Adventist Conference in Butte Emphasizes Sin and Health
In Butte a conference by Adventist committees highlighted Dr. W L Gardner’s address on sin and illness. He argued sickness results from sin and recalled biblical times when no medicines or anesthetics were needed, urging a return to virtuous living to prevent disease and maintain health.
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Butte
W. L. Gardner
Jesus
Eden
Adam
God
Enoch
Moses
Christ
Warning Against Quack Medicines and Moral Decline
The article critiques patent medicines and nostrums as deceptive cures. It warns of financial overreach and physical bankruptcy from debt and overexertion, urging repentance and a reformed life. It quotes scripture about sowing and reaping and predicts the faithful will attain perfect bodies and immortality.
Best Coal in the Market Kemmerer Coal Ad
In the Butte market Kemmerer coal is acknowledged as the best coal with no extra cost over inferior grades. Citizens Coal Co announces service by calling Phone 538 or visiting No 4 East Broadway.
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Kemmerer Coal
Butte
Citizens’ Coal CO
East Broadway
Receiver sought for Minnie Healey mine in old suit
Carl Kleinschmidt administrator of the Allport estate petitions Judge Clancy for appointment of a receiver to operate the Minnie Healey mine after E. H. Wilson was removed by the supreme court. The petition cites vein theories, damages claims against Kos ton & Montana, and the need to keep the mine running to prevent caving and protected ownership evidence from Boston & Montana. W F E Carroll represents Kleinschmidt.
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Clancy
Minnie Healey
E. H. Wilson
Supreme Court
Carl Kleinschmidt
John D. Allport
Kleinschmidt
Heinze
Koston & Montana
Piccolo, Gambetta
Dayton
Wilson
Boston & Montana
West Neck
W. FE. Carroll
Coal oil lamp blasts cause home damage in Milwaukee
A coal oil lamp exploded at J Neely’s home 1185 West Wisconsin Street causing a scare as residents dodged burning oil. The chemical engine prevented a larger fire with damage estimated at 25 dollars.
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J. Neely
West
Wisconsin Street
Heinze May Be Sued Set for Hearing on Supreme Court Motion
Supreme Court set for hearing next Monday on whether to consider the challenge to Judge Clancy’s restraining order involving the Anaconda Copper Mining Company and the Heinze properties on the Nipper lode claim. The lower court’s restraining order against Anaconda is modified to remove interference claims against F A Heinze and Arthur P Heinze. Schatzlein’s window display at 14 West Broadway advertises new wallpaper arrivals.
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Supreme Court
Clancy
Anaconda Company
Nipper
Heinzes
Heinze
F. A. Heinze
Arthur P. Heinze
Anacconda Copper Mining Company
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Nipper Lode
All Night Owl Street Car Service Trial Begun
An owl train on the street car line starts a trial run this morning with potential continuation if popular. Manager Wharton has debated the idea amid fears of drunken riders and late accidents. If the test fails, the service will be discontinued.
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Wharton
Meaderville
Meehan Faces Murder Charge in Centerville Case
James Meehan is accused of killing William Ryan after a March 9 assault at Grant's boarding house in Centerville. Meehan to be judged by Judge Arnold Monday at 2 p.m. Dennis McGinley, once charged with Meehan, has been discharged and his case will be concluded once defense witnesses appear.
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James Meehan
William Ryan
Arnold
Dennis McGinley
Meehan
Ryan
Grant
Centerville
Sev
Death in County Jail After Alleged Assault Case Details
A man named Ryan died in the county jail after being held on a claim of pursuit by attackers. Autopsy by Dr. Sheeran attributed death to alcoholism, with evidence suggesting Meehan's assault contributed. Testimony by J. J. Grant M. R. Proebster deputy sheriff and John Hart discussed the case at the hearing before Judge Arnold. Meehan's attorney John N. Kirk moved for discharge, denied. Funeral for William Egan scheduled today at 2 p m from Sherman’s undertaking parlors.
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John Hart
Ryan
Meehan
John N. Kirk
Arnold
Lucy Epperson Reflects On Three Lives Lived Here
Lucy Epperson says she has lived three lives on Earth, recounting decades of local events, family ties, and community changes that shaped her long journey. Her reflections span work, motherhood, and public life within this town.
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Lucy Epperson
Earth
Woman claims eight hundred years old and eight hundred children
An inquest on Mrs. Lucy Epperson and Gus Swanson found Swanson a chronic alcoholic and Epperson with softening of the brain. Epperson asserted multiple lifetimes and many children, stating she had been married, died in Spokane, and currently lies in need of asylum.
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Donnelly
Moore
Lucy Epperson
Gus Swanson
Epperson
Lutte
Homestake
Spokane
Lucy
Burnett
Brown Declares Bankruptcy in Anaconda Petition
Fred E. Brown of Anaconda yesterday petitioned the U S court to be adjudged bankrupt. Referee Thompson Campbell will hear the case on April 5. Brown lists assets of 255 in household goods and tools, liabilities totaling 571.40 to multiple creditors, with a secured 76 claim and insurance for 5000 in favor of his wife.
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Fred E. Brown
Anatonda
United States Court
Thompson Campbell
Brown
Sam Pramenko
Anaconda
Jebe & Godaro
Walker & Gibbs
Mr. Dickson
South Butte
J. R. Boarman
Connell Company
Butte
Smith Drago
Dr. Leahy
Copper City Commercial Company
John Furst
Fred Blotz
George Peterson
Sam Binder
Dr. Pleasants
Mennie Couple to Leave Butte for Bruce Copper Mines
Tomorrow Thomas Mennie and his wife depart Butte for the Bruce copper mines in Ontario Canada, where he will take charge upon arrival. Mennie has spent a decade at the Butte Reduction works and led the plant for six years, after a prior serious injury in the machinery. They will reside in Ontario and friends here wish them good fortune.
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Thomas Mennie
Butte
Bruce Copper Mines
Rock Lake Mining Company
Ontario
Canada
Mr. Mennie
Mennie
Mrs. Mennie
Galena Man Fined for Assault After Water Incident
George Harrington faced a charge of assault in police court after scalding Mies L. Carmen of Galena. He forfeited 25 dollars when called, claiming she first attempted to pour hot water on him. Carmen remains under a doctor's care and plans to prosecute in county court once injuries heal.
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George Harrington
Mies L. Carmen
Galena Street
Harrington
Miss Harmen
Grady Promises Move of Cribs in Eighth Ward Campaign
F M Grady democratic candidate for alderman in the Eighth ward gains broad support as he campaigns to relocate the cribs from Galena and Mercury streets to a less central city site. Voters favor the plan and Grady pledges to serve the people and city.
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F. M. Grady
Eighth Ward
Grady
Galena
Mercury
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Schatzlein’s
West Broadway
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Sherman
Asylum
Tom Mennie
Bruce
Mines
Mr. Grady
Miennessys
Montana
Hennessy
Carates
Royal Wilton
SMITH
Bigelow
Lowell
Yama
Copprgl
China
Japan
India
Weeene
Hennessy’s
Brussels
Wakefield
Valenciennes Lace
Henn
Ssy
Nation Department
Burlington
Hurlington
Glendale Mills
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