Mystery Solved Mulholland’s Horse Recovered in Anaconda
Stock Inspector Collins and Deputy Melloy traced Chief of Police Mulholland’s missing horse and buggy from Butte to the Washoe smelter area. Ed Jones held the horse, while a buggy matching the description was spotted at Street Commissioner Brolin’s home. Harness remains missing as investigators search for the culprits in the Big Hole basin.
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John Collins
Mulholland
Butte
Melloy
Washoe
Ed Jones
Jones
Inspector Collins
Anaconda
Collins
Storrar
Chief Mulholland
Brolin
Harolin
Sheriff's Office
Bartenders' Union Elects New President
A special meeting last evening elected Mike Kraker as president after Lavin resigned and left the union. Lavin now runs the M. and M. saloon at Commercial avenue and Main street and had to withdraw due to proprietor status. Kraker, long-time secretary, is regarded as highly competent. city bartenders welcomed the choice.
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Bartenders’ Union
Lavin
Commercial Avenue
Main Street
Mike Kraker
Kraker
Local News Roundup City Socials and Travel
William Montgomery visited in Butte yesterday. Thomas Parker was a business visitor to Butte yesterday. J J McCaffery and wife recreation in the Big Hole country. R J Dwyer of Butte transacted business in Anaconda yesterday. Fred Smith of Roach and Smith went to Butte last evening. Rev Father Barry returned from a trip to Tutte. Miss Irwin taught at Mill Creek and was in the city yesterday. Albert Walker and family returned from a two months camping trip. The Hawes $3.00 hat is on sale at Goodfriend's. Remnants of summer fabrics and waistings at half price at Strain's.
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Father Barry
St. Paul's Parish
Tutte
Copper Stars Unable to Meet Butte Parochials Sunday
Manager Frinke of the Copper Stars in Anaconda says the team cannot travel to Gregson Springs to face the Butte Parochials on Sunday.
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Frinke
Copper Stars
Anaconda
Butte
Gregson Springs
Sunday Standard in Three Sections
Tomorrow a Sunday Standard appears in three sections with a full color part. It showcases pages illustrating topics of living interest to Montana readers.
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All
Caleb Powers Case Deliberations Continue After Defense
Caleb Powers finished his defense defense in Georgetown Kentucky with lawyer Franklin presenting. He attacked star witness Wharton Golden while accusing Henry Youtsey of trying to avoid prison. He noted no prior contact with Youtsey before the shooting and evidence of no personal communication until the day before. The judge charged the jury and they retired for an hour with no verdict as of adjournment.
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Georgetown
Caleb Powers
Franklin
Powers
Commonwealth
Wharton Golden
Henry Youtsey
Youtsey
Dave
Robbins
British West Indies Swept by Hurricane
Private letter from Grand Cayman, British West Indies, reports a hurricane destroying 140 houses and 27 vessels. The three masted Governor Blake was feared lost but arrived shortly after. The Bentley crew perished except the first mate, saved by the Ben Guill. Little Cayman reports fatalities and heavy property damage.
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Mobile
Ala
Grand Casman
British West Indies
Blake
Bentley
Ben Guill
Littl Cayman
Great Falls Labor Day Plans Move Forward
Great Falls observers a Labor Day celebration on Monday Sept 7 with a committee meeting in Justice Saffords office to finalize arrangements. Fort Shaw Indian school may join the park events and officials warn merchants against unauthorized Labor Day programme advertising.
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Standard
Great Falls
Justice Safford
Fort Shaw
Trades and Labor Assembly
Ore Samples Sought for Montana Exhibit at St Louis Fair
Prof. A N Winchell asks mining men to ship ore specimens and data to Butte for Montana's St Louis exposition. Samples should be four inches in diameter with country rock, labels, and assays if possible. Transportation charges paid by Montana world's fair commission. photographs of mining and milling operations encouraged.
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A. N. Winchell
School of Mines
Montana
St. Louis Exposition
Butte
St. Louis
Georgetown
Cable
Moose Lake
Winchell
Montana World’s Fair Commission
Great Futurity Race Looms as Wet Track Favors Delay
Rain at Sheepshead Bay threatens to delay the Futurity for 2-year-olds, with Hamburg Belle doubtful and Delhi favored among Keene's entries. Track conditions dreadfully soft after 48 hours of rain, odds shifting as bookmakers list Hamburg Belle, Delhi, Kohinoor and Gettysburg among favorites.
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New York
Hamburg Belle
Keene
Dell
Kohinoor
Dovecote
Broomstick
Odom
Dance
ROGUE
Vermont
Soals
Occuaskisciskeuue Highhall
Wink
CNOUL
Laissivsasas
Ashabe
McCafferty
Mercury
Redfern
Errno
Beldame
Bullman
Audience
Jenkins
Lady Amelia
Fuller
Gettysburg
Connell
Midshipman
H. Callahan
Jessup, Creamer
Coney Island
Sheepshead Bay
Hamburg
Delhi
Odem
Abdell
Minute Man
O'Neill
John FE
Madden
Highball
Baratoga
America
Wouter Loy
Whitney Stable
Varhadamar Seems Set for Democratic Governor Nomination
Jackson Mississippi reports that James D Varhadamar appears nominated as the Democratic candidate for governor after yesterday's primaries in the state capital.
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Jackson, Miss
James D. Varhadamar
Lawyers Seek Habeas Hearing Before Judge Brantly in Helena
Duffy and Tolan, representing William McCabe, aim to secure a habeas corpus hearing in Helena before Judge Brantly. They say McCabe is illegally held in Deer Lodge County jail on extortion charges and pursued hearings across counties. A separate divorce stipulation between Armenie Gordon and Frank Gordon provides for an equal division of the defendant’s property.
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Duffy
Tolan
William McCabe
Butte
Bute
Judge Brantly
Brantly
District Court
Armenie Gordon
Frank Gordon
Property division ends alimony and fees dispute
The plaintiff and defendant agree to an equal division of property to relieve alimony and attorneys' fees. The property will be sold with proceeds shared equally. It is probable there will be no contest to the divorce.
Wheeler Named Superintendent at Boston and Montana Works
A. D. Wheeler has been appointed superintendent of the Boston and Montana works in Great Falls. He succeeds John T. Morrow, who resigned to manage a mining property in Mexico. Wheeler, with eight years at the company and three as assistant superintendent, is MIT educated and recently married returning from his wedding tour.
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Standard
Cheat Falls
A. D. Wheeler
Boston & Montana
Wheeler
John T. Morrow
Mexico
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Great Falls
Nebraska
Pasteurized Milk and Infant Feeding Guidance
Pasteurized milk is cow’s milk heated to a set Fahrenheit temperature for a set time to kill germs, not to aid digestion. The piece advises against artificial foods in hot months and outlines breastfeeding schedules by infant age, promoting nursing and minimal night feeds through the first year.
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Philadelphia
Arsenic Found In All Living Cells Says Paris Scientist
The European edition reports M A Gautier and M Bertrand proving arsenic in animals from sea bottoms to eggs. They show yolk holds most arsenic while white contains little, supporting arsenic as a physiological element and challenging sole use for forensic condemnation.
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New York Herald
M. A. Gautier
Paris
M. G. Bertrand
Prince of Monaco
Alice
M. Bertrand
Paris Academy of
M. Gautter
Great War Game Near Portland Ends in Questionable Landing
Portland Maine August 28. At noon tomorrow the mock naval exercise near the harbor will end after two days of maneuvers by the fleet. A 1800 man landing under Rear Admiral Coghlan was said to capture defenses at Scape and Spur win but an official later said no landing occurred as troops were withdrawn.
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Portland
Coghlan
Scape
Spurwin
Jackies
Richmond’s
Coghlin
Jordan
Engineer Corps
Two Lights
Silver Springs
Pond Cove
Meeting House Hill
Secretary Shaw's Travel to Oyster Bay and West
Secretary Shaw left here today for Oyster Bay to stay overnight and then proceed west. He plans to make addresses in the states and will return here around September.
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Washington
Oyster Bay
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Big Hole
G. ©. Hutchins
Jensen Ranch
Race Track Creek
R. T. Williams
Herbert McNulta
George P. Wellcome
Bonita
Strain‘s
Mountain View Park
Board of County Commissioners
Deer Lodge County
Traiis
Charles Benjamin Oeschli
Lillian Kennedy
Rawlins, Wyo
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Hankey
E. R. King
San Francisco
Miss Mahoney
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Charles McMullen
Gus Goldberg
Moose Lake Country
Bartenders’ Union Meeting
Impor
Tance
Verberckmoes
H. Hall
William Montgomery
Gulf
Strain’s
Thomas Parker
J. J. McCaffery
Wife
R. J. Dwyer
Fred Smith
Roach & Smith
Goodfriend’s
Irwin
Mill Creek
Albert Walker
Pliny
Tana
Ali Nichine
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Ass
Varhadamer
Copper City
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Crustus Fischer
Maid Marian
Katfe Klateh
Tiawatha
Mareh
Princess Pocahontas
Gustav Fischer Schneider
Margis Vivian Grey de Koven
Arnold Lee
1Hnson
Bratton Willmark Keiser
Neil Moret
Hot
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Preety
Sie
Turkey
Wiaths
I&c
Madras
Men's Union
Ath
Trouser
Tse
Styom
Helena
D. Wheeler
Armsenic
Bidatas
Shaw
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