Butte Board Seeks Bids for Hobart School Sewer
The Butte Board of School Trustees voted to advertise for bids to construct a sewer connected with the new Hobart school. Superintendent Young reported high attendance and growth in the district with 7,100 total enrollments and a February high school average of 419.
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White
Butte
Walkerville
KR. L. Clinton
Coun
W. H. Orr
West Broadway
Hobart
Genevieve Gillett
Boston
Emerson College of Oratory
Rk. C. Rehfeld
Missoula Guidh
State University
Shave Thyself With New Gem Safety Razor
An advertisement touts the New Gem safety razor as quick and easy for any beard type. It claims months of practice are unnecessary and users will experience a close, clean shave with minimal cuts.
Statue to Be Melted into McKinney Memorial in Brighton Park
Chicago art and civic leaders discuss melting the Kretschmar Columbus statue, valued at about 2000, to form a memorial for President McKinney in Brighton Park. Charles Hutchnson plans a 30000 fund drive with a committee of prominent citizens, pending South Park Board approval after securing a formal group.
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Kretschmar
Washington Park
William McKiniey
Brighton
Charles L. Hutchnson
South Park Commissioners
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Lake Front
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Art Institute
South Park Board
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Ferdinand W. Peck
Howard Wkretechmar
French
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Peck
Kretsenmar
Missouri
James W. Ellsworth
Columbus Monument
Ellsworth
City Gardening Moves Ahead With Prize Program
The Engelman Botanical society of St. Louis plans systematic city tree planting and floriculture work as the season opens. It aims to beautify back yards and open spaces and will offer prizes for private city gardening including window ledges, plus awards for the best juvenile gardening specimens. Our member says the goal is to make every home as beautiful as possible.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Engelman Botanical Society of
St. Louis
Unqualified Indorsement in Pittsburg Gazette Bonnet Tale
Mrs Hammersmith seeks her husband’s judgment on a new bonnet. He feigns critical inspection and notes it costs seven dollars less than her previous bonnet, signaling his approval in a subtle, comic exchange.
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Pittsburg Gazette
Missing Miss Effie Brown Sparks Family Anxiety
Relatives and friends in Butte are anxious after Miss Effie Brown vanished about a week ago. Her brother checked banks and residences, but no trace surfaced. Brown taught at Divide and had recently arrived in Butte, last seen leaving a room with a 14 year old girl. Authorities and family await clues.
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Butte
Booth
Miss Brown
Frank Brown
Peru
Divide
Frank
Exelsior Springs
Butte Anaconda & Pacific Tickets On Sale At Great Northern
Butte Anaconda and Pacific railway tickets are now on sale to Anaconda and all stations between at the Great Northern ticket office 41 North Main street. Time card and freight rates cheerfully furnished.
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Butte
Anaconda
Prince Henry Donts From Harper's Weekly
A humorous list of cautions for conversing with Prince Henry advising what not to say or do during his visit. The tips cover language, etiquette, American impressions, and remarks about German royalty to avoid embarrassing or improper commentary.
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John C Allen
James J. McCarthy
Charles EF. Denny
John Helehan
Joseph Benedick
John L. Davies
Dan Johnson
Harper's Weekly
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New York
Germany
Willie
England
Custom House
Johann Most
Tammany
Prince
Ingenious Make Do Wardrobe Tale At The Theater
A young man lacking his trunk discovers his shirt and collar are usable and he improvises to get ready for a theater outing with his fiancée. The tale highlights familiar gendered skill contrasts as he cobbles together a workable outfit from limited resources.
Cuffs Replaced by Bristol Board Illusion At Theater
A man, short of proper cuffs for a formal evening, crafts makeshift cuffs from Bristol board. He hides them under his coat sleeve to accompany a young woman to a theater, managing to pass as properly dressed. He later treasures the fake cuffs as proof of his resourcefulness.
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Bristol
Dinner gaffe with minister ends in fish mix up
In Orion Michigan last Thursday Mrs. Wilson hosts a dinner for a visiting minister. The host Charlie and family struggle to pronounce fish choices as the minister sits to dine. Confusion peaks with dam and river fish misstatements and a tense finish.
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Oxford Leader
Charlie
Mrs. Wilson
Orion, Mich
Reed as Platt’s NY governor pick sparks reform epigram
The Boston Herald notes that Thomas B. Reed is Ross Platt’s chosen candidate for New York governor, framing the report as a pointed epigram intended to influence mayors and voters with a sharp political jab.
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Boston Herald
Thomas B. Reed
Ross Platt
New York
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