Butte Growth Praised by Former Resident Visitor from Pittsburgh
Harrison E Campbell of Pittsburgh with Mrs Campbell and sons Edward and J D Campbell visits Butte to see old friend City Merchand Briggs. He recounts Butte’s rapid growth since his 1880s stay, noting changes from Missoula Gulch to Copper Street, absence of streetcars, and new mining activity while hopes to find his brother Lee Campbell and pursue health benefits for his sons. Campbell reminisces about past claims in Corbin and the area, and recalls early Montana life.
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Harrison E. Campbell
Pittepurg
Mys. Campbell
Dward H. Campbell
J. D. Campbell
Butte
J. B. Briggs
Mr. Campbell
Me. Campbell
Denver
Vislting
Scattin
Tacoma
Frisco
Campbell
Reno
Nev
West
Lee Campbell
Corbin
Baitte
Huile
Montana
Sasin
Gajena
Missoula Gulch
Walkerville
Woodmen of World insurance reform urged in Denver letter
Denver Colorado July letter from state insurance commissioner Rittenhouse to Lt. Brat head consul of Woodmen of World Pacific Jurisdiction notes mortuary fund deficits of 16816 last year, insufficient funds for expenses, and insurance rate inequities. He cites 100000 members with many in Colorado and urges stronger reserves and adequate rates to protect policy obligations. The order is solvent with 1407953 on hand, mostly in the reserve fund. Recommendations endorsed by leadership.
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Denver
Colo. Kily
Rittenhouse
Brat
Woodmen of the Word
Pacific
Yates
Golounds
My Billenhouse
Amateur Press Association elects officers at annual convention
At the eleventh annual convention of the United Amateur Press Association of America in Seattle last night officers were chosen for the coming year. Edward F. Daas of Milwaukee is president, B R Bean of Iowa first vice president, Irene Taylor of Bellingham second vice president, Louis Brechler of Milwaukee secretary, Sophia Baer of Baltimore treasurer, with Paul Cook and others as officers. The next convention will be held in Milwaukee.
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United Amateur Press Association of America
Thin City
Une
Edward
FP. Daas
Milwaukee
B. R. Bean
Iowa
Irene Taylor
Bellingham
Louis Brechler
Sophia Baer
Baltiminge
Treas
Paul Cook
Adl
Parker Towell
Seattle
Wilortan
Assassination in Yekateynburg claims gendarme captain
Report from Yekateynburg Tassia states Captain Pushkin of the gendarimodey was assassinated yesterday. He allegedly organized Jewish attacks at Valogda in October 108, causing numerous deaths. The assailants fled after wounding one policeman.
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Yekateynburg
Tassia
Wily
Pushkin
Valogda
Fuahkla
Alfred Hughes Custody Case In Oakland Detained
A confusing clip notes Alfred Hughes, a minor from Pa, held by probation authorities in Oakland after running away from home two months ago to “see the world.” custody and jurisdiction details remain unclear.
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Oakland
Tuly
Alfred Hughes
Hughes
Spokane
Hole
Bid Notice Arrives From City Office on Main Street
A fragmented public notice from North Main Street Tutto Mont lists bid details with names Wilson D. F and PD A. The text mentions final return limit and a city office at Lang City Meltot, suggesting an official bidding deadline and involved parties.
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Gregan
Suly
Tinal
Harvest of Alfalfa in Full Swing Across Montana
The harvest of alfalfa is in full swing across southern and eastern Montana with yields near two tons per acre. Early mowing is praised for boosting the next crop, while later cuts reduce first-cut yields. Drying in the windrow and a new silo stacking method are discussed to reduce labor and preserve forage quality for winter stock. Weather is favorable for haying, aiding rapid curing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Ara
Mundana
Amalt Starks
Butte Advertising Revival Amid Desert News Era
A fragmentary recounting of Butte Montana's press drought and revival after a prolonged shutdown. It notes how merchants turned to space advertising to spur business, the public craving for truthful local news, and odd parade disruptions tied to a circus disruption. The piece mentions a Sweidish showman and police seizures of circus props as part of court actions.
Four Horses Drown In Bridge Collapse
Special Dispatch reports near Hunters for Springs woolgrower John A Marlin lost a four horse wagon when a 1.5 foot rise broke a steel bridge over the Yellowstone River this morning. Three men in the wagon were in danger but rescued after the span floated to a sandbar. The Yellowstone is well above its banks. The bridge had been erected by the county four years ago at a cost of 3000.
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Standard
John A. Marlin
Hunters
Springs
Mini
Yellowstone River
Yellowstone
Another Demand by a Convicted Mayor in San Francisco
A July note from Masnr Sehmils to Auditor Hartan demanded June salary and an $800 July contingent fund. The letter warned that only orders signed by James L. Tintlagher and the acting buyer would be valid. Auditor Moyton will not approve mayoral demands without both Schinlle and Gallagher signatures.
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San Francisco
Yeetrday
Moyton
Schinlle
Gallagher
Funeral notices and obituaries from local listings
The funeral of Michael Casey brother William at 9:39 am from 153 East Center Street to a mass at 10 o'clock. Remains of Harry Seinfeld to be removed to Wish Giln's parlors for funeral at 10 am. Patrick Sullivan funeral from Sherman & Reed's mortuary chapel tomorrow at 10. Various notices include a remedy advertisement and a cabinet shop clearance at North Main.
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Michael Casey
William
East Center Street
Beaflet
Harry Seinfeld
Unds
Maaly
Avenne
Minnennalis
Sullvan
Pairigk Sullivan
Sherman & Rwed
Forest Ranger Examinations In Montana And Adjacent Towns
In July examinations for forest rangers will be held across Angesada, Bozeman, Dilleit, Helena, Kalispell, Livingston, Missoula, Netert, Sheridan, Thompson Falls and Townsend. Applicants face practical questions and a field test to prove skills for patrolling remote ranges. Requirements cover lumbering knowledge, surveying, mining, farming, and building, plus experience as peace officers. pay starts modest with promotion possible for capable workers.
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Ciitex
Angesada
Bozeman
Dilleit
Helens
Kalispell
Tivingston
Missoula
Nethert
Sheridan
National Forests of Montana
Sam
Two Men Scarred In High Ore Steam Accident Recovery Hope
John Rooney and Henry Lawrence, two of six men badly scalded in the High Ore incident, showed improvement in hospital yesterday and were resting easily last night. Recovery remains uncertain for several days. Hugh Perry and George Kirby, less severely hurt, are reported to be progressing well.
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John Rooney
Henry Lawrence
Hugh Perry
George Kirby
Woo
Fourth of July Ranch Hand Loses Fingers in Firework Accident
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports twin Bridges ranch hand Charlie Kincaid lost the left forefinger and injured two other fingers after a firecracker exploded while he attempted to ignite it on the Fourth of July at Sheridan. Other workers avoided celebration but one man awoke early to light a large cracker, triggering the fatal blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Kincaid
Larabea Torse
Alder
Iinraid Ant
Sherhlen
Wil Lono
Two Similan Accidents Result in Broken Legs
Two men, Patrick Sullivan and Deeley Nitht, suffered serious leg injuries in separate incidents yesterday afternoon on a mine site near Walkerville. Both were taken to James Hospital in critical condition and attended by doctors. The report notes their fractures and ongoing care at the hospital.
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Patrick Sullivan
Singie
Walkerville
Nota
Rook
Deeley
Tames’ Hospital
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Heinz
Genesea
Lyvey
Graham
Ceylon
Japan
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Cameron& Knowles
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Woodmen OF World
Amateut Press Offichnal
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Mortey At
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Park Sts
Butte, Mont
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Dean de
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Wheena
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Licy
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Mans Peonte
Campbell Hiro Circus
Gus Erickson
Jip
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Sweinrsl Harges
Whisker
Justioe All Let's Cour
Telekson
Walker
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Noice Department
United States
Cabinet
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North Main
Sam Wantrotany
Withereia
Rooney Ans
Lawrence Inke
Squire
South Arieana
R. J. Johannes
Eant Broadway
Butte Phono
Fr. A. Ironside
North Main Street
Pabst Blue Ribbon
Pabst
Montena Liquor Co
Park St
Butte, Phong
the Leonard Hotel
Granite
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Pelea and Large
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