Tax Commission Urged to Pursue Proper Tax Returns
The tax commission led by Shirley Carter William Baker L. F. Cooper James B. Russell J P Haddox John W. Rosenberger William T. Barr City Attorney R Gray Williams and May or H H Baker with J E Correll com mended for patriotic duty. They should use discretion in accusing non filers but may indict after proper investigation.
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William ‘i H. Baker
L. F. Cooper
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J. P.haddox
John W. Rosenberger
William T. Barr
R. Gray Williams
H. H. Baker
the Revenue
J. E. Correll
Grand Jury
Montana and the Vice Presidency in 1900s Tribune Debate
A reader questions why the Tribune has said little about Conrad as a potential vice presidential candidate. The paper clarifies Conrad is not a presidential candidate and supports Bryan. It notes he would accept a second-place nomination with Bryan if offered but seeks no convention endorsement.
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Conrad Deserves Western VP Honor, Says Great Falls Tribune
The Great Falls Montana Tribune argues for Hon. W. G. Conrad as a western candidate for the national ticket. It lauds his long Democratic service, financial generosity to the party, and opposition to subsidies for a railroad under scrutiny in early territorial politics.
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Denver
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Great Falls
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Summer Lightning Strikes Bank and Trees in City
A severe summer storm unleashed lightning that shattered a street pole near Merchants' National Bank, yet no injuries occurred and the bank suffered no damage. Nearby, a tree by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad freight station cracked and risked the front door of a home as it collapsed. Lightning also hit several stables behind Mr. D. R. Askey's residence, following power rods into the ground, with no further harm.
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Merchants’ National Bank
Baltimore and Ohio
D. R. Askey
West End
Chinese Crowding Vladivostok Population Surge
An increase of 40 000 in one year to the Chinese population of Vladivostok alone, coming entirely from Shantung province, suggests there is a highly attractive business climate drawing merchants from that region.
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Vliadivostok
Shantung
Canned Corn and Tomatoes Preservation Method
Boil two dozen ears of corn until tender. Cut kernels from the cobs and mix with eighteen peeled tomatoes chopped fine. Add salt and boil hard once for one minute. Fill jars to overflowing with the boiling mixture and seal immediately.
Glasgow Ships Sail United States Under Foreign Flags
Records reveal that during six years 1,130 ships left Glasgow bound for the United States and all carried foreign flags, a striking pattern in maritime trade and nationality of vessels.
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Glasgow
United States
Present joys deserve zest not borrowed future troubles
A reflective exchange urges savoring today’s pleasures rather than fretting about what may come. The author argues against letting imagined future woes spoil present happiness.
Athletics Lose To Martinsburg in Close Contest
Martinsburg beat the Athletics 10 to 9 after a disputed start and umpiring changes on their home grounds. The local team fought hard, removing Martinsburg’s pitcher in the third inning, but unfair calls influenced the outcome.
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W. Va
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Athletics
Bessie McKee
Kearneysville
Mabel Henson
Celebration at Market Street Church Children's Day Program
The Sunday school of Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church held a large annual children’s day celebration in the main auditorium last evening. Supt. E B Sartelle directed a program with music by the Sunday school orchestra led by pianist Bessie Sartelle, featuring readings recitations songs and a pastor’s address.
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Cora Stewart
O. Matthews
Hagerstown
A. C. Clendensing
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Lexington
Karl Leith
Myersdale
Howard Clendeffing
Hunt Ramsburg
Arden
E. R. Henson
Presbyterian Church
W. H. Kilmer
Ropp
Martinsburg
M. E. Church
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Will Lamp
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Ruth Ebersole
Carrie Boxwell
Ethel Thomas
Zelma Carper
Lillian Haines
Gertrude Ritter
Mary Lumley
J. W. H. Beale
Educational Fund
Ananias Mystery Baffles Uncle Eben
Uncle Eben laments Ananias reputation puzzle noting the mystery of how Ananias earned a notable reputation without being a bossman or a fisherman, as quoted from the Washington Star.
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Washington Star
Woman Fined for Indecent Language in Manchester Court
A woman told Manchester police court she was not using bad language but was well dressed and respectable. The bench, skeptical of the moral effect of attire, issued a fine.
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Manchester
London Daily News
What Shall We Have For Dessert Try JELILO
A dainty portable dessert mix priced at 10c per package offers seven flavors lemon orange raspberry strawberry chocolate cherry peach. Simply add boiling water and serve when cool. marketed as economical and compliant with Pure Food Laws.
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Jill
Prince de Sagan eclipses Boni role amid Paris rakes and daring feasts
Paris tittered over Count Boni de Castellane and Anna Gould as accusations against Prince de Sagan, cousin to Boni, describe him as a daring, moneyless schemer. He hosted extravagant dinners, staged dramatic lights and flames, and allegedly shuttled coals on guests. He faces duels, forgeries, and public scandals, with Mme Gould as a longtime confidant.
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Made Mayor by Flip of Coin in Oneida Ill
A tie in Oneida Illinois municipal election between W. T. Glenn and A. G. Milter led to a coin flip to break the deadlock. Both candidates received 85 votes after recounts, and a dollar toss awarded the mayor's office to Milter who inherits a seat previously held by Glenn for several terms.
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Ill
W. T. Glenn
A. G. Milter
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