School Changes and New Assignments Reported
The board approved teacher assignments across departments as schools prepare for the new term. Promotions include Mikes Petelbone to head of a school. Harper readers were not approved for state use but may be revisited. janitor resignations were accepted and replacements named.
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Bulis
Sanong
Mikes Petelbone
H. Adela Cady
Mary Ty Sullivan
North
Jackson School
Ford
Mice Company
Buszy
Lie
Walkerville Jncwtronzer
Centerville
W. A. Walsh
Walsh
Widelity & Surety Company of
Maryland
J. MM. Lewis
Textbook Commission
Helena
Harper
American Book Company
Trasfies
Commission
Nichols
Sherman Sehant
Henry Wavisthorne
Phice
James Tripp
Willy Han
Committee On
Bath
Mary J. Kellette
At & Previ Mineting
Brophy
Hal
Nti
Hot Contests Mark Miners Union Annual Election
The Miners Union station hall on North Main Street hosts a highly contested semi annual election with a large turnout. By press time 129% votes were cast and only a partial count available. James P. Murphy and Edward Long lead for president as John Shes and William O'Brien trade starts for financial secretary, with tough races for treasurer and other posts.
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Ue Co
Bulte Miners’ Union
le Une
Tarely
James P. Murphy
Edward Long
John Shes
William O'Brien
P.P. Ofarington
James Burns
Martin Tougherty
Bam Russell
Matt Sullvan
Wiliam Fr. Brenan
Day Donovan
Tor
James McBride
Jerry C. Sullivan
Mike Wonain
Tim P. Lynet
Thomas Kellsno
Philly Murphy
O'Neill
Jerry Atu
Objects to His Discharge in Bankruptcy Case
Willan Prouts objects to the discharge of Frink T Hughes in the bankruptcy proceedings. He alleges Hughes concealed assets and private settlements, failed to list the Star Pointer mining claim and $57.75 for work, and did not include creditors Andrews & Willian and Herachfield, Francie & Brewer. Prouts also claims Hughes assigned the Original mine assets to block recovery by him.
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Willan Grouts
Fadera
Yeaterday
Frink T Hughes
Mabiltes
Hughes
Prouts Allegia
Star Pointer
Andrews & Willian
Herachfield, Francie & Brewer
Plauta
Have Knot Tied In Butte Union Ceremony Report
Jean Grensign and Miss Thiguildele wed yesterday in Butte at Wahnoon by Minothy Barrington. Attended by Mrs Smithon Tallent block corner Weoming and Park Streets. Arne Tele and Miss O'Hagan of Emory also present. A wedding breakfast followed. couple to visit Butte, then Sel Lake City, then home in Emory.
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Jean Grensign
Thiguildele
Butte
Emory
Wahnoon
Minothy Barrington
Myr
Mrs. Grenatell
Sel
Lake City
Butte Briefs With Mixed Social Notes And Court Actions
Local items report births in Butte and nearby towns, including Aug 187? births and a daughter for Mrs Winthrop Haysmith. A marriage ceremony linked Rufus Stimmen and Fred Ross of the Bank of Butte officiated by Justice Doran. Estate dispute hearings set for Marynight. Heirs tied to Iron Rod and Mudsan Mining firms consider stock in minor heirs. Court openness noted with references to the United States court and Judge Clancy.
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Shanahan
Boulder
Gorn
Bet B. Leary
West Pacific Street
Wi TP. Davis
Corn Terrace
Walkerville
Mengel Monihia
Tinwely Avenue
Meaerville
Mra Winthrop Heaymoid
Iron Rod
iMudsand
Hel
Mary and
Creigh
Ton JanrRey
Partiod i
Russia to appoint third ATM judge in Venezuelan case
The Russian government has announced the appointment of a third ATM judge for the FARC court concerning the Venezuelan claim. The move follows prior steps in the dispute and shapes the courtroom for the ongoing proceedings.
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Rome
Min
Claire
Escaped Prisoner From Deer Lodge Sparks Hunt
A prisoner named Alvin Kidd escaped from the state penitentiary at Deer Lodge Montana on September 1 1903. Warden Yor Molague of Butte seeks the fugitive who fled into brush near 12 miles west of Deer Lodge after cutting telephone lines. A $100 reward is offered by Conley and McTague for his capture.
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Mo'lague
Deer Lodge
Honilentia
Ilis
Alvin Kidd
Lexingston
Willam Kidd
Lexington Ecupation
Conley & McTague
Drison Contractive
Munt
Teachers Hold Institute Opens Cascade County Session
Great Falls Montana September one large gathering of teachers opened the Cascade County Teachers Institute. J Craig president of the state university Missoula spoke on pedagogy. Mrs L D Rich led a talk on orthography. In afternoon sessions Sargent lectured on reading Dr Craig on history Mrs High on sterilure and G W Remington on arithmetic.
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Great Falls
Cascade County ‘Teachers’ Institute
Mary Brady
Wy OG
J. Craig
State University At
Missoula
L. D. Rieh
Sargent
Dr. Craig
Mrs. L. High
G. W. Remington
Park County Teachers Institute Opens Session in Livingston
Special Dispatch reports the Park County Teachers Institute begins in Livingston with about 45 teachers in attendance. Professor Bagley of the state normal college and Vra igsov Jennings of Livingston city schools lead the morning activities. An evening social at Miles Hall will feature Bagley’s address followed by a literary and musical program. Institute proceedings are directed by Mrs. Nera Colgin, superintendent of schools.
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Standard
Livingston
Park County Teachers’ Institute
Professor Bagley
State Normal College
Vra
Igsov Jennings
Ilvingston City
Miles Hall
Nera Colgin
Caldwell Sets New World Record at Charles River Track
Boston September 1 Harry Caldwell established a new world record in the hundred yard dash at Charles River park track tonight. The race was near even between Caldwell and Albert Champion until Caldwell’s motor went wrong in the 45th mile causing him to lose two laps while unpaced.
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Boston
Harry Caldwell
Charles River Park
Caldwell
Albert
Caldwells
Grape-Nuts Aid Baby and Family Health Say Mother
A mother describes a change in diet to Grape-Nuts and cream after cow’s milk upset an infant. The baby improved rapidly, with better digestion and activity, while the mother notes enhanced teeth, growth, and vigor in the family. The letter promotes Grape-Nuts as a superior infant food.
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Sirang
Possum Co
Battle Creex
Herpicida Promises Hair Loss Cure For Youthful Looks
An ad touts Herpicida as a miracle cure destroying the dandruff germ and reversing signs of aging. It claims even the very young can suffer hair loss while preserving hair for those who age slowly, urging readers to buy from special agents in Butte and nearby cities.
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Tage
Nowbye
Merpielde
Dvmggista
Bend Weig
Netroll
Mich
Pusson & Rockefelier
Butte
Dean Moa Prenstam
Trordy
Lydia E. Pinkhamvs
District Court Action List in Glendive
A Sept hearing adjourns court after jury duty selections. Judge Loud opens proceedings in Glendive with cases including theft, burglary, and assault. Several defendants enter pleas or are dismissed. various charges and fines, including a $350 suit, are noted with multiple jurors named.
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Loud
Ilo
Glendive
George Watkins
Jick Balh
Chuds Parker
T. R. Conway
WD Lea
Adolph Scheider
Kore
Gailipy
Alowing Gamings
J. le Porgy
Tony Minder
Jett ‘Brewer
Alurtin
Staphia A. Thompson
N. Morris
Fay
C.darleigh
Orso
Daha Meld
Uelog Ingsenthy
Durrueh
Hiliingr
Burla
Nlulwittt
Wie
Berlault
Milly
Wirtie
Charles Bpear
Duartella
Miller
Falls Land Office Fire Report Special Dispatch
Special dispatches to the standard Great Falls report a fire at the Falls Land Office. Translations covering 36,000 acres of Northern Monroe lands were processed at the Great Falls land office during the month of September.
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Falls Land Office
Great Falls
Monroe
Unclear August Receipts and Entries Report
Fragmented OCR summary reports August receipts totaling 16.5 percent with figures like 428.82 and 3317487 for cash entries. It mentions desert land entries covering 11.96 hectares, amounts in dollars, stem entries, hempstead and reservoir references, and a testimony fee, all with garbled values.
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Neres
Hempsteads
Sane Reservoir Deel
Cruiser Cleveland Makes Trial Trip Announcement
The cruiser Cleveland completed an official four hour trial run from Cape Ann in calm but difficult seas. Despite a port engine hump cable snag and a near collision with a three masted schooner, she averaged 14.12 knots, with corrections to be applied in favor of the ship.
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Portland
Cleveland
Dam
Bain Iron Works
Cape Ann
Wavy
Wille
President Reid Returns From Europe Visit Noted
President James Weil reports President Reid's return from abroad with plans to address valley work and industrial centers in England and Switzerland. He notes English judiciary and technical schools differ from American peers but sees potential for collaboration and peace efforts. Manchester's school is praised as top among those visited.
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Standarik Kogoman
Sem
James Weil
Upa
Will Baler
Ure
England
Molland
Judgetriat Achonta
Manchester
Bozeman Event Chooses Miss Stringfield in Local Contest
Special dispatch from Bozeman notes a voting contest run by local merchants promoting a popular young woman. Miss Mamie Stringfield, a clerk from Bozeman stores, won the competition amid promotion efforts and a stated public interest in a museum prize.
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Bozemka
Cal
Mgm
Bozeman
Mama Stringfield
Fogeman
Arbitration stalemate as Hague tribunal adjourns
At the Hague, the arbitration session over Venezuela’s settlement stalls as only one arbitrator, M Muravlev, is present. Baron von Lynden, Dr Kuyper, and others attend while Germany and Britain face delays in appointing the remaining three arbitrators. The court adjourns without constituting a full panel.
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Lemmmaach
Austria
Venesuelz
Dy Zor
University of Koenigsberg
Germany
Council of Inteistors
Kuyper
Baron von Lynden
Viecourt
M. Muravlett
Istice
Triiinal
Fireal
Britain
Onnr
Tino
Vercanelan Cauiinel
Tha Tribunal Ag Seon
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