Butte Baseball Fans Eye Mascot Mary MacLane
Butte fans plan to adopt the nickname Mary MacLanes and seek Miss MacLane as team mascot once weather allows ball park work to resume. Charley Lane would prefer a win before adoption. a committee will politely invite Miss MacLane. Groundwork is delayed by rain, with dedication planned after opening day.
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Buttes
Tacoma
Mary MacLanes
Butte
Mies MacLane
Charley Lane
Lane
McCloskey
Mise MacLane
Mack Lane
Helena
Mary
Mary MacLane
Miss MacLane
Lewis Morrison
Davey
Butte Briefs Highlight City Visits and Local Notices
M Lang of Spokane and W A Keller in Helena and Tutte respectively. Edna Bowie visiting Granite friends. M C Brace guest at Finlen from Denver. Ex Senator T H Carter arrived in Tutte. A J Campbell in Great Falls. J W Hamilton of Greenwood in the city. Ed Dunne and W J Hollen of Anaconda visiting Butte. B F Shannon and C G Pace arrived from Helena. Ige Flinger R L Shaw and A Young from Dillon in Butte. Miss M Connelly to Great Falls hospital role. William G Henderson, Butte miner, at Great Falls on Boston & Montana Steel inquiry. Stenographers' union social at Leford's. County Treasurer James Maher granted 30 days leave to attend Denver labor convention. Change of venue in Cosgrove case to Arnold court. Frank D Brown returns to Philipsburg after visit. presents to John Maguire a prehistoric man foot found in Beargulde.
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M. Lang
Spokane
W. A. Keller
Helena
Edna Bowie
Granite
M. C. Brace
Finlen
Denver
T. H. Carter
Tutte
A. J. Campbell
Great Valle
J. W. Hamilton
Greenwood
B.C
Ed Dunne
W. J. Hollen
Anatonda
Butte
Great Falls
Boston& Montana Sreelter
Stenographers’ Union
Buttere
Leford
Aacing Hall
James Maher
Justice Taylor
South Butte
Arnold
Thomas Cosgrove
Wvho
Frank D. Brown
Philipsburg
John Maguire
Bear Gulde
Youthful Wanderer Arrives at Helena Orphan Home
A boy who calls himself Fred Cole arrived at Joseph's orphan home in the valley under the care of a Chinaman after wandering fields. He claims his father and mother died the same night two weeks ago, a tale not corroborated. He appears six years old with ark curly hair, wearing knee breeches, overalls, and a cap, but no coat. Sisters will care for him until his parents are found.
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the Standard
Helena
Fred Cole
Joseph
To Have Krag Jorgensons in Montana National Guard
Gov J K Toole and Adjt Gen R Lee McCullough plan to arm the state National Guard with Krag Jorgenson rifles before year end. The adjutant general, visiting Helena, says he hopes the federal government will approve Montana’s claim for equipment loaned to the first Montana volunteers during the Spanish American War, about $8000.
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Standard
Helena
J. K. Toole
Adjt
R. Lee McCullough
National Guard
Adjutant General
Montana
Telegram to De Noille Reported May 22
A telegram was received today by Robert W. De Noille as details from the Standard dispatch reach the area. The missive updates local affairs and prompts further official actions in the week ahead.
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Robert W. de Noille
Death in Alabama mine claims Henry Borwick at 43
Henry Borwick died in an accidental coal mine incident in Alabama. A longtime miner, he worked in quartz and placer mines around Helena and a sapphire mine near York six years ago. Four years ago he moved to Alabama and owned a fruit farm. He was about 43.
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Alabama
Henry Borwick
Rorwick
Helena
York
Two Montana townships withdrawn from entry near St Mary's canal
Helena May 22. Register George D Green and Receiver John Horsky today withdrew from entry sale or disposal two more townships in Northern Montana tributary to the St Mary's lake canal. The tract covers about 66000 acres in the Martas river and Birch creek watersheds from Conrad post office near the Blackfeet reservation to the international boundary.
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Standard
Helena
General Land Office
George D. Green
John Horsky
Montana
St. Mary's Lake
Martas River
Birch Creek
Conrad Post Office
Blackfeet Indian Reservation
Meat costs revealed by cooking losses and prices
A Philadelphia Record analysis computes the true cost per pound of meat after cooking. It shows roast 19 pounds at $2.25 yields 51 cents per cooked pound, with hams identified as the cheapest effective food while prices remain high for other meats.
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Philadelphia
Beef Trust
A Washington quip on Wiley quotes Dixie prose as poetry
The piece mocks Representative Arista Applin Wiley by reproducing a florid Dixie passage claimed to be from the Congressional Record. It questions whether the text is poetry in prose or simply ornate rhetoric about the South and its crops, waters, and scenery.
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Washington
Arista Applin Wiley
Alabama
Wiley
Congressional Record
Dixie
Too Homelike. Three men plot to rob a house
Three men planning a burglary hesitate when a woman upstairs complains about mud from boots. One intruder retreats and tells companions he cannot rob the house because it feels too much like home. The moment ends the attempt.
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Philadelphia Times
Hoar Appeals to Withdraw from Philippines in Senate Speech
Senator Hoar of Massachusetts denounces U S policy in the Philippines and urges withdrawal, arguing for Filipino self government as in Cuba. He criticizes General Funston methods and warns the Senate of consequences, drawing strong applause and urging better counsel.
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Washington
Senate
Hoar
Massachusetts
Capitol
Philippines
United States
Cuba
General Funston
Aguinaldo
Funston
Teller
Colorado
Hale
Maine
Secretary of the Navy
Mare Island Navy Yard
Puget Sound Navy Yards
Hour
Philippine Commission
Mr. Hoar
Philippine Islands
Frederick Funston
War Department
Roosevelt
McKinley
Smith
Andersonville
Family of Nations
Europe
China
America
Oregon
Mitchell
Culberson
Texas
Arnold
Edwards
Andrew K. Weir
P. W. West
Spooner
Portland
Ore
Resurrecting Plants From Dried State Explained
A La Science Ilustree writer describes two revival forms in plants. The rose of Jericho appears to revive when rehydrated but remains lifeless, while true resurrection occurs in ferns and mosses where moisture triggers genuine growth after drying.
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la Science Ilustree
Malaga
Jericho
Arabia
Egypt
Syria
Besun
Visible Pulses and Subtle Heartbeat Observed by Doctor
A physician notes that visible wrist pulses can occur without fever or illness and may reflect normal variation in wrist venous structure. He recalls one extraordinary case where the pulse was vividly visible to the eye and even audible, with the artery swelling to resemble a child’s finger and turning purple with each beat.
Bargain Sale on Colors and Black Two-Clasp Items
Today and tomorrow offer on colors and black items with two-clasp and three-button styles. Regular price $2.25 per pair, now discounted to one dollar per pair.
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Butte News
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Ball Park
Ble
Butte Briefs
Ifioy
Alavama
St. Mary's
Ative
Ment
Lis.en
the Massachusetts Statesman
Ile Deno
Coers
Ces
Ent
Geneva
Fenston
George F. Hoar
Mr. Teller
Mr. Foraker
Congress
Wisconsin
Chicago Chronicle
The
New Orleans Times-Democrat
the Lewis Store
Monarch
Balgriggan
Jersey
Arrow
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