Priest from Kentucky Lectures Montana on Socialism
Father T. McGrady of Bellevue Kentucky, head of St Anthony's parish, tours Montana discussing socialism as the worker’s remedy. He argues political anarchy may follow industrial imbalance and contends the ballot will empower the majority to govern. He remains in good standing with the church and continues his parish duties between talks. The Jefferson House in Whitehall advertises lodging.
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Father T. McGrady
Bellevue
Montana
St. Anthony's Parish
Kentucky
Sumer
Father McGrady
The
Finlen
Boyle Roach
Mr. Debs
Widow Threatened Walsh and Influenced Suicide Verdict
The coroner ruled John Walsh died of carbolic acid taken with suicidal intent. Witnesses say Mrs. Nellie Jones threatened Walsh in Miller's saloon and that Walsh agreed to support her housing. Jones denies intimate relations. Walsh’s body awaits interment as awaited telegrams arrive.
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John Walsh
Nellie Jones
Walsh
John Cahill
Arches to Span San Francisco Chief Streets
The project envisions arches spanning major streets in San Francisco as architectural marvels built entirely from California materials. Each main arch would be 70 feet wide and A& feet high, with ivorylike exteriors and lavish statecrafted adornments including garlands, wreaths of light, and numerous emblems and banners.
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San Francisco
California
June Fire Department Report Shows 10 Alarms
The June fire report notes 10 alarms responded to, with total loss $105 and insurance coverage of $108,500 on properties valued at $165,000. Department expenses reached $3,584.23, including $3,288.18 for salaries and $346.05 for incidentals. Chief Sanger was laid up for a week, delaying the report.
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Sanger
Great Northern fares and weekend specials listed
The notice lists Basin and return $1.50 Boulder and return $1.50 Alhambra and return $2.30 with travel on Saturday or Sunday and return Monday Basin and return $1.00 Boulder and return $1.00 for Sundays only. Ticket office 41 North Main Street and depot.
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Basin and Return
Boulder and Return
Alhambra
North Main Street
Firemen Quell Rubble Blaze Ignited by Workmen
Workmen on the Pennsylvania block set fire to a pile of rubbish yesterday, causing a blaze that threatened to get out of control. The fire department arrived and extinguished the flames using chemical agents.
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Pennsylvania
Midsummer Election Tests Annexation for Butte Suburbs
Tomorrow residents in three districts near Butte vote on annexation to the city under county supervision. Support cites police fire sewer and sanitation benefits. opposition warns of higher taxes. Three precinct polling sites listed with 8 am to 6 pm polling hours.
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Butte
Board of County Commissioners
Montana
West Side
Lewishon Street
Galena Street
May and
Ophir Streets
Iron Street
Ophir
Mercury Street
Broadway
Watson and
Walker Avenues
Big Butte
West Park Street
West Silver Street
Union Hall
Talbot Arenu
Memphis Embalming Fluid Claimed To Preserve Bodies Indefinitely
Charles B. Lewis, now in Memphis, asserts a new embalming fluid can preserve human and animal bodies for ages. Demonstrations at Memphis Medical College show specimens staying lifelike, odorless, and colorfast, with two fluids for preservation and petrification. Lewis plans to seek government recognition in Washington.
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Memphis
Tenn
Charles B. Lewis
Chicago
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Illinois State Board of Health
Memphis Medical College
Lewis
E. E. Francis
Washington
Rescued After 24 Hours Buried in 52-Foot Well
Isaac Chitwood was trapped for a full day at the bottom of a 52-foot well on Lane Townsend’s farm near Martinsville Indiana. A caving arch of stones formed around him as he clung to a rope, keeping enough air for survival until 8 a m rescue. He suffers a head cut and weakness but lives.
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Martinsville
Ind
Isaac Chitwood
Lane Townsend
Townsend Farm
Townsend
Chitwood
Joseph Prather
Prather
Moy Sam Marries in Indianapolis Amid Chinese Community Feast
Moy Sam and his American bride celebrated their marriage in Indianapolis with a citywide banquet. The couple now begins housekeeping as Chinese residents discuss expected domestic challenges, citing Pang Yim’s earlier American wife and her controversial trip to China and back under tense scrutiny.
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Indianapolis
Moy Sam
China
Pang Yim
Hongkong
America
Vancouver
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Father Wgrady
Edy
Jefferson
W. W. McCall
Whitehall, Mont
Knights of
Pythias
Knights of Pythias
Grand Lodge
Wty
Pereale
Lgit Bedford
Fresh News
Oxfords
Burt & Packard and Snow
Oxford Southern
Vici Kid
Symons
du Barry
Dolly Warren
Great Northern Railway
MR. and
Mrs
Moy
Sam
Envy
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