Anaconda Brick Layer Ends Life With Carbolic Acid
Herman Hahn a 43 year old Anaconda bricklayer died in Butte after taking carbolic acid in his room at 260 Mast Park street. A farewell letter and two empty bottles were found. Coroner Egan declared death by his own action. Hahn left a wife five children and relatives in Anaconda Chicago Seattle and Germany. Funeral set for 2 pm tomorrow at Mt. Moriah cemetery.
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Changes in Northern Pacific Shops at Livingston
A dispatch from Livingston reports authority Indicates W 8 Clarkson may be promoted to shop superintendent and a new master mechanic appointed here A new boiler shop is planned to be completed this fall as the current facility is inadequate Work continues at full capacity, with orders behind schedule.
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Livingston
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Alderman H Texias Killed in Milwaukee Runaway
Alderman H. Texias of La Crosse was instantly killed in a runaway accident in Milwaukee last night.
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Milwaukee
H. Texias
la Crosse
Varied day at Columbia Gardens with women led contests
Immense crowds enjoy Ladies Day at Columbia Gardens with baseball game between Butte and Spokane, raffles, and races. Women and girls win prizes in nail driving wood sawing and pie eating events while families picnic and enjoy reduced car fares. Funeral noted for Herman Hahn scheduled Sunday at Sherman & Reed chapel with Mt. Moriah burial.
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Columbia Gardens
Butte
Spokane
T. R. Newton
J. D. Vacchett
Julia Lennon
Davis & Weimescary
Tom Donnelly
Fred Brooks
Red Boot Shoe Company
Mabel McDonald
Schilling Cigar Company
Marvel Coulter
Montana Cash Grocery Company
F. R. Newton
T. J. Bennett & Co
Margaret Scully
J. L. Carroll
J. D. Vacchiery
Schatzlein Paint Company
Jennie Black
Washington Market
Hight & Fairfield
Mary Lowney
Tuttle Jewelry Company
James Brooks
Browne
Paxon & Rockefeller
Evans Bookstore
Irene Marsh
Casey-Burdick Candy Company
Charlie Tiddy
John Roach
Katie Comb
Herman Hahn
Sherman & Reed
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Prominent Men of Montana to Head Labor Day Program
A joint Labor Day committee approved speakers and marching order for the Montana event. J. H. Durston, W. W. Welch, and B. M. Lindsay will speak at Columbia Gardens. The program includes sports, a Boston & Montana band concert, dancing, and a morning parade led by clerks and painters unions.
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Anaconda Standard
W. W. Welch
Boston & Montana
Rner
Montana Street
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Clerks’ Union
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Man Killed in Quarrel in Frankfort
Harvey Thomas of Frankfort was killed in an Aug. 21 quarrel by Harry Loveland who struck Thomas with his fist, breaking his neck.
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Hermann's Sons meet in Butte with large state delegation
A grand lodge gathering of the Order of Hermann’s Sons opens in Scandia hall Butte with President Stirn presiding. Delegates discuss officer reports and routine matters as Helena is expected to be chosen for next meeting location. A midsummer festival at Columbia Gardens draws many families.
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Butte
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Order
Helena
Grove
Columbia Gardens
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Perk
Tims
Grand Opera House
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