Hodgens Injured In Buggy Accident In Butte
Thomas M. Hodgens president of the State Savings Bank suffered a severe ankle sprain and contusions after leaping from a runaway buggy near Lincoln school. His right foot became caught in the wheel as the horse reared, the shaft socket bolt causing painful injuries. Dr. Renick attended and Hodgens was driven home for treatment with his recovery expected to take weeks.
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Orton Bros. Piano and Organ Store Ad in Butte
An old advertisement notes that investing in a piano or organ requires quality value and suggests Orton Bros at 219 North Main Street in Butte as the place to call for the best deal.
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American Steel Foundry to Form New Jersey Charter
Formal announcement of the organization of the American Steel Foundry under a New Jersey charter with an authorized capital of 40,000,000. The company will issue 15,000,000 in preferred stock and 15,000,000 in common stock for working capital and will take control of several related plants by July 1. The owners accept stock instead of cash, guaranteed by Charles M. Schwab and E. F. Gary of U S Steel, with no underwriting fees.
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Rent Roll Discrepancies Lead to Dix Indictment
Edward S Dix of New York City, a two Saudits owner and New York Athletic Club member, is jailed in the Tombs after being indicted for stealing about 400 from Julian G Buckley, president of an advertising agency and real estate holder. Buckley traced missing rent roll funds during a damages suit for a transit contractor encroachment. Dix controlled the property and was away on a yachting trip when the discrepancies surfaced.
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Trial ends as George settles suit with Billings Realty
Special Dispatch from Billings June 26 reports the W B George versus Billings Realty case was compromised. George receives a deed to MW lot in West End after paying $14 554 10, while damages are waived and only nominal damages are noted by both sides.
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Narrow Escape After Tree Limb Breaks In Boulder River
Miss Etta Hateh slipped from a tree limb and fell into the eight foot deep Boulder River while fishing. John Clark pulled her head above water until E H Hall arrived to help move her to dry ground.
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Four defense witnesses in Keerl murder case depart for Alaska
In Helena on June 26 four defense witnesses for the State case against J S Keerl, charged with killing Tom Crystal at Fort Harrison, will travel July 8 to Alaska before Keerl’s trial. Judge Smith granted defense request to take depositions with Isaac Hamburger appointed commissioner to take them. The witnesses include Privates Franz W Frederick Harry D Patcher and John Hinzerhberger and one lieutenant.
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Crow Indian club agrees to Fourth of July game in Billings
Telegraph from George Su manager of Crow Indian baseball club states he will accept terms for a Fourth of July game and will travel to Billings for the matchup on that date.
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Royal Funeral Services and Diplomatic Rush Amid King’s Illness
Crowds in London attend solemn services at Canterbury and St. Margaret’s with bishops, ministers, and peers present. Messages flow from Buckingham Palace as Emperor William and other foreign dignitaries react, while Field Marshal von Waldersee departs with princely envoys and diplomats.
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Exodus From London Begins As Coronation Postponed
London experiences a swift exodus as coronation postponement curtails visitors. Travel agencies report crowds seeking cheap trips to the continent and Scotland while banks and big houses shut. The American embassy party parts for the continent with Reid, Wilson, and aides dispersing from Marlborough House events.
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Reids Entertained After St Pauls Service
London news reports Mr and Mrs Whitelaw Reid were entertained after the St Pauls service today following their attendance at the church ceremony.
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The 1400 Rule Atop The New York Stock Exchange
A stranger on the trading floor is quickly identified by the crowd with the cry 1,400 a ritual that marks new members. The heckling, jokes, and prodding follow relentlessly as the newcomer endures a gauntlet of taunts and rough treatment from seasoned traders.
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Northern Pacific to Install Wool Baling Plant at Wideaux
Special dispatch reports the Northern Pacific is installing a new wool bailing plant at Wideaux this week. Former Billings agent Kennedy, now ranching near Grass Lake Wisconsin, has been hired for his expertise in wool handling.
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Kalispell man named teacher at Blackfeet Indian school
Washington June 26 William Given of Kalispell has been appointed a teacher at the Blackfeet Indian school.
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Linen and Pique Belts Offered at Bargain Prices
A large line of linen canvas and pique belts offered at 35 50 and 60 cents. Sturdy summer accessories advertised with low prices to attract shoppers.
Dewey testifies on Manila surrender and Aguinaldo ties
Admiral Dewey told a senate Philippines committee that Manila was surrendered to him during the Spanish fleet destruction under a prior understanding with the Spanish governor general. He said Aguinaldo had no official recognition, and he described events from Hong Kong to Manila including British naval counsel.
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Python Keeper Attacked by 18 Foot Snake in Philadelphia Zoo
Robert Hess, a veteran keeper at the Philadelphia Zoo, faced a life threatening bite from Lady the 18 foot python. The snake clamped his hand and wrist with 120 backward pointing teeth as he struggled to free himself and protect a duck in his other hand.
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Man Rescues Keeper From Python Bite at Zoo
A zoo keeper named Hess freed his arm from a pythons jaws after the snake bit him deeply. He closed the case unaided and reported to the main office before heading to a German hospital. Doctors say the bite is non poisonous and saving the hand may avoid amputation.
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Nose Transformed in Ornamental Surgery at Polyclinic
John Smith of Norristown underwent a rare cosmetic nose operation at Polyclinic hospital. Dr. John B. Roberts and Dr. W. B. Wray injected fat beneath the nose and molded the organ into a large shapeless form, then displayed the result to the patient who declared it a complete success.
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Flour Mill Contract Reported for Belgrade Site
Dr Featherstone has let a contract for a flouring mill to be built in Belgrade Montana. Belgrade lies in the Gallatin valley near the center of wheat country and on the railroad making it an ideal spot for the new mill.
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