Catholic central high school opens in Butte district
One of the city’s newest institutions, Catholic Central High School, sits at Montana and Quartz streets. formerly the Nadeau residence the building now accommodates about 200 pupils with 12 teachers, five Sisters of Charity and seven priests. Principal Rev J Sullivan leads a staff teaching all grades and preparing for accreditation with major Catholic universities.
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City
Catholic Central High School
Montana and
Quartz Strets
Nadeau
Sisters of Charity
Butte
Father & J Sullivan
F. xX. Batensé
Leitham
Peter de Sebrre
Joseph Suéppel
F. X. Lechner
Father Hannan
Fearful Wife Alleges Threats in Divorce Plea
Mrs Ida Ferris claims Charles Ferris threatened to kill her and cut her throat, affecting her health. she seeks an injunction against dispossessing wages and court costs. They married in Kansas City on Dec 28, 1901, and she left Aug 10 after the last threat. Otto Schmidt is defendant in Margaret Schmidt’s divorce suit. authorities say Schmidt neglected his wife and child and was an habitual drunkard. A T J Ellis case against Harry Rose was dismissed as settled. Kendall estate litigation to resume before Judge Donlan.
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Kansas City
Otto Schmidt
Margaret Schmidt
Milwaukee
A Woman’s Fear of Surgical Operations
A newspaper note discusses women’s dread of surgical operations and argues that many operations performed on women are unnecessary and could have been avoided. The piece reflects on medical practices and patient concerns within hospitals.
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Letters Claim Cure
Letters from women praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing severe female troubles and avoiding surgery. The ads claim the remedy has helped countless women with displacements inflammation ulcers fibroid tumors irregularities periodic pains and backache. Mrs Pinkham invites sick women to write for advice at Lynn Massachusetts.
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Barbara Base
Kingman
Kansas
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Oklahoma bank guarantee law reaches Supreme Court
Washington reports the Noble State bank of Oklahoma appeals a state Supreme Court ruling upholding the Oklahoma banking guarantee law. Governor Haskell, as banking board chairman, is a principal defendant. The case originated in Logan County and concerns constitutionality, with timing uncertain before the November election.
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Washington
Noble State Bank of Oklahoma
Supreme Court of
Oklahoma Banking Guarantee
Supreme Court of the United States
Haskell
State Banking Board
Logan County District Court
Oklahoma
Supreme Court
Bryan
Supreme court backs anti-Dubois faction in Idaho
Boise date Sept 28 The Supreme court denied a writ of mandate from the Dubois faction to force state certification of their convention ticket at Wallace Idaho The decision places the anti-Dubois ticket on the November ballot led by Moses Alexander for governor and Judge Co D Stockslager for United States senator from Idaho.
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Boise
Idaho
Supreme Court
Democratic Party
Wallace
Moses Alexander
Co. D. Stockslager
Hailey
United States
Unappropriated Lands Set for Settlement Dates in Montana and Idaho
Unappropriated lands totaling about 3,680 acres in the former Helena national forest in Montana will become subject to settlement on December 22, 1908 and entry on January 21. An additional 9,300 acres inside the former Kootenai national forest revert to the Public domain for settlement after December 21, 1908 and entry after January 20, 1909. The Tunney funeral for Michael Tunney will be held Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. at 611 West Iron Street, with Mass at Sacred Heart church at 10 a.m.
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The
Standard
Washington
Helena National Forest
Montana
Kootenai National Forest
Orton Bros Offer Best Value Piano and Organ Deals
If you want the best value for your money in a piano or an organ, call on Orton Bros., 219 North Main street.
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Orton Bros
North Main Street
Hisgen Promises to Do Big Things and Attacks Bryan
Salt Lake City reports independence party presidential candidate Thomas Hisgen pledging to jail high class criminals if elected. He detailed alleged Standard Oil pressure against him in Springfield and Ohio, accused Governor Haskell of Oklahoma of taking trust funds, and labeled William Jennings Bryan a political faker while questioning Bryan’s stance on Haskell’s conduct.
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Salt Lake City
Thomas Hisgen
Independence Party
Hisgen
Stanard Oil Company
Standard Oil Company
Springfield
Mass
Haskell
Oklahoma
Democratic National Committee
Standard Oil
Monett
Ohio
Democratic Party
What Do They Cure The Pierce Medicines Promote Health
The text describes Golden Medical Discovery as a potent blood purifier and tonic improving mucous membranes and digestive organs, aiding catarrhal conditions of the throat nose and stomach. Favorite Prescription is claimed to build strength regulate female functions and relieve pain, restoring overall vigor. Both are non alcoholic non secret with glyceric extracts of native American plants and sold by medicine dealers. Pierce's Pills are described as small sugar coated tablets aiding stomach liver and bowels.
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Pierce
Doctor Pierce
Political satire on Bryan color shifts and oil ties
A speaker, Mr Hisgen, attacks William Jennings Bryan arguing he shifts with the times from white metal to gold to kerosene oil. He asserts Bryan knew or could have learned of Has kell’s Standard Oil links, criticizing Bryan as a changing figure as a fair crowd listens.
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Mr. Bryan
Mr. Haskell
Standard Oil Company
Parker
Republican campaign discussed by Hitchcock
New York Sept 28 Details of plans to push the Republican national campaign were reviewed by Chairman Frank H Hitchcock and the executive committee. It was noted no successor to Du Pont would be named before midweek. Hitchcock compared current Western state plurality estimates with those from 1990. The speakers bureau was moved to Chicago with Henry Casson remaining as head there.
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New York
Frank H. Hitchcock
du Pont
Executive Committee
Hitchcock
The
Congressional Committee
Chicago
Henry Casson
Hughes at South Bend Discusses Chief Issues
Gov Charles E. Hughes of New York opened the campaign in South Bend, drawing a large crowd at the Auditorium. He was escorted by horsemen and marching clubs, receiving cheers for Taft Roosevelt Hughes and Watson. He praised the president and argued the people rule, citing Roosevelt as a high standard of public trust.
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South Bend
Ind
Charles E. Hughes
New York
Hughes
Ward
Taft
Roosevelt
Watson
Bryan
National Chairman Mack delays West trip amid eastern political developments
New York September 28 National Chairman Mack deferred his Westward trip until later in the week. He returned from Chicago today where word came that his presence was needed in New York due to eastern political developments. The exact nature of these developments was not disclosed though they are not seen as highly significant. It is expected Herman Ridder, treasurer of the national committee, will join Mack at Chicago headquarters at week’s end.
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New York
Mack
Chicago
Herman Ridder
National Committee
Pittsburg Celebrates Fifth Birthday with Salutes and Parades
Pittsburg marks its fifth birthday with Battery B guards firing salutes atop Mt Washington, whistles sounding, trumpet heralds riding through the city, and a tablet dedication by the Daughters of the American Revolution to George Washington at Fort Duquesne blockhouse.
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Pittsburg
National Guard of Pennsylvania
Mt. Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
George Washington
Fort Duquesne
Army Appoints 91 Civilians as Second Lieutenants
The War Department released the names of 91 individuals appointed as second lieutenants from civilian life. The July Fort Leavenworth examination yielded a larger class due to more coast artillery spots and a smaller West Point graduating class this year.
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Washington
War Department
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Coast Artillery Corps
Congress
West Point
Colder Today Forecast By Weather Bureau
Washington September 8 The weather bureau says heavy rains will end soon and temperatures will drop about 25 degrees tomorrow Forecaster Garriott predicts cooler conditions will spread across the middle states with rain ending there by tomorrow New England may still see precipitation for 24 more hours.
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Washington
Sept
Weather Bureau
Garriott
Middle States
New England
Death of Ex-Imperial Minister Charles von Schwane bach
Charles von Schwane bach ex comptroller and former minister of agriculture of the Russian empire died in Magdaberg from heart disease. He was a trusted councillor to the emperor in the pre constitutional era and a principal opponent of Count Witte. He resigned as minister of agriculture when Witte was premier.
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St. Petersburg
Charles von Schwanebach
Russian Empire
Magdaberg
MM. von Schwanebach
Count Witte
Witte
Stewart's Case Opens as He Faces Fitness Board
Washington September 28 Colonel W F Stewart of the coast artillery commanding Fort Grant Arizona reports to the war department for a retirement board to determine his physical fitness for further service. No date set. Charles Stewart a San Francisco lawyer and brother is here to handle his interests.
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Washington
Col
W. F. Stewart
Coast Artillery
Fort Grant
Ariz
War Department
Charles Stewart
San Francisco
Stewart
Bereaved family thanks community and GAR members
We thank dear friends and neighbors who assisted us in our bereavement after the death of a beloved husband, father and grandfather. We also thank Lincoln Post No. 1 Grand Army of the Republic and the Woman's Relief Corps. George H. Tole and Family. Mrs. Francis Doyle and Family.
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Lincoln Post
No. 1
Grand Army of the Republic
Women's Relief Corps
L. H. Tole
George H. Tole
Francis Doyle
Crescent Creamery Pasteurized Milk Ad
A concise ad urging customers to choose Crescent Creamery pasteurized milk. The notice emphasizes safety and reliability of pasteurized rmilk for everyday use.
Old Timer of the State Dies All Alone in Bed
James Smith aged 65 a long time Butte resident died alone in a lodging house near the C D laundry on Colorado Street yesterday afternoon around 3 o clock. He had been ill and was moved to the county hospital but died shortly before the ambulance arrived. Coroner Stevens found no inquest necessary. The body is at White Krebs awaiting funeral plans. Smith had no known relatives and was last employed by the city on the streets. Pneumonia was listed as the cause of death.
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James Smith
Butte
Colorado Street
Smith
Tremblay
Stevens
White & Krebs
Train in the Ditch at Hadley Station
Eastbound Santa Fe passenger train No. 6 derailed after a broken wheel under the baggage coach at Hadley station nine miles east of La Junta. The engine stayed on track while all other cars, except the rear Pullman, left the rails and overturned. A relief train from La Junta evacuated passengers. none seriously injured though several were shaken.
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Pueblo
Colo
Santa Fe
Hadley Station
la Junta
Funeral for Eddie May Thomas at 2 p.m.
The funeral for Eddie May Thomas, six months old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Thomas, will be held at 2 p m today at their residence 16 East La Platte Street with Rev S A Oliver officiating.
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Eddie May
Richard Thomas
East la Platte Street
Rev
S. A. Oliver
Visit John Milch at Lodge saloon West Park
John Milch invites patrons to Lodge saloon in West Park for a selection of good cold beer highlighting a welcoming local drinking spot with a casual, friendly ambiance.
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John Milch
Lodge Saloon
West Park
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MR. Blackburn
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