Smallpox Patient Has An Exciting Few Hours
Special Dispatch to the Standard Twin Bridges Jan 23 Hugh Woodside of South Boulder county falls ill with smallpox. Misread eruptions as bad blood he seeks Pony treatment. A doctor warns him to go home fast. A livery rig is wrecked by the team as he is dragged several hundred feet through snow. He reaches home late, no serious exposure results.
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Standard
Twin Bridges
Hugh Woodside
Boulder Country
Woodside
Pony
Queen of clubs Dora Lyon files bankruptcy in New York
Mrs. Dora E. Lyon known as the queen of clubs filed a bankruptcy petition today as a pauper. Liabilities are $503,246 with assets only the copyright of a novel. She led New York City and state women’s groups and was former president of the New York Federation of Women’s Clubs and the Eclectic club.
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New York
Dora E. Lyon
The
Queen of Clubs
Apparent Tie in Elections and Free Trade Debate
The article outlines a tight election race with an apparent tie and discusses fiscal strategy like whiskey tax boosts. It notes tensions over home rule and reform of the Lords, with Asquith led Liberals facing opposition from Lloyd George and Churchill. It highlights Labour Conservatives and suffragette activity and predicts limited progress next session.
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House of Lords
John Redmond
Asquith
Liberal Party
Haldean
Howard Grey
David Lloyd-George
Winston Spencer Churchill
Squirearchies
Protection Party
Farewell to Major Cass and His Wife
The Salvation Army in Butte bids farewell as Major Cass and his wife depart for Minneapolis after an all lay meeting that drew a packed hall and a two hour sermon. Since Oct 1 Cass led a drive totaling 1,727.10 in relief and charity, distributing 300 baskets, clothing, coal, beds, and more while leaving the local organization nearly cleared of debt.
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Salvation Army
Butte
Cass
Minneapolis
Major Cass
Church
Professor Santum Injured Yet Directing Feb Concert
Butte Choral society director Professor Santum suffered a broken right leg above the ankle after a fall near a West Park newsstand Saturday night. The accident will not affect the February 1 concert as he plans to direct with a crutch, keeping his love of music intact.
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Santum
Butte Choral Society
West Park Street
Greek man arrested for petty larceny in Main and Mercury area
George Mihas a Greek was arrested yesterday on a charge preferred by a saloon keeper at Main and Mercury streets alleging he took globes belonging to him. He was admitted to bail on a $50 bond and will have a hearing today.
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George Mihas
Main
Mercury Streets
Mihas
Fire in Belmont mine tunnel barely damages interior
Fire broke out shortly before 3 a.m. yesterday in the Belmont mine surface tunnel on East Mercury Street. The wood lining caught from hot ashes, filling the mine with smoke and alarming workers until the fire department arrived. Fire was extinguished in about an hour with minimal damage using hoses from one end.
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Belmont
East
Mercury Street
Galena
Maia
Fire department called after street blaze morning alarm
Streets caused the fire department to be called out at 10:30 yesterday morning. There was no damage.
M. J. Girard dies at Willow Creek Ranch
Medee J. Girard died at Willow Creek Ranch at age 45 after rheumatism. A Canadian native who lived 20 years in Butte, he homesteaded at Willow Creek last fall. Survived by wife and eight children including Mrs. Fred Bouvier, Florida Girard, and six younger children. He belonged to Knights of Pythias Modern Woodmen and Modern Brotherhood. Bodies to be brought to Butte this evening by Sherman & Reed. Funeral Wednesday morning at A. K. E. Landrieux residence 328 South Arizona Street.
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Willow Creek
Canada
Butte
Fred Bouvier
Florida Girard
Knights of Pythias
Modern Woodmen of America
Modern Brotherhood
Sherman & Reed
A. K E. Landrieux
South
Arizona Street
Patrick Hays Dead An Old Timer From Butte
Patrick Hays, a longtime Butte miner born in County Waterford Ireland, died yesterday after a lingering illness. He was 45 and came to Butte as a youth. He leaves his mother and a brother in Ireland, a sister in Boston, and two cousins in Butte. Remains were taken to Walsh's undertaking, with funeral at Sacred Heart church Tuesday at 9 30 AM.
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Patrick Hays
Butte
County Waterford
Ireland
Hays
Boston
M. J. Richard
James Hardy
Walsh
Sacred Heart Church
Adjustment Committee Finishes Work At Deer Lodge
The Chicago Milwaukee and Puget Sound locomotive engineers adjustment committee, chaired by H. R. Callahan and including Alexander Bugby and A. E. Barnes, completed a week long session in Deer Lodge. They plan to form a local subdivision and draft a new wage schedule for Seattle officials, noting western living costs require higher pay.
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Standard
Deer Lodge
Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget Sound Railroad
H. R. Callahan
Seattle
Alexander Bugby
Mobridge
A. E. Barnes
Lewistown
Mont
Lady Constance Lytton Freed From Walton Jail
Liverpool reporter notes Lady Constance Lytton, sister of Lord Lytton, completed a week of a two week sentence for smashing jail windows. She was freed a week early by home secretary orders. She is described as exhausted and has reportedly been forcibly fed since January 18 and faced insults by prison officers.
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Liverpool
Constance Lytton
Lord Lytton
Walton
Constance
Home Secretary
Mill building at Wasp mine No 2 destroyed by fire
Lead January 23 The mill building of Wasp mine No 2 was destroyed by fire today. The loss is estimated at 97000 with 25000 insured. Many workmen will be thrown out of work pending reconstruction which will begin at once.
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Wasp Mine No
Packer Seeks Broad Union Support In Meat Crusade
Plans aiming to enlist every union man in the city in a meat crusade were agreed upon. Delegates to the council representing 2,000 workers pledged to push anti meat resolutions at upcoming meetings. No meat price reductions have occurred locally.
First Muttering Of The Distant Thunder In Baltimore
In Baltimore on January 23 Rev Francis H Scott of Calhoun Street Christian church denounced meat oppressors and trusts calling for jail for the oppressors and noting no civilized country is so enslaved. Dr Henry Wharton of Brantting Baptist church warned the meat boycott could alarm trusts and wake Congress, calling it the first muttering of distant thunder.
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Baltimore
Francis H. Scott
Calhoun Street
Minneapolis Meat Boycott Begins With 500 Workers
On January 23 in Minneapolis, more than 500 workers from Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul shops joined a stand against high meat prices, forming the first organized boycott in the city, signaling broad labor support.
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Minneapolis
Chicago
Milwaukeet& St. Paul
Glass workers pledge 60 days no meat in Morgantown
Morgantown on January 23 reports two thousand employees from four glass factories and from the American Sheet and Tin Plate signed a pledge to abstain from eating meat for sixty days, signaling a cooperative health drive across local industries.
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Morgantown
W. Va
New Lumber Freight Rate Elevates Kalispell as Jobbing Center
Kalispell dealers say the new lumber freight rate, effective in the past two weeks, will boost Kalispell into a jobbing hub. The rate allows cash and doors and other mill products to ship in car lots at 1 cent above the lumber rate to the same destination, while mixed-car shipments incur only 3 cents more. Under the old rate sash and doors could not be shipped with lumber.
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Kalispell
Athletic instructor held on serious charge in Whitman case
J Mer rell Blanchard athletic instructor at Whitman college for three years and Northwest football coach was arrested on a Hillsboro North Dakota warrant charging a statutory crime. The 16 year old girl is the alleged victim. Blanchard, 29, met her last summer while coaching a Hillsboro baseball team and graduated from Bowdoin College.
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Walla Walla
Wash
J. Merrell Blanchard
Whitman College
Northwest
Hillsboro
Grand Forks County
N. D
Blanchard
O. J. Asman
North Dakota
Bowdoin College
Very Severe Earthquake Recorded On Seismograph
Potsdam reports a seismograph quake that lasted about fourteen minutes in the Caucasus or Asia Minor region. President Meeker calls it among the most severe ever recorded, while Kingston and Port de France report minor shocks with no damage observed.
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Potsdam
Caucasus
Asia Minor
Meeker
Port de France
Martinique
Former Alaska judge Williams found dead in hotel bed
James L. Williams a former Alaska judge during the Cleveland administration was found dead in his bed at the American hotel here on January 23. Official reports cite heart failure as the cause while he was 56 years old.
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St. Louis
James L. Williams
Alaska
Cleveland
Vinegar Buyer Ezra Kendall Dies in Sanatorium
Cleveland Jan 12 Ezra Kendall comedian died of apoplexy at a Marlinville sanitarium. He closed his Seattle run in The Vinegar Buyer three weeks earlier due to ill health and completed his twenty ninth season. Born in Allegheny County Pa fifty nine? No forty nine years ago he began barn storming at age twenty later finding success in We Us and Company at the Fifth Avenue New York. Survived by wife and six children.
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Ohio
Ezra Kendall
Marlinville
Kendall
Seattle
Allegheny County
We, Us and Company
Fifth Avenue Theater
New York
Twin Bridges Notes on Trips and Local Updates
Twin Bridges notes report Mr and Mrs George F White and relatives likely continued to Honolulu aboard the Uma tilla after visiting Spokanes area. Sheepmen feed straw with oats to save hay amid potential cold. Frederick Jacob wed Ada McLain in Butte and will live near town. G E Heslop assigned as main line conductor. Gal Lewis and wife visiting from Great Falls. George Pollinger returns from two years in Nevada mining.
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Twin Bridges
George F. White
Spokane
Honolulu
Frederick Jacob
Butte
Ada McLain
Divide
Jacob
G. E. Heslop
Gal Lewis
Great Falls
George Pollinger
Nevada
Daily newspaper planned in Bozeman by visiting investors
A group of outside businessmen visited Bozeman discussing starting a daily newspaper with a full publishing plant. A former local newspaperman is likely to join if the venture proceeds, which is expected in the spring. The paper would publish every day except Monday as a morning daily. Local rivals have eyed similar plans in years past, but nothing solid has emerged.
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Bageman
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