City Health Board weighs scavenger plan and death certificate rules
The City of Butte health board, led by Dr A C Leggat and Aldermen Cohen Day and Dempsey, debated a new scavenger system and death certificate controls. They postponed decisive action pending further data while reviewing smallpox bills and detaining house closure.
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A. C. Leggat
City Board of Health
New City Board of Health
Cohen
Day
Dempsey
J. H. Cronin
W. L. Blackburn
Alexander
Leggat
Maher Takes Children From Mrs Maher After Divorce
County Treasurer James Maher, recently divorced on grounds of habitual drunkenness, with a deputy sheriff, removed the children from Mrs. Maher at No 82 West Mercury street. Friends defend Mrs. Maher as a devoted mother, while Dr. Campbell praises her character and condemns the divorce basis.
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James Maher
West Mercury Street
Woman in altercation at Hoyle's Court club
Alice Jackson, a resident of Pleasant alley, struck a piano player nicknamed Commodore at a colored club in the bad lands with a gun, fought fiercely, and was deprived of the weapon. She was ejected and later jailed. Police Judge Boyle will hear the case Monday.
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Alice Jackson
Pleasant Alley
Commodore
Holmes
Alice
Boyle
Talk of Pupin invention may erase distance in telephony
Manager Miller of Montana Bell notes Dr Pupin from Columbia College has developed repeaters or induction coils to extend line range. If successful, transoceanic phone links seem likely and American Bell has bought the idea for 500000 dollars with royalties on each instrument. The company also plans new small exchanges this season where impracticable before.
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Miller
Montana Bell Telephone Company
Pupin
Department of Mechanics
Columbia College
American Bell Company
Pupin A
Royarty
Quiet Quietly Married In Canadian Couple
James W. Judd formerly of Toronto and employee of Symons Dry Goods married Miss Ethel Scott of Winnipeg in a private ceremony at 709 South Main Street hosted by H. Rosensweig last evening.
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James W. Judd
Toronto
Canada
Symons Dry Goods Company
Ethel Scott
Winnipeg
H. Rosensweig
South Main Street
Few Troops Remain in Pekin Guard Remains
The state department estimates only a small number of American troops stay in the forbidden city Pekin as the legation guard. They occupy the same post since occupation and are expected to stay until a permanent United States legation compound is secured.
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T. H. Wilson
San Francisco
Butte
Oregon
Germany
California
Washington
State Department
Pekin
Legation Guard
United States Legation
Wrong Man Shot In North Alabama Assault Case
An unknown Black man, believed to be James Brown, accused of assaulting Miss Della Garrett of Springville, was shot and killed by several white men about 22 miles from Birmingham. Authorities suspect the wrong man was killed.
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Birmingham
Ala
James Brown
Della Garrett
Springville
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Butte News
Big Hole
Bristol
Davis & Weimescary Co
Fosselman Drug Co
Lutte
Calder Wall Paper Co
C. V. Franzman
West Park Street
Board of Health
Miles City
Dillon
Helena
Bozeman
Livingston
Billings
Fargo
N. D
the McDermott
South Africa
Thornton
Major Dawson
Great Northern
Rveyors
W. H. Wil Hams
W. M. Cobleigh
State Agricultural College
McDermott
Anaconda
Cobleigh
H. E. Rafferty
Western Fuel Company
Overland Club
Pacific Coast
George A. Day
Montana
Mr. Day
Hoyle's Court
Express
Geisler’s Bird Store
16Th St
Omaha
Neb
Es Marias
Symons
Lonsdale Cambric
Zephyr Ginghams
A. F
Sea Island
W. Park St. Butte
Mont
W. Park St. Butte, Mont
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