Alcohol as a health warning from life insurance experts
Bulletin No 3 by Eugene L Fisk M D medical director of Provident Savings Life Assurance Society argues alcohol is dangerous even in moderation. He says two glasses of beer daily reduce mental and physical efficiency and that alcohol is an anesthetic, not a stimulant, harming workers in railroads and factories.
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Health Bureau
Eugene L. Fisk
Provident Saveings Life Assurance Society
New York City
Fisk
Huxley
Spencer
Train Collision Kills Thirteen in California
A passenger train and a special engine collided on a sharp curve in Ignacio California last night. Thirteen people were killed and a dozen injured. Officials cite failure to follow orders as the likely cause.
Paye-Aldrich Tariff Law Opens Second Year as Revenue Leader
The Payne Aldrich tariff law enters its second year of operation today. Treasury bulletin reports the first year produced revenue 75 million dollars higher than any year since 1907, except that banner year. Washington reports the new year begins with strong revenue expectations.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Census predicts U S population near ninety million
Washington reports that the thirteenth census count will be released mid October. Officials and the public expect a total around 90,000,000, though no official figure is confirmed.
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Washington
United States
Beaverhead County Orders Supplies On Official Forms
Be advised all supplies for Beaverhead county must be ordered on regular form from the county office. Any claim not properly ordered will be rejected. Dated at Dillon March 5 1907 by the Board of County Commissioners Beaverhead County Montana.
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Noti
Kay
Beaverhead Country
Dillon
Board of Country Commissioners
Beaverhead County
Montana
Motivational Real Estate Pitch for Dillon
A fragmented message offers a real estate pitch about Dillon with a twist of selling ore. It hints at a strong location and a sales push but lacks clear details or complete sentences. The tone feels promotional and incomplete with potential branding cues missing.
Butte City League selects stars to face Dillon
Butte sports editors named a top team from the city league to meet Dillon in a Sunday game. Captain Art Merkle called a meeting at 8 pm in the Hennessy building to finalize lineup and practice plans. The August 28 game in Butte is billed as fast and highly competitive.
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Butte
Dillon
Butte Inter- Mountain
Butte Sporting Editors
Art Merkle
Hennessy
Fatal Row Over Mining Claim Near Gilmore Idaho
Daniel McInerney shot and killed Peeter Foster near Gilmore during a mining claim dispute. The bullet wounded Foster in the abdomen and spine. McInerney claims self defense and is jailed in Gilmore under Sheriff Waters of Lemhi County. Both men previously lived in Thunder Mountain country.
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Salmon
Idaho
Daniel McInerney
Peeter Foster
Gilmore
McInerney
Sheriff Waters
Lemhi County
Foster
Thunder Mountain
Gans Dies at 34 After a Lightweight Era
Baltimore reports the death of Joe Gans 34 a legendary lightweight champion from consumption. His career began in 1894 earning him over 300000 in prize money leaving about 10000 to his widow. The notice also promotes Reynolds Ranch draft stock including acclimated heavy mares and registered sires from Geo E Baker manager.
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Baltimore
Joe Gans
Gans
Reynolds
Southern Montana Telephone Company seeks poles for survey routes
Bids due August 20 1910 at eight p m in Dillon Montana for furnishing twenty three foot long peeled poles six inch top with roofed tops. Poles to be knot free straight and first class. Bond equal to estimated contract amount required. Company reserves right to reject any bids. August 1910 Dillon Montana.
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Southern Montana Telephone Company
Wisdom
Ralston
Deweys
Dillon
Montana
Think Bandit A Bil Haney Think Bandit A Bil Haney
William Haney a train robber and desperado once thought dead or in hiding is believed arrested in Dillon Montana after fleeing from Santa Ana and escaping secret service pursuit. He is linked to an express train hold up in Canada years ago and a $5000 reward.
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Anaconda Standard
Los Angeles
Cal
William Haney
Dillon
Montana
Calabasas
Santa Monica Mountains
Dave
Canada
Bill
Secret Service
Bill Haney
Gare
Santa Ana
Mexico
Democrats Use Free Postal Franks For Campaign Book
The Democratic congressional committee states its campaign text book is 516 pages of excerpts from the Congressional Record. Because of congressional franks, the mail handling costs are borne by the government and could total near one million dollars.
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Congressional Record
Washington
United States
Democratic Campaign Committee
Congress
Democratic Congressional Committee
Post Office Department
Strikes It Rich and Is Killed in Gold-Copper Find
John Doyle, about 50, was crushed by a rock fall while prospecting alone on Big Deer creek, 25 miles northwest of Salmon City. His body, found by a party of prospectors, lay among newly found ore. Doyle had long been known in the district for years of mining activity.
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Salmon City
John Doyle
Big Deer Creek
Doyle
Postal Banks to Open in Small Cities by October
Washington officials announce plans to establish the first postal saving banks in small cities with at least one bank in every state by October 15. The banks will operate where routine post office business covers costs, aiming to reach poorer classes and laboring communities as urged by Senator Carter.
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Washington, D. C
Forth
Thomas H. Carter
Montana
Carter
Washington
New York's Mayor Shot Down
Mayor William F. Gaynor was shot in the back while boarding the Kaiser Wilhelm II bound for Europe. The assailant James J. Gallagher, cited as a crank and former worker for the Norddeutscher Lloyd line, was captured at the Hoboken station. The mayor's condition remained critical despite initial fears of a fatal injury.
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New York
William F. Gaynor
James Gallagher
Europe
Gaynor
James J. Gallagher
North German Lloyd Company
Gallagher
Hoboken
Sturgeon Boat Dash Near Niagara Falls
A 150 pound sturgeon leaped at a motor boat near Niagara Falls striking Miss Nellie Johnson and disabling the engine. The six foot six inch fish was subdued with oars as the boat drifted toward the cataract. George Allen rescued the trio by towing them to shore.
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Niagara Falls
Falls
la Salle
Nellie Johnson
George Allen
Rockefeller Pleads Guilty In Speeding Case In Ohio
John D. Rockefeller, charged with speeding, pleaded guilty and was fined five dollars plus three dollars in costs. The court record notes the oil magnate failed to appear for the morning trial, sending his superintendent instead.
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Cleveland
Ohio
John D. Rockefeller
Euclid Village
Miner Victor Anderson Wins Wager Then Dies in Eight Minutes
Bisbee Arizona August 10 Victor Anderson a 30 year old miner won five dollars last night by drinking a quart of whiskey in eight minutes He died within a half hour his relatives will receive the prize The incident ends in tragedy with a fatal drinking wager turning deadly.
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Bisbee
Arizona
Victor Anderson
Anderson
Grand jury indicts 15 in Etherington mob murder
Newark Ohio special grand jury returns indictments against 15 alleged mob members for first degree murder in the July lynching of detective Carl Etherington.
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Ohio
Newark
Carl Etherington
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