Benefited Many Who Had Lung Trouble By Alterative
A testimonial from Mrs Mary Wasson of Greens at Stith Street Philadelphia praises Eckman's Alterative for curing night sweats fever loss of appetite and cough after years of illness. She describes relief within three weeks with improved strength and recovery from presumed consumption aided by physicians at Polyclinic hospital. The ad claims long running efficacy for throat and lung ailments without poisons or habit forming agents.
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Eckman
Tuwar
Emes
Kekian
Mary Wasson
Stith St
Phila
Swallows Diamond To Save It In Smith Fight
Essie Van Winkle swallowed a diamond to prevent Ernest Griffin from taking it, claiming it was valuable. Griffin was fined $100. The case surfaced amid a roundup of vagrant arrests and other court actions, including horse theft and servant wage disputes.
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Ernest Grifin
Essie van Winkie
Griffin
Grin
Mise van Winkle
Weather disrupts Irish Volunteers camp plans at Brown's Gulch
About 150 volunteers planned a three to four day camp near Brown's Gulch seven miles from the city. Rain in the past 24 hours dampened spirits and led many to abandon plans. The event, an informal military encampment for Friday to Sunday, faced uncertain turnout with weather dictating attendance. Tents were pitched and provisions loaded in wagons from Hibernian hall. The gathering, mainly Irish Volunteers and Robert Emmet Literary Society members, was partly a public affair with visitors welcome.
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Brown's Gulch
Hibernian Hall
Irish Volunteers
Robert Emmet Literary Society
Robel and Mason Wed at St. Josephs Church
Glenn Myers a man carrier and Martha Robel daughter of Mr and Mrs J M Robel were married yesterday morning by Father Lynch at St Josephs Church Butte. Miss Catherine Robel and Marz Mason served as attendants.
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Glenn Myers
Martha, Robel
J.M. Robel
Revie
Butte
Lynch
Chicago hog and cattle market summary July 2
Emicago reports hog receipts at 13 007 market strong 10e above yesterday s average bulk 38 8509 light 8 70 9 05 mixed 8 6099 heavy 8 4049 rough 2 45 8 65 plus 748 7 cattle receipts 1 000 market beefers 1 1008 00 Texas steers sad western steers 7 8508 20 stockers and feeders 5 76 cows and helpers 3 80 calves 8 50 9 00 sheep receipts 18 000 market steady native 5 005 10 western 4 75 6.%
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Texas
Assailant of Young Girl Sentenced in Madison County Case
Charles A. Griswold was convicted of a statutory offense and sentenced to five years. Martha Jameson, mother of Griswold's child victim, received two years. Madison County officials and Virginia City officials praised the verdict as a moral victory. Public sentiments blame maternal neglect in similar cases, prompting calls for accountability and prevention.
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P. J. Gilligan
State Bureau of Child and Animal Protection
Virginia City
Charles A. Griswold
Griswold
Martha Jameson
Mr. Gilligan
Gilligan
George R.allen
Madison County
Indignant Citizens Destroy I W W Flag in Oregon Town
In Sandy near Portland on July 7 Industrial Workers of the World crew raised an I W W flag in a stove room ahead of a Fourth of July celebration. Townspeople formed a hollow square and burned the flag, then threatened further action if another flag appeared. The episode ended without reported injuries.
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Portland
Ore
Industrial Workers of the World
Sandy
Cascade Mountains
America
TW. W
Manly Young Man Dies After Prolonged Illness
Elliott Gillie, 23, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Gillie, died in Butte after weeks of rheumatic heart trouble. Born in June 1890, he sought relief in Seattle before returning home. Surrounded by family, his death brings profound sorrow and flags at Anaconda mines fly at half mast.
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John Elliott Gillie
John Gillie
North Excelsior Avenue
Elliott Gilie
Gill
H. G. S. Wallace
Elliott
Seattle
Butte
Wallace
Little
Marjorie Gillie
Anaconda Mines
Gillie
Suffragettes Rearrested and Prison Sentences Issued
London reports three suffragette officials from the Women’s Social and Political Union were rearrested after being released on licenses for ill health. Annie Kenney Rachael Barrett and Harret Kerr were taken back, while Kitty Marion and Clara Elizabeth Giveen received three years penal servitude for arson at Hurst Park racecourse causing $70,000 damage.
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London
Women's Social and Political Union
Annie Kenney
Rachael Barrett
Harret Kerr
Kitty Marion
Clara Elizabeth’ Giveen
Hurst Park
First Arizona case under new support statute ends in arrest
Tucson, July 3. Mrs. Hermann Freischmann caused the arrest today of her wealthy husband under the new state support statute. The case marks the first brought to court in Arizona under the enacted law. The husband was held for trial under a $1,000 bond.
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Tucson
Ariz
Hermann Freischmann
Arizona
Clerk Pleads Guilty In $98,000 Gem Robbery Case
New repair clerk confessed yesterday to robbing Udall and Ballou on Fifth Avenue. Indicted by a grand jury for grand larceny in the first degree, he was remanded for sentencing on Friday July 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Worm
Fifth Avenue
Udall & Ballou
Kalispell News: Nutwood Direct Wins Three-Year-Old Trotting
Ross G. Young owns Nutwood Direct of Kalispell and took first money in a thrilling three-year-old trotting race, earning a $500 purse. Tomorrow marks the meet’s banner racing program amid threatening weather tonight.
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Aumour Direct
Standard
Kalispell
Nutwood Direct
Ross G. Young
Rain Damages "Greenville" as Floods Maroon Train
Rain and flood damage surge in Greenville with losses over 1 million dollars. A Missouri, Kansas & Texas passenger train carrying 300 passengers is marooned after washouts south of town, delaying service and stranding riders.
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Greenville
Wang O
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad
Here
Thaw Aids Sickles With 1000 Cash For Gettysburg Plan
Harry J Thaw sends 1000 dollars to Colonel Schoenmaker of the Gettysburg fiftieth anniversary commission from Matteawan prison. He cites deep sympathy for General Daniel E Sickles and notes kin in both the Union and Confederate forces. Schoenmaker to decide action.
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Gettysburg
Harry J. ‘Thaw
Daniel E. Sickles
Matteawan
Schoenmaker
Pennsylvania Commission
Thaw
Sickles
Hinton
First Formal Montana Horse Race Documented in 1865
The Montana Post of August 26 1865 records what may be the territorys first formal horse race near Virginia City with a 259 prize per side on a 60 yard course. Monte the rider and Foster s Crpin horse led after a day of scrubs and main event heats amid rustic Vegas like staging and local pioneers.
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Montana
Montana Post
William Prouts
Butte
Virginia City
The
Post
Billy Lemeire
Tom Durfee
Prince
George Lyon
J. Reilly
Don
George
Downe
Thomas Johnson
Jenny Lind
Willam Pfouts
John Kinney
Pfouts
Monte
Real Estate Transfers and Transfers List
Real estate transfers recorded including A B Wolvin et al to Rainbow note Development on multiple lodes and tracts, Hanson MacPherson Co to Jesse S Wathey, various lot transfers in Western Heights and Gallatin additions, Tillie Straeffer and others, D W Hill to Terrence Kennen, M Schott to Dr W M Dodd, Augusta Morgan to Le M Schott, Henrietta Katinwaler to John A W Corobin, George Nelson to Clarence N Fummerton, Louis Andrieux to Charles Demars. Also a note on a Senet B and B W passenger auto car line to run from Newbro Co on July 4 every two hours with first trip at 19 a.m.
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A. B. Wolvin
Rainbow Note Development Company
North
Sarah Lode
North Tract
Wedge Lode
Hidden Treasure Lode
Lone Star Lode
Comstock Lode
Hanson MacPherson & Co
Jesses, Wathey
Western Heights
John ¥. Fing
James
C. Keefe
Gallatin
Tillie Straeffer
D. W. Hill
Terrence Kennen
M. Schott
W. M Dodd
West End
Augusta Morgan
le M. Sehott
Henrietta Katinwaler
John AW Coronin
Davis & Barhard
George Nelson
Clarence N. Fu
Montana Climate in New Geography Highlights State Weather
Randall J. Condon praises Montana climate in a new geography book, noting mild westerly winds temper mountains and plains, rare deep cold spells, dry air, and long sunny days. He argues Montana’s climate supports year round outdoor work and counters stereotypes of Indians and bandits with accurate regional description.
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Montana
Randall J. Condon
Publ Schools
Providence
R. 1
Condon
Northwest Passage
Sribute
Union
Meeting in Helena of County Superintendents
Miss Ella Crowley, Silver Bow county superintendent of instruction, attends the annual meeting of Montana county superintendents in Helena and will return to Butte Saturday. T A Davee, state superintendent of public instruction, presides as the conference runs through today. Topics include county institutes, rating rural schools, consolidation and transportation, and state certificates.
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Ella Crowley
Silver Bow
Helena
Butte
Railroad Company Sues to Recover House Rent
The Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul Railway Company filed suit in district court to collect rent from George McDeuff. The complaint lists a monthly rent of $14 and six months in arrears for the house at 33 South Montana Street. Plaintiff seeks treble damages and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
George McDeuff
South
Montana Street
Grand hotel change as Vandervort retires
In Great Falls the Grand hotel changed hands when owner Mrs J Hi Vandervort retired after more than two years. She sold the property to Mrs Margaret McConnell and Miss Mary L Smith of Butte who assume management and ownership duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Great Falls Tribune
J. Hi. Vandervort
Margaret McConnell
Mary L. Smith
Butte
Fingerprint plan targets intoxication in courts
As summer drinking season starts, a new policy fingerprinting everyone found guilty of intoxication is now in effect. More than four drunks were subjected to the process, with prints to be kept in police courts to help magistrates distinguish professional drinkers from casual offenders.
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Guy
Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Calfornia Fig
An old advertisement promotes Syrup of Figs as a gentle bowel cleanser for children and adults. It claims to cure constipation, cleanse undigested food and sour bile, and restore a happy, well child with a delicious fig flavor. It warns to follow package directions and consult a druggist.
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Seattle
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Rman Sram
Montana Flour Mills Company
Lewistown
Harlowton
Fairmont Creamery Co
Ernest Griffin
Gem Fine
Pat Jordan
Jordan
Martin Phillips
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Mercury Streets
Nine Mile
Arisone Street
Judge Rooker
A. Whittaker
Owen Devitt
A.gailin
Neal Gallagher
James Wilelis
James McIntree
Riley
Booker
Joe Sherry
E H. Valley
Francis Garcia
Murphy E
Frank Fredericks
Edith Willard
Arizona Street
Willard
Mrs. Willard
Ven Two
Stacy-Adams Shoes
N. Main Street
MANLY
Yennie Mbs
Antack
Beneft
Clerk
Mayer, W
Park Adv
Globe Jewelry Co
W. Brodie
East Park
Ternity
Madison
la Monte
Foster
John Bull
Newhro Co
Montanan
Railroad Company
Utte
F. A. Ironside
Supreme Court of
California
Ots Bie
First National Bank
Demin
B. E. Calkins Main
Broadway
Smith Drug Co
Anaconda
Paxson & Rockefeller
Allen & Darnell
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