Miners Ready for Big Election in Australian System
The Butte miners union held a close election for officers to serve six months under the Australian system. Voters chose judges and clerks amid tight margins, with Dan Holland and Jacob Oliver among president candidates and Don Shea among vice presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiners’ Union
Butte
Joe Shannon
Dan Sullivan
Mike Shea
John Powers
Dennis Monaghan
Dan Holland
Jacob Oliver
Robert Crane
John Harrington
Don Shea
James Harbor
Joseph Guelti
Dennis Murphy
John D. Brennan
Tom O'Brien
John Vickers
Dave Powers
John M. Murphy
John Lynch
Henry Ratcliffe
Herbert Downing
Dan F. Mirkish
John Turner
James J. Sheehan
Dan Connell
Tom Duigan
Mike Nearny
William Magill
Pat Cantwell
Max Marvin
John F. Cleary
Maurice Sullivan
Frank Harrington
Jerry Egan
Nick Drummey
John Hanley
John Drincoll
W. A. Willis
Phil Christian
Phil Duffy
Gus Anderson
James R. Robinson
M. J. @ifford
Joe Bradley
A. K B. Cox
Lou Stansler
William Shields
Thomas B. Cox
Frank Curran
Elmer Koskinen
George Dolan
Mike Brummy
William Stoddart
Pete Marren
Hygienic living offers hope for longevity
From the Youth's Companion, asthma is described as extremely irritating and deadly in effect. The piece notes sufferers endure dire symptoms and may die of old age rather than the disease. It discusses the harsh, fearsome experiences of an asthmatic seizure and the struggle for breath and dignity.
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Hiie
Stabbed Hog Butcher Near Saratoga Gulch Dies Not
Haycock a hog buther at the slaughter house on Saratoga Gulch suffered a severe leg wound while bleeding from a femoral artery after a hog kicked during slaughter. Dr Sievers sent him to St James hospital where he neared collapse but doctors expect possible recovery and warn the leg may be lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Join Haycock
Bitcher
Sarstoga Gulch
Tie
Mayceck
Hayseck
Sievers
St. James Hospital
Miner Dead After Fall at East Gray Rock Mine
Jamee Sweenie a miner of 54 East Broadway died in a mining accident at the East Gray Rock mine. He worked on the 1 900 level and fell about four feet into a chute. His body was recovered shortly after midnight and identified as coal.
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Jamee Sweenie
East Broadway
East Gray Rock
Man Threats Arrests Reported on South Colorado
E. D. Owen is alleged to have threatened to kill P. J. Newstrum on South Colorado avenue and was arrested on the charge of making threats. William Smith was arrested on complaint of John Johnson for a beating before police arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Owen
P. J. Newstrum
Colorado Avenue
William Smith
John Johnson
Smith
Johnson
Gaelic Player Sullivan Injured In Wolfe Tones Match
John Sullivan of the Wolfe Tones suffered a broken collar bone in Monday's Gaelic football game against Anaconda. He returned home to 17 East Quartz Street after getting the bone set at St. James' Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sullivan
Wolfe Tones
Anaconda
East Quartz Street
St. James’ Hospital
Kaiser Fails to Review Troops at Potsdam
Potedam May 31 The abscess on Emperor William’s right wrist is healing and doctors voice satisfaction With treatment He stays at the new palace where King Albert of Belgium who arrived yesterday is being entertained For the first time in his reign the emperor missed the annual garrison review at Potsdam Crown Prince Frederick William attended in his stead
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Potedam
William
Albert
Belgium
Potsdam
Frederick William
Life’s quip on a minister editor’s heaven odds
In a witty exchange, a minister who served briefly as an editor is teased about his afterlife prospects. The retort notes that his short editor stint left heaven’s balance imperfect, implying only a partial fairness to his fate.
Mrs Quinn Tracks Wanderer Arthur Quinn in Butte
Arthur Quinn, a 19 year old from Missoula, traveled to Butte for a night of revelry with two young ladies. His mother, after learning of his whereabouts, enlisted police help and located him outside the police station. Arthur accompanied by his companions was escorted home by his mother and officers.
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Arthur Quinn
Missoula
Butte
Pipestone
Arthur
Mamma
Remarkable proceeding says publicity man
Chicago May 31 Speaking for railroad management Stason Thompson head of the railways publicity bureau said President Taft did not study the railroad problem before opposing a rate rise. He urged that government action departs from its functions and warned maintenance would suffer if expenses exceed revenues beyond 67 percent.
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Chicago
Stason Thompson
Railways Publicity Bureau
Taft
Mr. Thompson
United States
la Follette
Best Police Chief Ready to Face His Accusers
Frederick Kohler suspended Cleveland police chief faces a civil service hearing on 25 charges including misconduct in office intoxication and gross immorality. Kohler known as the best chief and originator of the golden rule in police matters filed a general denial today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Civil Service Commission
Frederick Kohler
M. Kohler
Baehr
Kohler
Captain Murphy Found Guilty in Grand Larceny Case
Captain Timothy Murphy of the Volunteers of America was found guilty by a grand jury of larceny for allegedly stealing $1200 collected during a tag day to fund a girls rescue home. The March 1 incident involved a claimed kidnapping and robbery of the organization’s funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Timothy Murphy
The
Volunteers of America
Murphy
Death of Mrs. Ralph D. Hoyt at Cheyenne
Mrs. Ralph D. Hoyt wife of Brigadier General Hoyt commandant at Fort Russell died in Cheyenne after a several year illness. The body was sent to Indianapolis that evening with General Hoyt and a military escort accompanying the funeral procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
Ralph D. Hoyt
Hoyt
Fort ¥. A
Edison on Fuel Efficiency Challenges for Future Inventors
In an interview reprinted from an eastern publication Thomas A. Edison discusses the key problems future inventors must tackle. He ranks extracting full value from fuel as the most pressing issue for efficient power and industrial progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Inter Ocean
Thomas A. Edison
For Every Ill There Is a Cause Dean's Kidney Pills Ad
An advertisement urges treatment for kidney trouble with Dean's Kidney Pills citing uric acid buildup effects. It claims pills restore kidney function, reduce back pain, and prevent complications like gout and dropsy. Mrs Charles Eckburg of Anaconda Montana shares a testimonial about son’s health improvement after using the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Bright
Charles Eckburg
Fifth Street
Anaconda
Mont
Smith Drug Co
TIZ Foot Remedy Claim Promises Quick Relief
Mrs Crockett of Jeffersonville reports dramatic improvement after second treatment with TIZ. Manufacturer claims TIZ draws out poisonous exudations to cure sore feet and advertises five more boxes via Walter Luther Dodge & Co Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tia
Earth
Walter Luther Dodge & Co
Chicago
Edison on Energy Prospects and New Power Ideas
Edison discusses coal to electricity without boilers, radium as a limitless energy possibility, tidal and wave power potential, and wind power with storage batteries. He notes current inefficiencies in coal and gas engines and emphasizes the need for commercially viable solutions, while highlighting vast future energy options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison
United States
The First Handcapes and Their Long History
From the London Globe an overview tracing the handcuff from Virgil to modern times. It covers ancient methods like the twister and la ligate, medieval terms such as shack bolt and swivel manacle, and notes the American standard cuff as lighter and easier to apply.
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London Globe
Vergil
Proteus
Aristaeus
B. C
Europe
America
Magistrate Monopolist in New Albany Mirror
Co. C. Cranmer has received his commission and is a justice of the peace. He can perform marriages and sell furniture for housekeeping. He can arrange burial services, act as coroner, and determine cause of death with authority.
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New Albany Mirror. Co
C. Cranmer
Squire Cranmer
Missoula Board Selects Teachers and Raises Salaries
Missoula city school board met past midnight selecting teachers for next year and planning to hire 10 new instructors. Re elected staff include Henrietta Akin Ethel Ambrose Claudia Allan and others with several salary adjustments and new roles for Irene Cox supervisor of music at 1020 and an assistant at 960.
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Standard
Missoula
Henrietta Akin
Ethel Ambrose
Claudia Allan
Bette Barnes
Mabel Beldon
Maud Burns
Nina Clausen
Carrie Craven
M. A. Cromwell
Elsie Cyr
Harriet Durnford
Eliza E. Farmer
Ida M. Fisher
Grace Flynn
Carrie Fontaine
Sarah Gortner
Minnie Henry
Flake Howard
Ethel Howe
Harriet Hord
Mabel Jones
Caroline Jackson
Ida &. Keup
Bella Likes
Louise McDonald
Pearl MacEachran
Frances Maley
Alma Myers
Mamie Plant
Minnie Porterfield
Marion Pritchard
Anna Ratterman
Lenore Rennick
Fannie Robinson
Kate Shelly
Anna Flaherty
Mittie Shoup
Bertha Simpson
Ona Sloane
Margaret Sormmers
Sarah Weir
Mamie Willard
Vera Bangsie
Irene Cox
L. B. Sargent
Roosevelt
W. F. Aiken
Central
J. A. Williams
Deposit slip links Holstlaw confession to Broderick bribery case
A deposit slip showing State Senator D W Holstlaw of Iuka placed 2500 in a Chicago bank on June 16 19 9 was found by State Attorney Burke of Sangamon county. The slip corroborates Holstlaws confession implicating Senator John Broderick of Chicago in a bribery scheme tied to Lorimers Senate seat. Burke calls the document a crucial link in the evidence. A rush of legislators seeking immunity through confession was forecast by Governor Deneen.
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Chicago
D. W. Holstiaw
Iuka, Sr
Burke
Sangamon County
John Broderick
Sanganon County
Lorimer
United States Senate
Broderick
Holetiaw
Luka Statesman
Holstlaw
White, Link and
Beckemeyer
Deneen
United Presbyterians adopt plan for closer relations
The general assembly of the United Presbyterian church voted 183 to 60 to form a permanent nine member committee on church relations to study closer ties with evangelical denominations. The Puget Sound presbytery’s memorial on potential union with the Presbyterian church was referred to the new committee with no immediate action.
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Philadelphia
General Assembly of the
United Presbyterian Church
Puget Sound
Presbyterian Church
Two Seismograph Records Report Earthquake
Albany and Cleveland seismographs logged a moderate to strong quake last night. The Albany instrument noted shakes from 12:62 a m to 12:50, while Cleveland recorded more than 42 minutes of movement with observer Father Odenbach guessing a Pacific coast source about 5,000 miles away.
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Albany
N. Y
State Museum
Cleveland
St. Ignatius College
Father Odenbach
Pacific
North
South America
Boy Gives Up His Life to Save His Playmate
Manti Utah May 381 Donald Kit packs brief life of 10 years ended today in the waters of Gubbinson reservoir but not until the lad had accomplished the heroic rescue of a play mate With the 10 year old son of Prof Claire Reed he was swimming in the reservoir when young Reed got into deep water and sank Donald brought him up and struggled with him to shallow water The Reed boy walked out but Donald spent with his efforts was unable to sustain himself and was drowned
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Manti
Utah
Donald Kitpack
Gubbinson Reservoir
Claire Reed
Reed
Donald
Taft Rejects Aid for Alaska Railroad Interests
President Taft announced no government aid for specific railroad interests in Alaska. He preferred a general law applied to all who meet its terms, modeled after Philippine policy. The stance came as he approved an adverse report on a bill favoring the Alaska Great Northern.
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Washington
Taft
Alaska
Philippines
Congress
Ballinger
Alaska Great Northern
Langford Burns Agree to 2 1/2 Round Fight in Los Angeles
Articles signed for a 2 1/2 round bout between Sam Langford and Tommy Burns in Los Angeles on Labor Day. Burns to receive 60 percent of a $25,000 purse with Langford at 40 percent. Each fighter gets 25 percent of moving picture profits.
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Los Angeles
Sam Langford
Tommy Burns
Burns
Langford
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Rease
Police
Kaiser
Anaconda Proop
Doan
Sayd
Tiz
Acling
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Quartz
Warner
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