Sanitary Career of Dr Leggat Praised by Butte Leader
Dr A C Leggat, president of the Butte board of health, returns from an East trip with praise for Butte cleanliness and support for incineration plants to dispose of garbage. He notes St Louis conditions, outlines proposed city furnace use, and says a council report will detail findings and recommendations for a new facility.
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A. C. Leggat
Butte Board of Health
Leggat
Health Department of
St. Louis
Butte
Mast
Health Office
Boys' knee pants sold for $2 at Bouch era
Local store in the period advertised boys knee pants priced at two dollars. The offer reflects a common shopping staple for young boys and suggests a storefront sale around the era. The item appears in a brief catalog or advertisement snippet from the page.
Orton Bros Offers Value on Planes and Organs
If you want the best value for your money in a plane or an organ call on Orton Bros., 219 N. Main street, Butte.
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Orton Bros
N. Main Street
Butte
Pekin In Gala Dress For Court's Return
The Chinese capital prepares a vivid spectacle as courts return with repaired palaces and officials in embroidered silks. Foreign soldiers patrol and Shantung troops march in. ministers decide not to witness the court’s re entry. British officers are kept inconspicuous amid ongoing Manchurian treaty negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
Shantung
Legalion Street
Pao-ting-fu
Weinberg Bros and Epstein moved to Pythian Castle
Connell runs a January sale on women's and children's muslin underwear today. Weinberg Bros and Epstein are relocated to 131 South Main at the Pythian Castle.
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Weinberg Bros. & Epstein
Pythian Castle
South Main
Connell
Butte Briefs: Birth and Robbery Report
Born to the wife of John F. iun non at the corner Excelsior and Prospect Avenue a girl on the 43d. Henry Hiller reported a daytime robbery by Florence Notlike of 840 when visiting her Owl block apartments. Notlike was arrested by police.
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John F
Iunnon
Excelsior
Prospect Avenue
Henry Hiller
Florence Notlike
Hiller
Owl Block
Coal tonnage pricing from Cottonwood Coal Co
Cottonwood Coal Co advertises 2000 pounds of Galt Lump equal to one and a half tons of any other coal in quality and price at 6 50 per ton. Sole agents. Phone 276.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottonwood Coal Co
King Edward Sponsors Ashley Family Daughter
In London on January 4 King Edward acted as sponsor to the daughter of Wilfred Ashley whose wife is the daughter of Sir Ernest Cassel. The occasion linked the royal presence with prominent business families in the capital.
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London
King Edward
Day
Wilfred Ashley
Sir Ernest Casset
Harrowing Tales Of Ocean Disaster
The Max, a two year old vessel built in France, endures repeated gales on maiden and return trips. A South Pacific gale stripped her mast and rigging, repairs followed, then another mighty gale stripped the mast ropes and sail as she neared home, narrowly avoiding disaster.
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Max
France
South Pacific
Mrs Pat O'Brien Dies. Funeral Set At Catholic Church
Mrs Pat O'Brien died yesterday afternoon at 5183 North Main. Funeral services are planned for 8 a.m. Tuesday at the Catholic church.
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Pat O'Brien
North Main Y
Committee Chairmanships to Follow Officers’ Line in Ohio
Columbus, Jan 5. Republicans named the Foraker ticket for the senate and Hanna for the house. The standing committee make up will follow the officers with Price to chair the judiciary committee. The municipal affairs chair will go to a Cincinnati member, while the court still stands. Senate committees are being apportioned by a special committee with Democrats cooperating.
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Columbus
Ohio
Foraker
Senate
Hanna
House
Price
McKinnon
George KB. Cox
Cincinnati
Britain’s South Africa War Losses Totals Released
London reports the Great Britain force reductions from the war include 24,299 men from start to December with 19,145 killed or died. Fourteen thousand were missing and 64,433 invalided home, most of whom recovered to rejoin commands.
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London
Great Britain
South Africa
Grand Jury Summons Details Galt House Meeting
Louisville January 5 The Courier Journal reports that Senator Deboe former Lt Gov Marshall and David W Farleigh are summoned to testify before the Franklin County grand jury about a secret pre Goebel shooting meeting at the Galt House Louisville Attendees included W S Taylor Adjutant General Collier Dr James United States marshal Dr T H Baker postmaster Basil W Duke Thomas W Bullitt and others The gathering allegedly sought steps to help Governor Taylor retain office
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Louisville
The
Courier- Journal
Deboe
John Marshal
David W. Farleigh
Franklin County Grand Jury
Galt
W.S. Taylor
Collier
Dr. James
T. H. Baker
Renator Deboe
D. W. Farleigh
Alexander P. Humphrey
Basil W. Duke
Thomas W. Bullitt
John M. Atherton
Galt House
Taylor
Dedication of Our Lady of Sorrows Church in Chicago
The Church of Our Lady of Sorrows on Jackson boulevard and Albany street was dedicated today as the world’s largest Jesuit edifice. Archibishop Falconio represented the pope, with Cardinal Martinelli absent. Dozens of priests attended and police stationed fifty or more to manage the crowd and prevent accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dry Sunday Tensions Hit New York Saloon Scene
New York reports stricter Sunday enforcement of excise laws with saloons told to bar noisy patrons and avoid intoxication while lower class resorts stayed closed. Hotels offered sandwiches with each drink as precautions.
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New York
Franklin man killed at home by shotgun blast
In Franklin Kentucky, Pleas Hall was shot through a window last night while at home with his wife and four children. The blast ripped off the top of his head. The widow and children kept vigil beside his body all night, fearing to seek help. No suspect is identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin, Ky
Hobson to Enter Politics in Sixth District Race
Birmingham dispatch reports Captain Richmond P. Hobson plans to resign from the navy and enter politics. He is expected to oppose John H. Bankhead for Congress in Alabama's sixth district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Age-Herald
Montgomery
Richamond P. Hobson
Navy
John H. Bankhead
Made Director General of Foreign Missions
Cincinnati January 5 Rev Godfrey Schillfire a prominent Franciscan in Cincinnati has been appointed director general of all foreign missions for the Franciscan orders worldwide He will proceed to Rome to open headquarters and direct the entire missionary effort.
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Cincinnati
Godfrey Schillfire
Mt Sepulcher
Washington
Rome
London Stock Exchange Opens New Year With Cautious Boom
London markets show brighter tone as January activity rises on abundant money. Traders push for gains while public investment lags due to cash hesitancy. De Beers reorganization looms and Americans limit buying amid cautious sentiment. Copper remains unsettled amid global doubt. Paris and Berlin markets hold hopeful outlooks awaiting fresh cues.
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London
London Stock Exchange
Kaffirs
de Beers
Stock Exchange
New York
United States
Germany
France
Par
Marked Improvement Seen in Berlin Markets Start of Year
Berlin reports a strong start to the year with a marked improvement across markets. The money market is easy, iron and coal shares rise, and German state loans are heavily bought while American railway shares lag. The Reichsbank rate may fall early, and observers warn against excessive optimism about iron prospects.
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Berlin
Boerse
London
Vienna
Koch
Reichsbank
Vossische Zeitung
Funeral announced for 29 year old Frank Normoyle
Frank Normoyle aged 29 died last night. A funeral service and further arrangements will be announced later by the family.
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Frank Normoyle
South Carolina Dispensary Profits Hit Expected Level
The dispensary system yields profits within Senator Tillman's forecast. The year’s liquor purchases total 1,617,975 dollars with gross sales of 2,228,681. After expenses, the counties and towns share 424,285 dollars, and total net profit reaches 545,245 dollars.
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Columbus
8. C
South Carolina
Tillman
State Board of Directors
Deadly Work of Weevil in Texas Cotton
The Galveston News, using census production figures and reports from 411 correspondents, estimates boll weevil destruction of 242,500 bales of cotton in Texas last season. Texas produced 2,655,555 bales in 1899 1900, with 1,559,500 bales from counties now infested with weevil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Tex
Galveston News
Texas
Swedish Captain Rossander Missing After New Year’s Eve
Antwerp reports Swedish captain Rossander disappeared after leaving a dinner party on New Year’s Eve. The retreating tide uncovered the cab and horse drivers with the body of Captain Rossander inside the vehicle, presumed dead.
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Antwerp
Rossander
Starvation crisis kills over 1000 farm animals in San Antonio
San Antonio reports tied to drought and feed scarcity with more than 1000 horses and milch cows killed in the past 60 days to spare them from starvation. A year-long breath of drought is noted with little improvement expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Brents Announcement on Philippine Bishop Appointment
Right Rev. Charles W. Brent announced today that he had been consecrated bishop of the Philippine islands by the Episcopal Church last month. The note signals Brent’s new ecclesiastical role and outlines the church's ongoing expansion in the region.
Appeal for $100,000 to Endow New Jurisdiction
A formal appeal to the church in the United States seeks a fund of 100000 dollars to endow the newly organized jurisdiction. The request emphasizes financial backing for establishment and ongoing ecclesiastical work.
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United States
Rev. Neilson Gillam Dies in Richmond Today
Richmond Ind Jan 5 Rev Neilson Gillam a widely known minister died here today at age ST. The obituary notes his long service and prominence in local religious circles.
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Richmond
Ind
Neilson Gillam
Playwright Morgan Bates Dies in Traverse City
Chicago January 5 Morgan Bates a playwright and newspaper man died today in Traverse City Michigan of pulmonary paralysis in his 50th year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Morgan Bates
Traverse City
Mich
Downey, Illinois Homeopathy Leader, Dies
Dr. F. E. Downey, president of the Illinois Medical Association of Homeopathy, died today in Chicago. The prominent physician led the organization and contributed to the homeopathic medical community in Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
F. E. Downey
Ilinois Medical Association of Homeopathy
Servants and Employers From Success
The article argues good servants reflect good employers. It asserts kind, patient behavior from employers brings out best in workers and warns that harsh treatment yields uncooperative responses. It stresses charity over condemnation and the idea that divinity exists in everyone.
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Charity
West Australian pupils blamed for uncouth speech
A Western Australia gold field paper laments educated children in state schools adopting a coarse Westralian accent. It cites examples like ee-yuh for here and partickler for particular while noting harsher slang dominates other parts of Australia with terms such as lop-piece napper lamps ogles lug paddlebox kisser mush and phiz duchtes.
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London Globe
Western Australia
Reproof and Mockery Over a Puffed Habit
A speaker rebukes a fellow for wasting time rolling cigarettes suggesting better use could have led to political and academic honors. The man wrings his hands and weeps, showing impact of the admonition.
Tent Life Leads Oklahoma Settlers In Early Frontier Growth
The article describes rapid settlement in Oklahoma with many homeseekers living in tepees. It notes tent life as practical, warm, and portable, used by natives and white settlers alike, even as lumber and frame houses become available. It cites Anadarko wind damage and widespread tent dwellings across the territory.
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Anadarko
Oklahoma
Quarrel at Holy Sepulcher Leaves Friars and Greek Monks Injured
From Jerusalem a dispute at the Church of the Holy Sepulcher led to a street fight between sixteen Franciscan friars and five Greek monks. The clash drew Turkish guards and injured eleven clergymen, including the vicar and the local gendarmerie major who lost an eye after a hatchet blow.
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London Standard
Jerusalem
Church of the Holy Sepulcher
Catodia di Terra Banta
Boet
Sublime Porte
Usuf Agha Dingdar
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