Leininger and Eddy Funeral Services This Friday
The funeral of A L Leininger will be held this Friday afternoon leaving 78 Main Street Meaderville at 1 30 PM for Shortridge Memorial church where Rev Jordan will conduct the service The Peter Eddy funeral leaves 413 South Montana for the Pythian castle with Rev Oliver officiating.
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A. L. Leininger
William Casey
Main Street
Meaderville
Shortridge Memorial Church
Mr. Jordan
Peter Eddy
John Green
South
Montana Street
Pythian Castle
South Matin Street
Oliver
M. J. Walsh at 125 East Park Street
M. J. Walsh located at 125 East Park Street with Bell Phone 85 listed for contact.
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Bell Phone
Coal Bid Call for Montana State Institutions
Montana invites bids to furnish coal to state institutions in Deer Lodge Helena Missoula Butte Dillon Twin Bridges Bozeman Boulder and Miles City deliveries to numerous campuses with samples and certified checks required. Bids due July 25 1912 at 2 p m with contracts awarded July 25 1913 and terms set by the state board of examiners.
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Montana
Deer Lodge
Helena
Missoula
Butte
Dillon
Twin Bridges
Bozeman
Boulder
Miles City
State Prison
State Capitol
State University
State School of Mines
State Normal School
State Orphans’ Home
State Agricultural College
State Reform School
State School For the Deaf and Blind
State
State Board of Examiners
Capitol
Mont
T. M. Swindlehurst
Secretary of State Board of Examiners
Percy Witmer
Johnson Flynn Fight Draws Sparse Crowd and Mixed Views
Fred Bell of Spokane reports from Butte on the Johnson Flynn bout seen in Las Vegas footage. He says Johnson’s rough tactics and Flynn’s errors shaped a controversial exhibition with under 5 000 fans and promoters losing money. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at the cathedral with notable honorary pallbearers.
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Fred Bell
Spokane
Butte
Las Vegas
Johnson-Flynn
Boll
Flynn
Johnson
Bell
Jeffries- Johnson
Radical changes to by laws to be submitted at convention
Denver reports radical changes proposed for the Western Federation of Miners bylaws to be discussed at Cripple Creek Colorado starting July 15. Proposals include removing the ban on long term contracts with employers after Butte local secured a five year deal with Anaconda Copper Mining. President Moyer will seek a miner home for ages and infirm and propose funding via per capita tax while urging member investment in mining properties.
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Denver
Western Federation of Miners
Cripple Creek
Colo
Butte Local
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Moyer
Masons' New Temple at Philipsburg Dedicated
Special Dispatch from Philipsburg reports the Free and Accepted Masons dedicated their new temple with ancient ceremonies. Sol Hepner of Helena led as deputy grand master with O. F. Wasmansdorff and Cornelius Hedges Jr. assisting. about 100 visiting brothers from Anaconda Missoula Hamilton Deer Lodge Butte Lewistown Drummond attended. Weather aided the event. dedication at 4 pm followed by third degree work and a banquet at Kroger's hall.
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Standard
Philipsburg
Sol Hepner
Helena
O. F. Wasmansdorff
Lewistown
Cornelius Hedges Jr
Anaconda
Missoula
Hamilton
Deer Lodge
Butte
Drummond
Kroger
Rise in death by own actions shown in 1911 statistics
New York reports figures from 100 cities indicating a rising rate of death by own action. The general rate climbed to 19.6 per 100000 last year from 17.7 in 1910, with wide city variations including San Diego Elmira Davenport Sacramento San Francisco St. Louis Denver Los Angeles led by high per capita rates.
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New York
United States
San Diego
Cal
Elmira
N. Y
Davenport
Iowa
Sacramento
San Francisco
St. Louis
Denver
Los Angeles
Chicago
Remains of Mrs Sarah Decker Arrive in Denver
The body of Mrs. Sarah Platt Decker former president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs died in San Francisco Sunday night arrived in Denver. The funeral party was met at the station by prominent public figures. The body will lie in state tomorrow from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at St Johns Episcopal Cathedral chancel with a guard of honor.
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Denver
Sarah Platt Decker
General Federation of Women's Clubs
San Francisco
Ufe
St. John’s Episcopal Cathedral
Heanor
Hot Wave Breaks After Toll of Heat
New York reports a cooler trend with a 20 degree drop from the week’s peak as temperatures reach 75 at seven tonight. Eight heat related deaths in the city and ninety five funerals in Montreal reflect the scorching spell. Hearses were in high demand and a horse died after a hearse procession.
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New York
Montreal
Quebec
Canal Diplomacy and Free Passage in Panama Debate
A dated discussion outlines possible discrimination against Canadian Mexican and Central American trade via the Panama Canal. It notes congressional push for free American vessel passage, with Britain likely to protest and The Hague as a possible last resort. Secretary Stimson asserts tolls on U.S. vessels may equal free passage.
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United States
Canada
Mexico
Central
South America
Congress
Senate Interoceanic Canals Committee
Senate
Senator Lodge
Senate Committee On Foreign Affairs
Great Britain
Taft
Stimson
Governors set time for talks with Clark and Underwood
Governor Wilson announced a three hour Saturday conference with Speaker Champ Clark at Sea Girt. Representative Underwood plans a meeting next week. Both leaders say they wish to discuss the Democrats' congress program for the remainder of the session.
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Seagirt
N. J
Wilson
Champ Clark
Underwood
Clark
Congress
Roosevelt Campaign Funded Liberal 1904 Report
The Republican National Committee raised 1.9 million dollars for Theodore Roosevelt's 1904 bid, chair George B. Cortelyou testified. He said rules barred pledges, recounting an attempted large donation rejected for seeking future diplomatic favors.
Prohibition Convention Chooses G Hinshaw as Chairman
Atlantic City July 11 The national prohibition convention elects G Hinshaw of Portland as national chairman after a day of wrangling and prayers. The platform is revised for stronger prohibition and fails to adopt a clause opposing clerical garb in schools. Hinshaw leads as attorney and intercollegiate prohibition association president.
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Atlantic City
N. J
National Prohibition Convention
G. Hinshaw
Portland
Ore
Silas Swallow
Pennsylvania
George Zurcher
Buffalo
Hinshaw
Intercollegiate Prohibition Association
Lindsey Possible as Running Mate
Enid Oklahoma July 11 Judge Ben B Lindsey of Denver telegraphed from Enid to George N Thompson and others at the national prohibition convention in Atlantic City answering a query about accepting the prohibition nomination for president He said he made promises to the progressive party and could not accept The report renews talk he might be named for vice president by the progressive Chicago convention in August but he declined to speak on the matter He cited his allegiance to the progressive party and said he would stay in the progressive fight
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The
Standard
Washington
Republican National Committee
Theodore Roosevelt
George B. Cortelyou
Senate Campaign Contributions Committee
Cortelou
Cortelyou
Beef Trust
Clapp
Tobacco Trust
Tobaco Trust
Treasury Department
Enid
Okla
Progressive Party
Ben B. Lindsey
Denver
Atlantic City
N. J
Colorado
Lindsey
Progressive
Chicago
Miner Richard Bowman Injures Leg in Park Street Fall
Richard Bowman aged 25 a miner at the Speculator mine fell over a railing on the walk at 3386 East Park street this morning bruising his left leg which was broken six months ago. He was treated at the emergency hospital.
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Richard Bowman
Speculator
Wyoming Street
East Park Street
Morris Wins Quick Bout in Sapulpa
Carl Morris ended a scheduled 15 round match with Don Comiskey early when he floored his opponent after three punches. Referee Hearns and Adjutant General Frank Canton were in the ring as Canton halted the bout and Morris was declared the winner.
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Sapulpa
Okla
Carl Morris
Don Comiskey
Chicago
Morris
Comiskey
Frank Canton
Hearns
Lorimer Attacks Critics Over Illinois Senate Fight
Lorimer accuses a conspiracy of newspapers and corporate interests of pressuring him and reveals affidavits from delegates to the Republican convention alleging offers to vote for Roosevelt. He cites Taft letters and a Chicago editor’s remarks, naming critics in the Senate as ignorant of core facts. The article notes the general election ballot size.
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Taft
Lorimer
Tood
Illinois
North Dakota
Chicago
Andrew Lawrence
Chicago American
Lawrence
Senate
Myers
Aged Woman on Trial for Murder for Second Time
In Mobile Alabama on July 11 Mary T Godau an aged woman faced a murder trial for the second time in her life. She is accused of killing her son in law Fred Wassertaben last December claiming self defense. Prosecutors plan to argue life insurance motive. Eight years earlier she was tried for killing her third husband.
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Mobile
Ala
Mary T. Godau
Fred Wasserlaben
Taft to have two extra columns on California ballots
Secretary of State Frank C. Jordan announced that California ballots for the November election will include two extra columns. The move ensures Taft will not be overlooked and will have a chance to fill a space on the ballot.
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Sacramento
Cal
Taft
California
Frank C. Jordan
Butte Briefs Highlight Local Notables and Travel
John R. Toole and R. R. Kilroy are noted Missoula residents in Butte. E. A. Edgerton visits from Prickly Pear valley. Miss Nettie Williams heads to Portland for weeks with friends. Thomas Richards returns from a month east. Miss Minnie Downing and Mrs. Anna Downing travel to Victoria. M. M. Donoghue visits Lewistown on federation business. Leona Mullins予定 Vancouver visit then coast travel. Billy Bowman joins Du Pont efforts. John Gilbert and W. T. Stodden go to Colorado for Western Federation of Miners convention in Victo r.
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John R. Toole
R. R. Kilroy
Missoula
E. A. Edgerton
Prickly Pear Valley
Butte
Nettie Williams
Portland
Thomas Richards
Minnie Downing
Anna Downing
Victoria
British Columbia
M. M. Donoghue
Montana Federation of Labor
Lewistown
Leona Mullins
Vancouver
Billy Bowman
Denver
du Pont Powder Company
Anaconda
E. P. Mathewson
John Gilbert
W. T. Stodden
Colorado
Butte Engineers’ Union
Western Federation of Miners
Victor
Witnesses Testify in McNamara Case Trial
Frank Fowler, attorney for a traction company, testifies in the afternoon session and calls A. J. Krueger’s bribery tale an infamous lie. He denies ties to the McNamara defense and notes prior work for Earl Rogers on jury selection for the Darrow trial. Also discussed are references to Franklin and recommendations from Joe Scott.
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Hawley
Parow
Franklin
Darrow
Joe Scott
Scott
McNamara
Frank Fowler
Traction Company
A. J. Krueger
Talesman
Fowler
Earl Rogers
Sheridan Sheriff Race Decided For John Owens
In Weston county Wyoming Judge Matson ruled for John Owens over Royal P Hackney. Hackney initially led by 13 votes, but a precinct was voided for illegal voting, giving Owens a 40 vote majority.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Matson
John Owens
Weston County
Royal P. Hackney
Hackney
Owens
Disbarment Hearing Details Cloud Finch Ballinger Case
Testimony in a disbarment inquiry highlights judge Hanford’s remark to Finch about proving charges or risk of disbarment. Judge Cushman defends Hanford’s conduct and outlines the Heckmann & Hanson bankruptcy proceedings with Alfred Battle detailing Ballinger’s loan involvement.
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John H. Powell
Seattle
Jerrold Landon Finch
Neckmann & Hanson
Graham
McCoy
Hanford
Finch
Richard A. Ballinger
United States
Edward E. Cushman
Alfred Battle
Heckmann & Hanson
Ballinger
Heckmann
Allinger
Uniform law favored for cold storage regulation
The American Association of State and National Food and Dairy Associations adopted a uniform cold storage measure in Seattle. It seeks enactment by state legislatures nationwide to regulate cold storage and refrigeration warehouses and the sale of stored food. A key paragraph requires compulsory labeling showing the date of entry into storage.
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Seattle
Wash
American Association of State
National Food and Dairy Associations
Population Note: Japanese More Numerous Than Hawaiians in Hawaii
The statement notes that within Hawaii, the Japanese population is nearly three times larger than the Native Hawaiian population, highlighting a significant ethnic composition detail. It references demographic distribution without citing specific dates or census data.
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Hawaii
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