Woman bigamist in court shows coy yet anxious for bail
In a crowded courtroom Aba Melville Northey, a noted bigamist, appeared with a perpetual smile as prosecutors asked for trial readiness. Bail was set at 1000 dollars and attorneys debated readiness while the defendant remained under guard. The day featured numerous arraignments and continuances as Judge Bourquin and others prepared for upcoming sessions.
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Aba Melville Northey
Whoker
Peter Brean
Jesse B. Roote
Breen
Butte City Hall notes discuss payrolls and elections
City officials report payrolls exceeding 33.00 with warrants due at noon. A full agreement was filed with the city clerk under council rules. The council signed to cover expenses for a forthcoming race election and authorized review of the Continental Oil plant’s operations for safety concerns about storage of gasoline within city limits.
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W. WT. Seber
James R. Thomeron
Continental Ol
Gasa- Mue
Mayer MacGinnish
Tie Etts
Warren Praise and Peculiar Sermon in British Columbia
An odd clipping from British Columbia recounts a New York parson’s tale of sin and punishment, contrasting Warren’s actions with biblical judgment. It mocks zeal and urges restraint, ending with an ad for a local beer at Bully’s place on Main Street.
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Clann
British Colum
New York
Christ
Warren
Vetore Iim
Tay
Hier
Hong
Patlee
Market closes with further rally in stocks and copper strength
A strong closing on the stock market followed another rally with notable gains in copper and commodity groups. Amalgamated and United Copper moved higher while New York and Boston trading showed mixed activity. analysts cautioned that a brief consolidation may follow as prices hovered near key levels.
Mayer's Auction Proves Profitable Evening
The report describes a lively Mayer's Auction where bidders paid high prices for various items. Revenue included a $2740 glass jardiniere and other pieces fetching hundreds, with numerous items selling above estimates. The piece notes frequent sales at Mayer's Auction House, located on West Part Street, drawing attentive crowds and noting strong participation from local buyers.
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Mayer
Benretut
Uther
Jisvelin
Walkerville election talk stirs in town and mines report
Walkerville politics show early activity with two probable tickets and potential cross slate for mayor treasurer city attorney and clerk races. A mass meeting in the city mall is planned this afternoon to set preliminary steps. Mining notes describe a big shaft accident at Lexington and upcoming expansion as five shifts are let in nearby hills.
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Fred Brule
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Ana Itie Rela
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Chinvoller
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John Marsland
Ibert
Billboard Association Adopts Resolution Against Vicious Pictures
The board of directors of the billposters of the United States and Canada approves a resolution to refuse posting pictures and titles deemed vicious after August 1906. The measure aims to clear billboards of objectionable content and protect public decency across the region.
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Detroit
United States
Canada
The Return of Hamilton Brings New Suits for Reunions
March report from New York cites Sipele of the Fowler committee saying Hamilton's return will aid the needy by funding suits for reunions. The note references 31,009,099 dollars spent by Tanith while employed by New York Life Insurance to oversee resieration and taxation.
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Sipele
New York Lite
Fowler
Hamilton
Tanith
New York Life Insurance Company
Public landmark protection bill urged by loase committee
Washington March 8 the house committee on public lands agreed to dig to make a favorable report on a bid to protect historical landmarks. It is desired especially to preserve the case dwellings in New Mexico and Arizona, and provides that land on which objects of historic interest are located may be set aside by the government and protected from vandalism.
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Loase Committee On
Linda
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Arizona
Quiet as the Cemetery Royalty Happy and Gay
Washington Marett reports the Chinese legation in Beijing has released a terse note stating the empire remains quiet and that the emperor and empress dowager are in excellent health, despite broader uncertainties.
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Marett
Cereigny
Peking
Retail drug trade agitation sparks citywide debate
A doctor in Butte predicts a revolution in private practice as lawsuits threaten the role of druggists. He argues office dispensing could rise to replace pharmacist duties, citing shifts from compounding to ready-made remedies and doctor-driven drug supply chains. The piece notes broad support and concerns among physicians about changes to conventional dispensing norms. The report closes with a local marriage: Primus Carlson and Miss Elizabeth Melin wed on Wednesday evening on West Copper Street, Rev. J. W. Nygall officiating.
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Philipsburg Notes Special Dispatch to the Standard
Philipsburg notes report Hutmian and Rube visiting relatives in Butte. Mrs Jacoby plans a brief Missoula visit with her mother. Lyman Rhoades travels to Butte then aims for Madison county to explore coal properties owned by J. T. Rhoades. A mass meeting is called for Saturday at the courthouse to discuss Wick Gate forest reserve.
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Standard
Wick Gate Forest Reserve
Government approves higher pay for ambassadors abroad
Christiana Norway March 5 After two days debate the government proposals for salaries of ambassadors and consuls abroad were adopted by a large majority. Amendments from the parliamentary committee were rejected in favor of greatly reduced salaries. Manila March Gen James TF Smith newly appointed Philippines governor was tendered a popular banquet before a six months vacation trip through Europe.
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Manila
dJamex TF. Smith
The
Philippines
Europe
Washington Senator Stone proposes pension boost for Mexican War survivors
Washington reports Senator Stone introduced a bill today to raise the pension for Mexican War survivors from twelve to twenty dollars per month, aiming to aid aging veterans.
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Washington, March
Stone
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