Proposal to Raise Certain Salaries in Montana Legislature
Special Dispatch from Helena reports Senate bill 28 to raise salaries for state officers including governor to 7.50, secretary of state to 4000, attorney general to 5000, state treasurer to 4000, and auditor to 1000, not applying to current holders. Other bills set fishing rights, rail safety duties, logging labor claims, and bank trust deposits with related clarifications and penalties.
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Standard
Helena
Tate
Ofice
Montana Legislative Snippets On Bridges And Livestock
A fragment notes Senate bill 66 require the state engineer to provide bridge plans on request from county boards. House bill 78 makes it unlawful to drive or herd stock onto land with legal claims or leases unless clearly defined by monuments or marked plowed furrows. Civil damages are liable for violators to the landowner.
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Everett
Boards of County Commissioners
United States
Montana
Governor prepares militia drive for coast defense
Sacramento reports that Governor Gillett has received a War Department request to organize 16 militia artillery companies for coast defenses. Adjutant General Lauck reportedly declined previously, with Gillett expected to begin organizing immediately. Washington asserts the plan is part of a broader national defense scheme. In New Haven a body believed to be Mrs May Hagelson’s was found cut and packed in a trunk in an Eaton Street apartment with her husband James Hazelton living there.
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Sacramento
Qillett
War Department
Washington
Lauck
Gillett
San Francisco
Ropert Shaw Olver
Eaifornia
Avery Posts
New Haven
Conn
Rep
May. Hagel
Eaton Street
James Hazelton
Leper Candy Peddler Declared in Los Angeles
A Russian candy vender Samuel Bernick, long near the high school, is arrested and confined to county hospital amid a scare. Authorities fumigated his home. children who bought candy daily feared contagion while the case is reported as advancing. In Newport News the battleship Delaware was launched with officials and Miss Penwell Cahill christening.
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Los Angeles
Samuel Bernick
Bernick
Suan City
Cmeers
Newport News
Delaware
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
Satterlee
Penwell
Anne Penwell Cahill
Bridgewell
Del
Florence Hazel
Dover
Ellen Coleman Dupont
Wilmington
Hale and Hearty at 94 in Winsted Connecticut
Mrs. Laura B Wheeler of Winsted Connecticut in her 94th year credits Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a tonic stimulant for health and nervousness relief. She recalls June 1908 testimonial praising marked improvement and excellent health in old age with the remedy.
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Hale and Hearty
Laura B. Wheeler
Winsted, Conn
Duffy
Montana Liquor Co
Butte
Mont
Back Slender Gnu and the Aeroplane Show Fat Reduction Plan
A chaotic account from New York describes the Aeroplane company's fat chorus facing a drastic front row trim. The piece mocks weight loss schemes and the spectacle of fat New York beauties, noting Western audiences prefer slim performers and detailing a comically misguided plan to reduce the chorus by dramatic measures.
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Gnu
New York
West
Gia
Ana
Glau
Rinne Easant
Harpilgse
Accused of Arson After Five Years in Montana Town
Glendive Feb 6 John Douthit of Wibaux bound over to district court by Justice Leonard charged as an accessory before the fact to arson in Wibaux Ave five years ago The case had been set to rest in 1904 when Fred Williams was convicted of setting a dwelling and sentenced to five years In the penitentiary Williams now testifies against Douthit Insurance on the burned house was paid to Douthit but the building and a neighboring one owned by him failed to burn and the policies were canceled
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Stannard Glendive
John Douthit
Wibaux
Leonard
Wibaux Ave
Fred Williams
Williams
Douthit
Glendive
Surance
Mine Workers Adopt Changes in Constitution
Indianapolis February meeting adjourned as Unite d Mine Workers of America decided popular vote will elect International officers. A new preamble clause calls for stronger mine inspector powers and safer operations. Delegates urged cooperation for eight hour day without wage cuts and payment by ton of coal.
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Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
John H. Walker
Hilnois
Lewis
Lves
Wounded man struck by bone fragment in dynamite blast
Special Din Glendive reports a fragment of bone caused Willan Kissner’s injury in yesterday’s dynamite explosion. Authorities say the bone likely came from foreman Donaldson who was killed. Kissner survives a severe abdominal wound and has a chance of recovery.
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Glendive
Willan Kissner
Kissner
Donaldson
Kistner
Bryan Has Narrow Escape From Death In Auto Crash
Tampa Feb. White returning from Sutherland college after delivering his lecture The Prince of Pesce in Tampa Bryan near to losing life when a big automobile hit a trestle on a bridge near Tarpon Springs occupants were thrown Bryan was pinned against the woodwork and suffered considerable injury Toland also injured and carried to rooms in pain.
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Tampa
Fla
Shortage at Butte Post Office Clerk Arrested
Martin, a clerk in the Butte money order department, confessed to a four month shortage totaling nine memoranda from $20 to $7 each. The case follows prior embezzlement reports at the same post office. Inspectors anticipate ongoing inquiry with no new sensational developments expected. Postmaster Willis is deeply troubled by the affair.
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San Francisco
Butte
Martin
Yeaterday
Butte Poste
Scholas J. Kent
Imaster
Pring
Poveren
Richard Neeley
Neeley
I Tin
Gravelle & Bevin
Toucher
Oscar
Washoe
Willis
Devil's Auction Company Coming to Anaconda
The Margaret theater hosts a revived touring production titled The Devil's Auction on Saturday February 13. The show features a capital company with updated scenery and effects, mixing Mephisto versus Christaline in a fairy tale plot involving Carelow and Madeline, with comic acts, a magic gallery, and a donkey named Toby. Notable cast includes M. Topack Maud Scott Lovells Alma Merrill W Newman Anna Littie Oma Prager.
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Margaret Theater
Fraulein Prager
Mephisto
Christaline
Carelow
Madeline
Toby
M. Topack
Mise Maud Scott
Lovells
Alma, Merrill
W. Newman
Anna Littie
Mtiss Oma Prager
Partner of Frankhauser May Be in Custody Now
Helena February 6 A telegram from Goldfield sheriff asked if Charles McDonald the train robber was wanted here. No word on whether McDonald is under arrest at Goldfield as rumored. the inquiry centers on his custody status and location.
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Frankhauser
Standard
Helena
Goldfield
Charles McDonald
Wat Mill
Hay
McDonald
Goldneta
American Organists Featured By Missoula Woman's Club
Missoula Missoula Woman's club met in the Odd Fellows annex with the music department in charge. J B Gannon read an entertaining paper on American organists and their work, mentioning Neal Perry and a series of instrumental pieces. The program included duets and a vocal solo and scheduled meetings noted for Monday and Wednesday evenings in the university area.
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Locke
Nevin
Leybach
Sorat
Lord
Dudley Buck
W. W. Wickes
Mra JE. Power
Potter and
Cedar Streets
Woman's Clih
D. E. Bandmai
Front
TD. Tuttle
Helena
Social
Pro tine charged with assault in Missoula case
Saltese man SB Protine bound over in district court after a Justice trial and brought to county jail. He faces first degree assault charges and a $2000 bond as he allegedly beat John Bean a stenographer of Butter Bean after an incident at Mrs Gust Moser residence. Bean denies kissing but says Protine followed him with a rifle and demanded pardon.
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Standard
Missoula
Protine
Saltese
Michael Deevy
Torday
Tatum Protine
John Bean
Butter Bean
Aaid
Gust Moser
Rail depot site designated for Chicago Milwaukee and Puget Sound
South Missoula transfers title to land formerly Knowles park for the Chicago Milwaukee and Puget Sound Railway company. The new passenger depot will sit west of the Kew Higgins avenue bridge on the south side of the track with access by a drive from the bridge end and a graded street from South Second, plans to be released soon.
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Knowles Park
Missoula
Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget Sound Railway ‘Company
Kew Higgins Avenue
South Second Street
Yale Wins Honors in Boston Indoor Meet
Boston Feb 6 Yale leads in the twenty eighth annual revival of the Boston association indoor track meet at Chantry hall amid 109 competitors. An overall score tabulation from colleges and clubs shows Yale ahead of Harvard and others including Worcester Dirtmoutly. Dorando's entries fared in an Indianapolis meet with a four team relay and a 1 mile race where Italian runner Dorando and Miller faced local opponents.
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Yale
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Worcester
Fordman
Sand
Andover
Carlisle
Indianapolis
Dorandis Etetri
Wallan Mirattion Euniner
Dorando
Miller
Tiny Sintelay
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