Woman Chooses Between Husband and Other Man
Missoula July 14. C L Wilcox of Anaconda returns with J R Bennett after wife ran away to Spokane. Sheriff Campbell holds both men and wife in county jail. Wilcox pleads for reconciliation while Bennett claims stronger affection. Complaints to be filed in Justice Philips court for illegal cohabitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
C. L. Wilcox
Anaconda
Spokane
J. R. Bennett
Bennett
Campbell Wilcox
Wilcox
Campbell
Justice Philips’ Court
Colored Porter Resents Abuse of Lumberjacks
Missoula July 14 A lumberjack named McDougal and a woods friend abused the colored porter at the Southern saloon. The porter fought back and McDougal was knocked through a stained glass window sustaining cuts. McDougal’s friend clashed, was knocked down, and fled. The porter was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Beihl as witnesses testified the porter acted in the right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
McDougal
Beihl
Funeral Held For Clark Child In Missoula
The funeral of the Clark child from Missoula was held today at 2 30 PM at the family home on River Street. Rev Van Engelen of the Baptist church conducted the service. The infant, who drowned yesterday in the Cobban Dinsmore irrigation ditch, was mourned by friends visiting from the Bitter Root valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Samuel Clark
River Street
van Engelen
The
Baptist Church
Cobban-Dinsmore
Etter Root
Stranger James Serling Dies in Missoula Hospital
James Serling, a stranger from Wordenhoff & Co. at St. Regis, died in Sisters' Hospital after arriving ill in Missoula. He gave no clues to identity or relatives, and funeral plans are postponed until contact is made. Undertaker Lucy is handling the body and awaiting word from St. Regis contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
James Serling
Wordenhoff & Co
St. Regis
Sisters’ Hospital
Lucy
Senator Thomas C Platt Birthday Note From New York
New York July 14 Senator Thomas C Platt will celebrate his twenty fourth birthday tomorrow He relaxed in a Morris chair at his Elmendorf apartments 133 West Eleventh Street and spoke with a reporter He plans a quiet birthday trip to Manhattan Beach for rest and reflection amid memories of a long political career.
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New York
Thomas C Platt
Morris
Elmendorf
West Eleventh Stree
Platt
Manhattan Beach
Oriental Hotel
Oriental
West Eleventh Street
Japanese Endeavorers Hold Notable Seattle Meeting
The General Secretary Shaw called a large gathering of Japanese Endeavorers in Seattle one of the most notable Christian Endeavor meetings yet. Speakers from America welcomed the group in their language and plans were announced to hold a convention in Japan in a few years. Dr Francis R Clark praised global participation and evangelistic zeal.
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Seattle
Shaw
Christian Endeavor
Eindeavorers
America
United States
Christian Endeavor Society
Japan
Francis R. Clark
Society
William Phillips Hall
New York
Mitchell Visits Denver to Meet the Operators
John Mitchell president of the United Mine Workers of America arrived in Denver to attend the conference between miners and Wyoming operators. The strike demand seeks a 15 percent increase. Mitchell expressed confidence in the Idaho trial defendants Moyer Haywood and Pettibone, stating they would be acquitted.
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Denver
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Wyoming
Mitchell
Moyer
Haywood
Pettibone
Idaho
Steunenberg
Olive Do You Believe Quick Lunch Habits Hurt Heart
Violet notes a humorous quick lunch counter habit linked to Tom's romantic misfortune. He fell in love with a waitress, a witty vignette from the June Smart Set.
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Violet
Tom
Fragmented remark on China name and traits
The passage notes that individuals in China show diverse, intense demonstrations and that as a group the nation resembles turbulence. It remarks that a fitting name for China has never been assigned, ending mid sentence with the continuation implied.
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China
The National of Noises in Chinese Life
The text lists several epithets for China the Yellow kingdom and Celestial empire, noting no single label fits best. It argues noise is central to Chinese life, cultivated for centuries by Chinese talent, and that concept, development, and execution yield many new varieties and scores of new species.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellow Kingdom
Child Slaves Plentiful in English Trades, Inspector Says
July 14 report from Nottingham cites Miss Squire, House of Commons evidence, describing children as young as four starting lace work and six year olds seen at it. Children 12 earn several shillings weekly while home workers in Birmingham metal trades sort small articles. A widow shirt maker earned 6s to 8s weekly at very low prices, supplying own cotton.
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Nottingham
Squire
House of Commons
Howe
Birmingham
Russian gunboat warns cod fisher 8 N Castle near Siberia
The bark 8 N Castle captained by A Pedersen arrived in San Francisco reporting a boarding by the Russian gunboat Mandjur. Papers were seized and the vessel warned to stay 30 miles from shore or risk confiscation. Officers and crew were said to be taken to Petropavovsk in irons.
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San Francisco
N. Castle
A. Pedersen
Siberia
Mandjur
Petropavovsk
Fairbanks Enjoys Puget Sound Yacht Cruise In Tacoma
Vice President Charles K. Fairbanks spent a quiet Sunday in Tacoma after arriving by Chester Thorne’s private yacht El Primero. A welcoming party from Tacoma joined the four hour cruise around Puget Sound from Seattle to Tacoma.
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Tacoma
Charles K. Fairbanks
Chester Thorne
el Primero
Dinner Invitation Dilemma Cited by Husband and Wife
A husband argues against accepting the Pinktons invitation dinner fearing an inability to reciprocate. The wife counters noting they must respond to avoid revealing their motive. The exchange frames social propriety and reciprocity pressures within a domestic dialogue.
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Pinktons
Roosevelt Expected to Reenter Public Life
A Milwaukee Sentinel item asks what Mr. Roosevelt will do after retirement and suggests he may re-enter public life rather than retire from public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Milwaukee Sentinel
Mr. Roosevelt
Trial in Hahnville tests Italian violence sweep in Louisiana
The small Hahnville village gears for a major criminal trial over an attempted kidnapping and murder of Walter Lamana, an eight year old New Orleans boy. Ten suspects face charges including four Italians with two more to be tried later, while Gov Blanchard logs a special session and militia threat. Ignacio Campisciano leads the case, reportedly coaxed by a brutal coercion to reveal the crime amid a swamp jungle manhunt.
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Hahnville
Louisiana
Walter Lamana
New Orleans
Blanchard
Ignacio Campisciano
Campisciano
North British railway line over Forth bridge cost per mile
The most expensive rail line is the North British railway over the Forth bridge. The four mile stretch including approaches cost about 4,000,000 dollars per mile to construct.
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North British Railway
Forth Bridge
Rock feller Appears in Two Places at Once Reportedly
From the Philadelphia Inquirer, it notes that John D. Rockfeller is described as being in two places simultaneously as scholars study disappearance while process servers fail to reach him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
John D. Rockfeller
Missoula Enacts Eight MPH Speed Ordinance For Cars
Chief of Police Fred Miller moves to curb reckless driving in Missoula based on resident complaints and city council remarks. The new ordinance limits speeds to eight miles per hour within city limits and requires motorists to slow for horse-drawn vehicles and at crossings, with fines up to 100 dollars or 60 days in jail per offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Fred Miller
Higgins Avenue
City of Missoula
Racing Matinee Goes On Despite Warning at Missoula Track
Missoula July 14 The racing matinee advertised for today was held despite expected action to stop it. A fair weather crowd attended and a vigorous lineup of events pleased local racing enthusiasts. Local horses performed well on the program.
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Missoula
Missoula Race Track
Marlowe
Heat Blew Up Cleveland Pavement In Sudden Explosions
Extreme heat in Cleveland caused two south side street sections to explode with force. At Kenilworth and West Eleventh a 1000 square feet area of pavement vaulted and bricks shattered, with a horse trough displaced. At Jefferson and Tremont similar upheaval occurred, drenching bricks into the air and blocking crossings. A druggist, H D Flan dermeyer, was knocked from his chair as bricks rained about. Fire crews cleared the damaged roadways, noting concave crossings with air spaces beneath.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Kenilworth Avenue
St. W
West Eleventh Street
Jefferson Avenue
S. W
Tremont Street
H. D. Flandermeyer
Morgan Dimes for Million Dollar Art Collection
J P Morgan is negotiating to acquire a three million dollar art collection. He has ample funds and could purchase a quarter of beef if he wished.
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Nashville American
J. P. Morgan
Few Women Ride Astride in Dear Old Rotten Row
London July 14 The push to adopt riding astride among women seems to have failed with only one rider seen in Rotten Row yesterday and experts doubt it will gain ground. Merits cited favoring sidesaddle include a prettier line and grip for jumping while concern is raised about knee wear and muscle development. Some masters foresee possible future interest as young women grow older but expect current fashion to fade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Knightsbridge
Salvation Army Sees Paper Drive Boost From Gas Use
The Kansas City Star notes nat ural gas in Kansas City aids the Salvation Army by reducing coal stove use and increasing paper collection. Adjutant A. Traub says families save old papers, lifting collections by a third to about a ton daily, shipped to a Marseilles paper mill.
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The
Kansas City Star
Salvation Army
Adjutant A. Traub
Army
Marseilles
Lost his situation prompts call from working-class suitor
Dialogue reveals class tension as a mother and child debate a man named Jack. The boy asks if Jack can call, hinting at romantic interest, while the mother explains Jack has fallen from his social rank and no longer belongs to their class despite not inheriting a fortune.
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MR. Wilcox
MR. Bennett
Cenfer
Clark Child
Pacific Coast Condensed Milk CO
Dept. 59
Seattle, Wash
U.S. A
Estern Montana National Bank
Missoula, Mons
G. A. Wolf
John C. Lehlon
J. H. T. Ryman
M. L. Golden
Missoula, Mont
Thomas C. Platt
Deavorers
Avention
Nation OF Noises
Fairbanks
State of
Reilly's
Montana
Northern Pacific
Northern Pacific Railway
A. M. Cleland
St. Paul, Minn
Butte’s
Owsley
Big Blackfoot Milling Co
Bonner
Bonner, Mont
New Wash
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Mercantile Department
Hamilton, Montana
H. Hazelton
Mont
Braggis
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