Catholic Central high school opens in former Wadnau residence
The new Catholic Central high school in Butte converts the Wadnau residence at Moana and Quarry streets into a 200 pupil facility. It operates with 12 teachers including Sisters of Charity and seven priests under Rev. J. Sullivan, with a broad curriculum and plans for crediting grades across Catholic universities.
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Leatnive
Catholic Central High School
Moana
Quarry Strests
Dupuy Ai
Helmitiz
Wadnau
Sisters of Charity
Sihla
Woman files divorce citing threats to life of husband
Ida Ferris alleges Ghaces Ferns has repeatedly threatened to kill her and that he would cut her. She states these threats were made in a complaint for divorce filed in the district court yesterday amid claims of danger to her life.
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Ida Ferris
Ghaces Ferns
Shea
Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Promises Aid for Female Ills
Historical ad recounts fear of surgical operations for women and touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure. Letters from Barbara Base and Mrs Arthur R Monge claim recovery after using the remedy, with thirty years of claimed success treating displacements inflammation irregularities and related pains.
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Lydia E. Pinkhars
Barbara Base
Kingman
Kansas
Lydia
Iansas City Mee 28 1901 Domestic Dispute and Injunction Demands
In Ianzas City on June 28 1901 Mrs Ferris seeks an injunction against her husband William Ferris to prevent dissipation of wages and protect her health after threats and fear forced her from home since Aug 10. She requests court costs and support for herself. Otho Schmidt sues Margaret Stoudt alleging marital fault and seeks custody of their child, claiming Schmidt’s conduct endangers the family. The suit notes Schmidt’s alleged failures and that Stoudt seeks custody and alimony. A separate case, U Ellis v Harry Rosa, was dismissed. The Kentiniteatute contest will resume before Inde Donlan.
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Iansas
City
Nehaw
Otho Schmidt
Margaret Sthoudt
Milankes
Schmidt
Electa
Oklahoma Banking Law Heads to Supreme Court
The appeal of the Nolo State bank of Oklahoma challenging the banking guarantor law reached the United States Supreme Court. Governor Haskell is named as principal defendant. The case stems from Logan County district court proceedings, with state court affirming a county decision. The high court may not hear the case before the November election.
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Washington
Nolo State Bank of
Oklahoma
Supreme Court of
Jay
Supreme Court of the United States
Haskell
State Banking Board
Logan County District Court
Supreme Court
Bryan
Anti Deroia Favored In Idaho Democratic Split
The Idaho Supreme Court ruled for the anti Derby faction in the Democratic Party split, invalidating a writ by the Dubois faction to certify their Wallace convention ticket. The decision places the anti-Deroy faction slate on the November ballot headed by Moses Alexander for governor and C. D. Stocksingee for U.S. senator.
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Bsise
Idaho
Supreme Court
Democratic Party
Man- Gale
Dubbais
Staty
Wallace
Dudoly
Moses Alexandr
Boise
Iuage C.D. Stocksingee
Halley
United States
Lands to be opened after settlement in Montana forest area
Special Dispatch reports lands totaling about 4080 acres excluded from Helena national forest in Montana will be opened to settlement on December 23, 1908. Unappropriated public lands totaling 9300 acres within the former Tribal nation forest revert to public domain and may be entered on and after February 2, 1909. Michael Tanney will marry at Henry P. Franey’s residence then proceed to Sacred Heart church for high mass, with plans afterward for music at Shipland organ shop.
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Washingtoon
Lnan
Heléna National Forest
Montana
Ormer
Gelilemant
Hisgen Promises Big Things in Presidential Run
Titomos Hisgen, Independence party candidate, speaks in Salt Lake City promising to jail high class criminals and attacks Standard Oil. He cites Gov Waskell of Oklahoma and exclaims Bryan a political faker while alleging bribery and trust influence in the Democratic Party.
Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription Claims
An advertisement extols Golden Medical Discovery as a potent blood purifier and tonic improving nasal and bronchial passages, stomach, bowels, bladder, and pelvic organs. Favorite Prescription is praised for supporting weak, overworked women, building strength, regulating functions, and alleviating pain, with claimed endorsements from physicians.
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Bierce
Iva
Rotor Pleran
Republican Campaign Discussed by Hitchcock
New York Sept 2 Detall of the Klans now under consigration for pushing forward the work of the Tee publican national campaign along Ags sreeslvaines were gone over today by Chairman Frank H Hitchcock and the members of the executive committee This work occupied the greater part of the chairmans time today and litle consideration was given other matters Itwas stated again tonight that no successor to Mr Du Ponk who resigned last Friday from the executioe commites would be named before the widdle of the week Mr itehtosk referring to the estimates of the pluralities in several Wweeler states Which was givan Sat wdey said it would be rermembered that these estimates were not bazed upon the pluralities of four years ago which were phenomenal but upon those recorded the election of 1900 The sneakers bureau of the congressional committee which was heen in this city was transferred today to Chicago Kenry Casson who was chairman there will retain his place of the lighd of the bureau in Chicago
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New York
Teepublican
Ags Sreeslvaines
Frank H. Hitchcock
Tiwas
du Ponk
Itehtosk
Wweeler
Givan ‘Satwdey
Sneakers
Congressional
Heen
Chicago
Kenry Casson
Hughes at South Bend Discusses Chief Issues
In South Bend stakes rise as New York Governor Hughes opens the campaign at the Auditorium. A large crowd greets him with cheers for Taft Roosevelt and Watson. He pays tribute to the president and addresses campaign issues, answering questions about reform and the influence of the props.
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Hughes
South Bend
Seni
Charles 2. Hughes
New York
Ward
Bryan
Roosevelt
Mack Navigates Chicago Ties Amid Eastern Political Drift
Uetional Chairman Mook, who left for Chicago, returns with word that his presence is requested in Chicago due to developments in the eastern pallj tal Situation. Details are scant and deemed not highly significant. Hermann Hider, treasurer of the formations Committee, may join Mack in Chicago at week’s end.
Pittsburg Birthday Observance Marks 150th Anniversary
In Pittsburg. September 2. The city celebrates its 150th birthday with Battery B Pennsylvania National Guard at Mt Washington signaling displays as thousands of whistles blow. Townwide events include a Daughters of the American Revolution program unveiling a tablet to George Washington at Fort Duquesne blockhouse.
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Balutes
National Guard of Pennsylvania
Mt Washington
Pitteburg
Daughters of the
Gorge Washington
Fort Due
Quesne
War department lists 91 second lieutenants named
The War Department released the names of 91 officers appointed as second lieutenants from the July competitive exam at Leavenworth Kansas. The large class results from congress authorized coast artillery growth and West Point graduation numbers being lower than usual.
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Washington
Sept
War Department
Wort
Leavenworth
Kaw
Coast Artillery Corps
Congress
West Point Indune
Weather forecast predicts cooler air tomorrow
The weather bureau announces a drop in temperature to 23 degrees tomorrow after widespread rains. Forecaster Garriott says the rain will cease by tomorrow in the middle states and may continue in the East. The report notes some precipitation today in New England regions.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Morrow
Garriott
Middle States
New
Eny
Woll Tate
Ex-Commissioner Charles Von Schwanebach Dies in Magdaber
Charles Von Schwanebach former comptroller of the Ruselar empire and axe minister of agriculture died at Magdaber from heart disease. He served as councilor to the emperor in the presconstitutional era and opposed Count Witte. He held the portfolio as minister of agriculture when Witte was premier.
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Bt. Petersburg
Charles von Schwanebach
Ruselar
Magda Bers
von Schwanebach
Count Witte
Witte
Stewart's Case at Fort Grant Involving Coast Artillery Officer
Washington Serk 28 Col Ay v Stewart of the coast artillery commands the ungarrisoned Fort Grant post. A report shows Stewart's fitness for further service is to be reviewed by the board. No date set for board meeting yet. Charles Stewart, a San Francisco lawyer and brother of Colonel Stewart, is lingering after the former's interest.
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Washington
V. Stewart
Coast Artillery
Fort Grant
Arta
War Department
Charles Stewnrt
Lnioyer
San Fravcisca
Stewart
Lens
Intaresta
Missing Words Reflect Local Obituary That Honors Relief Efforts
Unclear text thanks oriented neighbors for support after the death of a beloved husband father and grandfather. Mentions members at a Grand Army post Lintern No 1 and Women’s Relief corps. Names Mrs I H Tolk George I Tol and Yarnity Mrs Francia Doyle and Emily. Crescent Creamery pasteurized milk appears.
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Angrrandfather
WarisawWiph
Lintern
No. 1
Grand Army of the Republic
Reler Corps
Tolk
Oxorge I. Tol
Yarnity
Francia Doyle
Emily
Old Timer of the State Dies Alone in Bed
Jamesmith a 66 year old longtime Butte resident died alone yesterday afternoon at a lodging house near the C GD laundry on Colorado Street after being found in poor health. Dr Tremblay treated him then he was moved to the county hospital where he died shortly after. Coroner Stevens deemed the case not a suicide and the body was at Waite and Krebs awaiting funeral arrangements. He had no known relatives and was a familiar figure in the city.
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Jamesmith
Butte
C. GD
Colorado Street
Smith
Tremblay
Fone
Stevens
Waite & Krebs
Ae Far Ag
Lois
Breyten Pneumonie
Jonih
Train wreck near Hadley station injures few
An eastbound Sannia train derailed near Hadley station nine miles east of La Junta around 2 AM. The baggage car broke wheat, most cars left the track, but no serious injuries were reported. Funeral for Earle May, daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Thomas, set for 3 PM today at 18 Hast Finite Street. Vial! Int Mile at Lodge wloon, West Park, good cold beer.
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Earle May
Richard Thomas
A. Oliver
Lodge
West Park
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