Walkerville installs new mayor Louis Gainor in office
The Walkerville administration began with Louis Gainor as mayor and the old council retained. He outlined economy and improvements, appointed O Donnell as city clerk and attorney, and named committees while the retiring officials were honored.
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Gainor
Charles O'Donnell
Michael Duffy
John Murray
Murray
John R. Thomas
T. B. Elliot
John Hamilton
Ben Annear
Edward Fleming
David Hendra
Mr. Fleming
Mr. Hendra
California
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J. R. Thomas
F. B. Elliot
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Annear
Tomas
Hendra
Elliot
Eliot
Thomas
Golden
Marshal Duffy
Collins
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Anneard
James Dennison
King grants audience to U S ambassador Meyer
In Rome on May 5 the king received George von L Mayer United States ambassador. Meyer conveyed the thanks of the United States to the Italian government for the assistance and cooperation extended during his tenure in Rome.
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George von L. Meyer
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Mr. Meyer
Clemency Sought for Chicago Officers Held in Venice
United States appeals to his majesty for clemency after officers of the United States cruiser Chicago were arrested and imprisoned in Venice.
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United States
Chicago
Venice
Miss Rogers Not Married
A false report of Miss Kate Rogers of Centerville being married appeared in the Standard yesterday. The item was published in error by a mischief maker and is utterly unfounded. The paper will pursue the author of the insult to punishment.
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Kate Rogers
Centerville
Standard
Butte Briefs Reflect Local News Tidbits
J. T. O'Brien of Conroy and O'Brien is ill at home. F. E. Tebo, former Butte citizen, returns and buys a North Idaho tenement for 10 000. Rev. Mr. Sulzer to preach tonight at Union Gospel Mission. tomorrow no meeting. Thursday W C T U, Lee Hayes on Saturday. Mission attendance rises, Vernon optimistic. Wanted a male nurse at St. Ann's hospital Anaconda.
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Butte
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Vernon
Glad She Didn’t Succeed
Mrs. Agnes Green attempted suicide by carbolic acid in Red Lodge driven by fear her husband R. F. Green had deserted her. Dr. Butler treated her and saved her life. Green had left for Havre a month earlier, and she believed his letters showed he would not return. She later mourned the act and was glad she failed.
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Fire destroys 200 houses at Bartfelt resort
Budapest reports two hundred houses at Bartfelt, the famed health resort, burned in a blaze. Several people were injured as firefighters battled the flames and containment efforts were underway.
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Kelvin Decorated by Yale in Honorary Degree
William Thompson, first lord Kelvin, received from Yale University the honorary degree of doctor of laws in Battell chapel New Haven before a large audience.
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Wall Street Opens with Firm Hesitation as Major Firms Suspend
On May 5 New York stocks opened with Offenbach & Moore Henry Brothers & Co and Lockwood Hurd & Co suspending. Estimated joint liabilities range from 2.9 million to 5 million dollars. Journal notes doubts on asset value, but says most solvency rumors lack foundation. Trading centers on Rutland Railway preferred and related securities with a rise in Rutland shares after Vanderbilt interests planned to buy. Banks loaned 15 to 25 million at 10 to 15 percent, while money rates spiked to 15 percent late day. Meanwhile officials deny an official clearinghouse meeting.
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Webb-Meyer
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Gordon
Henry Brothers
William Scherer
Clearing House
National City Bank
Howard P. Frothingham
First National Bank
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Metropolitan Trust
Union Trust
Shelburne Falls
A. L. Meyer
W. Seward Webb
Henry L. Sprague
Benjamin P. Moore
Adrian C. Busch
FE. T. Perrine
Driscoll Child Dies At Home In Clear Grit Street
John Driscoll three years old died yesterday at the family residence No 105 Clear Grit street. Funeral is set for this afternoon at 2 o clock.
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Jerry Driscoll
Clear Grit Street
Car and wagon collision amid fire alarm at town corner
A patrol wagon and a Centerville line car collided at Wyoming and Quartz streets while rushing to a fire at John Tobin’s residence above Stewart mine. Windows were shattered, both vehicles damaged, passengers shaken, and the Tobin building suffered extensive damage with about 500 dollars in losses.
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Stewart Mine
Centerville
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Minstrels in Good Demand After Centerville Show
After a fine Centerville performance before the Argenta lodge of the A O U W the Centerville troupe of minstrels is in demand. They will perform on the 19th at the Walkerville A O U W hall for the benefit of that lodge. The amateur group is praised for its creditable showmanship and strong reception.
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Argenta Lodge
Walkerville
Hill City
Coffee brand demo at Gregg's store May 3 starts weekend
The Gregg Tea and Coffee company demonstrator will explain the merits of high grade coffees. Samples will be served to callers at the store. Commencing Saturday May 3. Gregg's French Breakfast 1 lb package priced per unit.
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Night Chief Captures Suspected Robber in Anaconda Case
Night Chief O'Brien arrested Ed Duffy on a robbery charge after Duffy, allegedly upset over a discharge, struck Foreman Pitts with a revolver at the Minnie Healy mine. Duffy is believed to be the man sought in Butte for beating Pitts about ten days earlier. Authorities in Butte plan to decide on extradition as patrols sought Duffy nationwide.
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O’brien
Bob Kelley
Duffy
Kelley
Tuffy
Butte
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Bute
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Presbyterian Preacher Struck by Trolley in New Orleans
Dr. B M Palmer, a noted Presbyterian preacher of New Orleans, was knocked down by a trolley car this afternoon. He suffered fractures to an arm and a leg, head injury, and possible internal harm. condition described as perhaps fatally injured.
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B. M. Palmer
Cleveland Painters Strike for Higher Wages
In Cleveland on May 5 nearly 500 painters walked out demanding a raise of 7 44 cents per hour, disrupting work across multiple sites and prompting negotiations with employers.
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