Butte Burglar Miller Sentenced to Three Years in Deer Lodge
George W. Miller pleaded guilty to entering No 14 South Wyoming street on November 6 and attempting theft. Judge McClernan sentenced him to three years in the state prison at hard labor after defense and prosecutorial pleas for mercy.
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Mercy
Deer Lodge
George W. Miller
No. 14
South
Wyoming Street
Miller
Arnold
Ourt
J. R. Grice
Yancey
Hard Wabe
Joan Valentines
West Park Street
Frank Walker
Mass elections hit by snow rain across 14 cities
Massachusetts voters faced wintry weather as 14 of 32 cities held elections. The Republican party scored a sweeping victory with about 100 mayoralty wins, including gains in Fitchburg, signaling a strong GOP performance for next year.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Lense
Fitchburg
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Offer Practical Digestive Relief
The article critiques overhyped patent medicines and presents Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a rational cure for indigestion and nervous dyspepsia. It emphasizes harmless vegetable ingredients, digestion support, and no dieting, claiming the remedy rests the stomach and improves appetite, sleep, and overall vitality.
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Stuart
Valet Training Takes Center Stage in New York
The Brooklyn Eagle notes a surge in demand for valets among men of fashion and describes new barber school courses adding valet training. It details habits, qualifications, and the shift from enslaved or imported help to modern American and British styles, including the need for total devotion and lack of personal ties.
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Brooklyn Eagle
United States
Whys
Richard Harding Davis
John Binks
Valise
System of Chinese Agriculture Noted for Manure and Irrigation
An excerpt discusses traditional Chinese farming practices emphasizing meticulous field work, thrashing via manual methods, and the central role of manure and irrigation. It describes manure sources from cities and roads, and irrigation via clay banked channels, wells, and hand-pumped water to sub-divide streams and reach all fields.
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Williams
Pekin
French Critics Lament Stage Hold Over Paris Authors
French critics lament the stage’s fascination with novelists as writers produce one or two brilliant novels then abandon fiction for drama. A Parisian bookseller notes that only a few French novels command lasting attention.
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London Chronicle
A Look at Literature and Weather Across Cities
The piece surveys readers and authors in France and America noting Sienkiewicz Tolstoi Tourguenell Sudermann Kipling and Wells. It contrasts Roosevelt’s literary toil with a sedentary scholar and cites a heavy early winter storm impacting New England ships and Chicago livestock show proceedings.
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France
Sienkiewicz
Tolstoi
Tourguenell
Sudermann
Rudyard Kipling
H. G. Wells
Les Annales
Ibs
M. Adolphe Brisson
Terre
Boston
New England
Weather Bureau
Cape Cod
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Fall River
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Lawrence
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Waltham
Haverhill
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Quincy
Springfield
Pittsfield
Agricul
Californiaateria
Icanoc
Oxford
Brighton
the Ladies Underwear Store
Ladies’ Union
Derby
Fom
Tne
PEO
W. Park St. Butte, Mont
P. N
Toyland’s Attractions
North Pole
Hubbard
Hearet
W. Park St
Butte, Mont
Novelists and the Stage
Composepion
President Roosevelt
Joseph Bb. Gilder
Roosevelt
Chicago
Pereheron
Lion Pourgulpois
Frank T. Fowler
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