Butte Current Notes Snapshot of Local Business and People
A compact rundown lists services and ads including Orton Bros rent planes at Hotel Baltimore and coal and wood by McLaughlin Coal Co Wm F Davis lawyer Dr Ironside dental work Walker's liquor P O News Stand box paper and stationery Unique Tailoring dining rooms at International cafe and 41 East Broadway lists. It also notes births deaths travel resumes and society visits with names like Patrick Cronin J R Woodrow Henry Avare Warden and numerous Montanans staying at local hotels Thorn ton Finlen and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
Baltimore
West Park Street
McLaughlin Coal Co
Wm. F. Davis
Thomas Kik
Ironside
North Main Street
Walker's
Yegen Bros
Patrick Cronin
Bennett Street
J. R. Woodrow
Helmville
Butte
Henry Avare
Helena
W. Granite
International Cafe
East Broadway
W. K. Dwyer
Anaconda
J. BR. Holden
Montevideo
Minn
Charles Holden
P. O. News
West Park
Fred Hinkle
The
Standard
Spokane
Oo. G. Hample
Salt Lake
Los Angeles
San Diego
Corogrado Beach
Catalina Islands
San Francisco
Mexico
Anna.a. Walker
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
J. C. Seward
South Idaho Street
Bishop Confirms Class at St Andrews Centerville
Bishop Brewer preached yesterday morning at St Andrews Episcopal church and confirmed a class at St Pauls Episcopal church last evening. Tonight he will confirm a class at St Johns and deliver a sermon on holy week. Services at St Johns start 10 30 each morning during holy week and from noon to 8 on Friday.
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Bishop Brewer
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
St. John’s Church
C. Blackiston
O'Leary Denies Withdrawing From Ward Seven Race
John O'Leary, democrat candidate for alderman in the Seventh ward, denies circulating reports that he has withdrawn. He says he remains in the race every minute until polls close.
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John O'Leary
Seventh Ward
Mr. O'Leary
Holmes Obituary Notice for Mrs Charles Holmes
The funeral for the late Mrs. Charles Holmes will take place Tuesday morning at the family residence 725 Maryland Avenue at 9 o'clock. Mass will be sung at St Josephs church at 9 30 o'clock.
Militia Ends Rock Island Riot Duty After Deaths
Nine companies of state militia will depart Rock Island Wisconsin tomorrow after duty begun Wednesday night due to the riot that caused two deaths. Two companies stay in the city as crowds march without major disturbances. Saloons closed all day. will reopen tomorrow evening.
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Rock Island
Our-to-one Vote Anti-Strikers Win in Record Contest
The article reports a decisive vote by members on strike measures, noting a historic instance of agitation against strikes. Spectators praised the final ballot as the outcome was announced, with totals showing 5,649 for the strike, 1,121 against, 4,460 blank or mutilated ballots, and 68 unclear.
Hill City Voters Elect Six Officers This Year
Hill City and Walkerville voters choose a mayor city treasurer police judge and three aldermen with 558 registered voters up 100 from last year. Mayor Briney praised for restoring finances and city hall debt removal while Socialists contest for no seats amid active campaigning.
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Walkerville
Joe Biiney
George Holbrook
Briney
Archie Seis
Tom Murray
Jerry Boyle
Edward Grimes
Grimes
Butte Miners vote ends strike plans in referendum
Last evening at 5:45 the Butte Miners union completed the referendum on strike action with a four to one vote against striking. The result, the largest in the union’s 24 year history, came as 23 of 25 committee members initiated the ballot and prompted cheers as Judge Joe Penhall announced the final tally. The vote cost about $70,000 in lost wages as two company shifts were paused to allow expression of wishes. The Butte local, longtime leader in the Western Federation of Miners, has faced revenue depletion since adopting socialist features, with its Miners Savings Bank serving as a U.S. postal savings depository.
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Butte Miners’ Union
Butte Union
Western Federation of Miners
Joe Penhall
Butte Local
United States
New Millinery Style Features Sharp Rear Brim Turn
A fashion note describes modish millinery with a hat showing a pronounced rear brim turn. The new model exudes a piquant air, highlighted by the distinctive shape reflected in the accompanying photo.
Clothilde lights up Family theater in a Parisian drama
A French society drama Clothilde opened for a week at the Family, presented by the Gillette company. Miss Barrows as Clothilde delivers a wide range of emotions from anguish to triumph. Supporting leads Miss Lotton Miss Sutton Mr Walling and Mr Newman give strong performances amid two feature films The Pasha's Daughter and The Call of the Circus between acts. Next week Jim the Westerner is scheduled with amateurs Friday night and a matinee Saturday.
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Clothilde
Family Theater
Gillette Company
Fernande
Andre
Betty Barrows
Mrs Frank White Improving After Hospital Operation
Mrs Frank White wife of Detective Frank White underwent an operation at Murrey hospital following a serious illness. Late last night she was reported as steadily improving.
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Frank White
Murrey Hospital
Immigration filter comment sparks race debate
In cold Canada a British Geographical Association president proposes using 35 degrees below zero as a filter to keep out blacks and many Southern European settlers, claiming it would ensure a strong northern race and influence population movement.
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Canada
British Geographical Association
Europe
Socialist challenge to church disputed by Father Barry
The Rev. Father M. O'D. Barry denounces socialism as an enemy of church family and marriage in a public talk on What True Catholics Believe. He cites socialist critics as atheists, warning Catholics to choose between church and socialism while praising the Church of the Immaculate Conception and its enduring authority.
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M. O'D. Barry
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Barry
Peter
Christ
James Leatham
Marx
Lasalle
Engels
Morris
Bax
Hyndman
Guesde
Bebe
Pirate
Barrabes
Rome
Church
Open winter eases Wyoming stockmen and Montana clip outlook
J T Beakett of Custer County reports Wyoming stockmen drove stock into Southern Montana due to dryness while Montana wool men hold firm at 29 and 21 cents for their clip. A mild February and timely chinook eased conditions, though drought lingered in Wyoming. Settlers arrive in eastern Montana as dry farming prospects improve and more advances are forecast.
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Montana
J. T. Beakett
Custer County
Beakett
Ively
Wyoming
Yellowstone County
Salvation Army Self-Denial Week Begins Local Appeal
The annual self-denial week started yesterday with services at the Salvation Army hall. Funds raised will support home and missionary work, including recent expansion plans and operations in 86 countries. Donations may be sent to Adilt Pierce Dowell, officer in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Army Hall
Cuba
Army
Adit
Pierce Dowell
Great Northern Starts Summer Ballasting on Butte Division
The Great Northern will begin 10 work trains this week as part of its spring ballast program on the Butte division. Two steam shovels will operate in gravel pits at Portage Bernice Mitchell and Hobson as crews work toward Butte. Completion of reballasting to the city is expected within three months.
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Great Northern
Butte
Portage
Bernice
Mitchell
Hobson
Two Banks Consolidate in Denver Merger
Denver March 31 directors of the First National Bank of Denver and of another institution agreed to consolidate their banks. Details on the merger terms and leadership were not disclosed in the brief report.
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Denver
First National Bank of Denver
Capital National Bank Announces Consolidation
Capital National Bank of Denver will announce tomorrow the consolidation with First National of Denver. The merger will raise capital stock to 1.29 percent and surplus to the same level, placing the new entity among the West’s largest banks with combined resources of about 25,000,000 dollars.
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Capital National Bank of Denver
First National
West
Opera House Site Purchase Near Bright Hotel
The Woodman property on Main Street opposite the Bright hotel was purchased for an opera house site. Promoters have plans ready and expect to build the theater this year.
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The
Standard
Lewistown
Woodman
Main Street
Bright Hotel
Roosevelt’s shifting stance on democracy and power
Washington March 27 A discussion of Theodore Roosevelt’s quotations from American Ideals and his current campaign rhetoric. The piece contrasts his past call for people rule with newer calls for concentrated power and questions whether his present views align with earlier statements.
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Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
United States
Roosevelt
Columbus
New York
T 4
Three-Year-Old Tramps Across City Pocketed By Cop
Three-year-old Paul Des Fosses left his home at 1806 Franklin street and wandered through the city until picked up by officer Mike O'Donnell at Park and Main. A seven hour drag to identify him ended when his mother retrieved him at nine that night. The child’s plan for a walking record ended with his return home.
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Paul Des Fosses
Franklin Street
Mike O'Donnell
Park
Main Streets
Resolutions of Silver Bow Medical Society for Dr Gideon Blackburn
The Silver Bow Medical Society adopts resolutions in memory of Dr Gideon Blackburn. The society notes the death of a valued member and mourns the loss to the medical profession. Sympathy is extended to Blackburn’s wife and family. A copy of the resolutions is sent to the daily press and the family, and recorded in society records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow Medical Society
G. B. Blackburn
Gideon
Daily Press
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Butte News
Telephone
Independent Telephone
Phire
Dia
Bishop
ST. Andrew’s
Centerville
O'Leary
Hill City
Joe Hinney
Miners’ Savings Bank and Trust Company
Crowley's
Drs. McKendry
Hannifin
Father Barry
Emile Vandervelde
Chamber of Deputies
Social Democrat
Frederick Engels
People’s Press
Chicago
Mark Hanna
Supreme Court
Lord Macauley
Britain
Rhine
Antioch
Mecca
New Zealand
London Bridge
St. Paul's
Church of
VT. Beakett
OF Salvationists
Opera House
Seite Bolght
Mose Linz
Lenz
W. Gunn
M. D
S. Hammond
Una
Clerke’s
Newbre Drug Co
Isaac Bechtel
Ind
Fast
Great Northern Ry
Alhambra
Hot Springs Hotel
Cau
M. J. Sullivan
Alhar Mont
Ed Rose
REX Market
South Main
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