Milwaukee Pine Branch to Yellowstone Route via Carbon County
Red Lodge reports urge Chicago Milwaukee and Puget Sound railway to build from Dorsey into Carbon County and Yellowstone National Park. Surveyors study Clarke Fork route with electric plants to power trains and park traffic, tapping Bearcreek and coal fields.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget Sound Railway
Montana
Logan
Miles City
Livingston
Dorsey
Red Lodge
National Park
Carbon County
Wonderland
Carbonites
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Bear Creek
Yellowstone National Park
Clarke Fork
Glacier
Farley Creeks
Open trolley cars return to Columbia gardens this spring
Butte residents enjoyed the first open trolley ride of the year to Columbia gardens in warm sun. The city buzzed with new front at The Place and shipyard style construction. May day opening, Bank overtime, and street numbering debates highlighted local life.
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Columbia Gardens
Butte
First National Bank of
Hard Luck Story From Old Madison County
A mother of 10 children, Mrs. Goodrow of Cherry Creek, is in sheriff custody on a charge of shooting at a man who warned of obstruction to a county road. Her husband is reportedly jailed in Livingston and a son held in Butte. She says the shot was to frighten an intruder, not harm. The sheriff kept mother and baby at his house with sympathy noted.
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Madison County
Livingston
Butte
Goodrow
Cherry Creek
Yegen Injunction Denied Over City Sewer Project
In Billings, Judge Fox denied Yegen Bros. a permanent injunction against finishing the Sixth avenue sewer, Improvement District No. 12. The decision blocks halting construction and grants the plaintiffs time to file a bill of exceptions for appeal if pursued.
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Standard
Billings
Yegen Bros
Supreme Court
Labor Unions in Boston Hold Large Demonstration
More than 5,000 labor union members marched in Boston to protest Judge Wright's sentence on Samuel Gompers John Mitchell and Frank Morrison. A Faneuil Hall audience attacked the decision as biased and accused the court of targeting one class. Copies of the resolution were sent to President Taft Vice President Sherman and Speaker Cannon.
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Boston
Samuel Gompers
John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
Wright
Superior Court of
District of Columbia
Faneuil Hall
Organized
Taft
Sherman
Cannon
Roosevelt prepares for Africa and Europe tour
Oyster Bay March 14 Former President Roosevelt plans a two year absence with travel to Africa and Europe. He will edit a magazine from New York dictating articles, while Smithsonian expedition members may visit Oyster Bay for a final conference. D D McHugh aged 78 died yesterday at his son's home. Funeral is Tuesday at 10 o'clock at St Patrick's Church.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Africa
Euurope
New York
Smithsonian
D. D. McHugh
W. J. McHugh
West Browlway
St. Patrick's Church
Tragedy Heirship Talk Ties Montanan and Chicago Kin
Cal v in of Chicago Felix Ingram and Owen Ingram of Helena visited the city to represent heirs in the Crisp estate and Teear estate. Public Administrator J C Fitzpatrick and George T Sparrell were appointed joint administrators. Teear held about 1290 dollars and Crisp about 1000 dollars in Whitehall Bank.
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Virginia City
Madisonian
Calvin
Chicago
Felix Ingram
Owen Ingram
Helena
City
Crisp
Jefferson Island
J.C. Fitzpatrick
George T. Sparrell
South Boulder
Mr. Teear
Teear
Whitehall
Mme Steinheil Accused of Premeditated Murder in Paris
Paris March 14 The examining magistrate M Andre informed Mime Steinheil that evidence supports formal accusation of premeditated murder. She is likely to be tried for her life in the assize court as the principal rather than an accomplice. The investigation suggests she plotted to kill her husband and stepmother to inherit their fortune.
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Paris
Steinheil
Adolphe Steinheil
Mme. Japy
M. Andre
Assize Court
Dixon predicts Plnthead Indian reservation opening
Senator Joseph M. Dixon wires Kalispell Chamber that delayed allotment details will be finished by May 1 and a proclamation will issue immediately, setting opening of the reservation early in July. He notes no department date has been fixed and calls his timing a best guess.
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Kalispell
Joseph M. Dixon
Beaumont and St Martin's gastric discovery shaped modern physiology
Beaumont an army surgeon at a Michigan post treated Alexis St Martin’s stomach wound. His experiments revealed gastric juice action and digestion, laying the foundation for modern physiology. Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets, made from fruit and vegetable essences, are sold nationwide to aid digestion and replenish stomach juices.
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Abbe
Spallanzani
Beaumont
Michigan
Alexis St. Martin
Stuart
America
Canada
F. H. Stuart Company
Stuart Building
Marshall, Mich
Mountain View pastor bids farewell as health prompts move
Rev. A P Morrison and his wife leave Butte for Southern California seeking renewed health after months of ill health. He led Mountain View Methodist for two years and five months, with a remaining plan to resume duties if health improves. The congregation and city bid farewell in a leavetaking service featuring special music. The pulpit will be temporarily filled while awaiting autumn appointment.
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A. P Morrison
Mountain View
Butte
Stevens Glee Club
Mr. Morrison
Mrs. Morrison
California
Farmers Ship Potatoes Rapidly Owing to Prices
Farmers and dealers move potatoes from this part of the state as high prices draw cars from Sheridan Twin Bridges and points to Whitehall. Prices range from 1 to 1.10 dollars per hundred with scarcity pushing bids to 1.50 to 1.75. Grain seeds scarce after last fall frost, forcing some regions to seek spring wheat from outside the state.
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Twin Bridges
Sheridan
Here
Whitehall
Gallatin
Judge Spends Day On Jury Instructions In Cooper Killings
Nashville March 14 Judge Hart and two stenographers devoted the day to drafting and reviewing the court instructions for the jury in the murder trial of Col D B and Robin Cooper and John Sharpe charged with killing E W Carmack.
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Nashville
Tenn
Hart
Col. D. B
Robin Cooper
John Sharpe
E. W. Carmack
Aeroplane christened at Morris Park as New York No 1
A historic aeroplane christening occurred at Morris Park under the Aeronautic Society. The ceremony mirrored ship launch rites with champagne broken on the machine, and the sponsor named the craft New York No 1.
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New York
Morris Park
The
Aeronautic Society
New Craft
New York No. 1
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