Smallpox Patient Faces Quick Hours of Care
Specta Dlepatel reports a resident named Woondstie in the outer country contracted smallpox. The case follows a bad block incident that led to a rushed trip for treatment after hearing he should seek care immediately. A hired carriage collided with a tree, leaving him dragged briefly before home return in cold conditions. No nervous symptoms emerged from the exposure.
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Trip Bridges
Woondside
Len
Plear
Dora Lyon Bankruptcy Petition Highlights Notable Club Leader
Clorwoman Dora Lyon, nicknamed the queen of clubs, filed for bankruptcy showing debts of 503 246 and only fractional asset recovery. Once a leading figure in New York women's clubs, she served as president of the New York City Federation of Women’s Clubs and the Ecleetle club.
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New York
Mrms
Dora FE
Lyon
Nabilides
Weilten
Bra
Deymal Vearath
New York City
Apparent Tie in Elections Spurs Debate and Tax Reform
Reports of an apparent election tie fuel discussion on whiskey taxes and Liberal Conservative strategy.John Redmon leads Nationalists, Asquith factions contend about Lloyd George and Churchill, with free trade pockets vs protectionist shifts. Suffragettes caution in campaigning as cabinet reach and next vote loom.
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Valdean
Edward Gray
Porte
David Lloyd-George
Winston Spencer Churchill
Farewell to Major Cass and His Wife
The Salvation Army in Butte bids farewell to Major Cass and his wife, who depart for Minneapolis after a lengthy meeting. He delivered powerful sermons and urged hearts to God, drawing many to salvation. Since taking charge in Golf, the army has raised substantial funds for charities, baskets, and clothing, leaving the local organization about $200 in debt.
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Dored
Mur Wyajne
Minneapolis
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Gal
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Uren
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Uen
Wil
Caen Lien
Charily
Cans
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Chileining
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Accidents and arrests update from town news
A professor and choir director of the Butte Choral Society broke his right leg in a Saturday accident near West Park Street but expects to perform with aid of a crutch on February 1. George Millay is jailed on a petty larceny charge after allegedly taking globes. A fire in Belmont mine’s surf face tunnel caused smoke but minimal damage. firefighters contained it after about an hour. A barber shop blaze on Galea and Mein is noted with minor details.
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Belmont
East
Moreuvy
Timmon
Uaeremen
Galea and Mein
M J Girard Dies at Willow Creek Ranch
M J Girard, native of Canada, dies while replanting at Willow Creek Ranch at age 53. He had lived in Butte 18 years. Death attributed to rheumatism. Survived by a wife and six young children from Willow Creek and Butte. Knights of Pythias, Modern Woodmen, and Modern Brotherhood member. Body to be brought to the city. funeral Friday at the residence on Bout Arizona.
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Wallow Creek
Canada
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Butte
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Trouvier
Willow Creek
Mize
Mlorida Girard
Wutte
Youngey Chidren
de Wag Meapher
Knights of Pything
Woodmen of
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Brotharhood
Shercian & Teal
Laidylelx
Arizona
Patrick Hays Dead Old-Timer From Butte
Patrick Hays, longtime Butte resident, died after a short illness at a local hospital. He leaves his mother and brother in Ireland, a sister in Boston, and two cousins in Butte. Funeral services are set for Sacred Heart Church Tuesday at 9:30.
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Butte
Dorn
County Water
Ord
Ireland
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Waas
Patiph
Ha Fréland
Haya Jeaven
Boston
Rasidine
Bulié
E. J. Trelard
James Hardy
Walyh
Sacred Heart Church
Oelock
Adjustment Committee Finishes Its Work On Wage Talks
The General Committee of Adjustment for the locomotive engineers of the Chicago Milwaukee and Puget Sound railroad, with 31 members led by Chair Callahan and other officers, met in Deer Lodge for nearly a week. They prepared the report for Seattle regarding a new wage schedule to be submitted to the railway officials at Seattle. The current schedule is praised compared with others but deemed inadequate for western living costs, warranting higher pay.
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Jan
Klesgo, Milwaukee & Puget Sound Railroad
FR. Callahan
Seattle
Alexander Busby
Mahrider, &. D
A. W. Barnes
Lewistown
Moet
Beattle
Mia Railway
Sentiie
Lady Constance Lytton Freed From Walton Jail
Liverpool January 22 Lady Constance Lytton sister of Lord Lytton who served a week of a two weeks sentence for forcing jail windows was released to return to her home a week early from the secretaries orders. She appeared exhausted and has been forcibly fed since January 18. Blany, Lead South Dakota January 24 The Wasp mine No 2 was destroyed by fire causing an estimated loss of 97000 with 25000 insurance. Workers face unemployment during reconstruction which will begin at once.
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Liverpool
Constance Lytton
Lord Lytton
Walton
Uie
Constance
Wasp
Packer Promises Anti Meat Resolutions At City Meeting
Delegates representing 2,000 workers pledge to push anti meat resolutions at next union meetings. The city has seen a meat price reduction recently.
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First Muttering of the Distant Thunder Speaks About Tyranny
Jon Madtimore on March 23 reports a sermon by Francia FH. Scott of Calhoun Street Christiah church decrying high tea prices and oppression. Dr Henry Wharton of Drantting Baptist church says a great movement may come if present calm fails, the first muttering of distant thunder.
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Jon
Francia FH. Scott
Calhoun Street
Christiah
Toilay Vald
Organ stand in Minneapolis protests high meal prices
Minneapolis residents staged an early protest to rising meal costs as shoppers in Chicago Milwaukee St Paul outlets joined the bescott in a bid to curb spending. Morgantown reports 2000 workers pledging not to eat meat for 60 days in the face of factory and steel industry price pressures.
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Minneapolis
Chicago
Morgantown
W. Va
New Freight Rate on Lumber Boosts Kalispell Center
Special dispatch from Kalispell reports a new lumber freight rate effective in the last two weeks. The rate makes Kalispell a jolbing center as mill products like sash and doors can be shipped in car lots at higher charges than lumber to the same destination, boosting local manufacturers and earlier efforts.
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Kalispell
Kalissel
Athletic instructor held on serious charge in Northwest
Whitman college athletic instructor J Stor vell Blanchard, a 28 year old coach in Walla Walla, was arrested on a Willabero Grand Forks county warrant charging a statutory crime. He was taken into custody by Sheriff C J Asman and held for North Dakota authorities. The alleged victim is a 16 year old girl in the case. Blanchard, 28, is a graduate of Howden college and had coached bands in Hillboro.
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Corching & Bandall Fount
Hilleboro
Blanchard
Howden College
Severe earthquakes reported from multiple regions
Polsdan reports a phenomenal earthquake wake near the Caucasus or Asia Minor lasting about 14 minutes before the seismograph broke. Kingston and Port de France note sharp shocks with minor or no damage. In St Louis, former Alaska judge James Le Williams, 36, is found dead in his hotel room from heart failure.
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Caucasus
Asa Minor
Meeker
Kingston
St. Vincent
Port de France
Martinville
St. Louis
James le Williams
Alaska
Cleveland
Vinegar Buyer Dies of Apoplexy at 43
Cleveland Ohio fans learn comedian Kendall known as the Vinegar Boyer died of apoplexy today. He performed in Seattle recently and finished a twenty ninth season on stage. Born in Allegheny County Pennsylvania he left behind two wives and six children.
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Cleveland
Ohie
Kera Kendal
Martinville
Kendall
Seattle
Hi Tealth
Allegheny County
Fifth Avenue
New York
Twin Bridges Notes Special Dispatch Tidbits
Twin Bridges reports George I White and family staying on Urn Ulla near San Francisco after visiting Snokane. Ada Mebaln wedding to Fredrick Jacob in Butte. couple to live near Here. G E Flestep assigned to Moe conductor. Ont Lawis and wife visit their ranch from Great Falls. George Tollinger returns from mining in Nevada. Some local ranchers feed straw with oats amid cold weather. Sheepmen seek hay shortages and price improvements.
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Twin Bridges
George I White
Snokane
Honolulu
Fredrick Jacob
Butte
Ada Mebaln
Divide
Jacob
G. E. Flestep
Mnain Moe
Ont Lawis
Great Falls
George Tollinger
Nevada
Talks of New Daily Bozeman Daily Paper Proposed
In Bozeman a group of unnamed local businessmen has eyed starting a daily newspaper. A former local journalist has been approached and may join the venture, which envisions a full publishing and job plant and a daily morning edition except Monday. The effort, ongoing for years, shows renewed persistence with no definite announcement yet.
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Bozeman
Boxeman
Ten
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