Woman recovers after seven years with Pinkham’s Compound
Mrs Sallie French of Pancannla Indian Territory writes that after seven years of female troubles and failed doctor treatments she used Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and became strong and well The letter promotes the remedy as a standard cure for female ills and invites readers to write to Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for free confidential advice through a long standing endorsement aimed at sick women
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Sallie French
Pancannla
Ind
Ter
Newbro's Herpicide claims to kill dandruff germ
The advertisement asserts dandruff and ringworm share a parasite cause. It states the dandruff germ injures hair, leading to loss, and claims Newbro's Herpicide will kill the germ, stop itching, and smooth hair. It urges buying from druggists or sending stamps for a sample, listing sizes 50c and $1 and naming agents.
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Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Standard Drug Company
Anaconda
Newbro Drug Company
Butte
Death of a Traveling Salesman Hid by Drink Tragedy
Sherman Brantner a once respected traveling salesman for a Omaha whiskey house died at St James hospital after a long struggle with delirium tremens. He fell at the Northern Pacific station, was jailed, then hurled into self-destructive fits while intoxicated. Despite warnings, he refused to reform and suffered a fatal decline. His case highlights liquor excess and its brutal effects.
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Sherman Brantner
St. James’ Hospital
Brantner
Omaha
Neb
Butte
Northern Pacific
Ward
McGowan
Verdict on Brantner death at Butte inquest
The inquest at Duggan's undertakers found Brantner died from injuries from a fall at the railway station while intoxicated. Witnesses included Judge Mc Gowan and Officers Isaacs and Otto. Brantner, about 40, traveled from Missoula to Butte last June, lived in the Bennett block, and had connections in Missouri. His father was chief of police in Trenton, and his father in law was a Mo bank cashier. Funeral instructions have been sought. marital status unclear.
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Brantner
Duggan
Judge McGowan
Isaacs and
Otto
Tom Wilson
Tremblay
Missoula
Butte
Bennett Block
Uth Butte
Trenton
William Brantner
J. H. B. Smith
Nilan
Sherman Brantner
D Davis Injured After Fall on Railway Track
D Davis a Pittsmont smelterman is in Murray's hospital with a fracture of his left leg after a late Tuesday night fall on a railway track at Woodville. He lay exposed in the cold until assistance arrived, was brought to the city by train, and rested comfortably last night. A 21 year Butte resident for 21 years, 27 year old single man lives with his mother at 54 Main street in Meaderville.
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Dave Davis
Pittsmont
Murray's Hospital
Woodville
Davis
Butte
Main Street
Méaderville
Social Dance for Sacred Heart School at Florence Hotel
A social event is planned for Saturday evening October 19 at the Florence hotel to benefit Sacred Heart school. Proceeds support school programs and activities. Local residents and parishioners are invited to attend for an evening of dancing and community support.
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Sacred Heart School
Florence Hotel
Attendance Surges at Montana State College Opening
Bozeman September 16 attendance at Montana State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts opens with a larger-than-ever enrollment. Registration last week yielded 15 new students and today many more joined, aiming for a total student body probably over 500, with freshman classes near 100. Most newcomers hail from across the state. many will work to support expenses, and a girls dormitory is now in operation.
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Bozeman
Montana State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Ore Tariff Reduced to Montana Points
Helena Sept 16 The board of railroad commissioners ordered reduced ore shipments on the Northern Pacific from Montana points to Butte and East Helena The average cut is 36 percent to Butte and 17 percent to East Helena The commission says further reductions on other lines will follow as a result of the recent hearing on ore tariffs
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Standard
Helena
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Northern Pacific
Butte
East Helena
Hamilton Notes Seeks Updates From Local School and Borough
Hamilton notes report school enrollment rising after opening of the new term from 395 on the first day to 445 by last night as Principal D. B. Williams comments. The Bitter Root Fruitgrowers association ships about three carloads daily to North Dakota. Several residents travel to Helena and Stevensville for business, conventions, or visits, while a rain drenches the valley and farmers praise Jupiter Pluvius.
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The
Standard
Hamilton
Hamilton Public Schools
D. 8
Williams
Bitter Root Fruitgrowers' Association
Brooks
North Dakota
R. R. Keyes
Stevensville
Twin Falls
Idaho
C. C. Chafin
George A. Reese
C. M. Johnson
Helena
Grand Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Bruce Wells
E. C. Collins
Missoula
Harrison
Lord
Victor
James W. Faulds
P. D. Francis
Odell
Ill
S. Staple
C. W. Cheatham
J. B. de Nayer
Jupiter Pluvius
Pointed Paragraphs From the Chicago News
A collection of satirical lines on manners gender and reform notes. Quotes lampoon attitudes toward women temptation and social behavior. It mentions Coach Jimmy Sheldon of Indiana seeking ozone treatment for his team.
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Jimmy Sheldon
Indiana
Stagg
Governors race looms as voters pick candidate tomorrow
Citizens prepare for a crucial tomorrow election to choose a gubernatorial candidate among three aspirants Rosecrans W. Pillsbury Bertram Ellis speaker of the state house of representatives and Henry B. Quinby.
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Vention
Rosecrans W. Pillsbury
Bertram Ellis
House of Representatives
Henry B. Quinby
Dr George Clark Dead After Whipping Conkling
New York remembers Dr. George Clark 92, oldest Union College graduate, who once whipped Roscoe Conkling as a young pupil. He recounts the stern lesson that helped shape a future United States senator, and recalls voting for Conkling in 1873.
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New York
George Clark
Union College
Roscoe Conkling
Conkling
Clark
United States
Paving the Main Street of Bozeman
Bozeman news reports half of the main street paved with concrete blocks and the other half under paving by contractors, with completion expected in a few weeks. The street railway added a temporary double track, to be removed as paving proceeds, and plans a new track toward the college campus including a south-side line to end near the main college building.
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Bozeman
Street Railway Company
College
Recounts Sought in Michigan Primary Election
Lansing Mich September 16 Recounts in 73 districts out of 2025 are sought by Dr J B Bradley auditor general and Gov Warner the two Republican nominees in the primary Bradley trailing by about 1600 filed for a recount as the canvassing board met Warner countered with a petition for recounts in districts where Bradley led.
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Lansing. Mich
J. B. Bradley
Warner
Bradley
American Fleet Enjoys Its Stay in Australia
Albany Western Australia September 14 The battleship Connecticut officers hosted 4 reception and cordial event in return for shore hospitality. Attendees included the governor and premier of West Australia along with 100 guests. Tug of war saw an American team beat the British Gibraltar crew while an Albany police team defeated the Americans.
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Albany
West Australia
Connecticut
Gibraltar
Kentucky Campaign Opens With Hisgen Hearst Visit
Louisville fans welcomed Thomas L. Hisgen and William R. Hearst as the independence party campaign began at Phoenix Hill park. The pair made their first Louisville appearance and received a cordial reception.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Independence Party
Phoenix Hill Park
Thomas L. Hisgen
William R. Hearst
Cholera Spreads in St Petersburg as Death Toll Rises
St Petersburg reports 244 cases and 70 deaths from cholera in official bulletins. M Worzoff, manager of Schlosselburg Steamship, contracted the disease today, signaling spread to higher social classes.
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St. Petersburg
M. Worzoff
Schlosselburg Steamship Company
College couple wed in Bozeman home surprise
A jolly crowd serenaded Mr and Mrs Fred Homann at their Bozeman home on Sept 16. The couple, married the previous Sunday by Reverend Lee of the Christian church, are both college students with four years at the institution. Mrs Homann was Miss Anna Aker before marriage.
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Standard
Bozeman
Fred Homann
Mev. Lee
The
Christian Church
Homann
Anna Aker
The Cheaper Way Explored in Witty Exchange
In a Cleveland Leader snippet a character candidly admits he has wasted shoe leather dodging a creditor, acknowledging the burden is enough to pay the debt twice over. The exchange blends humor with a sharp take on debt avoidance.
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Cleveland Leader
Shappie
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Gordon de Luxe
Baker & Smith
West Galena
PRE Anaconda Standard
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Haskin
Sunday Standard
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Little Johnny and
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