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Montana Cities Begin New City Council Terms
In Butte and Anaconda changes in city councils took effect last night with holdover officials retaining posts. Mayor Mactitinniss and Mayor M Kengie report satisfactory progress on bonding schemes and administration, though officials deem state city government laws archaic and inadequate to modernize municipal operations.
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Roosevelt seat for ex president debated in New York
A column discusses Roosevelt potential seat in the Senate, noting Senator Depew and public calls. It weighs the idea of Grover Cleveland serving later and finds Cleveland unsuited, citing age, experience, and leadership limits as arguments against.
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Arbor Day Celebrated as Montana Communities Embrace Civic Pride
The Ardor for Arbor Day grows across Montana with governors proclaiming observance. Citizens plant trees and shrubs, improve streets and lawns, and share guidance on suitable species. Local groups emphasize practical, pleasant greenery that enriches neighborhoods and fosters community spirit.
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San Francisco Fire Recovery and Industry Edges in Debate
Amid post disaster economic strain, San Francisco carpenters seek tools to rebuild, while a hardware firm refuses sales due to wholesale-retail agreements. The scene spreads to labor unrest and charitable efforts, with mentions of city saloons, election chatter, and broader international news.
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Ninety Days For Him Row Among Finlanders For Abusing Mother
Conflicting testimony marked the trial of Thomas Reece and others in a county case. The judge found Reece guilty of abuse and sentenced him to ninety days in county jail. Testimony described with varying degrees of credibility the events in a Meaderslite residence and the involvement of witnesses including Madeline and Mrs Millon. The defense contested the allegations while prosecutors argued the need for accountability in the alleged domestic incident.
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Hyemel advertised as a natural catarrh cure in old pamphlet
An archaic medical promotion extols Hyemel as the natural and sensible treatment for catarrh, claiming dramatic healing without smoking or drag. It cites testimonials from OS Nugent and others in New York City, offers outfits and bottles for sale, and urges readers to write for further details.
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Locust Invasion Forecast Prompts Precautions this Spring
Washington May 7 A warning from entomologists predicts a locust visit this spring. The FeNea tourists the Bscar variety may appear in Alabama Georgia North Carolina and Pennsylvania. Though feared for crop damage the actual harm is often limited to orchards and roads. authorities advise delaying new orchards and planting near cleared ground to reduce risk.
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Food for Soldier Sparks War Remnants in May
In Chester on May 7 a veteran recalls a wartime food aid gesture that led to conflict as soldiers faced tensions during a camp meal. The account mentions William Herkens and Charles Mathes, with references to regiments, miscommunications, and a dangerous incident near the Maaitack camp, hinting at broader wartime hardship.
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Wits & Warning
Postum Coffee Alternative Praised by Nurses and Mothers
A nurse from Wilkes Barre writes that Postum helps digestion headaches and fatigue, replacing coffee for herself and patients. She notes improved sleep and energy, and that using Postum may aid households hiring servants, with boiling and serving tips included.
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Disturbances and fines highlight rowdy weekend cases
A string of late night disturbances led to fines for several residents. Cases include Thomas Hogelly on Fast Park Street with a garbled confession, and W E Merritt who pleaded guilty to making a disturbance at home. Pat Sweeney, Joseph Smith, Harry Williams, and others faced fines around ten dollars as authorities processed drunken or disorderly conduct. A speaker listed as Sarah Bernhardt, Louise McNair, and others appeared with uncertain charges, while some defendants were discharged or awaiting further action.
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Benched after a strenuous night
A player faced limited playing time following a demanding previous game as the team managed rotation and rest. The bench players stepped in to contribute minutes and maintain competitive depth.
Wife Joins Holiness Sect. Pastor Seeks Divorce
Ohio May 1 Mrs Adela Arnold left for Chicago to join a Holiness sect with a group of negro believers. Rev LR B Arnold a church pastor cites the move as grounds for divorce. The couple married in 1867 have five grown daughters. Arnold runs farm work among newsboys connected to John D Rockefeller interests.
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Poor pay drives babies from pastors says Rev George D Westminster
Pittsburg May 7 Rev George D Westminster Pa condemns stingy parishioners in a letter to ministers. He links low salaries to ministerial distress and even suicide risks, arguing better pay would improve parsonage conditions and family life.
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