Curious Complexion Cream Promises Natural Skin Beauty
An advertisement touts Curious Complexion Cream as superior to powders and cosmetics. It claims the product clears clogged pores without masking them or altering natural oils and urges trust in Nature over chemical additives. Manufactured by Doull Bros. in Butte and Salt Lake City, with a genuine trademark.
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Price Tocat Oll
Doull Bros
Butte, Mont
Salt Lake City
Utah
Europe
Orient
Kelley
Australia
South Africa
America
Probate orders tax and estate distributions in Montana
Judge McClernan approved probate actions涉及 estates of Christian Vissler John Noyes Cornelius Hayes and Silas Fagan. Payments totalling 27000 to Louise Jahreiss and 20000 to heirs were set while the Hayes estate names Mrs Nor C Hayes as administratrix with bond 195000. Other actions include leasing a quartz claim and appointing Rev. Robert Williams administrator of John T. Lewis estate.
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Christian Nissler
Louise Jahretes
Nissler
New York
Cornelius Hayes
Seattle
Met Lernan
Nor. C. Hayes
J. M. Hinkle
Joseph Stiver
Loring Palmer
Meaderville
Silas W. Fagan
Silver
Robert FE. Williams
John T. Lewis
Highland
Silver Bow County
Rev. Williams
Flora Green
Marshall S. Green
Philippine Islands
Green
Lynching Fear Grips Hamilton as Mob Tries to Take Roth
A mob forms after the alleged assault on Stella and Hattie Motzer. Joseph Roth, a market gardener, is moved to the county jail for safety. Bloodhounds from Dayton track Roth to his room and bed, but authorities remain wary of further mob action.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Joseph Roth
Littl Stella
Hattie Motzer
Risdorf
Mason
McGreevy
Police Department
Roth
Sheriff Bisdorf
Strimps
Sheriff Bisdom
Marely
Bisdorf
Stumps
Lenahan
Sheri Weisdorf
Charles Mason
Milliken
Dayton
Peck
C. B. Thompson
Mayor Hinkle Faces Conspiracy Charge Rumors in Workhouse Probe
In Columbus Ohio on September 2, Mayor John Hinkle faced threats of conspiracy charges from Dr. S Carr and Ulric Sloane as sensational testimony emerged in a workhouse directors investigation. Frank Shanley linked Dr. Carr to Mrs. Walters wife of Superintendent Walters. Sloane called the testimony false and defended officials amid a political probe.
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Olumbus
Ohio
John HH. Hinkle
Ulric Sloane
S. Carr
City Workhouse Board
Medical Talk
Ciizen
Myor
Workhouse
Frank Shantey
South Gift Street
Carr
Plaisted
Mcelroy
Walters
Hinkle
Sliwne
Frank Shanley
Fulton Market
Shanley
Dr. Carr
Waters
Director Plaisted
Bear Attacks Girl in Valley Furnace. Farmer Wounded
A massive black bear, previously seen around Sand Ridge, attacked Alice Fields as she picked elderberries near Valley Furnace. Farmer Jonathan Carver intervened with a grub hoe, saving the girl but sustaining severe injuries. Carver was treated in the city. now a separate notice calls Labor Party delegates to Judge Harney's courtroom on Sept 25 at 8 PM.
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Phillipys
W. Vu
Sand Ridge
Valley Furnace
Tucker County
Lne
Alice Fields
Bat
Jonathan Carver
Carver
Labor Party
Tangye Family Thankful After Illness and Death of Son
The Tangye family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for their kindness during illness and after the death of their beloved son and brother.
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E. Tangye
Fraternal Brotherhood Holds Weekly Meeting and Initiates Seven
The Fraternal Brotherhood met at Pythian Castle on Saturday evening September 20. Twenty four applications were received and a class of seven was initiated. The group urged continued effort, noting that persistence leads to success.
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Pythian Castle
Indian Judge Skunk Leads Testimony for Belknap Case
Twenty Gros Ventres and Assiniboine Indians arrived in Butte from Belknap agency to testify before the U.S. grand jury in the Major Uringman case as Major Login replaces Bridgman. Judge Skunk, a Belknap agency judge, attended in court in distinctive dress and sat unfazed, wielding a scalping knife and tom tom beater with lariat and six shooters nearby, signaling a dramatic, symbolic presence. The piece notes how the crowd and delegates prepare for county convention and Dillon primaries, with Beaverhead’s delegation headed to Bozeman for Clark’s convention, highlighting party strategy and attendance.
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Butte
Belknap Indian Agency
United States Grand Jury
Major Uringman
Belknap
Login
Bridgman
Skunk
Department of Justice
Whic
Conventon
Dillon
Beaverhead
Clark
Trial of Western Union Messenger Boys Known as Dirty Dozen
The case of the Dirty Dozen, striking messenger boys charged with assault on Harry Wolfe, goes to Justice Safford Friday. Four defendants, under 18, face third degree assault. some have bail, one remains jailed. Defense says no island camp, no chicken theft. hearing to decide possible district court commitment to reform school.
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Cheat Falls
Messenger Boys
Western Union
Dirty Dozen
Harry Wolfe
Abe Witwer
Clif Kinder
Charles Kinder
Fred Hess
Wolfe
Kinder Brothers
Witwer
R. W. Berry
Safford
State Reform School
Beaverhead Republican Primaries Report
Beaverhead notes from Dillon dated September 22 cover Republican primaries. Local party volunteers, candidates, and key issues are outlined as campaigns move toward party nominations.
Notice to members at hall meeting September 24
All members Butte Stationary Engineers are urged to attend the hall on Wednesday evening September 24 for business of importance. By order of Pp. A Stevens, President.
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Butte Stationary Engineers
Pp. A. Stevens
Feud Gets a Death Blow in Kentucky Manslaughter Sentence
Thomas Calhoun is sentenced to two years for manslaughter, ending a feud history with Tilden Marrs killed at a country meeting. James Edwards, alleged Edwards-Motley feud leader, faces bond and election disputes amid anti-bond tensions and threats of further bloodshed.
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Munfordville
Thomas Calhoun
Hart County
Green County
Calhoun
Tilden Marrs
James al. Edwards
Edwards
Mountain
Motley
Court of Appeals
Wife Seeks Separation Over Kiss With Sister
Mrs Dell S F Crowe files for legal separation from Thomas Crowe a railroad engineer in St Louis. She alleges he kissed his sister before trips and that the wife received little support while the sister enjoyed a fine wardrobe. She claims the sister accompanied him on an extensive trip while she stayed home with $30 monthly for household needs despite his $150 monthly income.
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St. Louis
Dell S. FE. Crowe
Thomas Crowe
Open Work Mosquitoes Find Easy Job on Lady
In a whimsical Boston Post piece a first mosquito complains about working under a woman's sleeve and the second invites it higher on the shoulder to find open work. The dialogue highlights playful insect humor in a domestic setting.
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Boston Post
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Scouts
Batte, Mont
Martin Drug Company
Smith Drug Company
Standard Dri Company
Hawk Company
Owl ‘Drug Store
Anacon
C. Smith
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G. F. Peterson
Missoula
Warren Drug Company
Roecher & Alward
Bozeman
Standard
Mrs. Jahreiss
Christian Vissler
Harrington
Metzer
Lyenching
Carer
Witte
Parmer
Fraternal Brotherhood
Charterhouse Sq
London
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Coar
Sole
Barton
U.S. A
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SIME
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Swift Specific CO
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