Healing Power of Wallace Hadley Draws Pleas for Help
New York July 5. Special Correspondence. Professor Wallace Hadley, famed for panopathy and physiactrics, claims a universal cure power and says he treats patients at home or in their cities. He cites letters from clergy and patients praising cures and offers free home treatments by letter.
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New York
Wallace Hadley
Amuel Sutton
Illiamsburg
Bright
C. M. Weston
Barnegat
N. J
T. Harris
Harwood
Tex
M. D
Broadway
Parsifal Fad Draws Butte Readers To Wagner Tale
An authority on Wagnerian music explains Parsifal's legend as Parsifal mania sweeps the East and Butte plans a matinee focusing on Parsifal music. The Innes band will perform scenes from Parsifal next Tuesday at Broadway theater with Henry W. Savage Grand Opera to present an English version early next season.
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Butte
Innes Band
Henry W. Savage Grand Opera Company
United States
Henrick Conreid
Impressario
Henry W. Savage
America
Frederick Neil Innes
Innes
Conreid and Savage
Richard Wagner
Wagner
Beyruth
Joseph of
Arimathea
Christ
Titurel
Vizigoth
Spain
Montsalvat
Lohengrin
Sangrail
Amfortas
Klingsor
Order of the “Sangrail
Knights of the Grail
Parsifal
The
Grail
Gurnemanz
Kling
Kundry
Broadway Theater
Margaret Theater
Anaconda
Lewis and Clark Exposition Rates
From Butte to Portland and return 30 dollars tickets on sale daily with a 90 day limit. Stopovers allowed as desired. Read by Northern Pacific railway. Also round trip tickets to San Francisco 51.50 and Los Angeles 56.90 with same limits. W H Merriman general agent.
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Butte
Portland
Portland Exposition
Northern Pacific Railway
Pioneer Line
Northwest
Spokane
Seattle
Tacoma
San Francisco
Los Angeles
W. H. Merriman
Cement Walks Bid Lets Livingston Firm Win Big Timber Contract
Big Timber city council accepted the bid from Livingston Concrete Manufacturing for cement walks at 19.5 cents per square foot and crosswalks at 26 cents, with cast iron plates at $6 each. The contract will start immediately and be rushed to completion.
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Big Timber
B. Hager
Livingston
Livingston Concrete Manufacturing Company
Two Miracles Company
Minneapolis
Bennett
Miles City
Baby recovers after near drowning in bucket
The 10 month old son of Mr and Mrs W R Hawes near Hall fell head first into a bucket of water and was found apparently dead. After 45 minutes of CPR by rescuers the baby regained consciousness five hours later and is now doing well.
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Sor
Klingsor
Parsifal
Amfortas
Kundry
Anon
Gurnemanz
Brotherhood
Titurel
Standard Hall
W. R. Hawes
Salt Lake Excursion From Butte July Ticker
The Short Line announces a July 15 excursion to Salt Lake City. Two trains depart Butte at 2 45 a m and 5 p m, with arrival times 7 30 p m and 8 30 a m respectively. Sleeping cars available after 9 30 p m. Reserve berths at 105 North Main Street Butte. H C Wilson D F and P A.
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Short Line
Utah
Butte
Salt Lake
Short Line City Ticket Office
North Main Street
Mont
H. C. Wilson
D. F
P. A
Gambling Houses Face Regular Fines In Lewistown
Five Lewistown gambling houses appeared in police court as city attorney filed complaints. Each proprietor was fined 200 dollars, with payments recurring quarterly, totaling 800 dollars per year per house and 4,000 dollars annually from all five.
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Lewistown
Black Jack Miller Held For Stealing Horse
Billings July 8 John Miller known as Black Jack faced a preliminary examination before Justice Mann for stealing a horse from James Boyd. He was bound over to district court with $750 bond he could not post. Indian Alexander Brien had been arrested but proved he bought the horse from Miller and was discharged. Court records note Miller’s prior penitentiary terms.
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Standard
Billings
John Miller
Black Jack
Proceedings Dropped Over Cyanide Precipitate Case
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Philipsburg reports cyanide precipitates taken by Whitworth and Hughes from the Smith mill on Rock creek were returned to Smith and all proceedings dropped. They allege Smith was present during the theft and that Smith guaranteed an 85 percent saving on the 81 tons run, but Smith incurred a debt for ore treatment.
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Standard
Philipsburg
Whitworth
Hughes
Smith Mill
Rock Creek
Smith
Wealthy Hull found dead at Union Club in Chicago
Leverett L. Hull of Hull & Co. coal and coke dealers was found dead in his Union Club room in Chicago. Dr W A D Montgomery cites heart disease, noting a bottle of corrosive sublimate found, but friends doubt suicide. Montgomery said the chemical was prescribed as a skin lotion.
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Chicago
Leverett L. Hull
Hull & Co
Union Club
W. A. D. Montgomery
Hull
Telephone promotion at 52 East Broadway
A brief ad highlights time and money savings from using the telephone for small users with low rates. It directs readers to call 500 or see the manager at the Tele phone building, 52 East Broadway.
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Telephone
East Broadway
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H. W. Phillips
Louisville, Ky
Grand Opera
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McCarrol
West Broadway
M. E. Hughes
Utah Avenue
Butte, Mont
Arizona Street
Crain
Pennsylvania
Block
Henderson
ABAS
Tel Ett
Henderson Bros. CO
West Park
Lutey’s
Booth’s
FANGY
Lewis and Clark Exposition
Great Northern Railway
F. I. Whitney
J. Paul, Minn
J. G. Nash
C. P
T. A
DAL
S. Hirsch & CO
Kansas City
DR. Dodd
West Park Street
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