Dr Grenfell Survives Overnight Attack by Mad Dogs
Dr Wilfred Grenfell endured a 40 hour struggle on an ice pack off Labrador as hungry, mad dogs attacked and dragged him into the sea. He used cut boots as wind protection, wrapped in dog skins, and fashioned a signaling flag from dog parts to attract rescuers who sighted his improvised beacon at Lockes Cove Mare Bay.
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Elopement of Ellen Is Class Night Spotlight
Butte high school graduates present a three act comedy The Elopement of Ellen at the Auditorium at 3 this afternoon. Julius Eberle plays Richard Ford with Catherine feRae as Bree. Cast includes Imelda Welly Carrie Lowry Dan Malloy Chris Nisster Murl Gidel and two score others in a garden party finale.
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Flood claims a victim at broken dam site
K P Sullivan, 30, of Rocker, was injured yesterday afternoon at Rocker when a timber he helped place to block a dam washed away in Silver Bow creek. The sawmill worker fractured his shoulder as the timber jerked free, and he was hospitalized at St James with a dislocated shoulder.
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Lambert Receives Patent For Smoke Purifier Invention
Washington June 3 A patent has been granted to F E Lambert of Butte for a smoke purifier and fume arrester.
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F. E. Lamber
Butte
Bryan Praises La Follette Amid Currency Debate
William J. Bryan praised Senator La Follette for opposing the emergency currency bill during a Nebraska tour. He credited La Follette with standing against great odds and noted political shifts after the last Republican National Convention. Bryan contrasted the president's choice of Taft as a candidate with a need for reform.
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William J. Bryan
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la Follette
Mr. Taft
Cost Platt Pretty Penny to End Suit for Divorce
New York June. Senator T C Platt to pay the law firm 2471 expenses advanced for Mrs Lillian Janeway Platt during her separation suit. Jury verdict reveals settlement terms: Platt to pay 75000 in lieu of all claims and recognizes Mrs Platt as owner of Tioga Lodge and other properties. she agrees to drop absolute divorce suit and not seek support.
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Butte High School Class Day Exercises Delight Hundreds
The graduation class day program drew about 500 attendees to the school assembly hall. Dad Richards presented a hit class prophecy while Harry Meyers delivered an admired mane oration. Alfred Verheyen as president praised the seniors' achievements. Jed Brooks led the juniors in return.
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Hubbard and Litehiser Named Forest Guards
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Washington reports J. K. Hubbard and D. R. Litehiser have been appointed forest guards on Cabinet National Forest.
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Arkansas socialists push statewide prohibition at convention
In Little Rock on a June day Arkansas socialists meeting in convention declared for state-wide prohibition, and condemned lynching and anarchy in a pledge of reform and civic order.
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Retirement of Col. Vinton Sears to brigadier general
Washington reports in army orders the retirement from active service of Col. Vinton Sears of the corps of engineers with the rank of brigadier general.
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Painful Physic Warns Against Harsh Laxatives
A dated medical note argues that aggressive physic harms bowel function, causing chronic conditions. It promotes Cascarets as gentle, natural laxatives with no irritation or need for dose increases, claiming one tablet suffices for a daily free movement.
Bryan Delegates Uninstructed at Louisiana Convention
In Baton Rouge on June 3 W J Bryan was endorsed for the presidency by the state democratic convention. The Louisiana delegation to Denver will go uninstructed after a Bryan resolution failed, while 18 Louisiana delegates are slated for the Denver gathering.
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Baltimore Democratic State Convention Delegates Named
The democratic state convention elected delegates to the national Denver convention and adopted a platform. It did not name W. J. Bryan for president, and Bryan supporters count only four of the sixteen delegates chosen.
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Flood damage floods Butte area with washed bridges and washed-out roads
Report from Butte describes extensive flood damage along county roads and the Blacktail area. Bridges on the Nine Mile canyon and the county bridge over Silver Bow creek at Gregson are reported washed out, railroad tracks near the old Colorado smelters submerged, and rock piling alongside a bridge to mitigate rising waters. Electric motors were moved for flood control while the smelter continued operating.
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Mississippi Rising as Flood Threat Grows
The Mississippi River nears flood stage at 30 feet with the gauge at 28.8 feet in St Louis. Water encroaches on the levee near railroad tracks while driftwood and debris signal spreading flood conditions. Two feet of water flood cellars along the levee and the harbor office basement is three feet deep. Reports from other Missouri River points show rapid rise.
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Citizens organize patrols in Hannibal flood danger
A citizens patrol is formed to guard vacated homes as high water floods the river valley. Armed patrols cruise the flooded bottom lands and vow to shoot looters. Burlington tracks from Louisiana to Hannibal are underwater for miles on each side of the Mississippi. Residents flee to bluffs near Clarksville Louisiana and Elisberry as livestock are moved to high ground.
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Texas Floods and Storms Swell Damage Across State
Heavy rain and electric storms in Texas raise flood damage with the Red River at Gainesville up seven feet blocking Santa Fe bridge traffic. Verona suffers a windstorm unroofing a dozen houses and downing wires on the Fort Worth & Denver line. Telegraph links to panhandle towns fail as Red River climbs six feet at Denison washing out MK&T tracks.
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Dam Break Floods Enid Area and Hail Hit Farms
Enid Oklahoma reports a dam one mile west of aid broke last night causing Bogg s creek to overflow and drive 200 residents from their homes. Fifty Garfield county bridges were washed out. Northwest of Enid heavy hail storms for three days ruined thousands of acres of wheat ready to cut.
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Flood washes out tracks and river rises in Texas
In Wichita Falls seven thousand feet of the Denver road between here and Vernon were washed out by a severe rainstorm. Five thousand feet of the Wichita and Northwestern line between here and the Red river were also wrecked. A. E. Patton was killed in the flood as the Wichita river surged eighteen feet.
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Mayer's June Clearance Sale Offers Half-Price Imported China
At Mayer's annual clearance sale in June buyers can purchase imported hand painted and signed china at half price. The event highlights signed pieces and reduced prices across the collection.
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Supplemental list of Rocky Mountain Bell patrons May 23 to June 3
A long OCR list details new subscribers in the week of May 23 to June 3 for Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone. It provides names, numbers, and addresses across many streets, including businesses like Centerville Drug Co and real estate and shop names, with multiple households and firms added to the directory.
Jefferson Davis Centenary Observed Across the South
June 3 New Orleans reports honors for Jefferson Davis one hundredth birthday. In Montgomery Alabama cradle of the Confederacy ceremonies advance to perpetuate his memory. Memorial meetings occur from Virginia to Texas as business holidays slow or halt.
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Hearst Gains in New York Mayoral Recount 1905
The recount in the New York mayoral election of 1905 moved quickly before Justice Lambert as 29 ballot boxes were opened yielding a 16 vote gain for William R Hearst. In total 77 boxes had been counted with Hearst leading by 123 votes. Earlier gains by Hearst grew then narrowed by late day recounts.
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Justice Lambert
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Woman Nihilist Hanged in Voronezh
In Voronezh on June 3 Milie Feodorovna, a 25 year old former school teacher, who failed to kill General Bibikoff, governor of the province, on May 6, was executed by hanging today.
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tobacco dividend declared by New York company in June
American Tobacco directors today declared a quarterly dividend of 1 percent per share. The move follows the last quarter's payout and reflects a routine adjustment in the company's earnings distribution.
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American Tobacco
Abolished by Congress but Not Aware of Fact
West Point June exercises begin as the board of visitors arrives unaware their official visit was cancelled by recent congressional action. They will stay through the exercises next week courtesy of the academy authorities.
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President of company arrested for fraud in Boston
George P. Bullard, president and treasurer of the Hastern Expanded Metal company, was arrested on return from a Maine fishing trip on a warrant charging conspiracy to defraud the city. The arrest is part of the Boston agreement case involving alleged contract fraud by iron and steel firms. Bullard posted $20,000 bail.
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Bandits Gang Rob Rawhide Hotel and More in Nevada
A Rawhide sequence of holdups attributed to a gang of eight men and two women includes robbing the Rawhide hotel of 3800 dollars, lining occupants against walls, holding up a stage driver and two men in a tent, assaulting victims, and attempting arson at the Blue Cross drug store in Reno, Nevada.
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Bandits Robbed Railway Hotel Then Fled to Hills
Four bandits held up three men and robbed the Railway hotel of about $400 before setting the building on fire to elude pursuers. A sheriff’s posse aided by state police is in pursuit as a general roundup of suspects proceeds.
Influential Women Campaign Against Equal Suffrage
London reports a coalition of prominent women led by the Countess of Jersey and Mrs. Humphrey Ward forming an organized movement to oppose granting women the vote. The group includes writers and social reformers and signals a mounting counter campaign amid suffrage debates.
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Mizumachi resigns as vice minister of finance in Tokyo
June 3 report states K Mizumachi steps down from the role of vice minister of finance and M Sakurai, chief of the bureau of taxation, is named to succeed him in Tokyo.
Where Would Society Be If One Was Judged for Others Sins
A dated ad style piece questions social judgment and promotes Newbro Herpicide for dandruff and hair root parasites. It touts efficiency and urges trials with a 10 cent sample offer. It lists Detroit Michigan as the origin and mentions agents in Standard Drug Company and regional outlets.
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