Butte Irishmen to Honor St Patrick in Large City Celebration
Butte Irishmen plan a St Patrick’s Day program with high mass at St Patrick’s Church, a Broadway theater program at 2 pm, and a large evening ball schedule. Committee includes J J Murphy Thomas Collins John Cribben and others representing local Hibernians. No parade this year but preparations promise one of the largest city celebrations. The event features music recitals dances and readings with Father Isadore to speak on life of St Patrick and a Meritoriana program led by W M McCarthy.
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Erin
Une A. O. H
Yianagemente of
Wedines
Mornay
the &T. Patrick's Dty
J. J. Murphy
Thomas Collins
John Cribben
Thomas Moran
D. L. Kane
Dan Lynch
J. Ry Meara
T. J. Wallace
John C. Sturpy
John Ferns
Hibernians
Broadway
WW. i. McCarthy
W. P. McCarthy
St. Patrick's
Butte Gaello League
Dallia
Martha Collins
Biss Amnalda. Kelly
Butte Tiederkranz
Dan Leahy
J. A. Crowley
James Murphy
Evangeline La‘velle
AM. J. Gavigan
John L. Sullivan
Maregaret Murphy
Edna
Emmet Sullivan
Misa Marley Thompson
Sullivan Brothers
Aral
Edward Lee
Gertiv Myan Vora
Harry Lockhart
Emmet Quartetin
Gaelle Jeane
Children of Sacred
Heart Church
Catherine Rona
Preia
Collecum
Hibernia
Butte Briefs Move Travelers and Guests
Jam Madden left yesterday for Chi veg Sam Kesti went to Angora Ann FA Bahnin departed for Van cover British Columbia William frosiey arrived in the city from Vis fend near Twin Bringes Frank Gillani and Dvsines onan of Contad spend a few days in the city AL TY Strone and WoC Mechricks in Helene and 5 Olwstid of Dillan are guests at the Thornton
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Vancover
British Columbia
William Frosiey
Vis Fend
Twin Bringes
Frank Gillani
Dvsines
Onan
Contad
AL TY
Strone
Mechricks
Helene
Olwstid
Dillan
Thornton
Grape-Nuts Helped Ailing Worker Endure Winter Duty
A rugged North Country worker describes his battle with fatigue and illness from coffee and caffeine. He credits Grape-Nuts with stabilizing his health, appetite, and energy during a harsh winter, allowing continued duty at sea and road.
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Avid Qarym
Tim
Pin
Government files brief of argument in railroad merger case
The Supreme Court heard the government bid to dissolve the Union Pacific Southern Pacific merger. Attorney General Wickersham and aides urged the court to apply a reasonableness test and deny relief, detailing alleged rate increases and service deterioration from the proposed consolidation. The brief argued the Union Pacific would not be a competitor once merged, and questioned the legality of restraints on competition.
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Tnion Pavifie
Southern
Supreme Court of the United Stats
Wickersham
Wrank
Windward
Nurrinan
Jaen
Governipen
San Pedro
Juda Wook
Union Pacific
Seattern Pacffc
Anore
Witessor
Union Pacific Cole Mt
Banthera Pueite
California
Polita
Southern Pacific
Ogden
Bross
Standard Oil Am
Cattle rustling cases on trial in Bronwater court
Towns end March 12 Special Wlepatek reports that Bronwater county district court began March 6 with Judge Cheadle presiding. Sam Wisemiller was found guilty of cattle rustling and sentenced to one year. Ray Wilson was also found guilty and given one year. Further warrants and cases involving Roscoe Wilson John Morris Glen Mennersen Thaderton and Morris were noted with guilty pleas and sentences pending. County attorney Cutler and DAL McConnell led prosecutions amidst growing rustling concerns and rising pendings.
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Townsend
Bronwater County
Cheadle
Lewistown
Stewart
Sam Wisemiller
Wisemiller
Mroadwater
Ray Wilson
Roudnemd
Wileson
Wilson
Roscoe Wilson
Inother
John Morria
Glen Mennersen
Trescoe Wilson
Ned Site
Thaderton
Morris
Honlergon
Atorris
Thin Wilson
Timora
Untitled fragment on London Kranteld and future events
Fragmentary notice cites a London Kranteld source describing a vrusidt and New Mae ing with a reference to Tynasified changes and a 1H 38H date, noting gradual emergence of a reentity plan. The text is incomplete, offering little actionable detail or clear names beyond vague references.
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London
Miss Mitford Denounces Detestable Dance in Fashion
In fashion commentary Miss Mitford declaims against a dance she calls detestable. She cites the disliking reasons women should have for opposing Tennuet, criticizing its dazzling yet monotonous movements. She argues the display resembles a set of teetotums spinning for spectators.
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Miss Mitford
Girl who killed realty dealer begs for father
Miss Viola Carver of Tacoma Washington after fatally shooting J Edyard Tridge a young realty dealer spent a restless day in Los Angeles city jail She awoke seeking her father at 908 North Bay street Tacoma and refused visits from store clerks She later summoned a lawyer and was seen singing after the meeting The coroner's inquest into Eder's death is set for Thursday morning and Miss Carver is to be arraigned
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Cal
Maron
Viola Carver
Tacoma
J. Edyard Tridge
Carver
North Bay Street
West
Milas Carver
Caranir
Eder
Migs Cattvor
Bryan Advises Ohioans On Initiative Referendum
Col Bryan urged Ohio voters to back the initiative and referendum at the constitutional convention in Columbus. He argued recalls empower the people, oppose judicial independence being threatened by recall threats, and supported a rigid bench free from political pressure. His stance aligned with Governor Harman’s charter reforms and broader state reform across the nation.
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Ohio
Atareh
Ah Bryan
Oho
Tia
Mtr
Bryan Satel
Tendanesse
Bryan
Harmen
Uiu
Rehearing Sought Before Full Bench in Patent Case
Washington March 12 Attorney General Wickersham seeks a rehearing of the Supreme Court patent monopoly case. The Justice Department may assist if granted. Congress considers amendments to curb patent power over unpatented articles used in patented machines. Chief Justice White urged law changes to limit restrictive patent practices. Taft concurred with the Supreme Court on a related ruling about patent use restrictions.
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Supreme
Congress
White
aUpreme Court For
Maine
Laketon
New York
Judiciary Committee
United Shoe Machinery Company
Norvly
Nebraska
Taft
Cireuit
Supreme Court
Junge Lurwn
Sixth Circuit
Ham- Ton
Sour milk scares and the science behind it
A fragment explains why souring milk is safe to drink after boiling. It notes heat kills microbes that ferment milk sugars and discusses the belief that sour milk is harmful. The text mentions tiny organisms, heat, and a Chinese physician promoting sour milk for health.
Oil Tanker Wrecked at Sea Coast Rivalry Sinks Two
Santa Barbara Cal March a tanker Tonnerans owned by Associated Oil ran aground off Alvarado. Two crewmen William Weirman and Arnold Muhlberg drowned as the ship broke apart. The Rosecrans, sent to help, remained offshore as waves swept the coast. Rest of crew reached shore safely as sea began to calm later in the day.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
Mareno-Ador
Tonnerans
Jolson
Associated Oil Campe
Alvatrag
Willian Wiiraan
Arnold Muhlberg
Muhlberg
Weinmn
Teosecrane
Welrmin
Ife
Mal. Weimar
Umdertow
Rosecrand
Honolus
Alearag
Hee
Clyde
Uonohin
Fortification appropriation report moves forward
Washington March 12 the fortification bill totals 40 210 00 including 140 000 for site purchase to protect the on anes to Chesaprale Wis ordered favorably reported Lolly from the senate committee on appropriations New York March idfiney blondy MWwiSe per cent ruling rate Bq per cents closing Td 2 yet cent offered at 24 per cent Thue lonna strong BO daly GRRE per want W dave IE per etites 6 months 8 per cet Close Prine mercantily pepp ed ver cent Sterling exelunive slewty with a Anhakt Waalyess in dantcerat Wie at 84 Tortidectaiy Vs and ARR for Aleman
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Chesaprale
Wis
Senate
New York
Blondy
Lonna Strong
BO Daly
Grre
W Dave
Prine Mercantily
Aleman
Promised Beard Continues Through Winter in Indiana
Fragmented text notes a man named John Lil or Lil near Indianapolis wearing a mime beard begun in 1881. An examiner refused to detain him, alleges of an officer missing, and references a story of volunteers who left for the front, with a claim the beard has always been worn.
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Indianapolis
John Lil
Beowiye
Hin Hoyh
Ehuma
John
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