Students Return From Black Hills Cyanidation Study Trip
The senior class of the state school of mines at Butte along with President CH Bowman and two faculty members returned from a two week journey to Lead and Spearfish Canyon South Dakota to study cyanidation methods at Homestake and other mines. Professors Theodore Simons and D C Bard led six juniors, with notes from operations at the 1000 stamp mill and gold bars valued at 125000 observed.
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CH. Bowman
State School of Mines
Butte
Black Hills
Theodore Simons
Department of Mines
D. C. Bard
Department of Geology
JG Don McMahon
Blaine
Lead
S. D
Homestake
Golden Reward
Mogul
Wasp
Bramarck
Hani
Spearfish Canyon
South di- Kota School
Puzzle riddle asks visitor's relation to prisoner
A visitor asks about relation and a man answers this man's father is my father's son, meaning the visitor is the prisoner’s son. The page then presents a set of riddle Qs about centuries and women and beer with brief answers.
Reprimand Issued To Officer A N Wittman In Controversy
The police board cites arrogance from Officer A N Wittman after meritorious service and urges humility and restraint. Mayor Dun expresses concern that lengthy service has bred self-importance and urges a more modest, careful approach to duty. In separate notes, juries find John Sicloskey and Joan Burke guilty of vagrancy. Julia Lutynk and Mrs. McCormick released on similar charges.
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Police Commission
Omcer A. N. Wittman
Duncan
John Sicloskey
Joan Burke
Justice
Standard at Inc A Week Beginning June 1
The Sunday Standard announces a new weekly delivery by carrier starting June 1. The notice indicates a four week period for the service and specifies the publisher as Standard at Inc A Week.
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Inc
Women's Petticoat Sale Enchants with Low Prices
sale offers guaranteed messaline petticoats at 1.69, crepe sacques at 0.38, lawn sacques 0.30, long crepe kimonos 0.79, wash petticoats 0.28, all in assorted colors and trims, with regular values cited for comparison. includes knife plaiting bottoms and Persian trimmed details across items.
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Copenhagen
Wild-Eyed Susans Renew Bally Pranks in Belfast and London
Riotous actions dogged early June as militant suffragettes raid press offices in Belfast injuring editors and targeting leaders while arson and assaults spark fear in London. Sylvia Pankhurst vows to starve on steps of Parliament if Asquith does not meet with deputation.
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London
House of Commons
Asquith
Sylvia Pankhurst
Limehouse
Joneer Financier Dies in New York at Age 74
Prominent New York merchant and former president of the Old Rapid Transit Company died today in New York at age 74. He previously led New York Life Insurance Company, taking the helm in his twenties.
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New York
Handbag and slipper sale offers many styles and prices
Several good ies worth 1 and 1.25 each, now 65. Pin Seal Handbags regular 2.50 value in sale for 1.75. Beaded Handbags white and colored, regular to 2.25 values, 98c. White Crochet Handbags worth 30c, regular 1. Leather Handbags black and colors, regular to 6 values, $3. Black Moire Handbags silk lined, regular 1.25 value, 98c. Pullman Slippers sizes for men and women, black or tan, regular 1.25 and 1.50 values, 98c.
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Pullman
Colonel Roosevelt to head August Progressive rally
Chicago June 3 an anniversary rally of the progressive party in Illinois will be held next August with Colonel Roosevelt as the main fixture Medill McCormick reports after a conference with the party chief If Roosevelt runs for New York governor he will make political speeches in Illinois. Bernard Glomset a coal passer on the cruiser Salem died from injuries after a boiler tube blew out off Puerto Mexico A Navy department report says an investigation is underway at the Salem and court in Mansfield Washington June 3 fire destroyed all business buildings in a town except the bank and lumber company office with an estimated loss of 150000 as high winds hampered efforts to fight the flames.
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Belfast
Ireland
Muttants
Campaig
Stewart
News Letter Office
Anderson
Madge Muir
Mary Larmour
Chicago
Progressive Party
TrNois
Roosevelt
Medill McCormick
New York
Illinois
McCormick
Washington
Bernard_Glosmet
Salem
Puerto
Mexico
Badger
Navy Department
Glomset
Lars J. Glomset
Garbury
Mansfield
Wash
WA Primary Returns Highlight Nomination for Thorne and Wile
Des Mol reports from Monday's Washington primary in 9 counties showing Clifford Thorne and James H. Wile likely to secure the nominations as results roll in from about 74 of the counties.
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Des Mol
Clifford Thorne
James H. Wile
Railroad and political notes mingle across three nations
The report covers Republican senatorial results with Cummins leading in seven counties and Meredith defeating Connolly in the Democratic race. New York’s Yonkers code envisions police hikes amid IWW protests and paving at Fountain Square. France confirms Wallis islands annexation, a 40 square mile group with 4,500 inhabitants, protectorate since 1887, northeast of Fish. Chicago women voters gain committee eligibility under a county court order.
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Cummins
A. C. Savage
Congregsman Connolly
E. T. Meredith
Paris
France
Wallis Islands
Pacific
Fish
Chicago
Ward
State Central
Owens
Peary Calls for Bartlett Led Arctic Expedition
Rear Admiral Robert E. Peary, famed polar explorer, from South Harpswell Maine, urges Captain Robert Bartlett be put in command of an American anti arctic expedition. He proposes purchasing the Roosevelt for one fifth its cost to fund an expedition enlarging geographic knowledge and supplying scientific material for museums. Bartlett would lead the mission after bringing his crew to safety and returning to civilization.
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New York
Robert E. Peary
North Pole
South Harpswell
Robert Bartlett
Amarelle
Peary
Bartlett
Karluk
Wrangell Island
Admiral Peary
Roosevelt
Seamen’s Friend Society Publishes 100 New Libraries
The American Seaman's Friend Society announced it is sending 50 new Joan libraries and 50 old ones for ships at sea. Each library packs 43 volumes in small cases. They are placed on deck every Sunday morning. There are already 3,000 libraries in merchant ships, the secretary said.
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New York
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