Anthony Brady Estate Estimated At Hundred Million
The will of Anthony N Brady shows no final estate size, but unofficial estimates place his wealth near J P Morgan’s level. A former adviser cites a minimum of 75 000 000 and suggests it could exceed 100 000 000, with holdings in tobacco rail stock utilities and Japanese lighting ventures across Tennessee Georgia and Tokyo.
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New York
Anthony N. Brady
Mr. Brady
J. F. Morgan
Brady
Mr. Morgan
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Tennessee
Georgia
Tokio
Pickpocket Misses Small Fortune At Fried's Park Street
Bert Gosselin, manager of Fried's Park Street store, nearly lost almost $300 in cash and valuables valued at $500 yesterday as a pickpocket tried to lift his wallet. Gosselin reacted, dropped valuables fell, the thief fled through the crowd and did not return. Detective Powell is reviewing faces of bystanders.
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Bert Gosselin
Fried
Park Street
Gosselin
Powell
California Woman Loses Her Vote by Marriage
California Supreme Court upholds San Francisco election officials ruling that Mrs. Ethel Cooper McKenzie becomes a British subject by marriage to the singer whose allegiance to King George is debated. The decision affects a large number of California women seeking to vote.
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San Francisco
Cal
California
State Supreme Court
Ethel Cooper McKenzie
McKenzie
Californi
Red McKenzie
King George A
Bou cher's Offers Cleanup Price On Men's Suits
Ad announces men s suits valued at 18 dollars now reduced to 11 65. Readable for all sizes at Bou cher s located at 37 39 West Park Street. Limited time sale.
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Boucher’s
West Park Street
Resignation of Silver Bow County Inspector Filed
M. J. Dwyer resigned as pure food inspector for Silver Bow county and the position was filled by the appointment of P. S. Calan. The filing occurred yesterday with the county commissioners.
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M. J. Dwyer
Silver Bow County
P. S. Calan
Brooklyn and Butte couples receive marriage licenses
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to George q. Lambrecht and Gertrude I. Laird of Brooklyn New York and to John Mickey and Mary Casey of Butte.
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George Q. Lambrecht
Gertrude I. Laird
Brooklyn
New York
John Mickey
Mary Casey
Butte
Arrests Ahead for Butte Cafe Proprietors Over Adulterated Food
Deputy State Dairy Commissioner I G Arthur cites widespread adulteration in Butte eateries with samples sent to Bozeman for analysis. He expects prosecutions as findings from the dairy law reveal watered milk and unsanitary conditions, with penalties from five to two hundred fifty dollars per offense.
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Butte
I. G. Arthur
Helena
Arthur
Agricultural College
Bozeman
Pure Food Commissioner
Mr. Arthur
Trivite
Legistate
City Treasurer Calls In Storm Sewer Warrants
City Treasurer Shovlin announced a call on all storm sewer warrants issued before July 5 of the current year. About $12,000 in warrants, including one $500 item, are recalled to cover Dublin gulch and Second gulch sewer costs. Aug 12 is the payoff date, with a possible Sept 1 call for general warrants and sinking fund purchases.
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Shovlin
Dublin Gulch
Second Gulch
Sections of New County Road Nears Completion
Oscar Rohn reported progress on rebuilding the county roads. Completed segments include Three Mile to Five Mile, Five Mile to Seven Mile, Seven Mile to the reservoir, Regan's hotel to the poor farm, and the poor farm to Nine Mile. The Butte Auto club members inspected and praised the work. commissioners will inspect soon.
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Oscar Rohn
Seven Mile
Regan
Nine Mile
Butte Auto Club
Rohn
Third Brother Seeks Letters of Administration
Morris A. Davis, son of John A. Davis, asked the county clerk for letters of administration de bonis non on the unadministered portion of his father's estate. The estate, remaining credits not exceeding 50 000 dollars, was previously handled by John A. Davis until his death yesterday.
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Morris A. Davis
John A. Davis
Governor appoints ex-Phillies outfielder marshal of public service
Harrisburg Aug 6 Governor John K Tener named George Wood a former Philadelphia National League outfielder and strong hitter as marshal of the new Public-service commission with a salary of two thousand dollars yearly.
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Harrisburg
John K. Tener
George Wood
Philadelphia
Public — Service Commission
Government to pursue Dropoich in white slavery case
Secret Service reports Eva Fanich 17 says Dropoich forced elopement at gunpoint from 30 Plum Street. Agent Andrews files complaint in Helena. Walker disputes claim of persuasion. Dropoich admits elopement plan, argues Fanich at fault, and awaits preliminary hearing after arrest with $265 on hand.
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Edi Dropoich
Eva Fanich
Plum Street
Secret Service
Charlies Andrews
United States
Helena
Droppich
Mrs. Fanich
T. J. Walker
Dropoich
Fanich
Pocatello
Ogden
Wife Sues For Divorce After Ten Years Of Marriage
Mabel Hall files divorce against James Hall after ten years of marriage in Butte. She seeks custody of four living children Parkie Evelyn 9 James Henry 8 Dorothy R 7 and Francis 6 and requests to resume maiden name Mabel Miller. Accuses neglect and failure to provide while he allegedly idles and profligates.
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Mabel Hall
James Hall
Parkie Evelyn
James Henry
Dorothy R
Francis
Mabel Miller
Butte
Hall
Real estate transfers list several parcels and parties
A series of conveyances shows Antona Balla and wife transferring to Sol Genzberger and wife lot 1 block 36 McQueen addition for $1. D D Elderkin and wife to Jennett Green lot 4 block 4 Farrell addition for $1. Butte Land and Investment to Max Stams lots 13 and 14 block 1 Hurlburt addition for $1,200. Lyman Conyers and wife to Thomas Hicks and wife lot 22 and west half of lot 21 block 29 Grand Avenue addition for $1. Margaret Wellers to Conyers same lot and half lot for $1. Agnes Chounard and others to Bennetts & Co. lots 8 and 9 block 11. Chounard to Bennetts for lots 10–12 block 11 Grand Avenue addition for $1. Lucina Wadsworth to Louis Donovan and others one fifth interest in Naragancet lode for $1. Continental Oil Company of Iowa to Continental Oil Company of Colorado multiple Valley and Grand Avenue lots and alleys for $1.
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Antona Balla
Sol Genzberger
McQueen
Ek. D. Elderkin
Jennett Ellen Green
Farrell
Butte Land and Investment Company
Max Stams
Hurlburt
Lyman G. Conyers
Thomas James Hicks
Grand Avenue
Margaret Wellers
Grand Avenue Addition
Agnes Chounard
Bennetts & Co
T. J. Bennetts & Co
Lucina S. Wadsworth
Louis P. Donovan
Continental Oil Company of
Iowa
Colorado
Valley Addition
Some Observations by the Wanderer
A reader recounts a little girl who disliked the Ringling circus due to a fat seatmate. She also condemns newspaper bias in reporting Finnish people, noting inconsistent treatment of nationalities in altercations, elopement cases, and public perception.
Kansas colleges push for simplified spelling circular
A Kansas circular argues spelling should serve meaning not the other way. It cites telephones telegrafs and phonographs and condemns the typewriter union as an obstacle to easier spelling. The piece claims intelligent compositors know the version shown is not true simplification.
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Kansas
Tipografical Union
Washington county farm keeps corn rotation for over a century
A Washington county farm has grown corn every season for more than 100 years. An ancestor of the current owner first planted corn a century ago and since then the family has maintained consistent crops of corn each year.
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Washington County
August big doings in Montana this year
The Montana State Bankers Association meets in Helena on the 1th and 16th. Editors of the state hold an annual Kalispell session starting Aug 14 for three days. The American Society of Engineers appears this month. Commercial day and miners union picnic, Elks convention at Missoula, and race meets at Anaconda and Deer Lodge. A prize fight at Missoula tomorrow night joins other August happenings.
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Montana State Bankers’ Association
Helena
Kalispell
American Society of Engineers
Miners’ Union
Elks
Missoula
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Big Doings
Montana
Maryland Court Allows Segregation Ordinance
Baltimore August 6 The Maryland court of appeals in a preliminary opinion held that the mayor and city council of Baltimore may use police powers to validly pass an ordinance to segregate white and colored races without conflicting with the U S or Maryland constitutions.
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Baltimore
Maryland Court of Appeals
United States
Maryland
Tango craze boosts Chicago chiropodists says Houston
Cara S. Houston of Chicago told the New York chiropodists convention that the Tango and Turkey trot are driving a boom for chiropodists. She noted people flock to shops complaining of foot pain as the Tango strains muscles and feet.
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New York
Cara S. Houston
Chicago
National Convention of Chiropodists
America
Danderine Hair Cleanse Ad Promises Lush, Healthy Hair
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Dandeline as a 25 cent solution to cleanse the hair and scalp. It claims immediate improvement, reduced dandruff, and strong growth, urging readers to try the product at drug stores or toilet counters.
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Knowlton
Unclear Phrase Points to Toe Strain in Action
Fragmentary text notes unusual stress on the toes as an action proceeds. The incomplete line hints at athletes or performers experiencing strain but provides no names, places, or full context.
Great Medical Congress Opened by Prince Arthur
London Aug 6 The international medical congress opened with Prince Arthur of Connaught representing King George in Albert Hall before about 10 000 attendees. Sir Thomas Barlow presided and praised US efforts against tropical diseases while noting broad national representation and strict entry security amid suffrage protests.
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London
International Medical Congress
Prince Arthur of
Connaught
King George
Great Albert Hall
Prince Arthur
Edward Gracy
Foreign Affairs
Thomas Barlow
Royal College of Physicians
Harvard
United States
Philippines
Canal Zone
England
New Railroad Aims to Reach Isolated California Corner
A proposed line would run from Reynard Nevada on the Western Pacific into Modoc County's Surprise valley with an $800000 capitalization. Salt Lake financiers back the project linking Cedarville Eagleville Lake City Modoc and Fort Bidwell, supplementing a 1912 auto stage connection.
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San Francisco
Cal
California
Salt Lake City
Reynard
Nev
Western Pacific
Surprise Valley
Modoc County
Salt Lake
Cedarville
Eagleville
Lake City
Modoc
Fort Bidwell
Judge Bartelme Rules on Sex Based Jury Balance
Chicago judge Mary Bartelme declares that a jury composed exclusively of one sex cannot be perfectly balanced, underscoring a legal stance on gender representation in juries.
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Mary Bartelme
Chicago
Resinol Cleanses Pimples Face Transformation Ad
Atlanta 1913 testimonial from Miss E P Gaddis praising Resinol Soap and Ointment for clearing a pimples covered face after constant social humiliation. She reports soft velvet skin after treatment and urges continued use. Also notes Resinol products stop itching and heal eczema and other skin troubles. ad invites free trial from Baltimore department.
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Atlanta, Ga
E. P. Gaddis
South Pryor Street
Resinol
Baltimore
Ady
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