Maxim outlines aeronautical plans for St Louis exhibition
Sir Hiram Maxim writes to Louisiana Purchase exposition managers outlining his views on an aeronautical show at St Louis. He argues space needs and shelter buildings, critiques dirigible reliability, and promotes petroleum motors and compact steam engines for flying machines.
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St. Louis
Sir Hiram Maxim
George F. Parker
Great Britain
Hiram Maxim
Baldwyn's Park
Santos-Dumont
Earth
Charles Parsons
Langley
Hiram S, Maxim
Cure Catarrh Through the Blood Says Swift Specific
A 19th century advertisement argues catarrh is a systemic condition not local. It claims external remedies fail and promotes S S S as a blood purifier and tonic that strengthens immunity to weather changes and heals inflamed membranes. The Swift Specific Co Atlanta Ga.
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5. S.S
S.S
Swift Specific Co
Atlanta, Ga
County Commissioner Contracts Smallpox in Helena Pesthouse
Great Falls January 24 County Commissioner Louis Roulswick has smallpox and is held at the Cascade pesthouse. He was moved there this morning after a meeting of county commissioners and clerks to draft bills for the legislature. The disease is not severe, but detention is expected for about 10 days.
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Standard
Great Falls
Louis Roulswick
Cascade
Helena
Frank D. Cooper
Cascade Board
Roalswick
Roulswick
Great Falls Home Industry selects state meeting delegates
At the January 23 meeting of the Great Falls Home Industry club delegates were chosen to attend the February 22 state meeting in Helena. Named were W. G. Conrad John T. Morrow S. R. Johnson Dan McKay E B Judd W. M. Atkinson James McCabe W A Doyle L S Woodbury C Warden W F Sengbusch C M Pleger Herbert Strain Matt Dunn F George Heldt C F Stork P W Bradford Eugene Ingram J J Gillen R R Reckard and A J Fousek. Additional delegates will be appointed at the next meeting. Donald Bradford J A Ferguson and John W Pace of Helena were asked to arrange travel.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
State Meeting Invites All Organizations to Send Representatives
The secretary was instructed to invite all organizations and interests of the state to send representatives to the meeting, ensuring broad participation from diverse groups across the state.
New York Arrests Highlight Gambling Case
David W. Bucklin, alleged Caulfield gambling house manager, was arrested on an indictment charging keeping a gambling house and creating a public nuisance. He posted $2.40 bail and was released. Bucklin predicted Canfield would return to face charges after his European trip.
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New York
David W. Bucklin
Caulfield
Bucklin
Canfield
Kirley Returned to Billings Jail in Bank Robbery Case
Billings authorities report John Kirley charged with complicity in the Bridger bank robbery was brought back to Billings tonight from Red Lodge and bound over to the Carbon county district court.
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The
Standard
Billings
John Kirley
Bridger
Red Lodge
District Court of
Carbon County
Dispute over estate ends with administrator appointment
The dispute over the appointment of an administrator for the estate of Sarah N. Fuller deceased was settled today by the withdrawal of Public Administrator Hogue, allowing the district court to appoint R. Holter. Fuller died in Buffalo Wyoming about two months ago while visiting. The estate is valued at several thousand dollars and the administrator bond was fixed at $6000.
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Standard
Billings
Sarah N. Fuller
Hogue
District Court
R. Holter
Crow agency Couple to Wed in Billings Tomorrow
Marriage license issued in Billings today to Frank Shively of the Crow agency and Miss Lucy Hawk of Ballantyne. The couple will marry in Billings tomorrow. Shively, a halfbreed Crow Indian, is Carlisle School graduate and chief clerk to Agent Reynolds of the Crow Indians.
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Standard
Billings
Frank 4. Shively
Crow Agency
Lucy Hawk
Ballantyne
Shively
Carlisle School
Reynolds
Boulder High Girls Organize Basketball Team in County
The county high school forms a girls basketball unit with players Pearl Douglas Mary Bowman Mary Sweet Louise Taylor Eva Cannon Katie Parker Leta Thompson Merle Steeves Grace Steeves and Nora Carley. A public school team may join practice games and contests are anticipated.
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Boulder
Pearl Douglas
Mary Bowman
Mary Sweet
Louise Taylor
Eva Concannon
Katie Parker
Leta Thompson
Merle Steeves
Grace Steeves
Nora Carley
E. M. Tefft
Kansas
Princeton
Mont
Tuttle
California
Arthur Tuttle
Sherman Tuttle
Bozeman
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
McAloney
McNeill
Barteau
Cowan
Stranahan
Ryan
Murphy
Parker
Stewart
Hammond
George Benjamin
Indiana
Wyoming
Deer Lodge Society Notes Personal Visits and Events
Deer Lodge reports a flurry of visits and social activities. Notables include Col. Thomas McTague, Senator Conrad Kohrs, and James Hartford’s funeral attendance by Samuel Ritchie of Garnet. The Misses Earle hosted a party, residents traveled to Butte for Robin Hood, and the Woman's Club met to study Russian questions with papers read and lively discussion.
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H. J. Toomey
John McMahon
Butte
Edward Scharnikow
Hunter’s Hot Springs
Sheriff Barnden
Helena
Samuel Ritchie
Garnet
James Hartford
Conrad Kohrs
W. F. Henneberry
Dillon
Earle
Robin Hood
Bostonians
Otto Iick
W. N. Aylesworth
Elizabeth
H. B. Davis
E. F. Dodds
F. §. Davey
Frank Conley
Florence Kelley
Mabel Beaumont
Woman's Club
H. A. Smarr
Alexander II
Joe Clark In Serious Condition In Los Angeles
Joe Clark is reported very ill with brain trouble in Los Angeles as doctors fear he may not survive the night. The incident occurred as he prepared to attend his mother's birthday.
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Joe Clark
Clark Brother in Critical Condition as Birthday Plans Abort
Joseph K Clark, brother of Senator Clark, is gravely ill at his sister Mrs T F Millers home in Los Angeles. He arrived from Portland with his wife to celebrate his mothers 89th birthday but contracted brain illness shortly after arrival. Relatives fear no recovery while J Ross Clark in the East is being asked to return. Birthday festivities for the mother have been abandoned.
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The
Standard
Los Angeles
Cal
Joseph K. Clark
Senator Clark
T. F. Miller
Clark
Portland
Ore
J. Ross Clark
East
Clark Brothers
Clark in Los Angeles critically ill as birthday visit unfolds
A private dispatch from Butte reports Joseph K. Clark, nearly sixty one, critically ill in Los Angeles where he and his wife are visiting Mrs. Clark, his mother. Brain fever and deafness are noted and his wife says to be prepared for the worst. He previously led the Moulton mine and mill in Butte and was allied with Senator W. A. Clark and J. Ross Clark. J. Ross Clark has left New York for Los Angeles.
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Butte
Joseph K. Clark
Los Angeles
W. A. Clark
J. Ross Clark
New York
Clark
Change Venue Bill Draws Attention in Helena
Helena January 24 House bill 105 introduced yesterday aims to provide for a change of venue in bias or prejudice cases attracting much attention in the capital. The measure proposes procedures to move trials when justice may be impaired by local prejudices or other substantial factors.
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Standard
Helena
Marti the pirate turned Havana philanthropist
A Philadelphia Press look at Captain Marti, once a notorious pirate and smuggler, who after agreeing to surrender his vessel and crew with a pardon, redirected wealth to charity. The tale contrasts his brutal piracy with later public benevolence and civic improvement in Havana under General Tacon.
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Philadelphia Press
Marti
Caribbean Sea
Dr. Jekyl
Mr. Hyde
Havana
Captain Marti
Miguel Tacon
Cuba
General Tacon
Cuban
High Seas
South Atlantic
Gulf
New Orleans
Savannah
Charleston
Change of Venue Grounds Expanded in Court Reform
The proposed reform changes the law to require a change of venue when an affidavit claims a judge cannot fairly try a case and mandates an immediate transfer to a court agreed upon by the parties or to an adjoining district if no agreement exists. It also states that disqualification of a judge from one district does not require a venue change if another district judge can try the case.
Marti The Marti Market And Tacon Theater Erected By Marti
Public buildings in Havana honor Marti highlighting the Marti market a 200 foot long open sided fish hall with a central marble table and the Tacon theater erected in 1838 named for a pardoning governor general. The theater seating over 3000 with five tiers ornate interiors gas lighting gilt lattice and a grand chandelier.
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Marti
Marti Market
Tacon Theater
Prado
Parque Central
San Rafael Street
Carbon to Have Rogues Gallery in County Jail
Red Lodge Montana January 24 Carbon county will soon have a rogues gallery with a photo of each Bridges alleged bank robber Sheriff W Potter aims to photograph all suspects Pat Murray initially refused but relented this morning leaving the collection complete.
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Standard
Red Lodge
Carbon County
Sf. W. Potter
Pat Murray
Storm Wrecks Ships Across Coastline
A storm swept the coast sinking the Bergen steamer Addeke with 13 aboard in the North Sea. A fishing smack perished at Randosund with three dead. A ferry at Vardoe wrecked, claiming five lives.
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Christiania
Addeke
Bergen
North Sea
Rando- Sund
Vardoe
Mouse scares end in curfewed kiss scene in Chicago
In a Chicago home a young man kisses a woman who screams for Nellie. A stern upstairs voice questions the trouble as she lies about mice. The man takes another kiss, the scream repeats, and the father with a cat, trap, and cane sits to watch events unfold.
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Chicago Newa
Nellie
Tillman Questions Mobs as He Holds the Floor
Senator Tillman wonders why mobs do not rise in the country and suggests the reason is his control of the floor. He urges one mob at a time, signaling a moment of political theater in the Senate debate.
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Atlanta Constitution
Tillman
Independents Close Case Before Strike Commission
Nine witnesses testified that unionized miners are not producing as much coal as before the union. Independent operators described discipline issues, boycotts, and work stoppages while denying blacklists. A telegram about idle miners and a newspaper report were read but not commented on.
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Dickson
Philadelphia
B. C. Luther
Philadelphia & Reading Company
Baer
Pottsville
North Mahonoa
Scranton
Haunting Shaft Yields Pirate Miners Tale
An aging prospector wanders into a decaying shaft house and falls asleep. He later awakens to overhear pirates paid to break ore for another owner and drives them away with eerie noises. He returns to tell of a rich mine, but the owner dismisses him and he ends in an asylum. Since then no one visits the haunted shaft in Butte.
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Butte
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Strick
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Joseph K Clark
Fers
the Law At
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Carbon
Lobster
Strike Commission
Anthracite Coal Strike Commission
Niddle
G. B. Markle & Co
Philadelphia & Reading Coal and Tron Company
Rockies
Shaft House
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