Pardoned Deer Lodge inmate John Rose eyes freedom
John Rose, who served six years of a 2h year sentence for a November 1896 assault in Deer Lodge, faces potential discharge after governor Toole pardoned him with support from eight jurors and prison wardens. Local turnout shows strong backing for clemency as Rose plans to return home to Butte and attend to legal matters.
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State Board of Pardons
Toole
John Rose
Deer Lodge
Rose
Harrington
Conley
McTague
Powell Counties
Anaconda
Local Bargains Highlighted by McRae & Co
The best assortment is here with prices at five cents or fifty cents per dozen. Zhe See and 650 lines are noted as good buys in comparison with ten cent items sold elsewhere. McRae & Co.
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McRae & Co
Turkey shoot time moved to 1 a m next Sunday
In anticipation of a large crowd at Mill Creek the turkey shoot time has been moved from 1 o clock to 1 a m next Sunday.
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Mill Creek
McRae's Sale Highlights Discount Suits Themed Lot
A sale listing outlines suit pricing with bulk deals. It notes a $16.75 item price and suits valued up to $29.50, plus another lot at $10.00 and mentions $17.50 and $13.50 suits.
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McRae’s
Staton Bros Lead City Meeting Mods and Notes
Doll buggies and gocarts featured at Greig's Maccabees event tonight at 7 30. Local notices include eye exams, rent for Silverhall 210 East Park, Wash O grocers bananas six for 50 cents a dozen, and visits from John F. Davis and Tom Landphier. Bargains in wines liquors and cigars noted.
Peruna Promises Cure for Female Catarrh Alleged
A historical advertisement proclaims Peruna as a cure for diseases “peculiar to women” caused by catarrh. It cites testimonials from Rev. Harriet R. Edwards and Minnie E. F. McAllister, claims rapid restoration of health, and urges readers to request a free Peruna Almanac and contact Dr. Hartman in Columbus for advice.
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Harriet R. Edwards
Peruna
Judge MedAllister
West Twenty-third Street
Minneapolis
Minn
Sam
Perona
Minnie EF. McAllister
Dr. McLaughlin
Charles Hindburg
M. S. M’laughlin
Steen
Politician Warns Allies on Responsibility to Secure Nominations
The speaker vows to act with restrained dignity until nominated, promising to pay bills and avoid stirring conflict. He warns that any ally who falters in gathering support or lets opponents slip through will face a forceful response.
How Doth The Little Busy Bee and the Marble Palace Dream
A miscellany of bee lore contrasts honey quality by bloom timing with a tale of a Boston man seeking white lead. A stonemason Struthers inspires a hopeful builder to choose a marble palace over a two story brick dwelling in a reflective, period voice.
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S. Starr
Struthers
Boston
Mr. Wetherill
Twelfth Street
Wetherill
Indecisive Candidate Declines Nomination Hustle
In a Brooklyn Eagle dialogue a man refuses to campaign claiming true statesmanship means the office seeks the man. He favors independence and rejects the undignified scramble for votes, insisting he is a model citizen who will wait for the office to come to him. His interlocutors press him on practical campaigns.
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Brooklyn Eagle
NONE BUT THE RICH THERE
Sir Henry Irving and three other London actors belong to the Garrick club with Toole Wyndham and Ban Croft. The Carrick club hosts literary men financiers and nobles and counts the king as president and the Duke of Fife as a member. The club is famed for its wives purchased forty years ago and sold today at current vintages.
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London
Garrick Club
Toole
Sir Charles Wyndham
Squire Bancroft
Carrick Club
King
Duke of Fife
New York
Wetherill Story Plugs Into Modern Millionaire Vanity
In Gideon Burton's Reminiscences from The Youth's Companion an amusing tale centers on John Price Wetherill a wealthy Philadelphia white lead manufacturer. Dated to 1838 the narrative recounts his wholding in a manner reflecting early enterprise and social contrasts between wealth and taste.
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Gideon Burton
Philadelphia
John Price Wetherill
Mr. Wetherill
Massachusetts Free From Repeated Murder Trial Forces
Massachusetts allows only one direct appeal from the jury verdict to the highest court, ending the repeated trial controversy that had ties to New York.
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Massachusetts
New York
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