Popular Butte Citizen Praises Plant Juice Remedy
J P Reamnan, longtime Butte resident, miner and Anaconda Company associate, endorses Plant Juice for stomach troubles, catarrh, and nervous heart. claims it restored health after trying many remedies. He reports improved sleep, cleansed blood, healthier liver, and better appetite. Advert appears from Smith Drug in Anaconda and Newbro Drug in Butte.
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J. P. Reamnan
Butte
Anaconda Company
Hutte
Smith Drug Company
Anaconda
Newbro Drug Company
Butte-r-Adv
Presiding Elder Appointed to Lead Montana Conference
Rev A L Thoroughman newly appointed presiding elder for Montana assumes duties after a stewards meeting at St Pauls church. Conference adopts plan to raise benevolences across three districts with Thoroughman to preside over the unified Montana district in Bozeman. Also noted is the death of Joseph M Auclair in Butte at 85. Funeral details to follow.
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Montana
Thoroughman
Helena
C. A. Rexroad
Butte
Bozeman
B. B. Price
Missoula
P. D. Hartman
Spokane
East Columbia
Oklahoma City
Primaries Set Leads in Two Eastern States
Boston reports Gustus P Gardiner as Republican leader with Walsh and Bird winning Democratic and Progressive nominations respectively Walsh unopposed for lieutenant governor Bird defeated by margins in Democratic contest Menton a rival to Gardiner second on Democratic ticket in early returns Trenton New Jersey indicates James F Fielder nominated for governor with Wilson voting for him Katzenbach challenger Stokes appears to leave Republican race.
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Boston
Agustus P. Gardiner
David Walsh
Charles
Bird
Walsh
Edward P. Barry
Richard H. Long
Trenton
N. J
James F. Fielder
Wilson
New Jersey
Washington
Princeton
Fielder
State Senate
Frank 8. Katzenbach
Edward
Stokes
Collision report cites signal failures and reckless driving
A public utilities commission review details a New York area crash caused by six trains halted on a stretch of track and engineer error. The St Louis Times notes the cheetah’s hunting behavior and physical traits with regional notes on its origin and hooded hunting methods.
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Harford
Conn
St. Louis Times
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
India
Arabia
Asia Minor
Africa
Mountain View janitor dies by suicide in despondent health
Jed Tippett, janitor at Mountain View Methodist church, killed himself at his West Copper Street home yesterday morning. He had endured miners’ consumption and months of deteriorating health plus morose behavior recently. Coroner to hold an inquest. Tippett leaves wife two daughters and extended family, including Rev. James Tippett and relatives in New Jersey and England.
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Joseph M. Auclair
Butte
North
Wyoming Street
Auclair
Harry
Rose
Coleman
San Diego
Cal
Eugene la Do
Boseman
Stanbridge
Quebec
Canada
Buttenerie
Order of Eagles
Josian Tippett
Mountain View Methodist Church
West Copper Street
Tippett
Richards
James T. Tippett
Wisconsin
Edward
B. King
New Jersey
England
Edward Tippett
Centerville
Mr. Tippett
Sons of St. George
Knights of the Maccabees
Living example of tuberculosis cure and health reform
An old article describes a patient cured of tuberculosis in five months with fresh air milk and eggs. It portrays the recovery process, social perceptions, and the role of sanatorium care and preventive measures in restoring health.
California Man Writes to Editor Bret Harte
Eureka California September letter from E W Smalley of Santa Ana one of the circulation agents of a Los Angeles newspaper addresses Bret Harte the longtime editor and novelist noting he has read descriptive material about the Humboldt Valley Smalley remarks Harte has not been on the Pacific coast in a generation and mentions the author died in London where his fame had long since spread
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Eureka
Cal
Bret Harte
Humboldt
E. W. Smalley
Santa Ana
Los Angeles
Bret
Pacific Coast
London
Spain to participate in Panama-Pacific Exposition 1915
Madrid reports Premier Count Alvaro de Romanenez announced Spain will officially join the Panama-Pacific Exposition in San Francisco in 1915. He returned from San Sebastian to preside over a cabinet meeting where the participation likely will be voted and funded by a special law in parliament.
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Madrid
Alvaro de Romanenez
Associated Press
Spain
San Francisco
San Sebastian
LoxnoN WOO S ALES And Market Notes From London and New York
Market snippets describe wool sales with New South Wales, Queensland, Victoria, New Zealand, and other regions listing bales and prices. Exchange rates show sterling steady and various bond and commodity notes. A New England column comments on voice culture in schools and a Springfield Republic editorial tone note closes the piece.
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Lonnon
Nepe
New South Wales
Queensland
Victoria
New ‘Zealand
Cape of Good Hope
Natal
Punta Arenas
Chicago Markets Glut Pressures Wheat and Corn Prices
Chicago market news shows wheat and corn sliding as global supply expands, with December wheat making new yearly lows. Oats and hogs weaken while cattle hold steadier. prices vary across contracts. Reports list futures quotes, hog and cattle receipts, and notes on power generation capacity and development.
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Canada
Sitje
Ste
Sitke
Eptember
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DR. Lamb
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Josah Tippett
Jed
Royal’’ Line
Cole
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Oxley
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Madati
Tate Taberéuoss
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Loxnon Woo Sales
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Minneapolis
Vraineng
Zion's Herald
New Bedford
Ard
Springfeld Repub
Wrigley
Chicago
Reeves
Nda
Develonsa
First National Bank of
United States
Western Montana National Bank
United States Depository
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Bonner
Butte Furniture Exchange
East Park Street
State Savings Bank
Daly Bank and Trust Company
Charles J. Kelly
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