Missoula Smallpox Case Drives Father to Pest House
Missoula on February 1, 1901 reports newly drastic smallpox cases at an academy. William Ward, a Missoula baker, refuses to separate from his nine week old son who was moved to the pest house for isolation. The Warren residence was quarantined after the infant showed mild symptoms and a doctor diagnosed smallpox. The father insisted on accompanying the child, aided by local officials, while others warned the outbreak could grow without stricter precautions.
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Missoula
Ebatere
Wiliam Tetal
Wijmar Lorded
Academy
W. H. Warren
South iMress
Warren House
Royal funeral procession on Isle of Wight continues imperial ties
A grand ceremonial procession for Queen Victoria's funeral unfolds at Osborne House with King Edward VII and Emperor William I of Germany in attendance. The wreath-bearing cortege passes royal guards, naval contingents, and princes before the coffin is moved to the Alberta yacht for the vigil at sea.
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Ise
Wight
Guls
Germany
Queen Alexandra
Beatrive
Victoria
Aobert
Royal Residence
Srenadier Guards
Sothern
Hampshire Carbineers
Isle of Wielt
Gonimurder
Poy Out
Wander Hy Olk
Mase
Mately Cand Dane
Regatome Aller Anit
Royal Marine Light Infantry
Anajesty
Eremiller
Edward
William
Conmonehs
Crayn
Henry of Prassty
Princ Varistan
Hulstein
Alberta
Samen
Rayal Yachts
Trinity Pier
Sim Petty
Solent
Beethoven
Veesel
Radog
Senate Passes Eight Hour Bill With Amendments
The Senate, in committee of the whole, passed an eight hour bill after a heated debate. Amendments included defining eight hours as actual work excluding meals and travel, and delaying effect for days after passage. The measure now goes back to the House for acceptance. a governor's signature is expected tomorrow. Some believe the bill may fail constitutional scrutiny.
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Inter Mountain
Helena
Senate
Higaios
Jerry Conwilly
Courtney
Mey
Connolly
Dbate
Sith O'Clock
Hembher
Eight Hour Day In Force Today At Mines
An Inter Mountain reporter visited the Butte offices and asked Mr Vivian about hiring more workers for eight hours. Vivian said hiring depended on Mr Klepetke who was absent at the time. The eight hour day began today but overall job numbers showed little change in mining firms.
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Butte
Inter Mountain
Vivian
Klepet
Mr. Klepetke
Ann
Taft notes keep religious issues separate in civil talks
Manila reports Archbishoy Chappelle says he will decline to state his position on church matters now, calling the topic opportune. Taft meanwhile says the federal party has endorsed keeping religious issues apart from party matters as a public session notes the provincial government seeks civil government while remaining subordinate to the survey and executive branches.
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Manila
Archbishoy Chappelle K Yesponse
Associated Press
Taft
Suirvey
Financial Markets Rise on London’s Positive Tone
New York, Feb 1. London’s favorable demonstration yesterday boosted shares and caused gains in several issues. Southern Pacific and St Paul saw advances while Missouri Pacific and Baltimore & Ohio rose on improving sentiment. Profit taking followed in some rail and utility names as prices fluctuated amid cautious trading.
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New York
London
St Paul Loew
Thali Way
Southern Pacific
St Paul
Missouri Pacific
Baltmore & Ohio
Tennessee
Tron
Lowsa
Susur
Ste Pual
Dwitmere & Obie
Missouri
Tonterlaliy
Chicago & Alton
United States
Rubser
Reading
Pacific Mail
Mexican Central
Brooklyn
Central of Georgia
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Cote the Hold Up Joker to Face Hearing in Justice Court
Cote the man charged with attempting a horseback hold up of Dickson in Hackman Dickson nights and a week ago, is granted a preliminary hearing in Justice Arnold's court this afternoon at 3. State represented by Bresn. defense by John N. Kirk. Dickson testified a relative of Cote, Goddard, offered $50 to settle out of court. Cote insists the state controls the matter and that $60 would only cover costs. Hearing continues. Market stock notes follow with fluctuating prices and closing bids for various issues.
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Cote
Hackman Dickson
Justice Arnold
Bresn
John N. Kirk
Dickson
Charles Hoddard
Goddard
Alta
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Missoula, Montana
Europe
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Army—Volunteers
Edward N. Town
Massachusetts
Strgoon
United States of America
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