Bohemians In Butte Riot Ended With Jail Time For Couple
Miner Steven Christian and his wife Susan were jailed after a disturbance at 205 East Mercury street. Police say Christian waved a chair and Susan attacked a frame, while a visiting man aided. They face a hearing this morning on charges of disturbing the peace by fighting.
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Steven Christian
Susan
East
Mercury Street
Bohemia
Sheehan
Christian
Gagnon
Bart Shay
Funeral for Beulah Davenport Held at St John’s Church
The funeral for Beulah Ione Davenport, age 12 years and two months, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E G Davenport, will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. from St John’s Episcopal Church.
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Beulah Ione
E. G. Davenport
St. John's Episcopal Church
Vestry rescinds action in school dispute at St. Peter's
Helena March 31 The vestry of St. Peter's Episcopal church rescinded its March 18 suspension of Mrs. Alice G. Kirk as school principal following a dispute with Rector Rev. W. W. Love. Love withdrew his charge that Kirk called him a liar and both sides explained the matter. Mutual explanations followed and the controversy may continue to affect church affairs.
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Helena
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Alice G. Kirk
W. W. Love
Kirk
Stage Fright Marks Thornton Alley Bowling Contest
The case of stage fright hits the Thornton alleys as B class two men struggle through three games with Doran tallying 24 and Bring down to 94. Tonight Thornton faces a picked Butte team for a 160 dollar side bet, with Holmes Barker Kitto McKinley Tonrey in the lineup for four games. Last night scores included 207 105 40 24 1h2 WAS 287.
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Thornton
Doran
Butte
Holmes
Barker
Kitto
McKinley
Tonrey
Thirty six men tie on 12 birds in Kansas City Sweep Stakes
The Kansas City Sweep Stakes opens the Grand American handicap live bird tournament at Blue River park with 369 entrants and a $2,581 purse shared by 36 winners. Notable shooters include John Avery of Atlanta Ralph Kuss of Chicago and J L Morrison of St Paul among others.
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Kansas City
Blue River Park
John E. Avery
Atlanta
J. FE. Hicks
Columbus
Ohio
George Tucker
Branham
Tex
W. E. Crosby
Alton
Tll
G. Db
Gay
Pine Grove
Hood Waters
Baltimore
Sam Huffman
Atlantic
Iowa
BE L. Henshaw
Okoboji
Farmer Burke
Elgin
A. C. Conner
Pekin
Ill
J. R. Graham
Windemere
H. W. Murphy
Queens
N. Y
L. Foley
Nichols
L. W. Heer
Concordia
Kan
Racine
Wis
W. A. Baker
Griffin, Ga
Theo Duckson
Springfield
W. R. Milner
Keene’s Condition Improves. Plans Farm Visit
James R. Keene of New York, noted millionaire turfman, shows marked improvement in Lexington Kentucky. He expects to visit his Castleton farm tomorrow after suffering a cold though never seriously ill.
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Lexington
James R. Keene
New York
Castleton
The Layman Played Poker and Felt Called to Duty
A Chicago Chronicle retold parable follows a clergyman and a layman debating ministerial practicality. The layman mocks clerical calls, while the clergyman argues a true call is earned, not merely a raise in salary.
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Chicago Chronicle
Tr. Minot J. Savage
Divine
Parsons
Boston
Boers to Hold a Meeting on Peace Terms in South Africa
In The Hague March 31 Boer delegates led by Kruger Leyds and others are to meet in Utrecht on April 2 to discuss Schalkburger’s peace move. Delays in contacting Dewet and Steyn raise questions about progress while unconditional surrender remains ruled out.
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Hague
Kruger
Leyds
Europe
Utrecht
Schalkburger
Great Britain
South Africa
Steyn
Steyn and General Dewet
Mr. Steyn
General Dewet
General Schalk
Burger
Lord Kitchener
Revolution in San Domingo grips Barahona siege
In Barahona on the south coast revolutionists captured the town after a fierce fight in which 40 were killed or wounded. A government gunboat bombarded Barahona later retook it. Martial law is decreed across the republic and constitutional guarantees are suspended. Colonel Bluecork quips about whiskey.
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San Domingo
Republic of San Domingo
Barahona
Dominican Congress
Boston Brewery Strike Closes Most Plants in City
Nearly 1500 Boston brewery workers will strike over three contract issues hours of labor free beer and discharge rules after two months of talks. Brewers seek discharge power with no employee ban yet unions demand hearing before any dismissal. Some plants reopen as managers reinstate many workers leaving a few hundred out.
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Boston
Havng
Cincinnati
Covington
Newport
United Brewery Workers
Breweries Resume Work After AFL Policy Decision
Following an AFL President Gompers decision last week, brewery workers end lockout and resume operations in Cincinnati. The action concludes an investigation and restores activity at several local breweries.
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Cincinnati
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Wage Increases Bring Mild Optimism To New England Mills
In Boston on March 31 many cotton mill workers in Southern New England greeted wage increases as a pleasant Easter Monday. While some dispute the size of raises and a portion not included feels aggrieved, overall mill conditions improved from a week earlier. Most of the 16,000 Lowell operatives continued work as planned despite fear of a strike vote among organized crafts.
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Boston
New England
Lowell
Northwest game wardens to meet for cooperation
A Special Dispatch from Helena Reports eight northwestern states may hold a summer meeting to discuss cooperative protection of Northwest game. Expected attendees include Montana Idaho Washington Oregon Utah Wyoming North Dakota Minnesota with South Dakota absent. Major John Pitcher Yellowstone National Park superintendent supports the plan and has urged a June 16 National Park gathering.
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Helena
Northwestern
National Park
Northwest
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Utah
Wyoming
North Dakota
Minnesota
South Dakota
Northwest Territory
John Pitcher
Yellowstone Na Park
Ting
Warden Scott
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Clancy
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Lizzie Lode
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Peters
Eveees
McIntyre
Reynolds
Seve
Swingley
Sternfels
McIntyre - Sais
Knight
Valenciennes
Eton
Symons
Imperial
New York Mills
Schalk Burger
Nottingham
Bat Callaghn
Mullin House
Centerville
Kimball
Ge Symons Dry Goods Co
Ders
Game Wardens
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