Lady or Pirate? Miss Norman Says Act Stolen By Helen Herndon
Miss Norman, entertainer at the Orpheum Vaudeville in Butte, says her act Types, a satire on women, was used word for word by Helen Herndon. She suspects a stenographer may have sold the act and calls Herndon a victim rather than a pirate.
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Helen Herndon
Mary Norman
Miss Norman
Orpheum
Butte
Union Square Theater
New York
West
Herndon
Miss Herndon
Mrs M Donald in serious condition after operation
Mrs Ray McDonald daughter of the late Patrick A Largey and a popular Butte woman underwent a serious operation at Murray’s hospital yesterday. She experienced violent convulsions and was reported in a serious condition last night with life once despaired of though she remained alive at dawn and was described as dying as well as could be expected.
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Ray McDonald
Patrick A. Largey
Butte
Murray's Hospital
Waldbellig to Train Bear Pack for Winter Hunts
Hunter Joe Waldbellig leaves Butte with Airedale pups to form a bear pack at his Swan River ranch. Dogs include Ballochmyle bloodline, Bessie from Jim Keefe, and Sir John from Tom Warner, plus future additions. Waldbellig led in twelve bears last spring and plans to improve. Local sportsmen anticipate joining his party. Costa Rica’s election returns showed Ricardo Jiminez elected president.
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Joe Waldbellig
Kootenai Mountains
Butte
Swan River Country
Jim Orton
Ballochmyle
Bessie
Jim Keefe
Tom Warner
Sir John
Keefe
Butte Kennel Club
Waldbellig
Kootenai
Costa Rican Minister Receives San Jose Cablegram
A cablegram from San Jose was received tonight by Senor Galve the Costa Rican minister, sent on August 30. The brief dispatch is noted in Washington. No further details accompany the message.
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Washington
San Jose
Senor Galve
Farm tragedy in Delphi ends with murder and suicide
In Redwood Falls Minnesota an elderly farmer William Tibbets killed Cecil Norton age 15 and his daughter Dorothy Tibbets 12 then set fire to the house and hanged himself. Authorities believe the act stemmed from an alleged inappropriate advance on Norton. In Denver the federal court upheld Colorado’s flat tax on foreign corporations' capital stock at two dollars per thousand.
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Redwood Falls
Minn
William Tibbets
Delphi
Cecil Norton
Dorothy Tibbets
Tibbets
Norton
Denver
Lewis
Colorado
Kalispell Teen Drowns in Whitefish River
George Spotts 16, son of Charles Spotts, drowned while swimming in the Whitefish river ten miles north of Kalispell. The body was recovered late last night.
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The
Standard
Kalispell
George Spotts
Charles Spotts
Whitefish River
Here
Admiration Felt Over Book Publisher Success
Chicago Tribune excerpt highlights Naggus and Borus discussing the author’s candid request for praise. Borus compliments Naggus on the remarkable achievement of securing a publisher for the latest work, evoking admiration for the author’s persistence and breakthrough moment.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Naggus
Borus
Governor General Karl Grey Narrowly Escapes While Lost in Woods
Victoria dispatch reports Karl Grey governor general of Canada spent five and a half hours lost in Jervis Inlet woods on Aug 28 during a shooting trip with only his dog for company. A searching party headed by Major Clark and Second Officer Johnston rescued him, his clothes torn and exhausted after nearly precipice peril.
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Victoria
B. C
Karl Grey
Canada
Dawson
Skagway
Jervis Inlet
Clark
Johnston
Albert Bay
Nip Nimpish
Sybil Grey
Seattle
Vancouver
Miss Ivy Woodward Passes Exams Admitted Member
Miss Ivy E K Woodward M D London has passed the required examinations and has been admitted a member, marking a significant professional milestone for the physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
London Standard
Ivy EK. Woodward
London
New Tobacco War Begins in Courts in Kentucky
Cincinnati, Aug 30. Clark E. Scott an independent tobacco maker of Scranton Pa filed suit in Covington Ky against the Burley Tobacco company Clarence Lebus president and 10 others. He seeks 1385 20 damages under the Sherman anti trust law charging monopoly in restraint of trade and asks for an injunction to block disposal of Burley society assets valued at about 1 590 000.
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Cincinnati
Kentucky
Clark E. Scott
Scranton
Covington
Burley Tobacco Company
Clarence Lebus
Burley Society
Preserving Cut Flowers Advice from a London Column
The Gentlewoman reports flowers sent to prisoners in London and weighs preservings. Readers suggest daily clipping and water changes, salt, ammonia, or charcoal. An eminent physician recommends a lump of leaf sugar in the vase for best results.
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London
Esculapius
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Symons
Lic
Mennen
To &E
BEAR
Costa Rica
Ricardo Jiminez
Jiminez
Huler
Dominion
Royal College of Physicians
Miss Woodward
London School of Medicine For Women
Royal Free Hospital
Royal Hospital For Diseases of the Chest
New Hospital For Women
Boston Herald
Metropolitan Parkway
Nantasket
Metropolitan Police
J.L. Ecker
Dorchester
William A. Krauth
Boston Harbor
Sagamore Hill
Mullen
Dwyer
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