Doan's Kidney Pills Said To Aid Aging Bodies
A local advertisement touts Doan's Kidney Pills as relief for backache, stiffness, and uric acid issues common in old age. It claims kidney regulation and blood purification, featuring a testimonial from James Roberts of Butte Montana praising rapid relief and recommending trials to other sufferers.
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Doran
Doan
James Roberts
Jefferson Street
Butte
Mont
Barkace Anhl
Hovses
McNamara Case Ends in Guilty Plea and Judge's Reflections
Years of defense effort under Clarence Darrow conclude as James B. and John J. McNamara plead guilty. Judge Bordwell explains the abrupt end amid bribery revelations and emphasizes strict law enforcement against all offenders in the capital labor conflict.
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Clarence 3. Darrow
Darrow
James KB. McNamara
Bordwell
James BB
Los Angeles
San Francisco
James HB. McNamara
James B. McNamara
James B MccNamara
John J. McNamara
James Bkb. McNamara
Anaconda County Commissioners Meeting December 1911
The Anaconda Montana board of county commissioners met December 1 1911 and December 2 1911 with all members present. They audited approved and ordered paid numerous contingent and bridge fund bills including auto hire laundry services fuel rent and road and bridge work.
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Anaconda
Mont
Board of County Commissioners
C. A. Tuttle
M. P. Mahoney
Anaconda Mont
A Tuttle
M P. Mahoney
J. H. Kunkel
Anaconda Laundry Company
Ee Lecho Templeton
Ewes
Sonce Nots
C. E. Sackett
Siett
Jessie Blackstone
Services Examining Board
Montana Independent Telephone
HWG Coy
PP. Roberts
Bart Para
Ee G. Martin
Big Hole Meat Company
Contingent Fund Co
A. Tuttle
Id. Johnson
P Bourbonniere
Probate of James Kelly will in Deer Lodge County
In Deer Lodge County Montana the Third Judicial District court set December 11 1911 at 10 a m for a hearing on the petition to probate the will of James Kelly deceased and issue letters of administration with the will annexed to George W Peterson. The foreign Ireland probate is acknowledged and interested parties may contest. Barney Hogan clerk. Dated November 28 1911.
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Third Judicial District
Montana
Deer Lodge
James Kelly
George W. Peterson
Ireland
Barney Hogan
Auri
Notice of probate of will in the estate of William Parrott
In the matter of the estate of William Parrott deceased a notice of probate states that the court has set Saturday December 9 1911 at 11 a m in the Deer Lodge county courthouse for proving the will and for hearing Ada A Hutson's application for letters testamentary any interested person may appear and contest the same.
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Third Judicial District
State of
Montana
Deer Lodge
William Parrott
County of
Ada A. Hutson
Barney Hogan
Bart Hogan
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Digestive Relief
The ad claims Pape's Diapepsin cures indigestion by stopping food fermentation and reducing stomach acid and gas. It asserts five minute relief for upset stomachs and digestion improvement with single-dose effectiveness, priced at 60 cents.
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Pape
Women enact Los Angeles election scenes and long wait times
In Los Angeles precincts women drive election day action with lines forming fast while a chair of the election board explains mirrors were not supplied. Caroline Severance, 92, votes for the first time after decades of waiting, and Mayor Duncan declines comment on results.
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West Side
Labor Temple
Harriman
Alexander
Caroline M. Severance
Susan B. Anthony
Los Angeles
Duncan
Butte
Boeseke Leads Santa Barbara Mayor Race by Wide Margin
Early returns from Santa Barbara California show Dr Elmer Boeseke elected mayor with about two thirds of the vote over rival William Wyles. Voters including women cast roughly half the ballots in the contest.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
Elmer Boeseke
William Wyles
Congress Recaps Taft Trust Message and Senate Actions
Yesterday in Washington the Taft trust message was read in both houses as sugar trust inquiry continued and Wiley department probes were discussed. Other items include Lorimer probe, treasury payments, nominations, and diplomacy notes with tariff talks and reciprocity debates.
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Washington
Taft
Sugar Trust
Agricultural Department
Wiley
Hamlin
State Department
Congress
Steel Trust
Clark
Littleton
Persia
Ways and Mene
Burns Satisfied With Court Action In McNamara Case
Cleveland detective Burns praised Judge Bordwell for sentencing in the McNamara case and urged labor to shed radicals. He said the death penalty may be deserved for the McNamaras, and outlined plans to move on to New York after Philadelphia. He offered no comment on further arrests or indictments.
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Cleveland
Ohio
McNamara
Burns
Philadelphia
Samuel Gompers
Bordwell
Los Angeles
James B
John J
McNamaras
New York
Gompers glad sentence not death penalty
Samuel Gompers said he was glad a death sentence was not imposed and opposed capital punishment under any circumstances. He defended AFL leadership and dismissed District Attorney Miller’s criticism as unwarranted while noting he and Frank Morrison would return to Washington after a Buck Store and Range company case conference.
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New York
Samuel Gompers
McNamara Brothers
Los Angeles
Gompers
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Washington
Alton B. Parker
Buck Store and Range Company
Mr. Gompers
Miller
Indianapolis
Labor leaders urge pacification after McNamara era
Gompers defends AFL stance as conciliatory and pro peace and says unions seek fair treatment. He suggests no outside funds to bridge workers during McNamara dynamiting era, while Morrison promises a forthcoming pamphlet detailing AFL defense funds and expenditures.
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McNamara
Bridge and Structural Iron Workers’ Union
McNamara Brothers
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
McNamara Defense
General Bernardo Reyes Returns to Mexico
City of Mexico reports General Bernardo Reyes has returned to Mexican territory. Officials say he crossed the international boundary but give no precise location. They express confidence in capturing him and indicate he would face trial on inciting rebellion.
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City of
Mexico
Bernardo Reyes
Wolgast Condition Update After Tonight’s Bulletin
Los Angeles reports a favorable bulletin on lightweight champion Wolgast. The issue notes he is doing fine and will be out in due time with no signs of setback in his condition.
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Los Angeles
Wolgast
Seligman Brother Leopold Selis Dead in London
New York reports Leopold Selis of the eight Seligman banking brothers died in London tonight at age 8 eight? The dispatch notes his place in wartime and global banking history.
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New York
Leopold Selisman
Seligman Brothers
London
City of Savannah Sinks After Striking Snag on Mississippi
The City of Savannah steam boat, traveling from Cairo to St. Louis, hit a snag ten miles below Thebes and sank in twelve feet of water. All passengers and crew were rescued.
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Thebes
Savannah
Cairo
St. Louis
Mississippi River
Burglar Pleads Guilty in Belt Home Theft Case
Jack Zovo, jailed since October for burglary of Ole Edsen’s Belt area home, pleaded guilty in Great Falls court. He received a one year sentence in the penitentiary after admitting to stealing clothing and about $46.
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Standard
Great Falls
Jack Zovo
Ole Edsen
Belt
Bondsmen Put Ritchie in Jail on Assault Charge
Bozeman Montana Dec 5 Robert Ritchie held on 10000 bond after arrest in Belgrade for assaulting Ed Harkins last September. Harkins remained hospitalized in Belgrade paralyzed and the case prompted bondsmen to withdraw fearing escape. Attorney George D Pease said efforts to post new bonds would follow soon with developments anticipated.
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Bozeman
Robert Ritchie
Ritchie
Ed Harkins
Belgrade
Harkins
George D. Pease
Th H
Women Attack New York Factory Owners at Court
A mob of women survivors from the Triangle Waist fire confronted Isaac Harris and Max Blanck as they arrived at court to face manslaughter charges. Court officers and police reserves protected the defendants, who were eventually released amid turmoil.
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New York
Triangle Waist Company
Isaac Tarris
Max Blanck
The
Waist Company
Cial
Two Belt youths bound for court on burglary charge
Great Falls Dec. 5 James Menniger 17 and Edwin Garrity 19 were bound over to the district court after being arrested in Belt for burglary. They were found inside the Hamment Brothers store early yesterday morning by breaking a window pane. Deputy sheriff arrested them.
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Standard
Great Falls
James Menniger
Edwin Garrity
Belt
Hamment Brothers
Idaho Woolgrowers Seek Scoured Wool Tariff Fix
The Idaho Woolgrowers association met in Boise on December 5 and adopted resolutions urging President Taft and Idaho's congressional delegation to set wool tariffs on a scoured basis to ensure growers receive full benefits. The group praised forestry officials for aiding in resolving ongoing forest-use issues troubling users and government representatives.
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Boise
Idaho
Idaho Woolgrowers’ Association
Taft
Congress
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Ratis
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Hammel
United States
Lawler
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Federal Grand Jury
Joseph Scott
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Walter Bordwell
Lincoln Steffens
Steffens
Onlines
Deer Lough
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Water Department
Light Department
Snow
Echo Templeton
Curd
Hranscombe
Carman
Hancreft
Boh
Western Union Telegraph Company
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
James Quane
A. M. Sutherland
Il. EK. Gurty
Gaumes City Commercial Company
Lonie Anaconda Copper Mining Company
W. Oh. Hamilton
House of Good Shepherd
Proorr Fund
Oj. McCartney
B. Abbott
A. Gusdanovich
MacCallum &Cloutier Merean Ube Company
Antraconda Coal Company
Mahan
Thomas Sullivan
Anaconda & Pacific Railway Company
Wellcome & Peckover
G. W. Sparrow
Owe Head
C. Ralston
R. W. O P. Roberts
Joseph Forsmen
H. Johnson
Meow J. Fevana
Meta HF. Feetston
Albert Bourbonniere
Co. A. Tuttle
W. J. Johnson
Condem
Nene
Bridge Fund
James Keefe
A. McAndrews
Connolly
Beho Templeton
Stewart
Mary McDonald
Sackett
Kerik Lander
Harry Ford
McWarthy
Jesse Rood
J W
Collins
John Borgen
Henry Smet
H. Ww. Stephens
Orid Devine
BR. Gnose
Steve Horvath
A. Didzum
Ed Hogg
Abbott
Ford
Peck
R Vankoten
Burwash
Mt L Erickson
George Orchard
A A. Nelson
Dewey
J Haffner
C Harrington
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Lime Rock
J T . Johnson
M Nelson
William York
Co. Griffith
Tuttle
P. Mahoney
All Pealers
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Montana Liquor Co
Butte, Mont
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Gompers Glad
Leopold Seligman
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