Wax Model Mme Kieth Shows Gowns At Hennessys
Mme Kieth from London visits Hennessys second floor to present imported gowns with accessories in a living wax model act. Crowds of women attend daily from 2 to 5 pm to view dresses as shown from new angles, admiring how skirts drape and fit. She will remain for a week, inviting all interested in pretty gowns to watch.
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Mme. Kieth
London
Hennesay
Milady
Mme Kieth
Mme
Kieth
Colume
Hennessy's
Divorce Case Ends With Marriage of Plaintiff
In district court last Saturday Belinda Wilton Worthington sued Henry Worthington for divorce. Doctor J. D. Long married Worthington’s wife yesterday after she received the decree. Testimony showed Worthington had been employed by Long for two years. Witnesses were John Curtis Jr. and Antone Donati. Justice John Doran officiated. The Episcopal diocese meeting in Butte drew attendees including Archdeacon S. D. Hooker and several clergy from Helena, Great Falls, Anaconda, and Butte.
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District Court
Mra
Belinda Wilton Worthington
Henry Worthington
J. D. Long
Worthington
Dr. Long
John Curtis Jr
Antone Donati
John Doran
H Tyne
Episcopal Church of the
Diocese of
Montana
Butte
S. D. Hooker
Helen
F. J. Bateman
Helena
F. J. Minor
Great Falls
J. L. Craig
Anaconda
W. C. Messias
Alice Selfy
Milwaukee Railroad
Judge Lynch
Department of the Court
Selfy
Marion Park
Minnesota
Arlee Zulfa
St. Paul
Zulfa
Constantin Guarneft
Louis Handen
Selty
HL. Brady
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Funeral for Tim Linnenan Held at St Patrick's Church
The funeral for Tim Linnenan, athlete and singer from Butte, who died Monday, will be at LN Clark street this morning with high mass at St Patrick's Church at 9:30. Pallbearers include Pat Nagightly, Tim O'Brien, Dan Murph, Pat Hereby, and Tim O'Leary. He belonged to the Hibernians and the Gaelic Teague.
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Tim Linnenan
Butte
LN Clark Street
St Patrick's Church
Pat Nag’ Ightly
Tim O'Brien
Dan” Murph
Pat Hereby
Tim O'Leary
The
Hibernians
Gaelic Teague
Hanson Family Welcomes Baby Girl Sunday Visit
Friends of Harry L Hanson, noted plumber, report a new addition to the family a baby girl born Sunday at their home. This is the couple’s second child and they receive warm congratulations from friends around town.
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Harry L. Hanson
Mre. Hanson
Marriage Licenses Issued by Clerk to Six Couples
The clerk of the court issued marriage licenses yesterday to George Garland and Susan Martin Lawrence August Borello and Mary Dellemore and Fred R Gilt and Florence Flana in a brief public notice listing the couples.
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George Garland
Susan Martin Lawrence
August Borello
Mary Dellemore
Fred R. Gilt
Florence Flanain
Paul Gets Thousand for His Injured Arm
A Milwaukee jury awards Edward Paul 1000 against Peter Kelly after injuries from a September shooting at a saloon. Paul claimed permanent arm damage and life-long incapacity from the incident. Kelly claimed self defense and fear of assault. The eight to four verdict settled part of the suit, with further actions noted in related cases.
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Edward Paul
McClernan
Department of the District Court
Peter Kelly
Kelly
Tome
Paul
Ministers Gather for Conference at Helena Area
Eighteen district superintendents from Montana North and South Dakota Idaho and Oregon gather in Butte for three day Helena area Methodist conference. Session opens at 9 am at Mountain View church with reports and discussions on church work.
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Helena
Methodist Church
Montana
North
South Dakota
Idaho
Oregon
Butte
Mountain View Methodist Church
Hutte
Leonard
Epworth’ League
Board of Home Missions
Dakota Wesleyan University
Miteh Gi
Vwllege
Grand Forks
N. D
Th State University
Montana Wessesi
Gooding College
Counci
Great Falls
Bozeman
Glasgow
Brookings
Rapid City
Bishop Taccock
Harkweed
Abderdeen
G.T. Notson
Huron
Columbia Falls
Edward Laird Mills
Edward Smith
Billings
Thaho
H. W. Parker
Twin Falls
J. D. Gillilan
Boise
W. A. Winters
la Grande
Ofe
Track repair delays on Columbia garden line
The northern track on the Columbia garden line was torn up today requiring about two weeks for repairs. The street railway company hopes to have both tracks ready for traffic by the baseball season opening on May 2.
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Columbia Garden
Street Railway Company
Police Officials Travel to Seattle for Court Testimony
Chief Murphy and Detective Lynch departed for Seattle to testify in federal court against John Beverly known as Hoppie the Dip. He is being prosecuted on charges related to white slave activities.
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Murphy
Lynch
Seattle
John Beverly
Butte
Hoppie
Saloon Keeper Fined for Manslaughter in Air Mobile Crash
Seattle May 12. Harry W. Boswell, saloon keeper, pleaded guilty to manslaughter after driving an air mobile that killed Miss Beryl BM, a working girl, in January. He was fined $1,000. The police...
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Seattle
Harry W. Boswell
Beryl
Husband and Wife Dead Near Bakersfield in Suspected Foul Play
Bakersfield California May 12 laborers found the bodies of E Gordon Hitchcock age 42 and his wife Grace Hitch Cock age 41 three miles from the city on the Rosedale road. The woman had been shot once in the side and through the heart while Hitchcock was shot in the eye and the heart. There were evidences of a struggle.
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Bakersfield
Cal
E. Gordon Hitchcock
Grace HitchCock
Rosedale Road
Hitchcock
Hatchet Wounding Damages Wellington Portrait in Royal Academy
A militant suffragette in London on May 12 damaged a valuable portrait of the Duke of Wellington at the Royal Academy with a hatchet. The attack marks a bold act amid ongoing protests for women’s suffrage.
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London
Duke of Wellington
Royal Academy
Buck the Bulldog Receives Bronze Hero Medal
Portland Oregon May 12 a bronze hero medal was awarded to Buck an English bulldog for saving the life of his dog companion Ted. The medal was ceremoniously attached to Buck's collar by his master John OHalloran This marks the first time the Oregon Humane Society has awarded a medal to a dumb animal Buck saved Ted from drowning in the Willamette River after Ted sank twice Buck swam out reached him and pulled him to shore.
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Portland
Ore
Buck
Oregon Humane Society
John O'Halloran
Ted
Willamette River
Bull defies crowd as bull gored man in Sedro Woolley
Sedro Woolley Washington May 12 a suddenly enraged bull stood over the mutilated body of Alexander McLean killed last evening and defied neighbors trying to remove the corpse. The animal charged the crowd with clubs and ignored enticements to leave the victim until a deputy sheriff finally shot it.
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Sedro Woolley
Wash
Alexander McLean
Tric
Sher
Borah Proposes 50 Million Loan Amendment to Reclamation Bill
In Washington on May 12 Senator Borah offered an amendment to the reclamation bill authorizing a 50 million dollar loan to the reclamation fund to back federal aid for several new projects and to cooperate with states on Carey Act and private ventures. In Omaha Judge Willis Sear granted a temporary injunction stopping enforcement of a city ordinance from a referendum that would force the street railway to seven fares for 25 cents, with the city ordered to prove the rate is feasible.
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Washington
Borah
Reclamation Fund
Omaha
Willis Sear
District Court
Menocal seeks new bank with $20 million capital
Havana May 12 President Monoc cal today sent to the Cuban senate a message recommending the creation of a bank capitalized at 20 million dollars with power to issue bank notes and currency.
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Havana
Monocal
U.S. Debt under Cleveland Era and Old Glory Origin
Quiz style Q and A recounts public debt on Nov 1 1893 at 1 598 613 0, describes Capt William Driver coining the term Old Glory, notes the price for Philippine islands at twenty billion dollars, translates Miserables from Les Misérables, summarizes Balkan War causes and outcomes, analyzes a grammar correction, and details Patrick O Donnell’s execution and related events with dates 1882 1883 and Dublin references, plus a Mothers Day carnation claim from World Almanac.
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United States
William Driver
Massachusetts
Cen
Nashville
Tenn
Philippine Islands
Balkan Major
Europe
Adrianople
Patrick O'Donnell
Carey
Givendish
Burke
Frederick Cavendish
Treand
Thomas Burke
Phoenix. Park
Dublin
James Carey
Inving Sibres
South Africa
Ame
O'Donnell
London
Sanitary Drinking Cups Not Too Good for Cattle
Philadelphia officials banned common drinking troughs for animals after the board of health linked glanders and other diseases to such cups. The move follows a state livestock sanitary board finding. In New Orleans, Augusta Agnes Edwards killed herself in prison after learning the Supreme Court overruled her petition for a new trial.
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Philadelphia
Board of Health
State Livestock Sanitary Board
New Orleans
Augusta Agnes Edwards
Supreme Court
Senate approves temporary machinery for elections
Washington May 12 under a special rule the house passed today the Senate bill providing temporary machinery for the conduct of popular elections of United States senators. There was practically no opposition to the measure.
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Washington
House
Senate
United States
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