Butte Miner Killed and Partner Hurt in High Ore Accidents
Thomas Cashion, 34, died instantly when a rock slab fractured his neck during timbering at 1200-foot level in the High Ore mine. His partner, Thomas N Glasgow, , sustained a severe scalp laceration and back contusions and remained hospitalized. An inquest will be held. Cashion left a wife, four children, and a Virginia City family.
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Thomas Cashion
Thomas N. Glasgow
Cashion
Glasgow
Caehion
Jullien
Sherman
Sisters’ Hospital
MacNevin
Henry Avenue
Virginia City
Nev
Russian force in Manchuria harried by Boxers near Charkin
General Grodekoff reports 200 Russians with a convoy of Chinese Christians attacked by Boxers on July 12 after leaving Telin July 7. They ran low on ammunition and faced 15,000 Boxers as Charbin defenses strain. Local governors lack authority while fanatics dominate. A North Carolina court rules a woman need not take greater care alighting a street car than a man.
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St. Petersburg
Grodekoff
Khabarovek
Telin
Charkin
Jugovitch
Charbin
Manchuria
North Carolina
Dr T G Heine Physician and Surgeon
Dr. T G Heine practices as a physician and surgeon with specialties in eye ear nose and throat venereal diseases and diseases of women. Office hours are 9 am to 12 pm 1 to 2 pm and 7 to 9 pm. Telephone 8. Located room 9 in the Hennessy Building Butte.
Man Tries to Alter Naturalization Records for a Copy
A boarding house keeper attempted to alter or obtain copies of naturalization papers for John Maki and John W Maki or Jacob Aho by presenting altered documents. Clerk Williams refused and no matching records were found. The article then quotes Montana thistle laws, detailing penalties and duties for destroying Canada and Russian thistles on private lands.
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E. Broadway
John M. Maki
Maki
John M. Aho
Williams
John W. Maki
S18
FE. Broadway
Jacob Aho
John Aho
Montana
Canada
County Commissioners
Russian Thistle Spurs Growth in Great Falls
Reports from county and city areas note a rise in Russian thistle prevalence. A resident brought a vivid specimen found along Third Avenue North, showing the weed thriving despite dry conditions and prolonged heat. Residents are urged to act.
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Great Falls
Standard Office
Third Avenue
Montana
Granted a Divorce in Great Falls
Louis Dalthorpe was granted a decree of divorce from Dora Dalthorpe on scriptural grounds this morning in Great Falls.
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Great Falls
Louis Dalthorpe
Dora Dalthorpe
Dauniat and Lindblad WedLicense Granted
Great Falls July 24 Walter Dauniat and Lyda Lindblad were this morning granted a license to wed.
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Great Falls
Walter Dauniat
Lyda Lindblad
Northern Montana Office Ad Rates Furnished on Request
Northern Montana Office of the Standard sits in the Bach Cory lock opposite the Ark Hotel in Great Falls. Advertising rates are available on application.
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Montana
The
Standard
Bach-Cory Lock
Great Fails
Ark Hotel
Wounded Italian says he was set up by mob
Great Falls July 24. John Carlson foreman of Dahlberg’s crew was shot in the chest and hospitalized with a bullet wound. John DeSanti, an Italian laborer, says a drunken mob insulted him and he fired in self defense. DeSanti was arrested and remanded to custody after appearing before Judge Sullivan.
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Great Falls
Benton
John Carlson
Dahlberg
John DeSanti
Lize
Carlson
DeSanti
Sullivan
Boy Shot Through Hands Loses Right Hand
Dr. BF Crutcher of Great Falls learns his 14 year old son Hamilton Crutcher was accidentally shot through both hands in Tacoma. No details given. He travels to Tacoma to be with the boy as doctors decide on amputation of the right hand.
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Great Falls
BF. Crutcher
Tacoma
Hamilton Crutcher
Crutcher
Hamilton
Ranch and Livestock Deal Near Great Falls
A deal worth about 25000 dollars transfers a ranch and livestock to Jamison Bros and J B Long from the estate of Frank Wa. The transaction closes a significant addition to their holdings in the Great Falls area.
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Great Falla
Jamison Bros
J. B. Long
Sesha property sale on the Marias and butte water crew needed
The Sesha property on the Marias sold by head age based prices for sheep with lambs wethers and older categories. Ranch land sold by the acre with improvements appraised by three appraisers. Possession slated around October 1. Also a job listing seeks 100 men for Butte Water Co. near Divide at $3.00 daily.
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Sesha
Marias
Benton Press
Butte Water Co
Divide
Winters
Parson
Boomer
GREAT FALLS NOTES
Co B Power of Helena arrived this morning. Daisy Wilson of Deer Lodge is visiting. W E Philips and son came from Helena to aid Helena maroons rooting. W A Hedges of Yale Fergus county returned from Helena. Mr and Mrs William McClean pass through to Gilt Edge after a wedding tour. Myrtle Hawthorne finished Stanford teaching term and returned home. Mrs R W King of Neillsville Wis leaves for Gilt Edge to visit her son E W King. Herman Albrecht, former Great Falls resident, to return and join his brother William Albrecht in August as partner.
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Co. B. Power
Helena
Mies Daisy Wilson
Deer Lodge
W. E. Philips and Son
Stanford
R. W. King
Neillsville
Wis
Gilt Edge
E. W. King
Gilt Edge Mining Company
Herman Albrecht
Chicago
William Albrecht
Albrecht
Haying underway as grass dries in Great Falls area
Chateau Montanian reports ranchers in the Great Falls region are haying amid light crops except where irrigated. Despite some hay surplus, ranchers anticipate adequate winter supply while noting prairie fires and drying ranges impact grazing prospects.
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Great Falls
Water department June financial report Great Falls
The Great Falls water department reports June receipts totaling $2,067.45 for payroll and penalties, and $2,428.80 income from the plant. Disbursements for operations were $1,115.30 with $126 for repairs, totaling $12,192.09 after adjustments and charges. Loss after interest on bonds: $148.95 for June and $2,221.04 since January 1.
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Great Falls
Water Department of
Daily pumpage and costs for June data summary
June pumpage reached 2,666,080 gallons at the high and 1,197,920 at the low with an average of 1,919.95. Coal used was 151.9 tons equals 2.6 tons per million gallons at a cost of 4.70 per million gallons. Total cost per million gallons was 46 while revenue per million gallons was 3. Total pumpage in June was 57,588,350 gallons with a six month average of 36,437,816 and year to date averages to date.
Goddess of Liberty Seen Over Going to the Sun Peak
July 24 report notes the snowy figure of the Goddess of Liberty on Going to the Sun peak near St. Marys lake visible to newcomers. The Dupuyer Acantha mentions enduring watchfulness over copper leads and a new miner’s activity bringing a smile to her countenance for miles around.
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Liberty
St. Mary's Lake
Dupuyer Acantha
Royal divorce granted in North Dakota to Swedish royal kin
A North Dakota judge issues the first divorce to a royal family member. The cousin of the king of Sweden was opposed by friends and the king did not approve. The wife, living incognito in Grand Forks for over a year, sought the divorce. Halverson’s current address is unknown and he did not attend the trial.
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Chicago
Grand Forks
N. D
North Dakota
Fiske
Sweden
Halverson
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