Railway Men Accused In Death Of Twenty Horses
Police arrest two railway officials after 40 horses die from neglect in Butte. A. McMillan of Northern Pacific and Dan McMahon face charges for failing to provide food water and shelter to horses held in a Northern Pacific corral. Deaths occurred while awaiting inspection and transfers, prompting orders to remove the animals. The case hinges on nuisance ordinances and alleged neglect leading to continued exposure to the elements.
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Butte
A. McMlan
Noiern Pacific Railway
Dan McMahon
Great North Rach
Ciadiner Chines
Chipt
Pollee
Bell Hese
Casey Dee
Etay
Corey Wrox
Ewin Falls
Idaho
Great Faille
Great Northern
Butte Pon
Northern Pacifc Yards
Uay
Reson
Fox
Charcoal Lozenges Claim To Cure Bad Breath
An advertisement touts Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as a cure for morning breath and social embarrassment. It claims charcoal neutralizes odors from foods and digestion, improves breath, and even boosts taste at the next meal, urging readers to request a free sample before buying a 2 cent box.
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Stuart
Bessides
Start
Fay
F. A
Stuart Co
Stuart Building
Marshal
Mich
San Francisco rail reading case before judge Gurtland
A San Francisco rail case records Judge C A Gurtland imposing a fine of 1000 dollars and granting a broker a brief respite. The testimony referenced shipped sacks of a substance and a diversion scheme tied to a mill territory, with a modest alleged price impact and potential legal actions following.
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San Francisco
C. A. Gurtland
Pry
Fartley
Kastan City
Family Theater Offers Varied Vaudeville Night
At the Family Theater, Muariyat and his company headline a strong Vaudeville bill with rival acts among the crowd. The mirrorance and comic routines draw cheers while the omirrar dance and travesty scenes from Othello add risqué appeal.
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Muariyat
Martyans
Dahees
Ryrne-Kenyon Somedy
Death of Tiary (Harris) brings mournful Butte crowd
Dozens gather in Butte as Tiary Harris a longtime resident and former deputy under Stock Inspector Colius dies in November after a gastric illness. Born 1875 in Cornucopia Nevada he spent most of his life in Butte and helped nab notorious horse thieves in the Bitter Root valley. He was to wed Myrtle Hammond of Darby, Montana, soon before his death. surviving relatives include his mother and brother. The community observes a period of mourning and business closures during his funeral.
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Butte
Tiary Tarris
Eeacrs
Ness
Hillary Harris
Cornucopia
Nev
Colius
Roor
Hurrig
Myrtle Hammond
Darby
Mont
Hammond
A. Morgan
Nevada
Henpecked Husband Seeks Divorce After Alleged Cruelty
Vittaurg December 1. Robert J. Mulalland of Lames stead sues for divorce claiming his wife forced him to perform tasks and denied basic comforts. He cites cooking, cleaning, clothes care, and social controls as abuses. He says she followed him to work, prevented rest, and assaulted him, while she accuses him of drunkenness and violence. Public record detailsicker evidence and routine disputes.
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Vittaurg
Robert J. Mulalland
Lamestead
East Pittsburg
Muluotlamd
Ani
Abe
Money Paid for Husband Leads to Marriage Scam
Manaas City reports a woman says she paid 580 to secure a husband who then married another woman. She accuses Arde Case of deception after a rushed wedding and seeks remedy. The incident mirrors a pattern of marriage scams cited in local chatter. In other news, Washington hosts birthday commemoration plans for Presidents McKinley and Lincoln with public talks by notable figures. Phoebe Pipkin, mother of Mrs. Margaret Poindexter, dies in St Paul. her kin recall General Grant’s wife.
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Manaas City
Clary FE. Grant
Sheldon
Iowa
Metros
Mars
Wlapaich
Standard
St. Panly
Dec
Phoebe Pipkin
Margaret Poindexter
Ditton
Mont
Pipkin
Clave
Drugless cure feasts taste and motion after years
John P. Dunseth of Butte Montana reports a dramatic recovery after ten drugless treatments for catarrh and rheumatism. He regains taste and smell lost 35 years and can dance and walk without pain after nine years of crippling rheumatism. He praises Dr William Metzger at Goldberg Block for the miraculous results and invites inquiries at Citizens' Coal company junction Arizona and Utah avenues.
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John P. Dunseth
Citizens’ Coal Co
Arizona Street
Utah Avenue
William Metzger
Goldberg Block
Butte
Burges
Mont
Carey
Citizens’ Coal Company
Auto field reform plan discussed at New York gathering
A New York meeting of the American automotive group proposed stricter rules to improve conditions for owners and managers, including a three-person committee from buyer, seller, and repair sectors to draft a fixed code. The plan aims to reduce theft, regulate car storage and supplies, and set binding guidelines for disputes.
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New York
America
Tinanual
Mertings
Dave Honnen Mortiy
Scribner naval chatter notes quick action at sea
The fragment recalls a December Scribner piece discussing a naval engagement. It mentions a ship near eighteen knots, a ~ten knot sprint, and casual remarks on American and English crews with a casual aside about cigars and a drinking line. The tone hints at wartime calm chatter and admiration for American grit.
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Ng Enink
Spain
Wien
Percy Scot
Reid
Fragmented Thoughts on Measurement and Mind
The text discusses varied types of people and thinkers, asking if energy of soul and mind can be measured. It questions belief, self-evidence, and the difficulty of proving existence or non existence. It references teachers, scholars, and the tension between empirical proof and subjective experience.
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Havie
Fragmentary Gun Editorial Echoes Pride and Unity
A garbled OCR passage hints at a public editorial urging unity and pride, referencing ships and a collective call for good. The text is incomplete but suggests a mobility or maritime metaphor and a plea for communal support.
Funny Story Blamed For Injuries In Bloomsburg
A humorous story in Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania led to a carriage crash near Wakses driven by Frank Mordan. The fall injured four occupants including severe head wounds, a dislocated shoulder, ankle injuries, and multiple cuts. Frank Mordan among the injured is in serious condition.
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Bloomsburg
Charles L. Sands
Wakses
Frank Mordan
Cunk Mardan
William Moedae
of _ Thoms Torah
Os Caipaix Dead? Pirates, Mummy Era Hero Dies
Capt. Fhonas Shipmaster, famed for daring sea exploits during piracy and mummy era, dies at 37 in his lothas home. The account recalls voyage off Sumatra where $25,000 in specie was aboard, crew armed, ship Revelver seized, and Captain Fuller subdued Klanea before bringing the ship to Philadelphia.
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Fhonas
Lothas
Waller
Sumatra
Fuller
Klanea
Inter Art
Philadelphia
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