Structural scare as Lewisohn block wall braces erected
A Hamilton street section near the Lewisohn block was roped off after bricks loosened and cracks appeared in the wall during remodeling. Fire Chief Senger and Building Inspector Fosylis ordered street closure while architect Will O’Brien oversaw shoring with heavy timbers, ensuring the five story structure would not collapse as crews fitted supports and secured the area.
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Lewisohn Block
Senger
Fosylis
Granille Street
Broadway
Cllatain
Eugene Cartail
Water Company
Clash
Hampton Street
Carrall
Will O'Brien
O'Brien
O'Frien
Fira Chit
Sanger
Carroll
Lewisohn
Hennessy
Siegel
Strofger Foundation
Len'leotn
Bulle
Chinf Langes
Butte Briefs Reflect a Flurry of Visitors and Local News
Helena figures Thomas Burke and other Helena residents frequent Butte alongside visitors from Great Falls Missoula and Belmont Park. Many guests stay at the Thornton Finlen and other hotels, including Jennie Wallace and Mrs. Nerny from the coast. Local officials and travelers, including J. Parker Veneey and M. Kelly, mingle while reports note veterans and park activity and a state warden's run to Red Rock lake.
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Red Lodge
C.W. Wallace
Great | Falls
Stanton T
Finley
Helena
Missoula
Butte
Merson
J. Parker Veneey
Great Falls
O. L. Alexander
Thornton
Fee Helena
P. Baxter Tae Queel Dé Lhe Thornton
Helene
Tognanski
Harry J. Lane
Belmont Park
Madison County
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McGeresill
Tames YI. Potrell
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Fladen
W. C. White
Anaconda
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H. J Toomer
Deer Lodge
Finlen
den F. Kellay
Avan Jules
Ars
Mantena
Be Wi
Jones
Myptty Hmera
Ceargé Vy Cowan
Boulder
Woltowstown National Park
Bulle
Frank Conley
Red Rock Lake
Funeral for Joseph Shineberger in Dillon recalls Montana pioneer life
The Aug. funeral for Joseph Shineberger, born Philadelphia 1838, honored by Rev. Hooker. His career spanned brickmaking, mining and freighting from Bannack to Alder Gulch, later ranching. He died Aug. 28 at Hed Rock, leaving sister Mrs. William Roe and a few relatives. He never married and was a democrat, Mason, and Mont. Pioneer Society member.
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Joseph Shineberger
William Roe
Hooker
Philadelphia
Germany
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Bauldey
Conn
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Thraq
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Shineberger
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Testing Place
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le Joormeyer
Este St. Joseph
Marty Purerott
Seal
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Salt Lake City
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Elk
Partner
Elk Creek
Shinnberger
Shiteberger
al Hane
Ed Roe
Red Rock
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Hhis
Fir
Masonic Lodgy
Tanhark
Society of Montana Pioneers
Robbery at Wyoming and Copper Street Saloon
Early morning masked hold up at Healy and Keauby saloon on Wyoming and Copper streets. Two assailants timed entrances, eight patrons plus bartender Kenny present. They demanded cash and fled as officers review suspect descriptions. funeral for James McMahan planned for Sacred Heart Church.
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Sayner
Wyoming
Copper
Healy & Keauby
Kenny
Hawan
Chedoe
Tor
Hoom £3 Robbed In Mrs Campion Residence
A damaged OCR item reports a break in at Mrs Campion of 21 West Copper Street. The text is severely garbled but indicates a robbery of a package or book with mentions of Sacred Hour academy and names that are unclear.
Vermont Election Notes From Disjointed OCR Fragments
Fragmented OCR text suggests Vermont politics with mentions of Amie Ramana and various candidates. Reading is incomplete. references to Montnolar Vermont Ue Peon and Nawpart Meremilian indicate unreliable data. No clear outcome or event is discernible.
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Amie Ramana
Janney
Rangrosa
Dietig
Ore Roma
Eminpadery
Liu
Doe
Grorga
Nawpart
Sovener
Governor race heats with third party mobilization
The text notes Mr Pronty and his plurality over a candidate, Burke of Burlington, for governor. It mentions increased interest due to the Independence Tongue and its candidate Backus or Brandon and their vigorous campaigning.
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Dantitest
Burke
Burlinton
Randidgie
Am Muller
Considarbla
Independence Tongue
Quin
Backus
Brandon
Reform Proposed to Replace Park Troops with Scouts in Yellowstone
Montana Record reports a bold highway robbery near Yellowstopa and links it to a push for park reform. Advocates urge displacing United States soldiers with four corps of scouts under interior department control to reduce idle time and protect visitors, citing guards’ distractions and the risk of armed defense being removed.
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Montana
Yellowstone
United States
Park
Interior Department
Rut in Mexican Money Prom the Villines
Fragmented OCR text mentions currency in Mexico and payment details with unclear names and places. It references a villager or town context and a possible financial statement but the details are garbled and uncertain. The readable entities include Mexia and Te, suggesting a local locale.
Untitled fragment notes a troubled scene and threat
Fragmentary report mentions a threatened act near a national park and a stranger involved in a disturbing incident. Details are unclear but suggest a violent or coercive context with ages and a future action under discussion.
Eastern Democratic Campaign Manager Named
Eastern Democrats near naming a manager for the eastern campaign. John Tomlinson, head of the bureau of club organization, announced the selection of Roger S. Elear of Calibridge, Md. to head the college clubs committee with a nationwide slate of members from many states and regions.
Legislature convenes in Des Moines for primary law amendments
Des Moines reports the legislature convened at 3 in the afternoon to hear the governor’s message. The session aims to amend the primary law and address the term for the Alison term. The two branches are to be seated as planned, with education and related matters to be reviewed.
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Des Moines
Towa
Covernor
Mate Lal
Alison
Voor Brvan New York Political Meeting Report
A fragmentary report describes a political gathering in New York amid party tensions. It notes leaders from the American Labor and other groups, and mentions votes related to Republican pay policies and recent actions by a party executive committee. The readable text hints at a heated debate and alignment shifts within the labor and political factions.
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New York
Aus
Tay
Tha Axeaitlya Haan
Uasad
Bryan to write weekly letters to democratic clubs
William Z. Bryan will draft weekly letters to all precinct Democrats nationwide offering campaign guidance. John J. Tomlinson, head of the eastern Democratic club bureau, announced the plan as a novel feature in the presidential race.
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New York
Willian Z. Bryan
John J. Tomfinson
Mr. Brran
Primaries in Nebraska Loom as Campaignes Reach Peak
Omaha August 31 The state primary elections will include governor and all county offices. Democratic contenders for governor include James C. Dehrman of Omaha A C Shallenberger of Albany and George Washington Barr of Lincoln. Governor Sheldon faces no challenger renomination assured.
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Tierran
Down
Su Ba
Meyor James C. Dehrman
Omak
A. C. Shallenber Ser
Alvin
George Washington Barr
Tinceln
Sheldon Wil
Taft Fishing For Blacks Middle Bass Island Aug 31
Judge Taft embarked from Middle Bass Island at 11 AM with Ed Millet Ed Marsh W C Beckwith Gen H C Corbin and Charles Taft. Beckwith’s power boat Faysrisala ferried the party to Rattlesnake Rocks near Rattlesnake Island two to three miles away for Mackinaw fishing in calm, clear lake conditions.
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Middle Bass Sland
Ohio
Judge Taft
Middle Bass Island
Ed Millette Colorus
Ed Marsh
Sandusky
W. C. Beckwith
L’ostoria
H.C. Corbin
Charles Taft
Mack Bes
Thimathes Un Wisconsin Primary Doctrinia Fir the Aotiipation
Fragmentary OCR hints at a Wisconsin primary for the chamber or party with focus on candidates or issues. It mentions republicans and a new law, details unclear due to garbled text. The item appears as an old local notice or brief about an upcoming political event and potential legal framework.
Tepaputiss Party Delegates Attend Abate Convention
A fragment from a June or August local report notes delegates of Tepaputiss party attending a convention. It mentions editor Ailen of the Pollypleta Col of Newnan and references opposition among five parties. The text is garbled but indicates a political gathering and inter-party tensions.
Negotiations Declared Off By Montana Operators
Northwest improvement company C H Jenks and J C H Whyte of coal firms ended talks with Weir minora oss pot caplre till Oct 1. The parties agreed to reconvene in Helena next Thursday to discuss a new contract, with operators demanding substantial wage reductions. Montana men planned to attend meetings with the Uprice Mine Workers. Wyre Ming delegates would join.
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C. H. Jenks
Jenks Coal Company
J. C H. Whyte
Belt and
Anaconda Coal Companies
Montana
Weir Minora Oss
Reperacuita
Tipitid Ming
Helena
Stuntans
Uprice
Wyoming coal miners strike statewide halts work
Cheyenne Aug 31 unionized coal miners in Wyoming began a statewide strike at 6 PM. Ten thousand men refused to work as owners cut wages 10 to 13 cents per day. Most Wyoming mines shut except in small unorganized camps.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
United Mine Workers of America
Mins Owners’ Association
Millionaire Socialist Phelps-Stokes Addresses Crowd
James G. Phelps-Stokes spoke to a large audience at the Auditorium, delivering a socialist address that drew liberal applause. Earlier, singers performed on North Dakota street, then moved to the crowd. He emphasized aid to the poor, praising labor and social reform as he tours Montana before returning to New York.
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James G. Phelps-Stokes
Auditorum
North Dakota Street
Spielet
Phelps-Stokes
Montana
Ater Aé
New York
Librarian appoints apprentice as chief assistant librarian
The Librarian of Congress announces the appointment of Apprentice Clark Orin to the position of chief assistant librarian. The post was made vacant by the death of Almoworth R.B. Apattend.
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Washington
Ave
Librarian of Congress
Clark Orin
Lbrarian
Alnawoorh
TRY MONTANA From the Missoulan
A promotional piece urges readers to spend summer leisure at Montana locales rather than travel. It extols the Montana hills as relaxing and rejuvenating, claiming travelers avoid railway discomfort and gain personal enjoyment.
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Missoulan
Montana
Montana Hilla
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