Rock in the Mass Kills J Holland Miner James Holland
The incident at the Anacendaanine ledge near dawn yesterday morning caused a massive rock to strike James Holland, killing him. He died 24 minutes after the injury, with miner Watland providing aid before his death. Holland, 49, was a respected Butte miner and member of the Ancient Order of Hibernians and the Butte Miners' Union. His funeral arrangements will follow at his family home.
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Murnog
Holland
Roel
Nini
Bartner
St. Joseph
L'Sronta
Canada
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Butta Miners' Union
TNS
High Ore Terrace
Anaconda Man Seeks Wife For Recoveries In Butte
Paul Platt, who says he was hired as Anaconda, arrived in Butte last night seeking his wife not to reunite but to recover twenty dollars, two gold watches, and a silver sugar bowl he claims she took when she deserted him three days ago. He stated the wife refuses contact and must return his property, with a posse locating her and accompanying an officer to secure the items.
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Br Yarl
Butte
Butte Potka
Wwe
Contre
Cradt
Comany Hattle Crook
Wethvlls
T ‘Iyer
Jnman
Officer Witnesses Destructive Firecracker Incident
H R Rogers was caught in a suspicious destruction of property on West Gilena Street. Officers chased him after a loud blast shattered glass and blew window screens into the street. O'Donnell confronted the suspect with a six shooter and took him to the station after identification.
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H. R. Rogers
Patroluan
O'Donnell
I. Yong Chase
West Gilena Street
Uwe
Alydmon
Rogers
Aeath Ani Hag
Tn Nm
Six-Shooter Sam guards runaway wagon in dramatic town mishap
Six-Shooter Sam, a local hero, drove a runaway wagon with four passengers on Wyoming Street. An attempt to stop the vehicle near Second Street failed as the horses reared. Sam regained control near California Avenue after a tumble, suffering minor injuries but preserving the fares to Norris Rowe elrous and other stops.
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Serman & Reed
Norris & Rowe Elrous
Wyoming Street
Second Street
California Aren
Sam
Nexamely
Nick
Butte Briefs Highlight Local Movements and Visits
Dissenting figure Bille Gener Seifert spent the Fourth in Butte. Mrs. W. M. Harrison and her son leave for Spokane to be guests of Mrs. D. Trolty.
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Bille Gener Seifert
Butte
Senor Arias Resigns From Panama Contest
July 4 report says Senor Arias resigns his candidacy for the presidency of the Panama republic at a convention between leaders. Arias presented formal petitions to Cre aléotions states that the resignation is unconditional. News of Arias' withdrawal spreads across the country through Jos.
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Senor Arias
Panama
Rixmins’ Duratee
Loiag
Lienr de Artaa
Jose Dawingo de Ghala
Kenan
Arias
Jos
Indian in battle with breed dies. Indian badly injured
Special dispatch reports a late night clash in a tent where an Indian, involved in a dispute with a bred person, sustained severe injuries and later died. The other party, Pierre, is mentioned in relation to the incident, with a physician noting the victim’s condition.
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Breed
Miner shoots two foreigners in front of Comet saloon
Crane, a Watchman at the Coince mine new Basin, claims he shot two Finlanders after they attacked him in front of the Comet saloon Friday night. He says he fired three shots, mortally wounding one, and he acted in self defense. Coroner Denbow travels to investigate as the body is brought here for burial tomorrow.
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New Basin
Butte
Manning
Atelecie
Crim
Comet
Riday
Jett
Crane
Nin
Crang
Denbow
Tn Comet
Investikate
Wreck of Flyer Kills Four and Injures Many
Syrame New York July 4 a two engine passenger train on the Watertown and Ogdensburg line collided head on with a freight near Hoonville. Four killed and many injured. Engineers O Brien and A Lever and five men died. The wounded were taken to Utica hospital.
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Syrame
N.Y
Tome, Watertown & Og
Jensbury
Hoonville
O. O'Brien
A. Blever
Watertown
Utica Hospital
Wireless Message Heard From Various Localities
Honolulu July 4 The Wonotulu Wireless telegaph station overheard messages from Ubide in sta llang on the Pacific coast. The St Louis sailed from the port law with Secretary of the Interior Garfield aboard bound for home. The Connecticut at San Francisco relayed by the St Louis also sent a message during the voyage to Honolulu.
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Wonotulu
Ubide
Stallang
Pacific
Eavier
St. Louis
Port Law
Garfield
Connecticut
San Francisco
Atlantic
Negro Held for Theft of Thousands from Mail
Lehenstowny North Carolina July 4 police arrest a Black man naming himself Hugens Wilson suspected in the theft of $80,000 from a registered mail night in Kansas He was captured after jumping a freight train near a Central Station He had come from Cleveland and admitted travel in the West but denied involvement in the robbery.
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Lehensctady
Hugens Wilson
Norch
Kansas
New York Central
Cleveland
Chicago political figure denies nomination clarity in Denver remarks
In Denver on day four, H Hamiston Lewis of Chicago says he will not define his nomination, noting that supporters pressing his candidacy may succeed in securing the prize, while he remains noncommittal about the outcome.
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Denver
Dortiit
Cal. H. Hamiston Lewis
Chicago
Wife Wins Court Case Over Coffee Crisis
A wife writes of breaking free from coffee addiction with Postum after enduring fainting, breathlessness, and heart palpitations. She describes a physician’s warning against coffee, her husband resisting at first, and their eventual switch to Postum leading to renewed vigor and a coffee-free life.
Chicago to Ocean by Airline Route Over Lake Michigan
A Chicago to ocean balloon race began despite delays and equipment failures. The Fielding failed to lift, the Chicago balloon with 110000 cubic feet capacity launched at dusk, and the fleet sailed northeast over Lake Michigan as spectators watched from shore.
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Chicago
Ocean
Southern railways spur growth and hospital charity debated
The article traces Southern rail expansion fueling prosperity in postwar states from Louisiana to Oklahoma, with lines and towns rising as investment pours in. It notes $20,000,000 needed for immediate development, contrasts railroad growth with opposition, and covers Henry Phipps’s Baltimore donation to Johns Hopkins for a psychiatric clinic, linked to Thaw’s case and Carnegie’s stance on insanity treatment.
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Leslie
Phin
Louisiana
Crawley
Sauthern Pao
Uthve
Pluers i
Aouthern
Atlantic Coast Line
Southern Railway
Mies
Tome Hovarfy
Manry
Ha Houth
Texas
Olahoma
New York Herald
Phipps
Be. Phipps
Andrew Carnegie
Mr. Phipps
Carnegie
Pittsburg
Wixmont
Fatayala
State Board of
Treaty Extradition Discussed By Senate
The New York Sun reports Senate debate on a defense of extradition terms with Portugal allowing extradition of American murderers. Critics argue the treaty could bypass local laws and capital punishment standards, while supporters say it aligns with international norms and helps curb crime across borders.
Extradition Treaty Excludes Capital Punishment Offenses
The text discusses how the extraditable offenses exclude those carrying capital punishment. It notes Portugal’s abolition of the death penalty and assurances that no person delivered to the United States will face death. An exchange of notes on May 7 between Secretary Root and Viscount d'Almeida formed part of the treaty, with the Senate ratification referencing that death penalties would not be imposed where not allowed by the jurisdiction.
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Portugal
Toot
Wilaeter
United States
Root
Viscomide d'Alia
Senate
Unimo
Senon
Advertising waste in navy recruitment drive findings
Baltimore Amerie reports an investigation showing magazine ads yielded only a fraction of the returns of newspaper ads for navy recruitment. Editors say newspapers remain the strongest publicity channel and urge neglect of magazines as advertising costs rise.
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Synoel
Marta Nanortant
Slee Tast
Thia
Palley
Geveral
Oie Staly Deel
Omormty
Aelor
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