Profit Claims Two Used a Cold Deck in Robbery
Jacob Profit, an expressman, accused Oscar Kirshen and a man named Krause of swindling him out of over $50 in a three card monte style game in a room above the Copper King. Kirshen, with a Seattle origin, was arrested for vagrancy and bound for Salt Lake City. Krause was detained at Dillon and later returned to Butte. a French wife Pauline Crystal was also taken into custody.
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Jacob Profit
Copper King
Jerry Murphy
Quinn
Oscar Kirshen
Salt Lake City
Profit
South Main Street
Lavelle
Kirshen
Charles Zucker
the Standard
Missoula
Maurice Siegel
Eagle Loan Shop
Siegel
Krause
Leon Profit
Silver Bow
Dillon
Butte
Pauline Crystal
Porphyry
Colorado
Murphy
Seattle
Reno
Funeral notices for Padden and Baker families
The funeral of Mrs Annie Padden will be held Monday at 9 30 am from her sister Mrs Mark James 522 East Galena to Sacred Heart Church for high mass at 10 am. The funeral of Miss Mary Baker will be held Monday at 9 30 am from 113 Plum Street to Holy Savior Church for high mass. Infant Karr John 14 months died yesterday at 218 South Atlantic Street. Funeral notice later.
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Padden
Annie Padden
Mark James
Galena Street
Sacred Heart Church
Baker
Miss Mary Baker
Plum Street
Holy Savior Church
Karr
John
John Karr
South Atlantic Street
Funeral of Thomas Creighton Held at St. Josephs Church
The funeral of the late Thomas Creighton will be held Monday at 9 30 from the family residence 658 Maryland avenue to St Josephs church where high mass will be celebrated at 10 oclock.
Old farms in Maine and Vermont show varied yields and values
An Aroostook County farmer harvested 6000 barrels from 50 acres at 1.50 a barrel with costs of 60 a year per acre due to rich cultivation. A Monmouth neighbor yielded 2100 bushels from seven acres, cost 80 per acre. A Vermont orchard sold for 50000 with post harvest crop valued at 17000. Other Monmouth plots and old physician’s land are cited with high asking and resale values reflecting fruitful investment.
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Aroostook
Monmouth
Maine
Vermont
National Magazine
Treasury Chief Sees Tariff Gain and Possible Surplus
Washington reports four days remain in the fiscal year ending June 30 with uncompleted figures. Secretary MacVeagh says the new tariff law has produced revenue and that ordinary receipts may exceed estimates, possibly yielding a surplus rather than a deficit. Panama Canal expenditures drain cash while bond issuance to cover them is debated. corporation tax receipts and projections influence the year end balance.
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Washington
MacVeagh
Treasury Department
Panama Canal
Congress
Panama
Treasury
Internal Revenue
Little Nora Karr Aids Baby With Carbolic Acid Tragedy
A four year old girl in a Finlander family accidentally gave carbolic acid to her 14 month old brother while trying to quiet him. The infant died within minutes as the mother, unable to obtain help, watched in horror. Coroner Davenport was notified and likely will not hold an inquest.
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Nora Karr
John Karr
South Atlantic Street
Speculator
Nora
John
Davenport
Funeral for Neighbor Anna Padden Monday at 9 30 a m
All members are requested to attend the funeral of Neighbor Anna Padden at 522 East Galena Monday at 9 30 a m. Mamie Young, Oracle.
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Anna Padden
East
Galena
Mamie Young
Oracle
Five youths face charges for saloon shortchanging schemes
Detectives rounded up five young men Fred Reynolds James Haskett J S Sanders Joseph Gunning and John Doe after they targeted several downtown bartenders at Ari zona and Park streets Early yesterday morning at Main and Broadway John Finna and Ed Buckley were arrested for a street fight Officers Hughes and Cusick Also Bill Jones facing a court appearance over alleged insult and concealed weapons while A E Lawrence defended a woman and was arrested Both men posted bonds Jones 100 Lawrence 25 E O Rusk released on own recognizance after arming himself in a Broadway saloon incident
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Williams and Lynch
Fred Reynolds
James Haskett
J. S. Sanders
Joseph Gunning
John Doe
Arizona
Park Streets
John Finna
Ed Buckley
Main
Broadway
Hughes
Cusick
Bill Jones
A. E. Lawrence
Jones
Lawrence
E. O. Rusk
Ed O'Donnell
Rusk
Dakota Street
Norrish
O'Donnell
Lstter
Card of Thanks from Dudley Brown family
The family expresses sincere thanks to those who assisted and sympathized during a long illness and at death. Gratitude is given to doctors Norcross and Perthwaite, Messrs Mayo and Sachs, local newspaper men, friends in New York, Charles Weston, Mr Shoemaker, and many others. Mrs James Brown and Dudley Brown.
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Norcross and Cowperthwaite
Messrs
Mayo and Sachs
New York
Charles Weston
Shoemaker
James Brown
Dudley Brown
Silver Bow National Bank Savings Dept Promotes 4 Percent Interest
The Silver Bow National Bank savings department offers four percent interest and is the only savings department in the city under national supervision.
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Silver Bow National Bank
The
Holiday Declared As Pioche Branch Reopens
Salt Lake City June 26 Regular train service on the Salt Lakes Angeles and San Pedro Pioche branch resumed today after floods January 1. The Pioche district mines will restart operations at once and Monday will be a holiday with excursions to Pioche to celebrate the road’s reopening.
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Salt Lake
Salt Lakes Angeles & San Pedro
Pioche
Portugal Names New Cabinet As King Guides Policy
Lisbon on June 26 reports that Don Antonio Teixeira de Sousa, former finance minister, formed a cabinet and becomes premier and interior minister at the king's request. The prior ministry led by Francisco da Varga Belrso resigned June 17 after urging dissolution of the chamber. The king, liberals, monarchists, and republicans opposed the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Manuel
Antonio Teixeira de Sousa
Francisco da Varga Belrso
Chamber of Deputies
Elections in Panama Favor Government in Major Victory
Panama June 26 municipal elections held nationwide without incident. Government gains large majority, especially in Panama City and Colon, signaling broad support across the republic.
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Panama
Republi
Panama City
Colon
Trio of Beau Brummels in Taft Cabinet Fashion
The National Magazine notes Washington observers compare cabinet members on dress. General Wickersham earns praise for refined, elegant garments and punctual carriage, while Secretary Meyer favors English cut attire and Postmaster Hitchcock sports a crease-free coat with lavender tie.
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National
Taft
Washington
Hitchcock
Wickersham
George von L. Meyer
Navy
Meyer
New York
Royal Mourning Customs in Earlier Courts
In earlier times royal mourning was stricter with elaborate rules. The London Chronicle describes pre revolutionary France and Scotland where royal apartments were blacked and mirrors draped with crape. Widowed queens were secluded for six weeks with black cloth and white velvet tears.
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London Chronicle
Scotland
George
Buchanan Attacks Mary Queen of Scots and Mourning Laws
The article notes Buchanan's harsh critique of Mary Queen of Scots for appearing at a window after Darnley’s death. It then discusses historical sumptuary mourning laws in England, detailing late medieval limits on fabric for nobility including dukes, marquises, archbishops, earls, viscounts, barons, knights, and lower ranks.
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Buchanan
Mary Queen of Scots
Darnney
England
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