Boy Burglars Caught Red Handed In West Park Street Theft
Two young boys, Harry Sullivan and Peter Fair, were arrested at 1:30 a.m. while burgling a West Park street confectionery store run by William Courtney. They carried a trunk filled with plunder. the Sullivan youth is about 15, younger brother of Jay Sullivan, another juvenile offender. The pair were turned over to county authorities for reform school detention. Also in police court, James Mulcahy faced assault charges against Dr. Edgar Laurin, claiming the doctor struck first. Al Lindsay and Katie Lewis faced related charges, and Holbrook offered a shoe sale. men’s tan form shoes and women’s tan shoes were advertised at reduced prices.
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Harry Sullivan
Peter Fair
State Reform School
West Park Street
William Courtney
Sullivan
Jay Sullivan
Fair
Reform School
James Mulcahy
Edgar Laurin
Mulcahy
Pickpocket Exposed by Nail Nipper at Carnival Week
A veteran New Orleans detective recalls spotting a well dressed man trimming his nails with a small steel instrument like nippers. The tool betrayed him as he moved through crowded Canal Street near St. Charles, where a counterfeit watch chain and diamond jacket scheme were thwarted. The suspect, linked to theft, fled prison by bond.
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New Orleans Times-Democraty
St. Charles Street
Canal Street
Ike
Sean
Chieves
Jimmy
Grand to Open With Bittner Dramatice Co in July
The Bittner Dramatic Theater company opens at the Grand on July 24 for one week direct from Spokane after six weeks at Ure Auditorium. They present The Gallay Slave with no intermission and feature high class specialties and Thomas A. Edigon's moving picture machine showing war events from the Spanish American War. On opening night each lady is admitted free with a paid 5 cent ticket for a accompanying gentleman or lady.
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Bittner Dramatice Theater Company
the Grand
Spokane
Ure Auditorium
Thomas A. Edigon
United States
Spain
Provis
Miles of Dawson to Ottawa seeks Klondike exhibit
Frank B. Miles, who traveled from Dawson to Ottawa after a year in the Klondike, plans to press Canadian officials for a Klondike exhibit at the Paris exposition. He cites 17,000 Yukon residents and projects $17,000,000 in fall mining output, warns overproduction, and notes that luck and experience shape outcomes for new arrivals.
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Frank B. Miles
Klondike
Butte
Dawson
Ottawa
Miles
Yukon
Montana
California
Hotel guest list and bargain shoe sale advert
A fragmented roster of names from hotels and travelers appears alongside a note that the store Tassell at 25 West Park sells shoes cheaper than competitors. The piece intermixes an international guest list with a local sale pitch and advertises show windows.
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West Park
Courteous Wounds Manila Cov in Leslie's Weekly
The account details numerous war wounds and near misses among U S soldiers near Manila. Comrade Melinos carries a 20 cartridge box. White, Glazier, Matteson, Hawking, and others suffer bullet wounds and shell impacts while in contact with enemy fire. The narrative notes belts, cartridges, and medical delays, with several men killed or fatally wounded in the exchange.
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Manila
Leslie
Melinos
Mariquins
White
Glazier
Uys
Matteson
Fuller
Hawking
Pennsylvanias
Caloocan
Hig Rewoy
Honolahu
Tedra
Washinton
Pie Hance
Turf losses on world races total about 250 million
A London magazine estimates annual turf losses worldwide at 250 million dollars. Of this, fifty thousand on English courses and about 100 million on Australian courses. The remainder is mainly distributed between France, the United States, and British colonies.
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London
France
United States
Bland Library Auction Sells Missouri Volumes in Shelbina
The Alanis Library, belonging to the late Missouri congressman R. P. Bland, comprising about 180 volumes with an estimated value of 250 dollars each, was auctioned in Shelbina for a sum reported as 1 dollar.
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R. P. Bland
Missouri
Shelbina, My
Finlander fatally hurt in a quarrel at Belt
Belt reports a Finlander named Belt John Nasi likely fatally injured in a quarrel with countrymen Wednesday. He leaves a wife and family in the old country. The item notes a violent incident with possible fatal outcome and his family abroad.
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Belt
John Nasi
Nasi
Officers Installed At Rose Seal Lodge No 4
Rose Seal lodge No 4 installed officers with C. of Honor Mary Hungate, Recorder Geofdomy Kinkead, Financier Cora Dui, and other named members. Julia Marlowe is noted as a sole agent in Tuscell. West Pari.
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Rose Seal Lodge No
Elallat
Amhers
Honor
Mary Hungate
C. of Honor
Mary Hartven
Julia Marlowe
Tuscell
West Pari
Pain and Silence Across a War Damaged World
The passage laments animal suffering in battle and hunting, noting horses, dogs, sheep, cattle, ponies, deer, and other creatures endure agony without vocal protest. It reflects on the refrain of silence amid injury and death, contrasting humane concern with wartime brutality and the resolve of creatures facing demise.
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Aalaiel
Rome
Dea
Egyptian knitted stockings from ancient mummy prove old weaving
Evidence from a Louvre Paris mummy grave reveals knitted stockings dating from antiquity. The socks are short, woolen, brown with age, and show modern-style heels and single-thread knitting. The toe ends with two finger-like projections to fit a sandal strap.
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Trix
Louvre
Paria
Slate Pencil Trade From Tennessee Ram Dust Process
Slate pencils are produced in Tennessee using ram shite dust and other ingredients via hydraulic methods. A single concern reported a yearly output of 25,000,000 units.
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Tennessee
Butte and Bingham Copper Mining stock offered for quick sale
A mining broker promotes cheap shares in Butte and Bingham Copper Mining Co with promises of rapid gains. Includes rates for Sunday rail travel, stock prices for Le Roy War Eagle Republic Old Ironsides and more, urging readers to call or write W H Nichols, 1 West Broadway, Butte Montana.
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Butte and ‘Bingham Copper Mining Co
le Roy
War Eagle
Republic
Old Ironsides
Butte and Bingham Copper Mining Company
Possuy
Bingham
Utah
Butte and Bingham Copper
W. H. Nichols
West Broadway
Butte
Montana
P. O
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Cor
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Platinum Sts
White Front
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Thos. F. Courthey
Laurin
James’ Mulcahey
al Lindsay
Grace Wilkes
Lindsay
Katie Lewis
Holbrook's
Holbrook
Holbrook’s
Dr. Wix
MR. Miles OF
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Topeka
J. H. Dickey
Goodick
New York
M. Seamand
Warm Springs
D. Banks
Chic
Konigeberger
Deadwood
Irvine Rtone
Helens
Bert
Hartstall
W. J. McAttley
Denver
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Henry Abels
J. Miller
Dillons
the McDermott
Mra
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Tition
Jos
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Silver City
Ydaho
A. B. Dangler
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W. L. Hwing
Jos. M. Dixon
Midsuka
Alanis Library
Western Cash Grocery
Utah Avenue
Great Falls
Marias River
Frank Borten
Ohio
FE. A. Wasson
T. J. Johns
Lewiston Democrat
Johns
Wasson
Fergus County
Helena
Annie Dahlman
Henry Dahlman
Boulder
Cap” Cargon
Germania Life Thaurmece Company of
Dahlman
State Board of Pardons
Edward Kelly
Billings
Kelly
Smith
Conley
Tillinge
DR. Rinehart
San Francisco
West Park St
Wevills & Co
E. Park
Northern Airway
J. BE. Dawson
North Main Street
G.F Fisher
Toller Shop
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
Butte Bingham Copper Strike Company
Columbia Gardens
Rogsner
Sommers
Garden Theater
Prof
C. Sullivan
W. Broadway
Good Jersey
Burchdale Stock Farm Inquire
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