Richelieu Chocolates Promote Holiday Candy Boxes
After careful comparison the Richelieu Chocolates are described as the best. The ad touts assorted fancy boxes including Pound and Half Pound sizes and mentions extra fancy Candy Boxes for the holiday trade as suitable Xmas gifts.
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Lutey’s
Richelieu
Untitled War Chronicle from Leyte Fronts
Fragmentary report recounts a chaplain and troops on Leyte with Captain and officers, detailing movement, fatigue, and a request to visit a local house. The text mentions a wounded or tired unit, evacuation, and an implied scene of front line life and command directives.
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Richer Rehee
Chaphumm
Yemen
New
Helmenie
Save
Henke
Tom Janes
Miles Geelentey
Gaxewrero
Avery Guy
Mull
Tie Young
Leyte
Hotel Rates in 20th Century Plans Listed
European plan priced at 1.5 dollars per day and up, American plan at 8 dollars per day and up, with references to meals and room arrangements. The note highlights table service quality and breakfast offerings in a historic hotel context.
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New
Printer Baudoin Arrested in Butte Mistakenly Freed
Eugene Baudoin, a new arrival from Glendive, was arrested Friday night at the Montana Ore Purchasing smelter by a Dawson county sheriff deputy on a warrant Kennedy alleged. The charge proved unfounded. Baudoin was released Saturday morning and reinstated to his job at the smelter after confirmation it was a mistake.
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Eugene Baudoin
Butte
Fromilendive
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
Sherif Kennedy
Dawson County
Udam
Glendive
Kennedy
Deer Lodge
Furey
Baudoin
Death of William L. Parlin at 67
William L. Parlin aged 67 died yesterday. The funeral will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. from his brother's home at 423 South Washington street. Adorn your home and educate your children with piano organ or musical merchandise from Orton Bros. 219 North Main.
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William L. Parlin
South
Washington Street
Orton Bros
North Main
Resolved By Butte Tinners Union on Materials
Notice to contractors builders and owners that from Jan 1 1902 tin sheet iron and cornice workers in Butte will refuse to handle any material that could have been manufactured by union shops in the city. Materials not manufactured locally must be ordered from firms employing tin sheet iron and cornice workers. TINNERS UNION No 143 W L U.
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Butte
Tinners’ Union
W.L.U
Grand Army of Wen Elects New Officers
The article notes the organization appoints new leaders including a president, treasurer, and chaplain. It mentions specific names such as Reaper and Crwebett among the voting and officer slate. The piece describes ceremony details and the group’s ongoing community activities.
City tightens orders after sidewalk accidents
City officials issue strict enforcement actions to curb accidents on busy sidewalks. Police will routinely issue warnings and arrests for violations of new pedestrian safety regulations. The crackdown targets riders, skaters and other hazards on streets, urging caution near schools and parks.
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Ewasting
Lawson to face judge on billboard misuse warrant
Thomas Lawson, arrested on a warrant charging misuse of bill boards, will be heard by Judge Boyle the next afternoon. Sam Kline, accused of carrying concealed weapons, was discharged. Rookwood tobacco jars and whiskey.
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Thomas Lawson
Boyle
Sam Kline
Labor delegates debate autonomy and socialism at AFL session
The American Federation of Labor delegates debated trade autonomy and socialist ideas in a packed session. The committee urged district and national trade councils to settle disputes while preserving core union principles. officers were reelected and New Orleans chosen for the next meeting.
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Americ of Labor
Lasternoon
Betef
Scranton. Com Federatio
Samuel Gompers
Boston
John Mitchell
Indianapolis
James O'Connell
Washington, D. C
Max Morris
Colorado
Thomas I. Kidd
Chicago
Dennis A. Hayes
Philadelphia
John B. Lennon
Bloomington
Frank Morrison
Washington
D. C
New Orleans
Stolen Diamonds Identified by Portland Robbery Victim
Albert F. Lowenthal, the Portland jeweler robbed for 15000 of diamonds and jewelry, arrived in Omaha to identify pieces found with True Johnson and W H Woods, arrested here. He recognized the jewels as those stolen in Portland and filed charges.
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Omaha
Albert F. Lowenthal
Portland
Ore
True Johnson
W. H. Woods
Lowenthal
Donahoe
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American Federation of Labor
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