Miner Falls Into Chute At High Ore Mine
Richard Thompson aged 31, of Butte, slipped through a broken lagging opening at the High Ore mine and fell about 40 feet into a chute. He was taken to St James hospital in unconscious condition with brain injuries and internal damage. his recovery is doubtful. Thompson had worked at the mine for about two years and his wife is currently in England.
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Richard Thompson
West
Woolman
St. James’ Hospital
Thompson
Butte
England
Patrick R. O'Brien Dead Pioneer Miner of Butte
Patrick R. O'Brien of 9 South Washington Street died yesterday of pneumonia. He was a well known shift boss at the We Colusa mine for eight years and a member of the miners union. He leaves a mother, two sons Emmet and William, a sister Elaine, and two sisters Mrs May Sulllnd and Mrs William Downey of Calumet Michigan. Funeral arrangements await word from his sisters in Calumet. He was 48 and a Michigan native. Relatives and friends are asked to omit towers at the funeral.
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Patrick R. O'Brien
Washington Street
We Colusa
Miners’ Union
Calumet
Mich
Emmet
William
Mister
Elaine
May” Sulllnd
William “Downey
Overcoat Sale at The Clothery on Main Street
Advertisement notes a sale of overcoats priced at 80 dollars at The Clothery located at 3 North Main Street. The notice includes funeral details for Daniel Hannifin with mass at St. Mary's church after a family residence funeral service.
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North Main Street
Hannifin
Daniel Hannifin
Theamily
Duggan
St. Mary's Church
Boy Found Guilty and Paroled in Juvenile Court
Leslie Estick aged 12 was found guilty of unprovoked assault on an old Chinese man with a monkey wrench in juvenile court. Judge Donian paroled him due to his sister’s plea and hope for reform. Kate Sologuh, 15, was sent home to school services, while a 10 year old orphan was admitted to the county hospital as feeble minded. Deputy Humane Officer Gilligan planned transfer to the Industrial school. Clinton Page, 8, caused a disturbance at Anaconda and was warned. special officer Frank OBrien testified about the disturbance near the railway station. Volunteer probation officer will arrest and remove disruptive youths to the Industrial school.
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Leslie Estick
Donian
Kate Sologuh
Houlder
Gilligan
Anaconda
Clinton Page
Frank O'Brien
Biggest Crowd At The Big Skating Rink
A large seasonal crowd filled the big skating rink on Montana street with music, enthusiastic skaters, and a nearly full turnout from Main and Park streets. The ice was reported in excellent condition and crowds lingered until after 10 o clock as figures and skating fun dominated the evening.
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Park
Montana Street
Hadley to receive Utah's electoral vote
East Lake City January 10 Utah will cast its four electoral votes for vice president for Governor Hadley of Missouri. The electors reached the agreement today. Mrs Margaret Jane Wichter, daughter of a lawyer partner of President Lincoln, will likely carry the result to Washington.
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East Lake City
Utah
Hadley of
Missour
Margaret Jane Wichter
Tee Publican
Law
Linestn
Washington
Deadlock Over Speaker Delays Inauguration Plans
Reports from Springfield and Chicago describe a continued deadlock in the lower house over selecting a speaker, risking postponement of Governor elect Dunne's inauguration scheduled next Tuesday. Dems may discuss the matter with President elect Wilson.
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Springfeld
Jen
Jock
Dunne
Wilson
Runaway injures girl near Pintele after wagon accident
Special dispatch from Miles City reports John Osood and family returning from a dance were thrown from a wagon near Pintele. The year-old daughter suffered a fracture of the lower jaw. Ice cutting has begun in the vicinity with Tongue river crews at work and Yellowstone cutting expected soon.
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Miles City
John Ossood
Pintele
Tongue River
Yellowstone
Burglary Suspects Arrested in Twin Bridges Case
On Advices from Twin Bridges, Arg Ed War Alaticnaras and William Machel were arrested yesterday afternoon by Detectives O’Donnell and Powell. They are wanted on burglary charges and will be taken to Twin Bridges today. Soucher’s prices noted as sensible but the annual cleanup sale offers terrific reductions with window displays at 3-19 West Park Street.
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Alaticnaras
William Machel
O'Donnell and
Powell
Soucher
West Park Street
Republicans Refuse Compromise On Taft Appointments
Washington January 10 Republicans reject a proposed joint committee to screen President Taft s recent nominations. Democratic leaders hoped for a compromise to review and confirm appointments, but Republicans insisted on processing nominations in the senate calendar without discrimination. The stance stalls a bipartisan plan and may shift action to an executive session early next week.
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Washington
Senate
Forcea
S Tatts
Dees
Republicana
Ehecb
Ato
Smoot
Taft
Batte
Miles City Chamber of Commerce Elects Officers
Miles City Chamber of Commerce held its annual meeting at the Hotel Olive, electing an executive committee and officers. The committee includes JB Collins Y Wiley RD Arnold HV Bailey Carl Calvin CW Butler GN Lukes C Ringham JC Thomas Shore and CI Brown with HB Wiley named president and JB Collins vice president Thomas Shore treasurer.
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Standard
Miles City
Miles City Chamber of Commerce
Olive and
Chamber
JB. Collins
Y. Wiley
Rd Arnold
HV. Bailey
Carl Calvin
Cw, Butler
GN. Lukes C ©. Ringham
Female City Recorder Concludes to Change Mind
Park City Utah January 1 Mrs Mary Holland city recorder who last night refused to resign following a shortage in her accounts today handed in her resignation After balancing the books she declared she would not quit the office for the simple reason that she did not have to Lucy Garvin has been appointed her successor
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Park City
Utan
Mary Holland
City Recorder
Lucy. Garvin
Wein's Clearing Sale Ends For Overcoats
Weins announces a clearance sale offering overcoats priced at 117.60 instead of 20 dollars, highlighting a substantial discount on outerwear.
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Hennessy’s
British Parliament to face lively suffrage protests in vote
London Jan 10 British lawmakers approach the franchise reform bill amid planned picketing and peaceful demonstrations by the Actresses Franchise League and allied societies. Militants threaten a more dramatic influence as votes loom, while some Liberals withdraw support over Premier Asquith's handling of the movement.
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London
House of Commons
Ace Lases
Actresses’ Franchise League
Calla
United Kingdom
Asquith
Alue i
American woman jailed in England for manslaughter
Mrs Annie Gross, an American woman, was found guilty of manslaughter for killing English actress Jennie McIntyre and sentenced to five years. The incident occurred Dec 1 when Gross tried to kill her husband, ragtime dancer Harry Gross, with a bullet that also hit McIntyre. The defense claimed self defense and that she did not see McIntyre present.
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London
Annie Gross
Jensie McIntyre
Prisoners Escape During Snow Storm From City Jail Window
Two women prisoners 2GI and Mabel Wilson slipped down from a high second story window during a blinding snow storm and escaped from the city jail early today. LeGlit had broken free in a similar manner ten days earlier.
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2Gi
Mabel Wilson
LeGlit
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