Infant body found in lumber pile near Green Mountain mine
Male infant found wrapped in flannel among lumber near the Green Mountain mine. Coroner Egan and sheriff investigate suspected infanticide with marks on the throat and possible autopsy to determine if the child was born alive. Authorities seek the mother amid public outrage.
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Green Mountain
Sherman & Reed Undertaking Rooms
O'Neill
Sheriff's Office
Egan
Undertakers
START MOTHERS' MEETINGS Reports of Guord Work Done
The Florence Crittenton circle held its regular monthly meeting at 141 South Montana street with growing interest in aiding women and girls who erred. It plans a new field of work focusing on mothers, with fort nightly meetings for mothers starting June 24 at 2 PM at 32 West Broadway hosted by Mrs. Beckman. Mrs Duffield will lead the first session.
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Florence Crittenton
Duffield
South
Montana Street
F. Beckman
West Broadway
A. Duffield
East
Circle
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Ad
An article touts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as superior to pills for restoring stomach and liver health. It claims easier, gentler action and reliable relief with natural bowels, noting reports of effective use during a whooping cough outbreak in Poolesville Maryland.
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Chamberlain
Catarrh Cure Promoted as Internal Blood Remedy
An advertisement touts a catarrh cure taken internally to reach the disease and purify the blood. Claimed to be a prescription from a leading physician, it combines tonics with blood purifiers to affect mucous surfaces and allegedly cure catarrh. Free testimonials offered via Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
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Cheney & CO
Toledo
Croggions Price
Halls Family
Women’s Circle Reports Aid and Actions in Butte Meeting
The open meeting recorded three women aided during the month and a home found for a four year old girl whose mother left her. Treasurers showed funds raised since October and dedicated to Butte work and sending help abroad. A plan to post placards at rail stations to locate officers was approved. A motion tasked Mrs Wedlake to approach city lay ministers for respectful burials of destitute women. Next gathering set at Mrs George Oschli’s home on Dakota Street in July.
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Butte
Wedlake
George Oschli
Dakota Street
Expensive to Expectorate Before City Court
In a police court hearing Judge Boyle fined M. Gray or Hoy on a charge of expectorating in a street car after conductor Ralph Dawson identified a man on his Centerville line car. The arrest occurred Sunday night. bail of 10 was posted for future appearance.
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Boyle
M. Gray
Hoy
Hamilton
Ralph Dawson
Centerville
Dawson
Newsboys Club Meeting Includes Recital at Union Hall
The meeting of the Newsboys' club drew a large crowd last night in Carpenters' Union hall. Mr. Foster of the Sherman Music company gave a violin recital enjoyed by the children. The programme included Hecita en and Dennis Harrington recitation.
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Newsboys’ Club
Carpenters’ Union Hall
Foster
The
Sherman Music Company
Hecitaen
Dennis Harrington
Recitation and Remarks Highlight School Program
Cora Kendall and Mr Riley give recitations while Miss Emma Dunckel makes remarks as Mr Passmore presides. The women leading the chorus form a double quartet of singers among the newsboyes.
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Cora Kendall
Mr. Riley
Emma ‘Dunckel
Passmore
Election Time for Unions in City
Announcement from the American Labor union offices says its president and secretary will arrive from Denver this week. Clarence Smith and Daniel McDonald are expected to attend as they have at the recent annual convention. The A L U election is set for Monday night June 29 with nominations then. The Butte Clerks' Protective union will elect six month officers next Monday amid heated contest.
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American Labor Union
Denver
Clarence Smith
Daniel McDonald
Butte Clerks’ Protective Union
Thieves Break In Through Window at Rick Home
Thieves forced a rear window at the Frank Rick residence yesterday afternoon and stole cash, cheap jewelry, and three razors. Rick, at work, found the damaged window on returning home and reported the robbery to the city hall before notifying police. No suspects or identification were established.
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Frank Rick
Cirance
Rick
Avacat
Mrs Ella Leary Charged With First Degree Assault
Formal complaint filed in county attorney’s office accuses Mrs Ella Leary of firing a shot that wounded her husband in their Driscoll block apartment. She pleaded not guilty at arraignment, bond set at 7000 dollars. husband in semi conscious condition, treated at St James hospital.
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Ella Leary
Driscoll
East Copper Street
Leary
Justice Colligan
Walkerville
Thomas Driscoll
C. W. Cockrell
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