Pioneer of State Edwards Dies in Butte at 93
Realdent of Montana for nearly half a century, Edwards arrived in Bannack and later Butte, was a miner, ranchman, and attorney. He helped found early Montana towns, served in the territorial legislature, and was known as a leading pioneer of the state. Survived by daughters Mrs Steele Anaconda and Mrs Simmons Everett, among others. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Rev. Edwards
Montana
Mars
Steele
Batts
Utter & Het Fitness
Plate
Alonluea
Bannack
Hiv
Stuart
Thontay Marte OY
Spruce Street
Anaconda
A Steele
Thon Street
Buttes
Mre
C, Simmons
Hveretl
Dave of Gold
Trend Agents
Crde Justice
Viiti Jantes
Maniac Fiencers
Torn
Pennsylvania
W. T
Brayards
Chambersbore
Edwards
America
James 5. Edwards
Pon Tenis
Ohl
Indiana
Arthur
Chir
Continental Congress
James le Wigot
Supreme Court
California
Kidoyao
Shasta County
Cal
Jeark Wayne
Jefferson
Port Ayayne
Olive A. Fairheld
Kens
Edwards Owas
Far West
Idsho
Fargo Wagonlin
Prouxlil
Sucess
Tully
Sweetwater
Wyoming
Alder Sufely
Daninck
Istonann
German Gulch
Win Mountain
Haalee
Anehey
Deer Lotga County
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Public Testimonial
Woman from Marlton New Jersey credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing ten years of chronic female ailments including inflammation ulceration indigestion and nervousness after failing doctors. She urges others to try the remedy noting it has no narcotics and claims thousands of testimonials on file at the Lynn Massachusetts laboratory.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
N.J
Lydia E. Finkinm
Tol
Roy
Groner Joney
Marlton
Lydia
Pinkham
Lynn
Maza
Rive
Masy
Fler
Addy
Polly of the Circus at the Margaret Theater
Frederic Thompson presents Polly of the Circus at the Margaret Theater on Friday Sept 17 featuring a three ring style stage show with clowns acrobats trained animals and a bareback rider in a dramatic plot about a circus rider drawn to a minister while her guardians protect her.
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Frederic ‘Thompson
Polly
Margaret Thanter
Fredane Thompson
New York City
Ehecue
Thompson Tay
Somifort
Ami
Caerlet
Atese
Meng
Guele Toby
Thompson
Evening City Notices and Local Updates
Reads like a late 19th century city page with scattered items. Mentions Knights of Eythias meeting, a closing out sale at 310 East Park, watches at Hammerstough's, a city treasurer yesterday with friends in Butte, Mr and Mrs W S Alantromery returning from Sentele, a special sale at Verbarehious 205 Bast Parke, and local social news including a benefit ball for Anaconda football and a death notice for Mrs Theodore Marts partner W R Kidweards of Butte. Also notes musical department head Maybells Shelton, church services in Norwegian Lutheran church, and George W Peterson acquiring half interest in PL Bf Sullivan’s business at Park and Oak.
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George W. Peterson
PL Bf. Sullivan
Park and Oak
Premature burial myths and death certification debate
The Baltimore American quotes W R Duonan of Chicago disputing premature burial rumors. He notes sensational claims often stem from muscular movements and asserts modern death certification reduces live burial risk. Some authorities advise cautious proof of death and even mortuary rooms or bell cards on the deceased in parts of Germany.
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Cnurra
W. R. Duonan
Chiergo
Cornsa
Lm Kowa
Germany
Special council session set to consider health bill proposal
Norman residents prepare for a special city council meeting to review a health ordinance and forward it to the judiciary committee if approved. Mayor Gangner convenes a pre-session reception committee at 7 10 PM to arrange events for President Taft's visit, with various subcommittees named.
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Ey Council
Tett
Silver Dow
Sullivan Visits Montana Unions Leaders Tour
F Sullivan general president of Hotel and Restaurant Employees and Bartenders International League visits Butte Anaconda and Missoula Montana with local union officials. He praised agriculture and plans a wider tour through the Northwest and Western Canada, attending a federation meeting in Toronto.
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F. Sullivan
Anacontia
Montann
Pit
Montana
Sullivan
Nol
Aecaio
Agricwture
Lorento
Canada
American Federation of Tabot
Worse's Three Mile Swim at Sea Ends in Distress
An incident at sea near Bournemouth involves a three mile swim by an individual from the London Datly Malt group. The swimmer encountered danger, spectators pursued in boats but could not reach in time. The swimmer showed signs of distress and turned landward, aided by a boat, before the sea conditions worsened.
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London
Horace
Bournemouth
Census Bureau to hire 390 clerks for thirteenth census
U S government plans about 390 temporary clerks across the nation for the thirteenth decennial census. First exams start Oct 23. appointments from Oct through next spring with a max force by August. Pay starts at 632 a year, rising to 900 with satisfactory service. Workers will handle card punching, tabulating, typing, and clerical tasks. Citizenship, age, and health standards apply. many positions will be temporary with one year average tenure.
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D.C
Census Bureau
United States
Department of Commerce and Labor
United Stater
Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. C
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Washington, T
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Geston
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Uty
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Ze Hale Roury
Woohall and Missoula Grid Plans Trumpet Ambitions
All ready for Woohnhall as Missoula hopes to field a strong football team this fall and early winter. Town officials anticipate a tough schedule with several foothill rivals in Anaconda seeking to coordinate matches. The Missoula manager and secretary discuss arranging dates and potential challenges while seeking strong communication with neighboring teams.
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Atissoula
3Sissoula
Une Atuy
Anaconda
Visiting Mayor Gangrner Heads to Seattle
Frederic Keenan brother of Mrs Fred Gangner and relatives from Anaconda arrive Friday to visit family and then travel to Seattle. They will stop in Flathead county to see Joseph Gangner on the way, returning via the Canadian Pacific route. Frederic Feenan lives in Chatham Canada and Miss Feenan is a trained nurse in Decront Mick.
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Fred Gangner
Feenan
Thomas
Frank Feenan
Anaconda
Misa Mary
Seattle
Flathead Counln
Joseph Gangner
Frederic Feenan
Chatham
Canada
Miss Feenan
Decront
Mick
Ae Silene
Price of horses rises amid high demand and shortages
In Orunite county rancher Juli Hickey notes heavy draft horses fetch premium prices as automobiles reduce horse stock. He cites prices from 140 to 269 dollars, predicts near prohibitive costs unless farmers boost breeding, and warns Montana may need to import horses if supply does not improve soon.
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Juli Hickey
Horesman Whesn Ranch
Orunite
HicRey
Anaconda
Bulte
Heen Tx
Shanlpo
Wickey
Munsan
Heasley Produce House Burglarized on Oak Street
Burglars entered the Heasley produce store on Oak Street last evening wasting time before fleeing empty handed. The cash register was opened but contained no money as Mr Heasley had moved funds earlier. The rear room remained undisturbed suggesting the intruders were frightened away after breaking in with a chisel leaving only some fresh fruit as evidence.
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Heasley Produce
Oak Street
Mee
Heasley
Heanley
Bronday
Revival services draw big crowds in Missoula
Spretal Dispatch reports Missoula on September 12 hosted a packed revival at the Efarmone theater led by Tonigne SH. O. Krreecien of Des Maines Jows. Krreecien, a prominent evangelist, conducted a long series under the Christian church sponsorship with three local churches uniting for tonight's service.
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Standard
Missoula
Tonigne SH. O. Krreecien
Des Maines
Jows
Efarnoie
Jesus
United States
Young Matron Ends Life With Poison
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports in Missouri on September 12 that Taner Weston, wife of a Missoula carpenter, died at 3 am from Jaydanum taken amid a personal crisis. Domestic unhappiness is said to have been the motive for the self destruction. Weston was described as a comparatively young woman.
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Standard
Missouri
Taner Wesson
Missoula
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