Damages sought in auto crash and slip accident cases
Plaintiff William O Malley sues Thomas Lavell of the cab and transfer company for injuries from an April 28 automobile overturn near a railroad crossing in Puttes to Gregson Springs. He alleges driver negligence caused spine and leg injuries and medical bills totaling 8230 plus damages sought at 1000. Elizabeth J Hullig sues the city for injuries from a slip at Vada avenue and Platinum street crossing on March 5 after snow and ice accumulation. She claims left wrist injury and lost school time plus medical costs and total damages of 2507.
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William O'Malley
Thomas Lavell
Cab and Transfer Company
Puttesto Gregson Springs
Cle
Elizabeth J. Hullig
Vada Avenue
Platinum Street
Requirements of Sabbath Schools in the AME Church
A Helena clergyman reads a paper at the African Methodist Episcopal conference in Butte arguing Sabbath school strength is vital to church growth. He urges progressiveness, capable leadership, and reform of rules to suit modern youth, calling for educated ministers and decisive action by bishops and elders.
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Butte
United States
J.B. W. Clarke
Helena
Father Time
Cura
Four room red brick cott a on Cole Street offered for 1600
In the 800 block Cole street a four room red brick cott a is offered for 1600 cash and the balance in installments.
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Colestreet
Sabbath school guidance and discipline discussed
Lawlor and Rowe outline aims for Sabbath school progress urging leaders to fight envy and distractions. They emphasize code readiness, regular officers conferences, and focused effort to improve productivity and tenure through disciplined work and vigilance.
Fate of Young Papp in the Jury's Hands
The trial of Ulysses Papparas, known as Odysseas Papaspyridens, alleging murder in the Greek American club, nears verdict after eight days of testimony and lengthy jury deliberations. Prosecution argues premeditation and threats, while defense claims self defense. judges and lawyers labored over instructions as jurors slept briefly overnight.
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Young Papp
Ulysses Paphe
Odysseas Papaspyridens
Aioe Ie
George Sotirakopolos
Jhore
Gorge Prokos
Juro
Barta
Arcon
Papp
Prokos
Rats
Klnry
McCaffery
Clos
Anateus
Explosions of dynamite cause widespread anxiety in western states
Pittsburg reports a week of dynamite and powder blasts across Western Pennsylvania Maryland and West Virginia. Dozens killed and many injured as magazines explode including 500 sticks at Masontown near Sun Shine Coal and Coke mine killing four and wounding two dozen. 1300 pounds of dynamite and 70 kegs of powder explode at Chart Maryland killing three and injuring a dozen. An attack on Brownsville Uniontown depot at Leckrone Pa left nine sticks of dynamite found under rails. President Wilson names J S Kelly postmaster Kendall Montana.
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Pittsburg
Pennante
Maryland
West Virginia
Sunshine Coal_and Coke company
Masontown
Consolidated Coal Company
Chart
Brownsville Uniontown
Leckrone
Monongahela
Music Cuts a Figure on Empress Program
In this Empress program Dolly, an accomplished violinist, and Charley Mack, a skilled guitarist and banjoist, provide a versatile set. The act moves from classical to lively numbers, entertaining a home audience of music enthusiasts with a varied and engaging performance.
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Dolly
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Mack
Justens
Womens tan shoes offer wide styles at Everest Shoes
Local ad promotes women s tan shoes including wide selection and styles such as oxfords at 2 80 a pair. Everest Shoes, 139 West Park Street, invites customers to shop without needing a break in.
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Everstays
West Park Stree
Plunge assault leads to multiple charges in county incident
A party dispute near Gregson Springs escalated as Philip Grager claims Harry Stein and Ike Cohen threw him into a plunge pool causing injuries and blood poisoning. Deputy Napton filed charges. FM Street says Frank Davies assaulted him over a collection dispute and stripped clothing. John Sager faces second degree assault during a bow fight with Frank Mayrette in Silver Bow Park.
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Napton
Harry Stein
Ike Cohen
Philip Grager
Gregson Springs
FM. Street
Maryland Avenue
Frank N. Davies
Davies
Harvard CuiEVton Wessens Curator at Harvard Alumni Association
A garbled obituary like notice asserts Harvard CuiEVton Wessens becomes curator of Harvard and secretary of the Harvard Alumni Association while assisting John D Rockefeller in philanthropic and business interests. The ad notes mainsprings, watch cleaning services priced at $130 with a one year guarantee from Mayer the People’s Jeweler at 29 West Park.
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Raamar
Harvard
Harvard Alumni Association
John D. Rocke
Star
Hich
Rockefelier
Mayer
The
People’s Jweler
West Park
Adv
Relations severed no longer a trust
Chicago May 1 Absolute divorce of the Standard Oil company of Indiana from all other oil companies has been effected and the company is not now in any wise a trust, according to J J Drake vice president who testified in the Master case brought by Missouri. He said his present company severed its relations with Republic Oil and all other concerns, and that they are absolutely independent and free of dictation from others. He added Missouri business would be vigorously expanded if allowed to operate freely.
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Chicago
Standard Oil Company of
Intana
J. J. Drake
Missouri
Drake
John Ty Jr
Supreme Court
Worly
Miners Win Back Pay Decision Across Three Claims
A labor commission ruling grants miners in three fee cases back pay totaling about half a million dollars. The decisions confirm entitlement under the sliding scale, which the commission had abolished with a new agreement between coal companies and miners.
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Bult
Decis
Mace
Rate cutting imminent by steamers to Alaska
On the Yukon river the season opens as ice breaks with large floes. First steamboats expected to depart for Fairbanks and lower river points next week. Rate cuts between Dawson Whitehorse and Fairbanks trigger a potential rate war among Northern Commercial, American, and White Pass lines. Dredges work in Klondike as new gold activity begins.
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Yukon
Territory
Spanson
Fairbanks
Alaska
Lake Wege
Dawson
Tegat
Seattle
Northern Commercial Company
Fay
American Company
Side Streams
Ats
White Horse
Head of Navigation
White Pass
Einthys
Alaskan
Klondike
Miss Frances Cosgrove Weds Alvin J. Lowrey in Quiet Ceremony
Miss Frances Cosgrove daughter of Mrs Mary Cosgrove proprietor of the King block married Alvin J. Lowrey. The Rev Thomas Phelan of St Patrick's Church officiated. The couple left for Missoula and then the coast and will reside in Centerville after their return.
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Frances Cosgrove
Mary Cosgrove
King Block
Highty
Thomas Phelan
St. Patrick's Church
Alvin J. Lowrey
Missoula
Centerville
Weir’s nickel lode found in Tasmania boosts supply
Discovery of a new nickel lode in Tasmania promises a large supply increase. The lode extends about a mile and a half and is described as exceptionally rich. Assay results so far are only partial.
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Nyaney
Wales
Tasmania
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