Butte Chinamen to Hold Flag Raising Tonight
Butte Chinatown to stage independence celebration with a midnight flag raising by the Butte Chinese republicans at West Galena Street. Hum Fay, president, says the new flag resembles the American flag with a red body blue field and a white rising sun.
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Butte
Chinatown
Tn Butte Sons
Chinese Republic
West
Galena Street
Ite
Hum Fay
Fay
Deer Gee
Montana
Revolutionary Chinese Party
China
Melican
Sutton to resign as sales manager in Montana venture
It is reported that Charles E. Sutton, longtime sales manager for Henningseen Produce, will sever his connection with the Henning sen company in April to devote full time to personal business. He plans a Montana chain of stores and will base operations in Missoula.
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Charles E. Sutton
Henningseen Produce Company
Henningsen
April
Montana
Missoula
Fifteen to One for Taft in One Idaho Convention
Coeur d Alene Idaho March 21 IKXoo tenai county republicans selected today s delegates to the state convention to be held at Lewiston May 16 The delegation was uninstructed but is said to stand 15 for Taft and 1 for Roosevelt Resolutions adopted strongly indorse the Taft administration Clearwater republicans in session at Oro Fino named four delegates today They also are uninstructed but the convention adopted resolution indorsing the Out of 216 delegates to the state convention 98 have been selected Taft men claim 78 of these
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Couer d'Alene
Idaho
Ikxootenai County
Lewiston
Taft
Roosevelt
Clearwater
Bill to Issue Patents for Flathead Settlers
Senator Smoot introduced a bill at Secretary Fisher’s request to issue patents to homestead settlers on the Flathead project upon proof of residence and cultivation, payment of land value, with unpaid water charges remaining a lien until paid.
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Standard
Washington
Smoot
Fisher
Flathead Country
Hammers in Wholesale Lots Bought by Women
London March 21 Evidence showed hammers were bought wholesale for suffragette raids organized at the Women Social and Political Union headquarters. Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst Mr Pethick Lawrence Mrs Mabel Tuke and others faced a magistrate on conspiracy and incitement charges. Bail of 10000 was allowed for Mrs Tuke but refused for the others.
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London
Women Social and Political Union
Emmeline Pankhurst
Pethick Lawrence
Votes For Women
Mabel Tuke
Tuke
Venic e arrests ahead of German emperor visit
Police have arrested all suspected residents in Venice and nearby towns to avert any untoward incident during the German emperor's coming visit. Reinforcements of troops have been gathered in the city.
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Venice
Italy
The Golden Temple and Its Pine Tree Garden
The Golden Temple, a famed Japanese shrine, sits within a centuries old garden where a single ancient pine tree dominates a court ringed by monastery walls. The tree is trained into a junk sailing ship shape after centuries of meticulous pruning and supports, tying the garden's landscape to age, form, and quiet beauty.
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Golden Temple
Japan
Manhunt in Hillsville Slows to Long Waiting Game
In Hillsville Virginia on March 21 state authorities delay progress as a fresh mock pursuit mirrors a week old assassination. Governor Mann plans a possible coup while officers camp out in the mountains pursuing the outlaws. Fear grips the countryside as residents alter routines and a pro clan notice warns intruders.
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Hillsville
Carroll County
Mann
Allens
Husband of Englishwoman attempts murder in Seattle
George S. Mat sushi, a 22 year old American born Japanese man who wed Mrs Hona Mills, 19, English, stabbed her in the neck and then shot himself in the throat. The woman is expected to recover while the Japanese man is dying. They married in Vancouver in 1912. The wife says abuse followed the marriage and her parents urged separation before he induced her to return.
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Seattle
George S. Matsushi
Hona Mills
Vancouver
Mateuski
Vermyra Louise Goes On Trial For Murder In Chicago
Mrs Louise Vermyla accused of poisoning several men who befriended her and insured their lives. She is tried for the murder of Richard T Smith conductor Illinois Central railway. Chemical analysis shows a large quantity of poison in Smiths organs. Vermyla wheeled into court in an invalid chair after paralysis from drugs swallowed at arrest.
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Chicago
Louise Vermyla
Richard T. Smith
Illinois Central Railway
Smith
Forgery Added to Murder Charge in New Orleans Trial
Annie Crawford stands trial for Elsie Crawford's murder. Gertrude Crawford, 18, testifies Annie forged her name to a $50 check and, using Gertrude signed blanks, withdrew most of a $131 deposit, to motive the alleged murder.
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New Orleans
Annie Crawford
Elsie
Gertrude Crawford
Gertrude
Annie
Bryan vows resignation if Harmon's delegates chosen
In Kearney Nebraska on March 21 William J Bryan told a democratic banquet audience that if Nebraska votes for Governor Harmon and he is elected a delegate at large he will resign immediately. He said he would not attend the Baltimore national convention to back Harmon whom he accuses of Morgan and Hill backing. Bryan praised La Follette and attacked Taft and Roosevelt.
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Kearney
Neb
William J. Bryan
Nebraska
Harmon
Bryan
Baltimore
Morgan and
Hill
la Follette
Taft
Roosevelt
Funeral notices for Laura Clark and James Hayes
The remains of Mrs Laura Clark are to arrive Friday morning and be moved to the Masonic temple West Park street for a 2 oclock funeral with Rev Dr Groeneveld officiating. The remains of James Hayes lie at Walshs undertaking parlors with mourners including a mother in Ireland and brothers Michael Hayes of this city and Patrick Hayes of San Francisco.
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Laura Clark
Masonic Temple
West Park Street
Dr. Groeneveld
James Hayes
Walsh
Ireland
Michael Hayes
Patrick Hayes
San Francisco
Law bills challenge legalized monopoly ruling in patent law
Washington March 21 Two bills amending patent laws aim to counter the supreme court decision on legalized monopoly. Rep Hanna of North Dakota introduced the measures which were referred to the patent committee.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Hanna
North Dakota
Forgery Charge Incurred Against Crompton
Jane Lapp landlady at the Curtis block is complainant against Joseph N Crompton for forging a $60 check. A preliminary hearing set in Justice Rhoades court following the county attorney’s complaint filed last night.
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Jane Lapp
Curtis Block
Joseph
N. Crompton
Crompton
Justice Rhoades
Socialists Nominate City Aldermen in Butte Race
The socialist convention in Butte nominates aldermen for seven wards with the fourth ward left for the central committee to fill. Nominees include Frank Gorman Pat Deloughry James Walsh Fred Pesky Mike Houghton Edmund Ladendorff and Harry Lappin. Clarence Smith chairs the meeting and the platform vows a constructive, anti capitalist city government and a push for public ownership and direct employment.
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Butte
Finlander Hall
Central Committee
Frank Gorman
Pat Deloughry
James Walsh
Fred Pesky
Mike Houghton
Edmund Ludendorff
Harry Lappin
Clarence Smith
City Central Committee
Henry Schmitt
Alexander Mackel
Mackel
Schmitt
Joe Littl
Frank Mabie
Anton Overmayver
Dan Shevlin
Jacob Fld
Henry Jenichen
Edmund Ladendorff
W. H. Woodruff
George Free
Ladendorff
Woodruff
Free
Booker
Henry Geik
C. C. Whiteley
Hugh McLaughlin
Oscar Stenberg
Edward McNamara
Ole Kohlstead
W. J. Kennedy
H. Lowndes Maury
Duncan
Maury
Maor Puncan
Velvet and Cloth Unite for Spring Fashion
Velvet and cloth pair in new spring styles. Velvet skirts with black broadcloth coats trimmed in velvet create sharp suits. Gray and white velvet with matching gray cloth coats feature heavy embroidery and tassels. White pin striped cloth with black velvet coats appears, as does violet velvet with satin faced velvet coats.
Advocates of County Division Prepare Banquet in Harlowton
Advocates from eastern Meagher county plan a banquet in Harlowton on Saturday to support creating a Merino county. Speakers include Judge KE. K. Cheadle and Lewistown Commercial Secretary Matthews along with Hedges H. J. Gilteman Shawmut H. L. Tierney Nihill and N. C. Ecklund Barber. Plates will be served at Graves hotel. The proposed new county would draw the eastern half of Meagher and parts of Fergus Sweet Grass and Musselshell.
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Standard
Harlowton
Meagher
Merino
KE. K. Cheadle
Matthews
Lewistown
H. J. Gilteman
Hedges
H. L. Tierney
Shawmut
C. J. Shanahan
Nihill
N. C. Ecklund
Barber
Fergus
Rare Metals Mill Sparks Global Market Realignment
The article explains rare metals fetch high prices due to scarcity and varied uses. It highlights a Denver area mill with 50 tons daily capacity as the world’s only facility of its kind, attracting specimens worldwide and reshaping supply dynamics. Heavy ores are processed on a water‑washed shaking table to separate metals, with ore analysis guiding steps.
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Colorado
Denver
Earth
Globe
Glass milk bottles with sealed disks gain use in London
Glass milk bottles with sealed disks are increasingly used in London as a safer, reusable packaging option. The disks seal the bottle, reducing spill risk and preserving milk freshness in daily distribution. Local grocers report rising adoption among households and dairy suppliers.
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London
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