Missoula Prepares For Fourth Of July Celebration
Missoula dressed in flags and bunting as the city readies a large Fourth of July program. A brief shower damaged some decorations but the scene soon cleared, with Secretary Garfield and Forester Pinchot arriving and plans for a cabinet salute at the courthouse square and a Bitter Root valley itinerary forming for July 4.
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Missoula
Courthouse Square
Montana
Higgins Avenue
Bitter Root Valley
Garden City
Garfield
Funeral of Mrs Currie Attended by Many in Missoula
The funeral of Mrs. D. B. Currie, who died in Spokane, was held at the Catholic church in Missoula at 8:30 this morning. Rev. Father Trivelli led a requiem mass and spoke of her character in home church and societies. Members of the Catholic Order of Foresters attended, and many friends paid respects with floral tributes, including a cross from Foresters and pies from the Northern Pacific freight department where her husband worked as cashier.
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Missoula
D. B. Currie
Spokane
Catholicc
Father Trivelli
Catholic Order of Foresters
The
Northern Pacific
Currie
Unlawful Killing Reported in Missoula July 3
Deputy Game Warden M. R. C. Smith returned from Sanders County where he investigated an unlawful killing case. The report notes Smith's return this afternoon with details pending.
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Missoula
M. R. C. Smith
Sanders County
Justice fines man for out of season deer killing
J. M. Ryan was arrested on a deer killing out of season accusation. He pleaded guilty before a justice at Trout Creek and paid a $100 fine.
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J. M. Ryan
Ryan
Trout Creek
Man Pleas Lead to Jail Sentences in Missoula
In Missoula on June 3 Pat Holran pleaded guilty to petty larceny and received 30 days in county jail labeled with hard labor. Thomas Barnes refused to change his plea and drew four months in jail with hard labor. The judge quipped about upcoming rest for himself and officers, offering no further comment.
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Missoula
Pat Holran
Thomas Barnes
Ban
Phillips
Major Bancroft
Missoula Couple Granted Marriage License
Gritt, 27, and Hartley, 23, both of Missoula, Montana, received a marriage license this afternoon.
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Missoula
John Gritt
Carrie Hartley
Mayor Schmitz’s bribery case postponed to next Tuesday
San Francisco July 8 Mayor Schmitz appeared before Judge Dunne to face indictments alleging bribes from United Railroads worth 55009 and from the Gas company 2250. With grand jury testimony reports not ready, the case was postponed. Lehmitz returned to jail without asking to visit his family.
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San Francisco
Schmitz
Dunne
United Railroads
Lehmitz
Funeral for Oscar Vaughan Held in Belgrade Home
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports the funeral of Oscar Vaughan son of Mr and Mrs James Vaughan of Belgrade. The service took place this afternoon at the Lindley place home of his grandparents Mr and Mrs Oscar Van Tassell. Vaughan a Gallatin county high school student was buried with six classmates as pallbearers. He leaves a father a mother and one sister.
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Standard
Bozeman
Oscar FE. Vaughan
James Vaughan
Belgrade
Oscar van Tassell
Lindley Place
Vaughan
Gallatin County
Mrs Ellen Terrell Dies. Funeral Tomorrow at Terrell Home
Special Dispatch reports Mrs Ellen Terrell wife of J R Terrell recently moved from Moundville Missouri died this morning. Funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at J T Terrell’s home 50 West Peach Street. She leaves a husband and five children.
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Standard Bozeman
Ellen Terrell
J. R. Terrell
Moundville
Interior seeks federal posse to clear Indians at Fort McDowell
The secretary of the interior requests the attorney general authorize the United States marshal to form a posse for Arizona to assist in removing disorderly Indians from the Fort McDowell Indian reservation if deemed expedient.
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Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Attorney General
United States Marshal
Arizona
Fort McDowell
Moqui Indians Reported on Warpath Near Bluff Utah
A Bluff Utah letter to the Tribune reports Moqui Indians on the warpath. Bluff lies at Utah's southeast corner with the Moqui reservation nearby across the Arizona border.
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Salt Lake
Bluf
Utah
The
Tribune
Bluff
Arizona
Prince Fushimi Leaves Honolulu on Monmouth Journey
Prince Fushimi resumed his homeward voyage aboard the Monmouth from Honolulu. He said the reported anti Japanese attacks in San Francisco were local and would not affect Japan United States relations.
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Honolulu
Prince Fushimi
San Francisco
Japan
United States
Riot at Jamestown Exposition Over Warath Incident
In Norfolk Virginia on July 3 a riot broke out after about 500 members of the South Carolina and Kentucky regiments tried to take control of the Warath. Powhatan guards resisted the attempt and several people were injured.
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Norfolk
South Carolina
Kentucky
Odessa Riots Hit Jews as Black Hundred Gang Attacks
A dispatch from Odessa reports a second Jewish riot sparked by a black hundred gang in the city during the night, with two killed and 15 injured including several children.
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London
Odessa
King Edward Decorates Enrico Caruso With Victorian Order
London reports King Edward decorates Italian tenor Enrico Caruso with the Victorian order. Caruso is the first singer honored thus during King Edward's reign in this era noted at Reilly's, known for its big loaf.
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London
Edward
Enrico Caruso
Signor Caruso
George E Roberts Named President of Commercial National Bank
New York July 3 George E Roberts director of the mint at Washington will head the Commercial National bank of Chicago succeeding the late James H Eckels.
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New York
George E. Roberts
Mint
Washington
The
Commercial National Bank of Chicago
James H. Eckels
Remedy for diarrhea widely praised in family health ads
An old remedy claims to cure ordinary diarrhea and severe cramps including cholera morbus and infantum. It touts safety for children and ease of take with water and sugar, urging households to keep it at home and noting prices 250 and 500 for large size.
Taft Mediates Colombia Panama Panama Treaty Near
Secretary of War Taft stops in New York to mediate among Colombia and Panama and the United States as talks toward a formal treaty accelerate. He meets with Enrique Cortes and William Cromwell while Amador of Panama also arrives in New York en route to Europe.
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New York
Colombia
Republic of Panama
United States
Taft
Manhattan
Senor Enrique Cortes
William Nelson Cromwell
Amador of
Panama
Europe
Professor Muensterberg backs Orchard confession belief
Harvard psychologist Professor Muensterberg, at Boise for the Haywood trial, says Orchard's confession is thoroughly true after eight hour examination in prison. He notes courtroom facilities and the trial's dignity, and believes absolute justice is being served.
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Boston
Muensterberg
Harvard
Haywood
Boise
Idaho
Harry Orchard
Orchard
Bronze statue of Captain ONeill unveiled in Prescott
In Prescott Arizona on July 3 a bronze statue of Captain William Bucky ONeill was unveiled before hundreds from across the territory and the West. Judge R E Sloan presented the statue with Governor J H KibbeY accepting it. General FE Thomas and Captain McClintock addressed the crowd.
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Prescott
Ariz
William
Mother Identifies Slain Man in Glenn County Battle
Sacramento July 3 Mrs E J Sage of Melrose Alameda County verifies a photograph of the man killed in a running battle with Glenn County officers last April as her son Orrin Wilkinson of San Francisco. A San Francisco paper claimed the body was Count Otto von Waldstein the German nobleman.
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Sacramento
Cal
E. J. Sage
Melrose
Alameda County
Glenn County
Orrin Wilkinson
San Francisco
Otto von Waldstein
Million Dollar Flood Strikes Buena Vista Levee
The Buena Vista lake levee broke flooding 30,000 acres owned by Miller and Lux and the Tevis Land company. Damage reaches 1.9 million dollars as the Sunset railroad is cut and oil fields lose contact with Bakersfield California.
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Bakersfield
Cal
Buena Vista Lake
Miller & Lux
Tevis Land Company
Sunset Railway
Water to reach Belle Fourche irrigation July 4
The government reclamation service expects to turn water into the Belle Fourche irrigation works in the Black Hills of South Dakota on July 4.
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Omaha
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Belle Fourche
S. D
Black Hills
Butte Briefs Highlight Local Visitors
Co W Howe of Corbin joined guests at the Butte. E W King of Bozeman stayed at the Finlen. Cave Press registered at Butte from Missoula. Charles F Clark of Great Falls visited on business. Charles Johnson former Missoula alderman was in Butte yesterday QC. J Craig president of the State University visited in Missoula then Butte yesterday.
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Co. W. Howe
Corbin
Butte
E. W. King
Bozeman
Finlen
Cave Press
Missoula
Charles F. Clark
Great Falls
Charles Johnson
J. Craig
The
State University
Carpenter John H. Hunter Seeks Bankruptcy Declaration
John H. Hunter, a carpenter, has filed for bankruptcy. He owes $1,968.50 and lists $200 in household goods and $50 in clothing as exempt.
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John H. Hunter
June poundmaster records highlight dog outcomes
The poundmaster reports for June show 36 dogs taken in, with three redeemed, one released, and 15 escaping from the pound.
Idaho Champs Suffer 15 to 0 Defeat at Dillon
Caldwell visits Dillon as the Idaho champions are routed 15 to 0. Garvin dominates with slants and flawless support from Dillon. Battery: Garvin Ripley for Dillon and Long Maxey Sebree for Caldwell. La Croix to pitch for Dillon tomorrow. Steltz to pitch for Caldwell.
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Dillon
Idaho
Caldwell
Idaho Boys
Garvin
Ripley
Long
Maxey
Sebree
la Croix
Dillon Tomorrow
Steltz
California
Butte Youth Struck By Exploding Cracker Destroys Eye
William Ellis, about 21, a School of Mines student, was celebrating the Fourth of July when a cannon cracker exploded near Broadway theater. A shard from the blast struck his eye, destroying sight. He was taken to Murray hospital for treatment.
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WiLliam Ellis
Broadway
Ellis
Murray Hospital
School of Mines
South Jackson Street
Eight-year-old injured by exploding firecracker
Hugh Evans of 911 Antimony street was struck in the eye by a fragment from a firecracker thrown into the air. Dr. Donovan treated him, and he is expected to recover without serious eyesight damage.
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Hugh Evans
Antimony Street
Donovan
Butte Man Arrested on Grand Larceny Charge
A sheriff’s deputy detained George Dier in Butte on a Miles City grand larceny warrant. Dier, a cement worker, traveled from Miles City to Billings then to Butte under the alias J. Byers. He admitted being the suspect but would not discuss the charge.
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Sheriff's Office
George Dier
Miles City
Savage
Dier
Billings
Butte
J. Byers
Brother and Sister Reunite in City Meeting
Frank Pahl, a butcher, refuses credit to a well dressed woman who turns out to be his sister unseen for 15 years. The moment reveals a joyful surprise as kin reunite in a bustling shop briefly, with a crowd amused by the unexpected greeting. Miss Pahl plans to stay a month or two and join relatives for a city outing.
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Frank Pahl
Mr. Pahl
Property Transfer to Montana Hot Springs Company
The Gregson Springs property shifts to the Montana Hot Springs company. May Hayes and others deeded their half interests to A. J. Davis for 30000 dollars, with Mr. Davis and Mrs. Breen then transferring the property to the new corporation.
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Gregson Springs
Montana Hot Springs Company
Hayes
James Breen
May Hayes
A. J. Davis
Olson and Hallin wed in Butte on Wednesday
Olof Olson and Miss Alma Gustafva Seraphia Hallin of Butte were united in marriage on Wednesday in a simple ceremony. The couple joins families as they begin married life together.
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Olof Olson
Alma Gustafva Seraphia Hallin
Bond of
Butte
Dr Pierce’s Favorite and Pleasant Pellets Promoted for Women
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Pierce’s Favorite as a remedy for female weakness including back aches and pelvic disorders. It claims non alcohol glyceric extracts and sworn ingredient correctness plus endorsements from medical writers. Also promotes Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as the original Little Liver Pills, sugar coated and easy to take.
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Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Olsen Couple to Make Butte Home on Colorado Street
On the evening of July 3 at 601 Colorado street Rev J W Nyvall officiated the wedding of Albert Olson as best man and Carrie Bielke as bridesmaid. Mr and Mrs Olsen will reside in Butte, Colorado street.
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Colorado Street
Rev
J. W. Nyvall
Albert Olson
Carrie Bielke
Judge rules Jackson not needed in Shane v. Company trial
Judge Lynch denied the railway company bid to vacate the trial setting in Guy Shane v. company. Motorman Jackson is a defendant and alleged to be absent after a severe injury. The court gave 10 days to file a bill of exceptions as the Silver Bow National Bank suit against Sullivan proceeds with a July 8 hearing.
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Lynch
Guy Shane
Jackson
Indiana
Shane
Silver Bow National Bank
Patrick Sullivan
M. V
County Commissioners Call Special Election for Courthouse Bonds
The county commissioners issued an official call for a special county election on Tuesday July 23 to vote on a $750000 courthouse bond proposal. Election will follow general rules with judges needed for 73 precincts and an estimated cost of about $5000. Opposition is not expected to be strong.
Big East Excursion Rush Attracts Hundreds From Butte
A summer travel surge to eastern cities grows as the Short Line unveils record low excursion fares. Chicago 53.60, St. Louis 49.60, Omaha 42, Kansas City 42, Denver 37.20. Tickets go on sale July 10 and 11 with a 30 day return limit by September 30.
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Butte
Chicago
St. Louis
Omaha
Kansas City
Denver
Montanas Club Heads to Livingston for Three Games
The Montanas of Butte travel to Livingston for two games today and one Friday, then play Belgrade Saturday and Billings Sunday. The roster includes Gunn shortstop, J. Rivet first base, Provincial center field, F. River catcher, Bob Perham second base, McCall left field, Kane third base, Trenerry flight field. Kirstahler pitches the morning game against Livingston, Swan the afternoon, and Rush Friday.
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Montanas
Butte
Livingston
Belgrade
Billings
Gunn
J. Rivet
Provincial
F. River
Bob Perham
McCall
Kane
Trenerry
Fiight
Kirstahler
Swan
Fourth of July Fire Threatens Three Homes
The fire department responded to a 3:15 p.m. blaze in the 600 block of West Park Street caused by children with matches. Three houses at 620 622 and 624 on Quartz Street were at risk with rear sections ablaze before firefighters from Quartz Street station contained the fire and limited damage to about $200. The homes were owned by Louis Snell, Mrs. Hart, and Mrs. J. G. Cook.
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West Park Street
Quartz Street
Louis Snell
Hart
J. G. Cook
New Autos Parade Through Butte Streets
Daily street activity shows several new automobiles arriving in Butte. John Gillie, superintendent at the Amalga mated mines, debuts a six cylinder Stevens Dureau. Michael O'Farrell Louis Clark Hd Soft ley and Dr Rinkle take Pope Tribunes. Georg Forsyth orders a Stanley steamer.
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Butte
John Gillie
Amalgamated Company
Michael O’farrell
Louis Clark
Hd Softley
Dr. Rinkle
Pope
Saloon License Violation Fined. Disorderly House Case Postponed
In the police court Charles B. E. Delmar, a colored man, was fined ten dollars by Judge McGowan for conducting a saloon without a license. The case of Willie Crawford and Bertha Leslie, accused of running disorderly houses, was continued to permit them to leave town.
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Charles BE. Delmar
Streets Department June Expenses Report Reveals Costs
Street Commissioner K. J. McRae reports June expenses totaling 6388.75 for cleaning paved districts 2434.25 for gutters and street repairs 1928.50 for new gutter boxes crossings and sidewalks 605.50 for city corral labor and 385 for head of department.
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K. J. McRae
City Corral
Railroad Graders Held For Theft Taken To Boulder
Frank Marcovic and John Lurick were arrested near the Lime Spur grade and taken to Boulder yesterday morning by the sheriff on charges of stealing clothing from their former employer.
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Frank Marcovic
John Lurick
Lime Spur
Boulder
Infant’s Body Found in City Garbage Barrel
A few days old female infant was found dead in a garbage barrel at 410 West Broadway yesterday morning. Authorities note the infant appeared well developed and may have been in the barrel for two to three days.
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West Broadway
Jerry Driscoll Dies at 30 in Butte Residence
Jerry Driscoll a Butte resident aged 30 died yesterday morning at his home 512 Railroad avenue. The funeral will be held Friday morning at the house.
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Jerry Driscoll
Butte
Railroad Avenue
Miss Moran Buried At Family Home Funeral
Funeral for Miss Katherine Moran was held yesterday at the family home 108 South Idaho Street. Many friends attended and floral offerings were described as beautiful.
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Katherine Moran
South
Idaho Street
Montana Streets Defeat Big Buttes 16–0 in Tight Contest
The Montana Streets shut out the Big Buttes 16 to 0 yesterday. Dillon and Dummy starred for Montana Streets while Mowny and Murphy played for the Big Buttes. Umpire Taylor officiated the game.
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Montana Streets
Big Buttes
Montana
Dillon
Mowny
Murphy
Taylor
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Hamilton
Joseph M. Dixon
J. M. Keith
Daniel Arms
E.A. Winstanley
C. H. McLeod
H. C. Collins
Frank Vogle
Jfunt
Mr. Piiocheot
the Standard Tonight
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Oscar Vaughan
Fushime
Hiot
Jamestown
Caruso
Reilly’s
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Nature
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Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
Hanberlaing
Statler
Butte Briefs
Hari
Hough Evans Hart
Batte
Montana Hot Springs
Olson—Hallin
East
Uneeda Biscuit
Onal Biscuit Company
DR. Rinckel
Butte’s
Owsley Block
Big Blackfoot Milling CO
Bonner, Mont
Bonner
Yad Toole
Missoula Mont
Miss Moran
Big Butte
Estern Montana National Bank
Missoula, Mong
G. A. Wolf
John C. Lehlon
J. H. T. Ryman
M L. Golden
Missoula, Mont
H. Hazelton
Schilling
Missoula Avenue
Centerville
Copper
Spieler
Columbia Gardens
Postal Studio
New Wash
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Mercantile Department
Hamilton, Montana
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