Maguire Sees Socialism as Foreign Import In Lecture
Actor writer John Maguire lectured at the Grand Opera house in Butte arguing socialism is a foreign import and incompatible with American free government. He warned against its disruption of property and urged vigilance as critics and socialists attended the audience. Annie Irene Treglown, daughter of Mr and Mrs Philip H Treglown, died Tuesday. funeral today at 2 p.m. at 582 Harrison Street.
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John Maguire
Butte
Grand Opera House
America
Earth
Babylon
Nineveh
Egypt
Rome
Caesar
Annie Irene
Philip H. Treglown
Harrison Street
Butte Harness and Saddlery Moves to New Address
The Butte Harness and Saddlery company announces relocation from 211 East Park Street to 106 Hust Park Jubinville and Nance, Props.
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Butte Harness and Saddlery Company
East Park Street
Hust Park Street
Jubinville & Nance
Milburn seeks missing children after wife abducts them
Louisville police report W M Milburn arriving at 11 30 PM seeking lodging for the night and clarifying he left Cincinnati to find his three children abducted by his wife last Sunday from a Cincinnati children’s home. Milburn and wife once lived in Toursvill and separated amid disputes. He found work in Straub's machine shop with help from Harvey Donalison. He boarded at 155 West Sixth Street.
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Louisville
W. M. Milburn
Central Police Station
Cincinnati
Milluirn
Toursvill
Harvey Donalison
Straub
West
Fixth Street
Milburns Lose Funds During Child Custody Quest
Mrs Milburn secured possession of the children on an excursion to the Queen eit yesterday. Detectives notified Mr Milburn to this effect and he left with his belongings for the city. At Grand Central a porter offered to help. Milburn later discovered $10.72 missing from his purse on the train. He traveled to Louisville seeking his children with no money to start the search and sought lodging at the central police station.
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Louisville
Central Police Station
Died of walking typhoid fever in Toledo veteran journalist
William H. Mitchell 61, a respected Ohio newspaper man, died after six weeks of walking typhoid fever. Health officials note the rare illness causes buoyant behavior near death and records show only two prior Toledo cases. Mitchell, who felt better the day before his death, is said to have died suddenly in bed with a last meal of pork and beans.
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Toledo
Ohio
William H. Mitchell
Mitchell
Burns of City of Pittsburg on Ohio Recalled
Reports from Shawneetown say detectives are pursuing afloat rumors about the burning of the City of Pittsburg on the Ohio River last April. The story reaches Harrisburg with details of ongoing inquiries and unidentified leads.
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Harrisburg
Ill
Shawneetown
Pittsburg
Ohio River
Wreck victims linked to wealthy Tidoute settlers and a murder claim
Relatives of Hunter and Magil, prominent Tidoute Penn citizens, were among the dead. Detectives suspect bodies were hidden to gain a larger reward. Capt. Wess Doss, said to have died of exposure, was allegedly murdered for his watch and money by a deck hand. A farmer saw a negro approach the shore after Doss’s body was found. the watch turned up in Louisville and the suspect faces grand larceny charges.
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Hunter
Magil
Tidoute
Penn
Wess Doss
Captain Doss
Louisville
Nees
Gardner Sought for Bigamy Charge in Canton
Canton authorities seek Charles M. Gardner former vice president of the Washington Insurance union on an indictment for bigamy. He allegedly had three wives with two living in Canton simultaneously. Gardner disappeared after his accounts were found short and the grand jury returned the indictment. He arrived from Washington D C last March and formed the union attracting many locals.
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Canton
Ohio
Charles M. Gardner
Washington Insurance Union
Stark County
Gardner
Grand
Washington, D. C
City
West Second Street
North
Newton = street
Exposed Affairs Tied to Gardner's Stints in City
Report describes Gardner living in the Clewell block with a contrasting woman while another woman stayed on Newton street. Once a Methodist minister, he later entered the insurance trade. Toledo indicated Gardner’s wife appeared there. confronted, he admitted the facts and fled town. Last heard, he worked for the Fraternal Order of America in Cincinnati.
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Gardner
Clewell Block
Newton Street
Toledo
Iardner
The
Fraternal Order of America of Cincinnati
Feats of Ventriloquist Prompts City Inquiry
Annie Bag reports a ventriloquist suitor John De Mines, called king of ventriloquists by residents of Congress alley, is allegedly using ventriloquism to force her to say offensive words. She sought a warrant but will await developments as police and city clerk review the tale.
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Louisville
Annie Bag
Gunther
Oldham
P Culiar
John de Mines
Congress Alley
Contagious Eye Disease Fatal Escape From Law
A girl from Cedar Springs Iowa betrothed to a fellow countryman faced arrest over a gun entry plan. Detroit doctors deemed her illness curable but a government order sent her away. This afternoon she died while attempting to flee authorities.
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Assyria
Cedar Springs
Iowa
Detroit
United States
Shaw
Medical college closings echo calls for standard exams
The Cincinnati College of Medicine closes due to falling attendance from state entrance exams. About 6,000 doctors graduate annually, and several states including New York Minnesota Pennsylvania Illinois push uniform exams. Observers expect smaller colleges to close or consolidate under tougher rules.
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Cincinnati College of Medicine
New York
Ohin
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Saginaw
Detroi
Alexandra Joseph Dies After Jump From Train Window
Alexandra Joseph leaped to her death from a closet window on a Michigan Central train near Newport Michigan this afternoon. The death was instantaneous. She had been imprisoned for many months in Detroit and Montreal and was charged with no crime according to the examination by a United States government physician.
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Detroit
Mich
Alexandra Joseph
Michigan Central
Newport
Montreal
Canada
United States
English unclaimed estates fraud warned by British embassy
An American circular from the London embassy warns of the long standing scam of English unclaimed estates that lure gullible Americans. It recalls Reverdy Johnson’s denunciation and a myth of vast funds, noting there are no such deposits and urging skepticism toward lavish claims.
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London
Reverdy Johnson
England
Spain
Bank of England
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