Philanthropist Cooper Heals Chicago Cures Draw Crowds
Wealthy benefactor Cooper attracts crowds at the Public Drug Store in Chicago as he reportedly cures illnesses without charging fees. Patients from Cincinnati and local residents credit his medicine for dramatic recoveries including a man saved from a fatal condition and others relieved of chronic ailments. The story notes strained doctors and a flood of mail to Cooper while he remains in the city for a short stay at White Sulphur Springs.
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Chicago
Cooper
John Stauber
Broadway
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mr. Stauber
Dearborn Street
Thomas Webster
Omaha Packing Company
South
Morgan Street
Mr. Webster
Coopers Headquarters
Vincent Trocola
Armour Avenue
Old
Mexico
Helena Power contracts eyed for Hauser lake dam rebuild
Jeremiah Collins reports from New York and Washington that Hauser lake dam rebuild and a new Wolf creek dam are to be contracted soon. Helena Power Transmission officials say more than 3 000 workers will be hired and the monthly payroll may range from 300 000 to 350 000 dollars.
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Helena
Jeremiah Collins
Collins Land Company
New York
Washington, D. C
S. H. Hauser
Helena Power Transmission Company
Hauser Lake
Wolf Creek
Democrats Back W G Conrad for Vice Presidency in Helena
In Helena on the June primaries a Sixth Ward resolution endorsed W G Conrad for vice presidency and urged delegates to back him while a Fifth Ward measure against him failed where he once lived. A testimonial for Dr King’s New Life Pills appears with a local sales notice.
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Helena
Erdorsing
W. G. Conrad
Conrad
And Now It's a Murder. Great Falls, June 5
A fragment from the Great Falls page notes the name William Demp in connection with a murder case on June 5. The sparse OCR leaves details unavailable.
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Great Falls
William Demp
Augusta rancher dies after Great Northern holdup in Montana
The Augusta rancher, shot Saturday night by four teenage bandits during a Great Northern train holdup near Great Falls, died this morning. The youths Rheams Hatch Creswell and Randall, ages 16 to 19, face first degree murder charges under Montana law. The bandits showed no remorse at the news of the victim Dempsey's death.
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Augusta
Great Northern
Great Falls
Rheams
Hatch
Creswell
Randall
Montana
Dempsey
Foley's Honey and Tar Advertises Curing Consumptives
An old pharmacy ad touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy for incipient consumption and advanced cases, claiming comfort and relief. The copy urges customers to refuse imitators and visit City Drug Store.
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Foley's
Foley’s
City Druc
Scaffold to be used for Rock hanging at Deer Lodge
A large wagon carries the scaffold from Powell county toward Deer Lodge for the execution of George Rock, accused of murdering John A. Robinson. The scaffold, used in prior hangings including Miles Fuller, has been moved from storage for the June 15 act. Metzger, who killed Ward, is mentioned in connection with the case.
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Rock
Metzger
Ward
Electric Bitters Endorsement by New York Resident
Frank Conlan of 436 Houston St New York commends Electric Bitters as a grand family medicine for dyspepsia and liver issues. He says it benefits lame back and weak kidneys, regulates digestion, purifies blood, and restores vigor. Sold under guarantee by Potts the Druggist for 50 cents.
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Dr. King
B. F. Ayscue
Ingleside
N.C
Potts
Frank Conlan
Houston St
New York
State Education Board Grants Certificates in Helena
Helena June 8 The diploma committee of the State Board of Education awards life certificates to Katherine Anderson Belva Brewer Margaret Be Bowe Ethel M Bruce Cara Frasier Dora H Hamilton Verena Lindfors Edythe Lavigne Walter J Rankin R P Smith Anna B Webber. State certificates go to O Q Arten Cora Averill John Allison Pegyl Blair E A Bivier Maud Burns Mary P Evans Grace Flynn Ida L Fisher Alice G Glancey A B Hickson J H Halst Lillian P Hull King T Isabel Frances E Longley B F Maiden Bertha E Malone Carries Stevens Moffat Ward H Nye Maude Owens Marie H Porter Blanche J Roberts Jasie M Robb Ludwig Schwier R B Sullivan Oline Susan Sieban Millie L Shue Arthur Tonks Ethel Trippett Josephine Wood Elizabeth Whitmore Grace Whaland Frank Vaacil.
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Helena
State Board of Education
Katherine Anderson
Belva Brewer
Margaret BE. Bowe
Ethel.m. Bruce
Cara Frasier
Dora H. Hamilton
Verena Lindfors
Edythe
Lavigne
Walter J. Rankin
R. P. Smith
Anna B. Webber
O. Arten
Cora Averill
John Allison
Pegyl C. Blair
E A Bivier
Maud Burns
Mary
P. Evans
Grace. Flynn
Ida
L. Fisher
Alice
G. Glancey
A. B. Hickson
J. H. Halst
Lillian P. Hull
King T. Isabel
Frances E. Longley
B. F. Maiden
Bertha
E. Malone
Stevens Moffat
Ward H. Nye
Maude Owens
Marie
H. Porter
Blanche J. Roberts
Thinks It Saved His Life Dr King’s New Discovery
Lester M. Helson of Naples Maine credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving his life after years of use for coughs and colds. The letter promotes the remedy as a trusted throat and lung remedy and notes a 40 year history, with prices 50c and 1.00 and a free trial bottle offer.
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Lester M. Helson
Naples
Maine
Dr. King
Potts
Government to Take It Reclamation Prickly Pear Valley
Helena June 10 government may take over the Prickly Pear valley reclamation from Helena Power Transmission Company negotiations under way to transfer extended tract from 30,000 to 100,000 acres with water pumped from the Missouri River as the plan develops.
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Helena
Prickly Pear
Helena Power Transmission Company
Reclamation Service
Missouri River
Foley's Honey and Tar Promoted as Top Cough Remedy
No Humbug. Foley's Honey and Tar is described as the well known cure for coughs colds and lung troubles. It claims to be the safest and most effective choice with greater use than any other cough remedy at City Drug Store.
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Foley
City Drug Store
Denied Use of Mails to Montana Fur Company
Fort Benton June 9 The Montana Fur Company of Fort Benton has been denied further use of the mails by a post office department order. The firm advertised for agents to buy furs and solicit consignments. it is alleged that in many cases no remittance was made for furs sent, and only a few cases had proper payments.
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Fort Benton
Montana Fur Company
Post Office Department
Remarkable Cure Reported With Bucklen Arnica Salve
Tom Moore of Rural Route 1 Cochran Ga credits Bucklen s Arnica Salve with a complete cure for a painful instep sore after trying other remedies. The product is sold under a guarantee by Potts the Druggist.
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Tom Moore
Cochran
Potts
Flood tops sixteenths year on the Boulder River
The Boulder River reached its highest level in sixteen years last night washing out three steel bridges to the east and two to the west along the Great Northern railway. The flood disrupted rail traffic and prompted emergency measures as officials assessed damage.
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Boulder River
Great Northern Railway
You Should Know This Foley Kidney Remedy Claim
An advertisement touts Foley’s Kidney Remedy as capable of curing kidney or bladder trouble not beyond medical reach with a claim that no medicine can do more. The text mentions a drugstore location at 1 m City Druc Store.
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Foley
Robertson Gets Life Imprisonment for Saloon Murder
Missoula June 10 William S Robertson of Hamilton was found guilty of murder for killing his companion Burdette in a saloon here weeks ago. The court fixed life imprisonment as punishment.
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Missoula
William S. Robertson
Hamilton
Burdette
State railroad commission moves tariff hearing to June 17
Helena June 10 The state railroad commission has set June 17 for the investigation of the distance and commodity tariff rates on goods transported over railroads within the state. The hearing affects mining interests with properties along the Great Northern line between Helena and Butte.
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Helena
State Railroad Commission
Great Northern
Butte
Stockholders Offered Dillion Creamery Property at Sheriff Sale
Notice to stockholders that the Dillion Creamery Association property sold at sheriff sale is offered for 1600 dollars with stockholders given first right to buy. Stockholders should notify immediately or property will be sold to the first taker. June 9 1908.
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Sheriff’s Sale
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Springs
Roberts
Deer Lodge
Montana State News
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Oscar
Centennial
Dillon, Mont
Bucklen
Arnica Salve
Anaconda
Robertson
The
Dillion Creamery Association
Cassino
America
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Clovis
Dillon Poultry Farm
Pacific
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