Two Deaths Stun Centerville Cavern Cash Lodging House
Edward Shields of Centerville found dead in bed and C D Jackman an electrician died from morphine overdose at Cash lodging house West Galena Street. Jackman, 35, had a troubled history including drinking and morphine use after his wife’s death. A prior mental- health inquiry found no grounds for asylum. He warned a jail visit of self harm. Dr Moore treated him but he died early this morning.
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C. D. Jackman
Cash Lodging House
West Galena Street
Jackman
Moon
Moore
Found Dead in Bed Edward Shields Pioneer of Butte
Edward Shields a longtime Butte resident was found dead in his bed at the Mullin house Centerville yesterday afternoon. Deputy Sheriff Nell O'Donnell reported he had complained of not feeling well. Coroner Jullien will hold an inquest at Dugan’s undertaking rooms tonight. Shields was about 52, an Irish native who came to America in youth and worked around mines. There was uncertainty about the exact time of death with conflicting recollections from witnesses. No signs of foul play or suicide were found.
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Edward Shields
Butte
Mullin House
Centerville
Nell O'Donnell
Shields
O'Donnell
Shield
Jullien
St. Lawrence Church
Graduation Essays Read At High School Exercises
Dr Wix announces graduating essays read last night by the high school class. The First essay titled The Augustan Age by Mary Kelley reflects on national history and character. It asserts that a nation’s present is the offspring of ancient peoples and their histories.
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Mary Kelett
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Augustan Rome and the rise of geological science
The article reviews Rome’s Augustan age and its peaceful prosperity under Augustus, noting his restraint in conquest and the era of literary achievement. It then shifts to geology, praising the US Geological Survey, its role in mineral and ore analysis, and the need for geologists to advance science and industry.
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Rome
Kaiser Wilhelm II a Study in Mind and Will
A historical portrait of Kaiser Wilhelm II, born January 27, 1854, detailing his education, military career, and complex relationship with Bismarck and the army. The piece highlights his blend of intellect and resolve, his premier public schooling, and his assertion that he and the army are inseparable.
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United States
German Empire
William II
Frederic William Victor Albert
Germany
Berlin
William 11
Frederic the Great
Hohengzollerns
Kargau
Foot Guards
Hussars
Prince William
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Bismarck
William T
The Iron Chancellor Clyde Brown
The need of the time brings forth the man. An excellent proof of this state ment may be had by referring to the history of Germany in the early part of the 19th century. At that time the nation was badly disunited and it seemed as if Providence then foresaw the need of a free.
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Geological Survey of
United States
Lake Superior
Montana
Pricne
England
Germany
Otto von Bismarck Founder of the German Empire
A historical sketch recounts Otto von Bismarck born April 1 1815 at Schonhausen rising from Berlin schooling to law studies. It highlights his service to government over 20 years and his role as ambassador to Russia and reformer who unified Germany through strategic war and parliamentarian leadership.
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Schonhausen
Otto Leopold Bismarck
Baltic
Elbe
Bismarck
Berlin
Law College
Russia
German Empire
Germany
Mental development in the child and independent thought
An essay stresses the power of independent thinking in individuals, urging parents and educators to cultivate the child’s mind through intelligent methods, observation, and varied influences. It argues that development stems from imitation, habit formation, and the will, while conscience grows from practiced behavior.
Reading and Mental Culture by Katherine Quill
Reading expands thought through written language and oral delivery. It cultivates attention, discipline, and refinement, pairing old and new books to broaden intellect. The essay urges women to read substantial works in history, biography, philosophy, and science, citing Jonathan Edwards. Also notes Julia Marlow shoes at Tassell's, 25 West Park.
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Ducetnesa
Atention
Jonathan Edwarda
St. Paul
Julia Marlow
Tassell's
West Park
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