Funeral of J P Gleason Last Rites Over the Iver
The funeral is held for J P Gleason, with last rites conducted as mourners gather to honor the deceased who perished at the Bell mine. The service reflects on his life and work, with family and colleagues paying respects and recalling the hazardous mining conditions at the Bell mine site.
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Iver
Bell Mine
Rutland
Barney Levin
New York
Levin
Canada
Rutland City
Funeral of John Gleason at St Patrick's Church
The funeral of John Gleason, a young miner killed at the Bell mine Tuesday morning, was held yesterday at St Patrick's Church. The service was conducted by Father Harrington with a Requiem High Mass, and many tributes of flowers and wreaths were sent by friends and neighbors. He leaves a widow, a 3 year old son, a mother, two brothers, and three sisters, who mourn his loss.
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John P. Gleason
Bell Mine
St. Patrick’s Church
Wyoming Street
Rome
Father Harrington
Hin
Knights
Martin
Graham
P. Kelly
Tom Mead
William Page
Wilson
B. Farrell
July Employment Office Reports 333 Applications
The July report by F. W. Cronin, agent of the free employment bureau, shows 333 applications for work and 208 acceptances. Of 186 males and 122 females, 70 males and 41 females secured laborer and miscellaneous roles, while females found placements mainly in hotels and restaurants, domestics, and related work.
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F. W. Cronin
Free Employment Bureau
Symons Dry Coods
Sennen
BUTTE SUFFRAGISTS TO MEET IN EVENING OFFICE
Butte suffragists will meet this evening in the office of Mrs Elia Knowles Hasker Silver Row block to consider a number of matters. The convention will be held in September and active work has begun for the coming campaign. On Monday evening a public meeting will be held at the courthouse with interesting speakers.
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Cue Butte
Outing for Travelers at Columbia Gardens Next Saturday
The Butte council of the United Commercial Travelers will hold a field day at Columbia Gardens next Saturday featuring a ball game between two travel factions and various races including blindfold, egg, a lake tug, fat and lean men races. Evening bowling at Thornton alleys follows, with a notice about a ticket bearing the name Symons Dry Goods Company.
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Butte Council
The
United Commercial Travelers
Columbia Gardens
Toyt
Thornton
Eee
Symons Dry Good
Woodmen of the World Officers Get Higher Salaries
A Cripple Creek dispatch says the Woodmen of the World Pacific jurisdiction voted to raise head officer salaries to 8000 dollars and other officers to 5000 dollars. An official election was set for 2 PM with expectations of re election of the head officers. The body enacted funds from the equalization fund to pay for a Denver Woodmen building.
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Denver
Cripple Creek
Pacific
Woodmen
Boy Blow Up With Caps After School Trustee Morgan
After school trustee Morgan accepts an offer amid a tense town debate. Eddie Murphy makes a local discovery near his home as residents react to the upheaval.
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Morgan
Eddie Murphy
Boy Uses Hammer on Caps Box Explosion Injures 6-Year-Old
A 6-year-old, Eddie Murphy, was badly lacertaed yesterday afternoon when a box of caps exploded in his parents cellar after he used a hammer to strike them. The blast drew neighbors, and Dr. MacNevin treated serious injuries including under eye, chin, and hand wounds. Authorities investigated how the caps came to be in the cellar.
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Eddie Murphy
W. Powell Murphy
Woolman Street
Murphy
Thomas Krigstian
West Stewart
S MacNevin
Residents clash over reappointment of local teacher
In Brown’s Gulch three boot commissioners oppose reappointing the current teacher after two years in the post. Trustees Branno and Cosigrandl push for a new teacher, meeting July 26 to vote her out, but residents force a postponement after learning of the plan. Miss Nash’s supporters circulate signals to keep her in place amid threats and mounting tension. The dispute escalates with local allegations and police involvement as the community protests the move.
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Brown's Gulch
Mise Nash
Brunno
Mine Nash
Steve Milay
Murphy
Aisaulter
Ty Justice O'Conner
Walkerville
Hoxton
Thas
Mies Nash
Ita
Linoleum claim offers new patterns at sale price
Advert reads that the linoleum product is best in appearance and smoothness for the price. It promotes eight new patterns this week and lists a regular 89 quality at 65e a square yard.
Havana Debates New Customs Changes Hit Poor Hard
Havana newspapers discuss proposed customs reforms aimed at securing finances. Critics warn the measure would burden the poor, while commentary notes U S press views on the Platt amendment issue and Cuba's debt repayment to the revolutionary army.
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Havana
Awe
Republic of Cuba
Caat
Roosevelt to Receive Honorary Doctorate in Chicago
President Roosevelt will receive the honorary degree LL D from the University of Chicago during a fall visit. A special convention will be held, making the event as elaborate as a full commencement with the president the only diploma recipient.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
University of Chica
University of Chicago
McKinley
Donahue Hangs From Awning Rope In We Incident
A passerby found Donahue unconscious hanging from an awning rope. He was cut down and revived after losing consciousness. Witnesses say he had left a shop, collapsed, and the rope became tangled around his neck before rescue.
Fancy Grocery Hall Specials in State Liquor and Seafood
Aug 8 1902 advertisement lists Fat Mackerel Bach Norway Herring Codfish and Lobster canned products. Pelican Oysters Lunch Oysters Mt Baker Salmon and Batavia Clam Chowder featured. Peaches Silced Peaches and Kirbys Malt Whiskey wines offered. Emphasizes buy here and get satisfaction.
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Norway
Mt. Baker
Batavia
Liquor Department
Kirby
Grand Circuit meet postponement at Fort Erie races
Rain forced the postponement of the 2:14 and 2:07 trotting and pacing heats to tomorrow afternoon. It notes winners in various races including Line and Don Derby, with purses around 1200 dollars and unfinished heats. A feature was a letter of regret from President Roosevelt read to the congress.
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Fort Eris
Freteen
Line
Buck Thorne
Cubanela
Lithopolis
Don Derby
Billy H
Dandy C
Carthage
Dalone Dalla Pinchem Wilkes
Maggie Hubbard
Terrace Queen
Don Tiley
C. T. Iso
Prine
Avanta
Aug
Roosevelt
Congress
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Taney
Berro
Tonkin
East Park St
Missoula Vounts
Montana
Heron
W. A. Beebe
Sena Wans Aduick
J.P. Gleason
ST. Patrick’s
Butte
of Sports
Solomon Gusgenwein
American Smelting & Res Fining Company
Aux
Philadelphia
Auk
Cambria Steel Company
Republic
Michigan
Mesaba
Amelia A. Bekel
Onda
Terre Haute
Ind
Jessie Weir
RB Bolt
England
Commine
Dim Hy von Workin
Aed Theent
London
House of Commons
Charles Beresford
Special Commission
Pariament
A. J. Balfour
Balfour
Aispat
J.P. Morgan
Admiralty
Combines
Corinthie
Combine
Harland Wolf
Belfast
Che
Arkel
Pritchard-Harrison Carpet CO
St. Loui
Ivewult
Barnacle
Bess
Fred Heasig
Deponan
Leonia
Bird
Blue Mint
Navarino
Tickful
Remaits
Shudanulda
Col. Bilt
Gold Cure
Sombrero
Swiftmas
Belvino
Path
Richard
Cenes
Tor
Dazzling
Min
Ada Nay
Prince ‘Rossignol
High Chancel
Flocaroline
Style
Joe Buckley
Nia
A.D
Stem Winder
Collonade
Sidney
Love
Hermencia
Cowes
Meteor
Queen's Course
Bruns Fle
Lander Furniture and Carpet Co
E. Broadway
Jardinieres
Pufahl’s
West Park
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Orner Main
Quartz Streets
Big
Blackfoot Milling Company
Butte, Anaconda
Missoute
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