Butte Woman Claims Rheumatism Cure From Doctor Jaeger
Airs John Carrig of 905 Chicago Avenue reports rheumatism for 20 years. After one bottle of Dr Jaeger’s prescription, she can perform housework and shopping. She is on a second bottle and believes it will bring lasting relief. The medicine, not sold as patent remedy, was brought from Baden Baden, Germany by Dr Jaeger. Available at Fischer’s grocery stand, 24 West Broadway, Butte.
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John Carrig
Chicago Avenue
Dr. Jaeger
Fischer’ Gar
West Broadway
Butte
Delirium prompts vandalism and death of Bartlett youth
Fred Bartlett, 19, a lodger at the Elwood block, died at Murray hospital after a wild spree that began with tree smashing at Lake Avoca and the home of Attorney James Fitzgerald. He was intoxicated and unconscious when struck by a street car on the trestle while fleeing police. coroner to hold an inquest.
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Fred Artlett
Elwood
Murray Hospital
Bartlett
Re Bellef
Lake Avoca
Lake Avod
James Fitzgerald
Brown
J. J. McDermott
Lawne
Heing
Dakota Reed
Drew Will
Ina
J.T. Wharton
Martlett
Vere
Butte plans southern water main extension
Eugene Carroll of the Butte Water Company asked Silver Bow county commissioners yesterday to authorize extending the main from Five Mile to the southern additions to the city to improve service. The project would require one third of the boulevard to be laid out temporarily, with 40 days of work by about three men. Commissioners will consider the application.
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Eugene Carroll
Butte Water Company
Sliver Bow County
Five Mile
Butte
Carroll
Trial urged for Pupp after jury misdirection appeal
The district Court yesterday granted a new trial request on behalf of Ulysses Pupp who was convicted of firing at an automobile party. The jury fixed a one year prison term. Grounds for the new trial include alleged jury misdirection misconduct and a verdict contrary to law and evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulysses Pupp
Disqualification Request in Barnaman Divorce Suit
Bessie Barnaman files a qualifying affidavit against Judge Lynch in her divorce action from W. Barnaman. Judge Lynch ordered Barnaman to support his wife, but payments are incomplete. The judge asked to admit Barnaman into court recently but was occupied. a later appearance is planned. A related note discusses ozone use in brewing to boost yeast fermentation and reduce weak cells.
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Bessie Barnaman
Lynch
W. Barnaman
Barnaman
Barnam
Sutitie Amerie
Pineapple Cannery Planned for Honolulu Fact
A new pineapple cannery costing 250000 dollars is to be built in Honolulu to handle about 12000 tons of fruit each year, signaling expansion in the territory's fruit processing capacity and employment potential.
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Nother
Honolulu
Very light sentence for burglary in Judge Doman’s court
In Deer Lodge Gary Wilbert received a brief penitentiary term after a jury found him guilty of second degree daytime burglary. The jury urged a jail sentence though the court imposed four months with possible early release for good conduct. The trial featured interpreter Aine Finnish heritage, and witnesses including Nelgard and Ottermack.
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Deer Lodge Penite Gary
Frank Wilbert
Donian
Wilbert
Terpreter
Percy Napton Toscoe
W. M. Wilson
Wilson
Smart Toque Shape Shakes Up Hat Styles This Season
Small hats gain popularity with diverse odd shapes. Many styles look rakish on wearers, with one illustrated model in black offering a fresh silhouette.
Suicide or murder hint clouds Nome case
Seattle reports coroner investigators believe Nome merchant Michael D. Samuels died by his own hand in a hotel room. Blanche Smith, an Alaska woman in a adjoining room, is hospitalized in hysteria and denies murder. An unidentified woman claimed Samuels was murdered. Samuels faced domestic troubles and had been despondent. Washington notes interstate commerce commission records show a drop in railroad deaths and injuries for the quarter ending 1913.
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Seattle
Michael D. Samuels
Nome
Blanche Smith
Alaska
Samuels
Spokane
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Morrison brothers die in Fraser river boating accident
Vancouver, June 4 to 1. Morrison and his brother Robert, young men of Vancouver, were crowned in the Fraser river las resident engineer of construction of the Canadian Nort ern at Blue River, a divisional point halfway between Kamloops and Juane Cache. Robert Morrison was timekeeper. The two men went out fishing Sunday morning and their boat overturned. Their bodies were not recovered.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
Morrison
Robert
Fraser River
Blue River
Kamloops
Juane Cache
Robert Morrison
Funeral, stock deaths mark a day in city news
Traction company halted for two minutes at 1 PM as Masonic funeral rites began for Jacob Furth, with honorary pallbearers chosen by Furth. In New York Harry Fashnestock, stock broker and director, died today, leaving a vacancy on the Delaware Lackawanna and Western board. Melvern Hall, jailed in Portland, awaiting transfer to Indiana to face a $20,000 forgery charge. Hall’s case looms as authorities pursue the alleged crime.
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Jacob Furth
Furth
New York
Harry Fashnestock
Wall Street
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Mr. Fashnestock
Harrisburg
Portland
Ore
Melvern
Hall
Ary
Ind
Senate Passes Joint Resolution on Penalty Remittance
A Senate report notes passage of a joint resolution remitting penalties for failure to file required returns by March 1. The measure addresses penalties assessed under a tax or regulatory regime. No further details on impacted individuals or agencies are provided in the excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Roos
House
Washington and White House talks on conservative bills
June 4 Washington reports President Wilson favored four plans to push conservative bills through Congress before adjournment. Henry of the rules committee warned a Democratic caucus might be called as discussions unfolded at a White House center. A brief note recalls the day’s political maneuvering and White House engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Litt
White House
Wil
Congress
Union National Bank Letter Promotes Plant Juice
James W. Smith of Union National Bank Houston Texas endorses Plant Juice claiming it cured his back pains dizziness numbness poor circulation rheumatic pains and nervous debility after one bottle He states the letter may be used to help publicize the product and notes availability at local drug stores in Anaconda and Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Smith
Union National Bank of Houston
Texas
South
Houston
Smith Drug Store
Ana‘onda
Newbro Drug
Butte
Sure Indications of Lung Trouble
An abbreviated advertisement-style account claims symptoms of lung trouble improve with Ekman's Alterative. The text touts complete recoveries and recommends the remedy for bronchial catarrh throat affections and upbuilding the system. It mentions experiences of an individual improving after taking the product and promotes sales by Newboro Drug Co in Philadelphia.
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Gomer Teeeere
Ekman
Viever
Niin Swea
Kmal
Werte
Ian Laboratory
Philadiklet
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