Butte Woman Dies in Closet Mystery After Carbolic Acid Poisoning
Mrs. W A O Brien, 25, died from carbolic acid in a closet, coroner and jury find accidental. Husband Marco J Medin notations show no evidence of intent as inquest reveals a fragile marriage, family ties, and grief after her father’s death. Funeral date pending as community mourns the loss.
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W. A. O Brien
Marco Media
O'Brien
Sec
Johnson
Mr. O'Brien
Alexander
Ornate Bedframe with French Plate Mirror Offered at July Sale
Solid golden oak bed with double weave wire mattress and three spiral spring rows. Interior permits smooth opening and closing with bedding. Includes top mirror, shaped dresser and commode tops, brass hardware, beveled mirrors. Dresser top 19 by 42 inches, commode top 18 by 32 inches. July sale price 17.95.
Mullins Wins Suit Over Hayes Bet in District Court
Andrew J. Mullins won a judgment of 550 dollars against Harry Ayleshire in district court on pleadings. The case arose from a bet on Ike Hayes in a Butte fight with Dunn. The stake was put up by Ayleshire and Mullins. A referee initially ruled Dunn winner, then drew, leaving the stake unsettled until the district court action settled the matter. Pan-American shirt waists 7ic at New York Shirt Waist Co.
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Andrew J. Mullins
Harry Ayleshire
Ayleshire
Butte
Ike Hayes
Dunn
Mullins
Hayes
New York
Butte and Livingston Ballgame Lineups Announced
The afternoon matchup lists Butte with Lloyd ef Schils 3b Knox ss Kelly If Murphy 1b H Lloyd rf Donohue 2b Carney ec King p Jones p and Livingston with Clemense cf Miselde 2b McDonough cc Ryan p Burton 3b McLeod sf Freeman 1b Thomas rf Ray If. Game will be called at 3 p.m.
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Butte
Livingston
Ball Park
T. Lloyd
Schils
Knox
Kelly
Murphy
H. Lloyd
Donohue
Carney
King
Jones
Clemense
Miselde
McDonough
Ryan
Burton
McLeod
Freeman
Thomas
Ray
Parade Announcement for Grigsby Rough Riders July Fourth
Notice to Cavalrymen directs all members of Grigsby’s rough riders to report at once to finalize parade arrangements for the evening of July 4. Signed W. F. Johnson, 21 North Main Street. Boys knee pants suit priced at $1.50.
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Grigsby’s
Rough Riders
W. F. Johnson
North Main Street
Funeral of W H Lewis to be buried in native-home cemetery
The body of W H Lewis will be buried today in the cemetery of his native home. The funeral arrangements are being held at the family residence with service to follow at the local church.
Death of W. H. Lewis Shocks Butte Community
The life of W. H. Lewis who died in Boise at 43 is recalled as a noble citizen of Butte, Mont. He lived 17 years there, then moved to Boise three months ago to work in lumber and invest in timber lands and mines. His death followed brain abscess from diabetes after a brief illness. burial will be in Lancaster, Wisconsin.
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W. H. Lewis
Boise
Lancaster
Wis
O. K. Lewis
Walter Lewis
Butte
Lewis
Lewis Brothers
America
Idaho
Statesman of
0. K. Lewis
Salt Lake
Walter
Wisconsin
Mont
O. K. Lewis Dry Goods Company
Mr. Lewis
Cobban Bros
Harry Watkins
Local timber and mining magnate remembered in Boise
Mr. Lewis, renowned in timber and mines, built wealth in Southern Idaho and invested heavily there. His death will be felt in Boise and Butte where he was highly respected. Remains will be sent to Wisconsin to his mother’s home.
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Lewis
Boise
Idaho
Butte
Wisconsin
Then and Now Montana's Early Days Chronicle
Robert Vaughn writes a vivid six year residence memoir of Montana 1864 onward with tales of settlers gold seekers Indian wars stampedes and early missionary work. The book includes stories and pictures of pioneers and scenes of early Montana development. Vaughn now lives in Butte as popular airs play in the evening. Men’s gray summer salt coats priced at 12.50 at Boucher’s.
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Robert Vaughn
Montana
Vaughn
Butte
Boucher's
Armenia Steamer Ashore Near St John New Brunswick
The Anchor Line steamer Armenia, 2218 tons, en route from New York to St John, went aground in fog on Niggerhead seven miles from St John. Rescue tugs failed to refloat her. crew were taken aboard a tug and brought to port. The vessel now lies on her side as tide rises, with fears of total submersion. Captain J W Shanklin in command.
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St. John
N. B
Armenia
New York
Niggerhead
J. W. Shanklin
Italian Doctor Protected By State Department
Washington June 29. The state department aided by good offices to protect Dr. Giacomo an Italian resident of Wyoming from violence. He is accused by local authorities of an offense against a woman. He was arrested and brought before a local judge who made preparations to release him.
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Washington
State Department
Giacomo
Wyoming
Italian Charge Sparks Wyoming Bail Controversy
Local clamor rose over the bail of a suspect named Giacomo amid fears of lynching. Italian authorities in Washington requested action while the state department found no immediate risk of violence and advised Wyoming's governor, who said the matter was not serious and promised precautions to prevent unrest.
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Washington
State Department
Giacomo
Wyoming
Pennsylvania Crew Draws Bucks Side in Grand Challenge
June 29 Henley. University of Pennsylvania rowing team drew the Bucks side in the grand challenge cup races boosting their estimated lead to one to two lengths. Pennsylvania faces the London Rowing Club in pairs with London drawing New College. The winner advances to meet Thames and likely Leander in the final heat. The Penn crew paddled over the course in strong form.
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Henley
University of Pensylvania
Bucks
Pennsylvania
London Rowing Club
London
New College
Thames
Leander
Pensylvania
Tunnel caves in near Union tunnel in Baltimore
A tunnel in Baltimore under the Pennsylvania line caved in shortly before 2 am injuring no one seriously. An east bound express train was caught by falling earth and rocks but the rear coach and cars were halted by the engineer. Passengers were moved to safety with the train returned to Union Station.
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Baltimore
Union Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
Union Station
Rivers and Harbors Committee Visits Portland
The house committee on rivers and harbors arrived in Portland this morning and departed by a special train to tour the Willamette valley. They will return tonight and stay through Sunday, then inspect the lower Columbia River between Portland and the Pacific Ocean on Monday.
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Portland
Ore
Rivers and Harbors Committee
House of Representatives
Willamette Valley
Columbia River
Pacific Ocean
Medical Questionnaire Fragment from Historical Record
A long OCR fragment shows a medical questionnaire asking for personal details such as name, age, occupation, and county state, plus extensive symptoms. It lists headaches fever dizziness vision and hearing questions, nasal and throat symptoms, respiratory feelings, chest pain, night sweats, appetite, digestion, and mood. The text is noisy with misspellings and punctuation errors.
Consultation Free On Catarrh Symptoms By Dr Norcross
Great numbers suffer from catarrh and other chronic ailments without understanding their nature. Doctor Norcross has arranged symptoms to help sufferers identify what ails them. Read, mark applicable items, and bring or send them for a free consultation.
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Doctor Norcross
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J. J. O'Meara
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West Broadway
Boucher’s
Columbia Gardens
B. & M. Band
Morris
Evsonstrucran
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