Eckman's Alterative Advocated for Tuberculosis Treatment
An affidavit from ARTHUR WEBER claims recovery from tuberculosis after using Eckman's Alterative. The notice promotes the remedy for bronchitis asthma hay fever throat and lung conditions and directs readers to Newbro Drug Co. Butte and Mekman Laboratory Philadelphia for more evidence and cured cases booklet.
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Eckman
Weldon
Texas
Colorado
Arthur Weber
H Eckman
Newbro Drug Co
Butte
iMekman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Mrs Beall Testifies On Stand In Custody Suit
Mrs Grace Beall told Judge Donlan she took no drinks publicly and only drank at home when ill. She described nervous attacks necessitating carriage rides and said relatives of her husband disliked her, while claiming she faced cruelty accusations and fought to protect her children.
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Grace Beall
Frank Beall
Denlan
John A. Beall
Attorney Wines
John
S. W. Billings
Beall
Billings
Donlan
Dygert
Campers Bound Over on Fire Extinguishing Charge
Four Butte men pleaded guilty to failing to extinguish a campfire and were bound over to federal court in Helena. Earl Brush F Mariot BE Woods worth and H M Lathem faced account after Nez Perce gulch Little Boulder park camping trip. They posted 250 dollar bonds and await further proceedings with counsel.
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United States
J. N. Davidson
Butte
Helena
Earl Brush
W. J. Killen
F. Mariot
BE. L. Woodsworth
H. M. Lathem
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Company
Sanders
The Standard Offers Premium Household Articles
The Standard presents a selection of useful household articles as a premium for subscribers who pay six months or a year in advance. Regular subscribers and casual buyers are invited to visit the Butte or Anaconda offices to view the premium offer.
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Butte
Anaconda
Standard
Employment for All Offers Jobs for Skilled and Novice Workers
The wants columns connect employers with workers seeking any kind of employment. They promise immediate action and low cost, covering skilled specialists and novices alike. Keep in touch with the want columns to find congenial, pleasant work.
Gemmel Case Sent to District Court after Waived Hearing
William Gemmel faced a preliminary hearing for betting at the race track. Justice Furlong bound him over to the district court yesterday. The case tests the 30 day limit on racing.
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William Gemmel
Justice Furlong
Looman Faces Trespassing Charge In Montana Court
Edgar Looman of the Montana Film Exchange appeared in police court on trespassing charges after a Friday night arrest on a fire escape of the Fitschen block. He claimed he sought entry to see his fiancee and alibied by saying a lawyer guided his action. He was fined $10.
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Edgar Looman
Montana Film Exchange
Looman
Fitschen
Gilbert
Pennsylvania
George Richards
Joe Coyle
Richards
Coyle
Annie Rooney
J. J. McDonal
Mike Healey
Tom Healey
Park
Main
W. P. Baker
Fd Day
Woodmen Ball To Aid Colorado Springs Sanatorium Fund
Over Bow camp No 5805 Modern Woodmen of America plans a benefit ball at Clearmont lake on August 23 to raise funds for the Colorado Springs sanatorium. The facility near Colorado Springs aids tuberculosis patients and sits near Garden of the Gods with Cedar Mountain to the west and Pike's Peak to the southwest.
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Bow Camp
Modern
Woodmen of America
Clearmont Lake
Colorado Springs
Cedar Mountain
Pike's Peak
Woodmen Sanatorum
More hurt wives gain freedom as separations granted
Judge Donlan opened court by granting divorces to Mary Robertson and Alma Anderson, with child custody and alimony. Robertson, married in Salt Lake in 1995, claimed neglect and spousal spending while she supported two children in Utah. Anderson claimed mistreatment and abandonment. Other cases include Robert McAuley suing for divorce over alleged infidelity and Anton Grosso suing Lizzie Mathews over a debt for mine work.
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Donlan
Mary Robertson
John Robertson
Salt Lake
Utah
Meaderville
Robertson
Alma Anderson
Joseph Anderson
Pipestone
Minn
Robert McAuley
Beatrice McAuley
Butte
East Granite Street
Anton Grosso
Lizzie Mathews
W. F. Mathews
Soap Gulch
Music Fails to Charm Wants Performer’s Blood
A county attorney complaint charges John Takala with first degree assault after an alleged knife attack on Dan F. Reardon on Park Street near Gaylord as Reardon played harmonica. Justice Ornsby to hear the case. A separate complaint accuses Charles H. Smith of drinking intoxicating liquors on a Northern Pacific train, with conductor C. W. Merriles as witness.
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John Takala
Dan F. Reardon
Faucett Avenue
Reardon
Park Street
Park and
Gaylord
Takala
Justice Ornsby
Charles H. Smith
George D. Toole
Northern Pacific
C. W. Merriles
American Woman's League to Install Chapter at Meeting
A meeting of the American Woman's League members at the Woman's Club will be held at 2 30 this afternoon to organize a local chapter Mrs H I Higgins state regent from Deer Lodge will attend and visit ors are welcome
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American Woman's League
Woman's Club
H. I. Higgins
Deer Lodge
League
Governors Favor Uniform Divorce Across States
New York reports 23 governors favor uniform divorce either by federal act or broad interstate statute. Four could not be reached and two declined comment. Critics warn federal law may be unwise. others say laws vary too much, harming moral welfare. Conferences in Spring Lake, New Jersey will discuss the issue.
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New York
Union
Spring Lake
N. J
Hadley
Missouri
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Wickersham supervises department drill as 390 officials evacuate
In Washington on August 21 the justice department held its first fire drill since alarms were installed. Attorney General Wickersham timed the evacuation from the front lawn as 390 officials and clerks rushed out, the building emptied in under a minute. Private secretary Frank Cole stayed inside to recover papers and was carried to safety, later returning to work.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Wickersham
Frank Cole
Taft Commutes Prize Fighter Forbes Sentence
President Taft commuted the two year sentence and $19,000 fine on Harry Forbes, a Chicago prize fighter linked to the Maybray gang involved in fake horse races and prize fights. Forbes will become a deputy sheriff in Cook County Illinois, with the punishment reduced to a $100 fine.
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Washington
Taft
Harry Forbes
Chicago
Maybray
Middle West
Forbes
Cook County
Ilinois
Presidents Trophy Start Marks NRA Tour at Perry
The National Rifle Association tournament opened the second week at Camp Perry Ohio with 481 entrants. The Herrick trophy eight man team match began at 800 yards and the Ohio team posted 595 of 600 as the top score followed by United States infantry 582 Massachusetts 578 Maryland 676 Pennsylvania 377 and United States cavalry 574.
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Camp Perry
Ohio
United States Infantry
Massachusetts
Maryland
Pennsylvania
United States Cavalry
Army plane wings its way to Frederick with two aviators
A U S Army monoplane arrive in Frederick from College Park carrying Captain Chandler and Lieutenant Arnold, two aviators on a long government flight. The 42 mile leg was completed in 47 minutes, marking a swift city-to-city hop.
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Frederick
United States Army
College Park
Chandler
Arnold
Army
Brady and May Brown Wed Quietly in Civil Ceremony
Peter J. Brady and May 8 S. Brown were quietly married yesterday afternoon at 4 o clock. Justice Furlong performed the ceremony.
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Peter J. Brady
S. Brown
Justice Furlong
Bright Green Parrot Saves Family From Fire
A green parrot in a 10 story Madison Avenue building alerted residents after smoke filled upper floors. Owner Henry W Dearborn and the bird led a wakeful retreat to the street as a policeman ferried occupants from the higher levels. The blaze confined to two apartments caused $50,000 in damage.
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New York
Madison Avenue
Henry W Dearborn
Hudson- Fulton Celebration Association
Harry
Ready to Elect Head of Spanish War Veterans
Oklahoma City August 21 Lining of delegations for three candidates for commander-in-chief and mobilization of support for cities seeking next year encampment dominated the first regular session of the eighth annual encampment of the United Spanish War Veterans. Maurice Simmons John Lewis Smith and O T Taylor battle for commander in chief with Simmons showing strongest backing while Atlantic City has the broadest support for next year encampment.
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Oklahoma City
United Spanish War Veterans
Maurice Simmons
New York
John Lewis Smith
Washington
O. T. Taylor
Pittsburg
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O’rourke Shoe Co
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Wyoming
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Card Index
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