Rich Copper Deposits Promised Near Saltese Monitor Richmond Claims
Mining notes from Missoula report Monitor-Richmond group near Saltese showing 10 feet of solid ore on the 200 foot level with 28 percent copper and gold byproduct. A Scotch syndicate controls Bitter Root, planning a large electric smelter and tram to run six miles to feed near Monitor, Wampum, Le Pol, Log Cabin and Welch.
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Missoula
Coeur d'Alene
Missoula County
Monitor-Richmond Group
Bitter Root Mining Company
America
Richmond
Monitor-Richmond
Scotch
Bitter Root Company
St. Regis
Saltese
Wampum
le Pol
Log Cabin
Welch
Bitter Root
Dag Wendel
Columbus
Ohio
Monitor Richmond
K. W. Conrad
Bala Mountain Mining Company
le Kol
Old Masonic Fraud Against It Again
Missoula reports Charles McCulley, the Masonic impostor known from Helena, was arrested by Officer Ed Martin on West Front street after a brief spree. He admitted being advertised in Masonic circles but was surprised to be recognized, claiming lodge ties in New Jersey and asking Marons for money.
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Missoula
Charles McCulley
Montana
Helena
Omcer Ed Martin
McCulley
West Front
Martin
New Jersey
Marons
Honolulu
Minnesota
Garrett Doing Well At Railroad Hospital
Missoula July 12 Robert Garrett injured last evening by falling from a Bitter Root train near Bitter Root is recovering at the Northern Pacific hospital. The fracture in his right arm is a compound one reduced by Dr Bueckley and wired. Garrett is an old timer and many in the state will be glad to hear he is doing well.
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Missoula
Robert Garrett
Bitter Root
Northern Pacific
Bueckley
Garrett
Funeral for Will Martin Held in Missoula
The funeral of Bill Martin will be held tomorrow at the Catholic church in Missoula. His sister Mrs Ther riault from Kalispell arrived in the city this evening. The coroner's jury completed its examination of witnesses to the drowning and returned a verdict in line with the circumstances of Martin's death.
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Missoula
Bill’ Martin
Therriault
Kalispell
Martin
Missoula Hands Hamilton a Shutout in Big Turnout
Missoula defeated Hamilton 8 to 0 in seven to nine innings as the largest crowd of the season watched the Western Montana champions. Campbell, Mettermick, Corbin, and M Anderson led Missoula with strong hitting and sharp fielding while Hamilton pitcher Steele fanned seven in a fine showing.
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Missoula
Hamilton
Missouri
Campbell
Mettermick
Little Corbin
Fred Smith
M. Anderson
Anderson
Hughie Campbell
Kelly
Babe Kennedy
Warren
Carpenter
Steele
Peidochuia Ose
Hamilton Ono
Ohaan
Corbin
Breese
Andrews
My Steele
Torbin
Hood River Berries at P. M. Reillys
Mail orders invited for Hood River berries offered at P. M. Reillys with delivery or pickup details through the Golden Rule in Missoula.
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Hood River
Missoula
No Saloon License Rejected for Stevensville Hotel
Stevensville town council refused Joan H. Downey of Missoula a retail liquor license for the Hotel Stevensville lease to take effect Aug 1. A special meeting followed a petition against the license. vote carried 2 to 1 against by Aldermen Burk and co. with Dowling absent. The clerk warned of a possible lawsuit over bankruptcy.
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Stevensville
Joan H. Downey
Missoula
Stevensvillee
Buck
Scent
Dowling
Kahn
Goodfried
Ted Alderman
Burk
Rages
Missoula Notes and Travel Talk Echoes
MISSOULA NOTES report Dr Jacob Mills of Helles will preach at the Methodist church near Sunday. Miss Bessie Lyal of Livingston visits in the city as guest of Mrs Charles Howard. An Athletic Monthly editor spoke at Smith college commencement decrying travel misfortune and a jaded millionaire abroad lacking language and knowledge, a homesick, listless figure.
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Jacob Mills
Helles
Bessie Lyal
Livingston
Charles Howard
Syracuse Post-Standard
Athletic Monthly
Smith College
Europe
Paris
Dresden
Florence
Moment of pants and pride in a life of honors
The speaker recalls a peak moment, the first pants, surpassing all trophies from football to boxing and a vote of thanks in congress. He remembers social triumphs, dances, and kissing the Blarney Stone, but none match the joy of that early, personal milestone.
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Potentate
Littleton
Iona Island Sells to Chartreuse Monks for Monastic Work
The Duke of Argyll sells Iona Island in the Hebrides to Carthusian monks famous for Chartreuse liqueur. Monks plan to resume cordial manufacture and pursue religious devotion on the historic site connected to St Columba. Remains span medieval abbey, St Oran’s chapel, and Norse-era ruins.
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Chicago Chronicle
Duke of Argyll
Iona
Hebrides
Iona Island
United Kingdom
Mull
Kolmkill
St. Columba
Ireland
Scotland
St. Oran’s
Norway
Duncan
St. Martin's Cross
Western Isles
Europe
Blind Man Fills In For Missing Fan At Baseball Game
A man explains he stands in for the blind fan known as the Blind Man who has gone out to view the baseball game. He volunteers to take his place until the Blind Man returns, signaling a playful moment at the ballpark.
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Europe
Syracuse
Modern French girls and the shift from marriage control
A historical view notes French girls long forbidden to act beyond marriage. Dress and behavior once signaled maiden status. Now same attire and social behavior blur lines between married and single. Parents worry changes may fix old evils but create new concerns for daughters' futures.
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France
Defiant General Uses Troops to Rescue Soldier in Las Vegas
General Young once commanded a cavalry unit at Fort Union New Mexico. In Las Vegas he interrupted a court trial by arriving with about a dozen troopers unmounted to escort a soldier named Murphy. The officer led Murphy from the courthouse then back to the fort amid stunned officials and local outrage.
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B. M. Young
United States Army
Fort Union
Tan Vegas
N.M
Las Vows
Las Vegasa
Colonel Young
Iis
Murphy
Justice of the Peace
Young
Las Vegas
Washington
Onion cure: three doses from onions claimed to heal colds
A historical note describes three onion cures for colds: a liberal onion diet, onion plasters, and onion syrup. It details onion breakfast and lunch menus, the hot onion plaster applied to the chest overnight, and the belief that onions indoors and out could chase away a cold.
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Italy
Spain
Topeka Flood Eyewitness Details Destruction
Eyewitness Pat Devlin recalls the North Topeka flood tearing a barn away and washing possessions downstream. A family mourns a lost boy carried four miles by a pet cow as waters rose, while 312 planes are counted destroyed and pianos wrecked beyond repair across the flood zone.
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Pat Devlin
North Topeka
Pat
Topeka
Port Blunder Fort Montgom erys failed boundary fort tale
A historical note recalls Port Montgomery Fort on the 45th parallel near Lake Champlain that was abandoned after a surveying error placed the line south of the fort. Built after the War of 1812 to guard the lake entrance, it remained unmanned and was later used only for basic maintenance duties.
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United States
Washington
Fort Montgomery
Lake Champlain
Rouse’s Point
Canada
New York
Webster-Ashburton
Manifested in Various Ways Jean Table Talk
The onion cure may not appeal to the esthetic but many report it restores a worn system to normal. the article notes three observed effects and hints at broader acceptance among readers.
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Jean Table
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