Deserter gunner from Vermont ships enlists in Butte jail
An ex gunner from the battleship Vermont, who deserted during shore leave near San Francisco, surrendered to Chief of Police Wynne and awaits escort to naval custody. He drifted to Butte over six weeks seeking work, hoping to return to duty after learning his sweetheart no longer waits.
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Lashei
Dan A. Benjamierston
Stanley
Wis
Benjamin
San Francisco
Shherty
Mamie
Ogden
Hutte
Sud
Jackey
Honelulu
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Helps Women Heal
Mrs Ela Griffin of Park St Canton N Y writes that after three years of female weakness backache and headaches Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health and improved her condition The remedy has for thirty years been promoted as the standard for female ills and has helped thousands with displacements inflammation irregularities and nervous prostration Mrs Pinkham invites sick women to write for advice Address Lynn Mass.
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Ela Griffin
Park St
Canton
N.Y
Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia BE. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
SailorBenjamin Faces Navy Pay Cut Over Losses
The veteran sailor Benjamin recounts service at Magdalena Bay and a seven inch gun role while detailing a costly mishap. He faces an $80 deduction from pay and must replace clothing, with naval authorities in San Francisco handling the case.
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United States
Benjamin
Magdalena Bay
Navy
Wynne
San Franz Glace
Benjamin Ta
Tte
Splendid musical treat at First Baptist Church
A vivid account of a piano recital at First Baptist Church performed by Prof Henry Amiraux pupils with soprano H H Towne shand and baritone F La Nair Hubbell. The program spanned two pianos and numerous pieces by Schubert Mendelssohn and others, featuring solos and duets by named performers, concluding with gala selections and donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Henry Amiraux
Atre
H. H. Towneshand
F. la Nair Hubbell
Money in the Treasury of Silver Bow County
County Treasurer Meagher presents May financial report to Commissioners showing receipts and disbursements totaling $671,990.48 with balances declining from $449,097.03 on May 9 to $419,017.86 on June 1 across General Contingent Poor and other funds. Outstanding checks total $418,907.56 as of the report period.
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Meagher
BAT
Redaunion Fant
Buite
GIL
Ges
Uophall
Ruef and Friends Fight Indictment Validity in Court
Attorneys for Abraham Ruef Patrick Calhoun and Tiers L Ford argued in Judge Lawler s court to show the present grand jury was prejudiced when it returned joint indictments over the United Railroads deal They contend the indictments duplicate old charges and claim grand jury interference by Prosecutor Heney and prejudice from newspaper reports of testimony before the former grand jury The hearing likely continued into the next week.
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Abraham Ruef
Patrick Calhoun
Tiers L. Ford
Lawler
United Railcours
Heney
Neketh on sale for legible return trip to Lake City
Neketh on sale via Oregon Short Line for June 13 with final return date unclear. Tickets include Pullman berths and a short line city office address listed in Tutte Montana. Promotional language urges action and hints at publicity benefits for a campaign against opposition.
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Oregon Short Line
Trexeryo
Line City
North
Mia Street
Tutte
Mont
Wilson
IM & Pla
Not Prosecution For Hold Up Train Ordered For Two Germans
Paul Foleniu e and Rudolph Wenkle two Germans alleged to have helped hold up the North Coast Limited near Home auk in May were released from county jail and will not be prosecuted. Authorities say three men were involved but evidence leaves doubt whether Wenkle and Foleniu e were forced participants or volunteers. A man fitting the third man’s description was arrested. he admitted seeing the two in the vicinity, but they denied being the ones. Northern Pacific secret service indicated conviction would be difficult, so they were released yesterday.
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Paul Foleniue
Rudolph Wenle
Germany
Auk
Venk
Pulenius
Wonk
Fatenius
Wag
Wenk
Falentius
Class Day Exercises for Those Going Out
The programme for the 1998 graduating class exercises lists performances and speeches. Ida Keppener piano solo. Remaris Dan Mailey. Mas Ferguson delivers class history. Arthur Allen speaks. Fay Wright reads the class poem. Maybelle Youlder sings. Dad Richards presents the prophecy. Helen Curtis delivers the President's oration. Migs Peters and Graves perform a vocal duet. Harry Meyers gives the Mantle oration. Alfred Fred Verhoven addresses the group. Fred Bmoks gives the junior class address. Don Malloy closes the program.
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Ida
Keppener
Remaris
Dan Mailey
Mas Ferguson
Claus
Arthur Allen
Fay Wright
Maybelle Youlder
Dad Richards
Helen Curtis
Migs Peters
Graves
Mantle
Harry Meyers
Alfred Fred Verhoven
Fred Bmoks
Runarke
Don Malloy
Validity of Police Law May Be Tested in Court
Special Dispatch to the standard reports a rift between Helena mayor Edwards and four police officers over a civil service reform law. After council cut four positions, the mayor ordered discharge actions against Captain Batley and Patrolman Quinten, Mham, and Bossier, leading to petitions and retained attorneys. Two special officers were appointed and are on duty, while the old force remains. The dispute may trigger court action to resolve the law’s validity.
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Heleny
Police Commission
Ndwards
Helena
Edwards Lete
Batley
Fatralman
Quinten
Mham
Southern Pacific Road Indicted for Rebating
Los Angeles June 1 a federal grand jury returned indictments charging the Southern Pacific company with rebating in violations of the Sherman anti trust law. The three indictments allege refunds to customers on shipments of oranges and lemons from Riverside to eastern cities and hides from Texas and Arizona to San Francisco and local Chinese merchants. Seven more indictments involve individuals tied to arranged land frauds in the Imperial Valley San Diego County.
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Los Angeles
Srand
Southern Pacific Company
Estéd’ Co
Ti Coure
Adke Anexer
Ant
Riversios
Caly
Rite
San Francisco
Texas
Arizona
Imperial Valley
San Diego
Clark's Colored Porter Issues Convention Call
In Tus Angelus on June 3 a call for a new convention of the Afro American National Jedgue seeks Chicago as headquarters June 12 to 15 to endorse a presidential candidate. Charles Felty La Wand, league president, issued the call. Delegates from states will be designated, aiming to discuss campaign issues and likely support Taft. Bryan has supporters in the league.
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Tus Angelus
Jedgue
Chicago
Purose
Prabing
United States
Chares Felty la Wand
Cal
Jeague
la Fond
WiMam A. Clark
Ta Fond
Taft
Bryan
Thu
League
Sixshooter Slips Out St Paul Grader Pungles
Henry Worth, a subcontractor for the Ft. Paw railway, dropped a concealed gun and attempted to pay $100 to regain Wis Wherty after being accosted on an Arizona street. Patrolman Joe Otte intervened, and Worth faces charges before Tide McGowan.
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ST. Paul
Henry Worth
Big Ram
Arizona
Joe Otte
Joe
Worth
Guy Tatler
Barney Lavelle
Manager for secretary to leave for Chicago
Washington, Tate L-Frank 11. Viltehe rock, one of the managers of the Talt rampaian, will leave the city for Chic cree tomorrow, where he will appear bes ore the natona comattes to the m uraal of the semntary of war during the forLivaming conaboration of the contests for smite in the national covention. Afr. Hiohenok hat a conference lady with Proshtont Tousevelt at the whity hore nd Tater with Hecretary Taft. Hohn Vetoyson and Migs Anna Nore man, nativer of Sweeny Ind far. aan yontx well koen residents of Hirt, werd Martled at Bi Nevth -Jiekaon ntreet, the mow home just furnished by the gronm for his bride, at 2380 o'ctacl gunterday atlomond. The ceremony was performed. by Nov. Ge Nelson of the Bwerlinh Mission alureh, tie tha praxones of intimate friends and relativer, Mr. and Mrs., Paterson left lant synning to apent their loneymoon on the vanat.
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Washington
Tate
Hohn Vetoyson
Migs
Anna Noreman
Sweeny
Ind Far
Hirt
Ge Nelson
Bwerlinh
Paterson
Lant Synning
Legal stakes in boycott actions and public notices
The piece discusses the legality of a boycott, stating the defendants did not violate rights by withdrawing patronage. It notes the only action was publishing a circular. authorities hold that publication does not violate law. Also mentions Prof Shipley accepting a superintendent post at Whitehall and other local notes.
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Butte
Porbolt
Likmty Pals
Jaan
Retin Posin
Vermont
Biovtheardlink
Conan Grave
Walting
Minneapolis
LYDIA
E. Pinkhams
Kellogg
Ehubert
Mian
Marella Willams
Aimirnun
Ddaller
Marella Brie Gravel
Sadie Kopal
Bude
Morrison
Bona Notte
Valwante
Jes
Wugene Glard
Marehe Millar
Helen MacMilan
Keona Mulbny
Sadie Kopoldy
Ruth Frangman
Wuntaun
Age
Tva
Mountain King
Houtret
Willian
Ed Holtera
Powanshend
Eharp Aliner
Eharp Aliner, Ist Move Marne Jesceeee Csere Fan Eines Hesthavan
Concetta
Mendelssom
Miss Grace Bourret
Armfiatn
Monetta William
Chapit
Dudley Buck
Mn Hubbell
Lise
Misses Bouret
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EMEAS
Trent
LOHR
Cual
Ty Ollee
Mayers Annwal Clearaner Sie
Abe Ruef
Lake City
Malone
Wene and
Palinius Ant FU
Paul Wile
Dods
Joy
Blueberries
Niee
New
California
Mvs
Fatertiiis
Edie
Albert Brittlas
Sane Ae Pontid
Southern Pacific Road
Clark's
Royal Steel
Toy
Je Eel
Berlin
New York
Schubert
Kimball
Whitney
J. & C. Fischer
Wees Das
Hallett & Vis
Victor and Edison
Orton Bros
North Main Street
Hallel & Davis
Csycea
Conway
Montana
Norman
Tithyana
Tinday & Co
Roseman
WW. A. Shipsley
County Neh
Schoola
Whitehall
Shiey Hay
Hihi Wolliy
A. Bigher
James K. Jones
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