Desertions From Fleet Surrender In Butte
Dan A Benjamin, a former crack gunsner on the battleship Vermont, deserts during shore leave in Butte. He told Police Chief Wynne of his plan to return to the ship for court martial, while awaiting escort by a naval officer. He faces loss of pay and an $80 clothing cost, and plans to rejoin the fleet for Honolulu and Japan duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan A. Benjamin
Vermont
Wynne
Butte City
Stanley
Wis
Benjamin
San Francisco
Liberty
Mamie
Ogden
Butte
Honolulu
Japan
United States
Magdalena Bay
Navy
Naval
Dress Makers Face Seasonal Nervous Strain
The article describes the heavy stress on dressmakers during peak seasons and notes that overworked women suffer from nerves, fainting, dizziness, and sleeplessness. It promises a single proven remedy as a solution to these conditions.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Relief
Mrs. Ella Griffin of Canton New York reports lasting improvement after suffering three years from female weakness backache pains and headaches. The advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a standard remedy for female ills after thirty years aiding displacements inflammation ulcers fibroid tumors irregularities and related symptoms and invites women to write for advice at Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Griffin
Park St
Canton
N.Y
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Splendid musical treat at First Baptist Church
A piano recital by pupils of Prof. Henry Amiraux at First Baptist Church featured soprano Mrs. H. H. Townshend and baritone F. Le Noir Hubbell. The program included two-piano works by Schubert, Heller, Nevin, Pondini, Durand, Thome, Grieg, Beethoven, Mendelssohn, Chopin, Buck and Liszt with performers Bouret, Williams, Mullins, Kopold, MacMillan, Styan and Montgomery among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Henry Amiraux
H. H. Townshend
F. le Noir Hubbell
Paul Hanley
Ciesseeevevesseces
Eeeee Nevin
Ruth Mrangsman
Pietneiee Pondini
Eugene Gian
Marche Militaire
Schubert
Helen MacMilan
Leona Mullins
Sadie Kopold
Ruth Franzman
Funison
Ase
Anttra
Bourret
Williams
Styan
Montgomery
Mendelssohn
Grace Bourret
Mr. Amiraux
Chopin
Muzetta Williams
Dudley Buck
Hubbell
Lisat
Bouret
Ryan
Williams and Montgomery
Silver Bow County Treasurer Reports May Finances
County Treasurer Meagher presents May receipts and disbursements totaling 32,810.21 with expenditures 67,990.48. Beginning balance 449,097.83. June 1 balance 413,917.56. Funds include General 7,159.25 Contingent 13,022.30 Poor 80,866.49 Road 10,649.55 Sinking 759.70 and others totaling 413,917.56.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meagher
Walker- Wher Wie
Socia
Morton Suk
Ruef and Allies Fight Indictments in San Francisco Court
Attorneys for Abraham Ruef Patrick Calhoun and Tirey L Ford argued in Judge Lawlers court that the current grand jury prejudiced the recent joint indictments over the United Railroads trolley grant. They seek to set aside the indictments claiming duplication and pretrial publicity. The hearings are expected to last about a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Abraham Ruef
Patrick Calhoun
Tirey L. Ford
Lawler
Grand
United Railroads
Heney
Will Power and Publicity Overcome Obstacles
A compact assertion that a strong will paired with publicity defeats environmental and circumstantial resistance. Advertising is described as a key ally in carrying out plans challenged by persistent wonts.
Germans Freed After Train Robbery Attempt Not Prosecution
Paul Falenius and Rudolph Wenk, two Germans, were released from county jail and will not be prosecuted for the North Coast Limited hold up near Home stake in May. They claimed they were forced to participate by a third man, while authorities noted three suspects but split on whether the duo acted under duress. A description matched a man arrested, but Falenius and Wenk denied him as the third man. Northern Pacific secret service favored release with no charges filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Falenius
Rudolph Wenk
North Coast Limited
Homestake
Wenk
Falenius
Northern Pacific Secret Service
Class Day Exercises for Those Going Out 1908
The graduating class of 1908 plans a class day program tomorrow night in the high school auditorium. It includes piano solo Ida Keppener remarks Dan Malloy class history Mae Ferguson class oration Arthur Allen class poem Fay Wright vocal solo Maybelle Youlder class prophecy Dad Richards president s oration Helen Curtis vocal duet Peters and Graves mantle oration Harry Meyers president s address Alfred Fred Verheyen address by president of junior class Fred Brooks closing remarks Dan Malloy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Keppener
Dan Malloy
Mae Ferguson
Arthur Allen
Fay Wright
Maybelle Youlder
Dad Richards
Helen Curtis
Peters
Graves
Harry Meyers
Alfred Fred Verheyen
Fred Brooks
Validity of Police Law May Be Tested in Court
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Helena June 1 notes the police commission law seen as civil service for police may face court challenge. Mayor Edwards and four officers feud has spanned years. Council reduced force by four. mayor demanded four officers surrender badges and property, which they refuse citing only the police commission can discharge. Special deputies appointed. outcome uncertain as lawyers prepare for fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Police Commission
Edwards
Bailey
Quinton
Farnham
Bossier
Southern Pacific Indicted for Rebating Schemes
A federal grand jury returned indictments including three against the Southern Pacific company for rebating in violation of the Sherman act. Twenty-nine counts cover alleged refunds to customers on shipments of oranges from Riversius to eastern cities and rice from San Francisco to Chinese merchants, plus hides shipments from Texas and Arizona to Los Angeles. Additional indictments allege land frauds in Imperial Valley San Diego County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Federal Grand
Southern Pacific Company
Riversius
Cal
San Francisco
Texas
Arizona
Imperial Valley
San Diego County
Clark's Colored Porter Issues Convention Call
Charles Felix La Fond announces a national Afro American League convention in Chicago June 12 to 15 to endorse a presidential candidate. Delegates from states are urged. the meeting is expected to back Secretary Taft with Bryan supporters present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
United States
William A. Clark
la Fond
Taft
Bryan
League
Sixshooter slips from St Paul grader’s hip
Henry Worth, carrying a loaded sixshooter, dropped the firearm while digging for car fare on an Arizona street yesterday under Patrolman Joe Otto’s eyes. He surrendered a $100 bond to regain liberty and faces a concealed weapons charge before Judge McGowan. Worth had just arrived from the grade where he works as a subcontractor for the St Paul railway when the incident occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Worth
Arizona
Joe Otto
Joe
Worth
Barney Lavelle
Hitchcock to Leave for Chicago in Taft Campaign Contests
Washington June 1 Frank H Hitchcock one of Taft campaign managers will depart for Chicago to present the secretary of war's interests to the national committee. He conferred with President Roosevelt at the White House and with Secretary Taft earlier today as contests for seats in the national convention are considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frank H. Hitchcock
Taft
Chicago
National Committee
Hitchcock
Roosevelt
White House
Peterson Norman marriage in Butte at new home
John Peterson and Miss Anna Norman, Swedish natives long resident of Butte, married at 613 North Jackson Street yesterday afternoon. Rev G Nelson of the Swedish Mission church performed the ceremony in the presence of close friends. The couple left last night for a coast honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Peterson
Anna Norman
Sweden
Butte
North Jackson Street
G. Nelson
Swedish Mission Church
Legal Decision Declares Broad Right to Publish Circulation
The court holds that if any union member may publish the circular, all may join in its publication. The debate centers on whether the buycott action is legal, with evidence suggesting publication was the sole method used in this instance.
Professor Shipley Named Whitehall School Superintendent
Bozeman news notes June 1 that W A Shipley, former county high school faculty member, accepts the superintendent post at Whitehall for the coming year, with well wishers from the community. The item mentions local public life and the role of want ads in serving readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Bozeman
W. A. Shipley
Whitehall
Shipley
Former Senator James Jones Remembered At Tariff Debate
Fragmentary remarks praise former Senator James Jones for his role in 1896 Chicago convention struggles. The speaker credits Jones’ prominence with chairing the national committee and shaping the tariff debate ending with a planned closing speech. A message of regret and condolence is expected to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metallist
Chicago
National Committee
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