to three years at hard labor for horse stealing. He claimed 18, but records show a prior reform school sentence at age 17 and release just four months ago. He has troubled Montana for eight years. his parents live near Big Timber.
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Standard
Livingston
John Block
John de Vries
Block
Reform Schoool
Reform
Montana
Big Timber
Mond Not Dead, Prof Ludwig Mond Reported Well
A telegram received at 10 oclock tonight at the house of Prof Ludwig Mond, the noted chemist formerly reported from Rome dead this morning, says he is quite well. Dated Montreux Switzerland, the message from Mond's secretary confirms the professor is touring Switzerland.
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London
Ludwig Mond
Rome
Professor Mond
Montreux
Switzerland
Mond
Making a Bad Case Against Etland
Red Lodge Montana August 1 Ewen B Etland jailed on murder charge in Bridger death to face arraignment before Judge Frank Hlenry when court reconvenes on Aug 1. Report says foreman Stewart fired Etland for carrying a revolver whip at work and he allegedly tried to shoot a boy but was stopped by William von Hohenfels.
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Red Lodge
Ewen B. Etland
Edward Teasdale
Bridger
Frank Hlenry
Huntley
Stewart
Etland
William von Hohenfels
Witness Goodloe Combs Dies in Kentucky
Cynthiana Kentucky August 1 Goodloe Combs a prosecution witness in the Jett and White case died today of appendicitis He was a renowned rifle and pistol shot in Eastern Kentucky mountains He was sentenced to life for killing Mr Rose at Jay City but was pardoned after serving some years
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Cynthiana
Goodloe Combs
Jett and White
Kentucky
Mr. Rose
Jay City
Sheepmen Move Flocks From Absarokee Reserve
Big Timber Aug. 1. Sheepmen displaced from the Absarokee forest reserve are moving their flocks south of Big Timber to new ranges. Henry Nicholson has already driven his flocks away and purchased a band from Jack Engle near Bozeman to range there.
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Big Timber
New
Absarokee Forest Reserve
Henry Nicholson
Nicholson
Jack Engle
Bozeman
Benbow’s Airship to Be Tried This Month
Red Lodge August 1 The trial of T S Benbow s air ship is set for mid August at the balloon farm of Prof Carl Myers in Frankfort New York Work on the machine is carried on by top East workmen Benbow and S T Simonsen of AbSarakee president of the Aerial Navigation company of Red Lodge are in New York considering exhibiting the craft at a Texas fair for 1 00 a day
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Red Lodge
Texas
Spokane Man Guilty of Manslaughter in Goode Case
Joseph Bland was found guilty of manslaughter at Wallace Idaho in a case tied to the November murder of Emma Aubrey. Testimony showed Bland helped prevent interference as Goode attempted to kill Mrs Aubrey, supporting a charge of complicity.
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Spokane
Wash
Joseph Bland
Wallace
Idaho
Iid
Chinese Viceroy Orders Large Arms Purchases
Peking reports Yuan Shikai, viceroy of Chin province, arranging massive weapon buys ahead of a import ban expiration this month. He ordered 25 000 rifles and 48 fieldpieces from Japan and machine guns from Germany, with 2000 soldiers from Moscow involved.
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Peking
Yuan Shai Kai
Chin Province
China
Japan
Germany
Moscow
Portland Log Mill Foreman Killed In Accident
Portland Oregon August 1 J A Stam foreman of the Eastern and Western Lumber company was instantly killed today when crushed between log carriers in the mill.
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Portland
J. A. Stam
Eastern and Western Lumber Company
Kilmer Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Offered Free Sample
An old advertisement touts Dr Kilmer and Co Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and bladder issues. It claims sediment in urine signals illness and promises free sample bottles and a book by mail. Address given is Binghamton New York.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Anaconda Sunday Standard
Collapse of Morrison Street Bridge Triggers Suit Talk
Portland officials report no new deaths after the Morrison Street bridge collapse. More than 10 people fell into the river yesterday and many injured. lawyers expect numerous damage suits. The bridge, built by the city, was operated by county authorities, raising questions of liability.
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Portland
Ore
Morrison Street
County of
Vanderbilt Gift Funds New Ward for Needy Poor
Mrs. Vanderbilt transfers 250000 to Newport hospital for a ward in memory of her husband Cornelius Vanderbilt. Endowment details accompany the gift but remain private.
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Newport, R. J
Newport Hospital
Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Miraculous Escape At Gold Coin Mine
Anacond a mine rescue report describes Cal Smith and William Fitzpatrick trapped by gas while drilling in a drift on the 60 foot level. Foreman Charles Hartley Tom Farrell and Frank Johnson carried the two men up a shaft on their backs, exhausting themselves but saving both lives. Smith recovered quickly while Fitzpatrick only revived after about an hour.
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Cal Smith
William Fitzpatrick
Fitzpatrick
Smith
Charles Hartley
Tom Farrell
Frank Johnson
Mill and Smeltermen Union Leader Selected for State Council
Joseph Bracken of the Mill and Smeltermen's union is chosen to represent the council at the State Trades and Labor council session in Missoula on August 24. J. H. Schwend will be the Anaconda Central Labor council delegate. Other city unions may also send delegates as state officers are elected and policy for next year set.
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Joseph Bracken
Mill and Smeltermen’s Union
State Trades and Labor Council
Missoula
J. H. Schwend
Anaconda Central Labor Council
Jose's Minstrels Delight Anaconda Crowd
A large audience at the Margaret theater enjoyed Jose's minstrels in Anaconda. The show featured strong singing, clean humor, and high quality second act specialties. They will perform in Butte tonight and tomorrow night.
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Jose
Margaret Theater
Anaconda
Butte
Anaconda Rod and Gun Club Plans Race Track Practice
Members will hold a practice shoot at the race track today ahead of the meet at Butte next Sunday. Medals for Brownlee Klepetko and Confarr will be contested with several singles and a few doubles. The club aims to win at least one medal for the city next Sunday.
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Anaconda Rod and Gun Club
Butte
Brownlee
Klepetko
Confarr
Anaconda
Colored man James Turner dies at St Ann's Hospital
James Turner, a colored man aged about 45, died yesterday morning at St Ann's hospital after a long illness of consumption. Little is known of his relatives, but an aunt is believed to live in Colorado Springs. Remains are at Tuttle's undertaking rooms and a funeral is expected to be held tomorrow.
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James Turner
St. Ann's Hospital
Colorado Springs
Colo
Tuttle
Archie Jette Narrowly Escapes Injury On Ship Track
Archie Jette, head brick mason at the hen works, had a narrow escape yesterday afternoon when the ship hauling material for the big fue jumped the track. He was thrown a considerable distance but escaped with slight bruises.
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Archie Jette
Hen Works
Mr. Jette
Travel ing Man Eugene W West Visits Tacoma
Eugene W. West, a noted traveling man from Tacoma Washington, was seen in the city yesterday on business.
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Eugene West
City
Eugene W. West
Tacoma, Wash
Long Wools Sell Well on Great Falls Market
Great Falls Montana August 1 heavy wool sales across the market with over 600 000 pounds sold at average 16 36 cents per pound high 17 5 cents and low 12 5 cents J B Long compa nies led the finishing with 17 5 cents for the last clip Nearly 700 000 pounds by J B Long companies sold this season across Northern Montana with the average near 16 5 cents per pound Buyers praised the Long clips for cleanliness and care while noting other strong consignments sold at lower figures The day's sales included A K Prescott 443 bags 145 000 pounds at 17 cents and 83 bags of ene wool 27 00 pounds at 16 cents plus several other consignments from Waite Elliott Peck Frank D Cooper and others
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Great Falls
B. B. Long
J. B. Long
Montana
Glasgow
Mr. Long
Long
A. K. Prescott
F. K. Turner
Waite
Homer Sheep Company
C. M. Stubbs
A. Beckstead
Kneer Bros
Long & Jameson
Beaverhead Sheepmen Have A Good Season
Beaverhead flockmasters see a productive season with 1,312,434 pounds of wool shipped from the county. Average price above four cents per pound yields at least $15,000 more in clip value, though some 100,000 pounds were marketed from Twin Bridges. Last fall thousands of mutton wethers were shipped east, making the overall season encouraging for local flockmasters.
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Standard
Dillon
Governor White
First National Bank
Beaverhead
Billings Wool Market Sees 7.5 Million Pounds Sold
Billings wool market closes with estimated annual sales near 11 million pounds, close to last year's total. About 140 cars shipped to date. transactions list consignments and sales by Silberman Bros, Slayton, Parberry estate, Halbert Bros, and others with prices mostly around 13 to 14 cents per pound.
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Standard
Billings
Silberman Bros
F. Slayton
E M. Jenisen
W. Harmison
Saies
D. W. Slayton
Jackson Sheep Company
Micenta
Parberry Estate
Halbert Bros
J. BR Elliott
W. L. Lather
Ole Mayzee
Elr. Thomas
BR. . Forsyth
Rogenes Bros
Carlton & Linde
Lynching Threat as Suspect Confesses in Ohio Killing
Kenton Ohio Aug 1 Harry Minard aged 42 was found dead with a bullet wound at his home. William Nickolson a mulatto is suspected after his sister says he confessed to killing Minard and taking 20 in money. A posse pursues amid threats of lynching.
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Kenton
Ohio
Harry Minard
Here
William Nichkolson
Nickolson
Minard
Nicholson
Lone Woman Bound Gagged and Robbed in Vancouver
Miss Marshall of Cloverdale B C was attacked at her home by an unknown man who bound and gagged her and stole cash and trinkets. The incident occurred while she was alone in the house. Local police investigate the home invasion and robbery.
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Vancouver
B. C
Miss Marshall
Cloverdale
Elise Galloway Dies After Lowell Explosion
In Lowell Massachusetts Mrs Elise Galloway dies today becoming the third family member killed in Wednesday's blast. Her husband and her son died in the explosion and a nine year old girl who survives is in the hospital as the sole remaining Niver family member.
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Lowell
Mass
Elise Galloway
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