Heroic Daughter Bravely Seeks Father Lost in Idaho Snow
Marion Moore of Whitehall travels to Gilmore Idaho to aid in locating her father Edward Moore, missing since a January snowslide at the Portland mine site. She searches with snowshoes and a dog, braving peril as miners assist and authorities plan extended efforts into April or May due to ongoing storms and heavy snowfall.
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Gilmore
Idaho
Marion Moore
Butte
Whitehall
Cssist
Edward II
Moore
Miss Moore
Hutte
James Keefe
A.tedate Eerlets
Aear Ming Moore
Ithe li
Portland
Jon
Kidlone
Rockies
Inelin
Ko ¢ Nowen
Mount
Abe
Mauahter
Shaw
Mf. Moore
Watchful Patrols Crack Down On Doorway Mashing
Police announce a strict watch on young men lingering in doorways amid the mayor orders to enforce the anti mashing law. Detectives patrol business streets to curb ogling and nuisance behavior in urban areas.
Suffrage Leaders Seek Holiday For March 3 Parade
Washington s suffrage leaders urged President Taft to declare a holiday on March 3 for government clerks wishing to participate in the suffragist parade. The March 4 pageant organizers offered to include the parade if permitted a separate march, a proposal the leaders rejected, insisting on their own event.
Unclear loan request from Scottsburg man to Treasury
A terse fragment reports a Scottsburg Virginia man offering his lands as security in a request to the United States Treasury for a loan. He promised no trouble in repayment, saying the treasury vaults would be secured and returned on time.
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United States Treasury
Scottsburg
Treasury
Looking for a friend at Mayer's West Park street
An ad-like fragment promotes Mayer's at 29 West Park street as the best value place where a friend may be found, claiming lower prices than competitors and common sense in choosing Mayer's. It also notes a joint-session ratification of Senator A. B. Fail election and urges California excursion ticket purchases for February 2 at 2 N Main Street, Butte.
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Mayer's
West Park Street
Mayer
Santa Fe. SN
Aby Gsco—Awe Cnaegislature
A. B. Fail
Parsifal triple reel production by American Theater
American Theater announces today and tomorrow its premier feature a three reel Ambrosia re production of Parsifal. The nondestat film drama is treated with care for time and expense and its merit earns it high praise as one of the year's finest. The show also includes two short features As the Doctor Ordered and The Widow's Wiles plus music.
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Merican Theater
Arthurs Knights of Stories
Round Table
Butte
Adynia
Miner Fatal Blast Raises Coroner Jury Findings
A coroner jury found that a fatal blast near Fittamont was caused by a shaft cage failure and lack of air. Engineer William Frazer reported the hoist signal failed and men below were blasted as Meade and Douglas were killed amid the accident. William J Labiste died earlier in the incident with companions below.
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William J. Labiste
Frank Meade
Robert Douglas
Fittamont
Wamp
William Frazer
Albert J. Comba
Wiliam A. Prager
J. Me
Meade
Douglas
Murray
Closed season endorsed for seal dispute findings
Washington notes a five year inquiry into pelagic fisheries faults. The committee urges a law for a closed season and bonds totaling 5000 for lease fidelity. It accuses Isaac Liebes and Herman Liebes of fraud linked to a boat voyage and alleges US officials aided a bogus claim for damages. The tribunal awarded 90000 to vessel owners and urges US diplomacy with Russia to rectify past actions.
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Washington
Pribtlot Fur
Falanda
Faci
Gamuinat
Mulls
Stephen B. Elkins
Isaac
Thebes
Neeietante i
Llebes
Herman Liebes
Hamilton Lewis
High Seas
Alexander Me
Gover
Lean
United State
Eyony
Saya
HD. Pierce
Toatate
United States
Charter H. Townsend
A of
Fisheries
Ting
Taure
Vagde
United Ktates
State Department
Tenasia
Latehes Townsend
JH. D. Pierce
Rusela
Indian Women Invited to Become Suffragettes
Jan 29 report from region notes Indian women may join a suffragette parade on March 3 with a float depicting voting rights. Chippewa leader Baldwin and Indian bureau consent discussed. Parade managers will decide on participation as women’s role in voting history is cited.
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Gion
Elanes
Ill Inspector Struck Down by Tasted Oranges
Chicago January 2 A health department investigator James McCarthy became ill after tasting several oranges from California groves. He is uncertain when he can resume duties. Three cars of oranges arrived today, totaling 16, all without clear destination or disposition reported.
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Chicago
Trom
Butte to light Main Street with new illumination Saturday
Butte unveils a new district lighting plan with arc lamps along Main Street from Park to Quartz. 52 lamps will glow this Saturday evening, as Montana band led by Mayor Tome Button performs and Duncan delivers an address at Main and Broad. The rest of the district will be lit in coming weeks, with merchants and property owners funding the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Main Street
Park
Quarts
Whi Tome Button
Toe Weve
Montana
Duncan
Sale of clearance bargains at Quartz Street station
A garbled note describes a motor driven fire apparatus with a gaseline tank and pump at the Quartz street station and mentions semi annual clearance sales and bargains on page one, highlighting a large number of clearance specials and aging opportunity.
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Sanger
Quartz Street
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Agon
Red
Fanchere
DR. E. E. German
Norcross
Owsley Block
Butte, Mont
Marion Moone
Patiers
Ware
Monta
William Shaw
Mr. Moore
Uncle SA
California
Dan
N. Main Street
Butte—Ady
Yao
Fanher
American Theater
Pete A
Serre
Gamer's Shoe Store
North Main Street
Ideal Grocery
Norway
Herrin
Boe
Santa Clara
Moorpark
Singer Tailoring Co
Matix
Vor
Gre
F. A. Ironside
Butte Work Mai
O'Rourke Shoe Co
Wyoming Street Park and
Broadway
Nestor
Bale
Mgm
Cuticura
Dept
T. Barton
Harper’s Creamer and Grocery
Nevada
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