University Man Tells Smoke Test Details in Missoula Case
Witness Oliver T. Crane and Professor Harkins testified on the arsenic smoke tests conducted for the Blisy nunster case. Swain and Harkins reported differing arsenic estimates, with readings around 42,000 to 48,000 pounds daily, while Harkins later cited 64,000 pounds. equipment issues and sampling timing were noted.
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Uemeter
Oliver T. Crane
Tirkins
Atle Wilversttss
Missottia
Harkins
Dr. Swain
Stanford University
Big W. Plant
Swain Nas
California
Rineva’ Ullance
Missoula
Stanford
Nin
Swain
Unclear Testimony on Water Boiling Point and Thermometers
Proceedings describe a witness detailing boiling point observations in Missoula and Anaconda at about 3,000 feet, noting dust and film on thermometers affected readings. He explains apparatus setup, a 32 foot pipe, and attempts to read temperature before drop, while attorney questions dust effects and device accuracy.
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Missoula
Anaconda
Kelly
Lees
Atlas
Ani
Kelley
Harkins
Assistance promised by Teamsters union in reform resolutions
The Butte Teamsters union adopted resolutions denouncing arrests of Moyer Haywood and Pettibone as due process violations and pledging moral and financial support. The resolutions condemn Colorado Governor McDonald and Idaho Governor Gooding for using states to aid mine owners, and request press dissemination. Gordon William S. died aged months. funeral Tuesday at 2 PM conducted by Rev Hudlton at 449 East Park Street.
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Butte Teamsters’ Union
Mack Hendricks
Jos Gundy
A. H. Allerton
George Gitz
Moyer
Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
George A. Pettibone
Denver
Cole
United States
Hutte Tenmaters
Messrs
Haywoul
Pettibone
Atc Donald
Colorado
Gooding
Idaho
Taola
Mine Owners’ Association
Heywood
Petibone
Therm
Messrs. Moyer, Haywood and Pettiboine
Gordon
William S
H. E. Gordon
Wheat and corn market summary amid Liverpool influences
Chicago markets show May wheat rising to 478 after support from Liverpool prints and snow reports in Nebraska. Shipments for the week totaled 9,653,000 bushels versus 11,210,000 last year, with shorts dominant early season buying and a late rally before a weak close. Provisions remained mixed, May pork up slightly while lard and ribs edged down.
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Chicago
Kidlich
Liverpool
Nebraska
May
Market report details and mixed prices across cattle and grains
Fragmented OCR item notes cattle prices and grain bids with scattered figures. Mentions March Chicago market activity, various animal types, and fluctuating values, reflecting a noisy historical livestock and commodities snapshot.
First Hats Show Brightens Hennessy Store Display
The Hennessy millinery department hosted a bustling first spring hat show drawing crowds for an all day event. Mrs Reid oversaw selections with 20 assistants, featuring Paris and New York styles like the Susane Drum and Madame Carlier. Prices ranged from a few dollars to nine five, with notable hats including Lechtenstein straw and Georgette plumes. A novelty storm prompted patrons and two men sheltered under a tree as rain soaked nearby.
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Hennessy
Reid
Carter
Ratore
Rnc
Miss Reid
de Tarment
Madame Carlier
India
Madame Viant
Lechtenstein
New York
Joseph
Henri Bendel
Lanlee Francnis
Hartwle
Livan Kurd
Aplendia
Hennessy Company
Standard
Literary Circle Celebrates Miss Meteenth Birthday Event
The Women’s Literary club of Dutte marked Ita Meteenth with a formal luncheon in the clubhouse dining room. Green and white decor, white tulips, and silver and cut glass enhanced the hollow square table. Guests included Mrs. C. H. Moore and Mrs. F. Wy. Peckover, with a program of music, recitations, and stories.
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Ifamor Club
Dutte
Ita
Gly Ibe A Mincheon
Onder Thit
Homer
Bristols
Breen
Bliss Goodale
C. H. Moore
F. Wy. Peckover
Woman's Literary Club of
Anaconda
Egypt
Atr Welrick
Groeneveld
Rockwood
J. H. Hammond
H. Bociain
WW. Duzzo
Fimia Biol
Mra We CO
Dierks
George Th Mantimor
C. We Newton
Diames Fe Toneh
A . Ilaneke
LC. Pyle
Chiries
HL EL MacPooms
A. 5
Chrissis
Reinert R. Nuckles
W. M. Tunhy
W. C. Moussus
Wisk MacPherson
Henry Mueller
Kate Ouln
Pension increase for Mexican War veterans approved
Washington March 12 The pension committees voted to raise Mexican War veterans pensions from 12 to 20 dollars per month and favored reporting Senator Gallagher's bill for that purpose. Special Dispatch Blanchard, Dillon March 12-8 White Starte for Chicago on business trip to Washington during absence on matters of interest to readers.
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Armtn
Pensiona Haa
Gallager
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