Butte News Seeks to Boost YMCA Interest After Low Attendance
About 140 members enrolled in the local YMCA, but only 20 attended the devotional exercises at the Baptist church. Rev. W. H. Henry urged renewed effort and proposed moving meetings to the Gold Bill block association rooms to foster closer ties and activity, with plans to boost attendance next Sunday.
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Butte
The
Baptist Church
W. H. Henry
Mountain View Methodist Church
Henry
Goldberg Block
T. P. Newton To Leave Butte For California Residence
Thomas P. Newton, a longtime Butte resident of over 20 years, is preparing to relocate to California.
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Thomas P. Newton
Butte
California
Prices Right on Nickeled Copper Tea Kettles and Graniteware
A store proclaims low prices on nickeled copper tea kettles, tea pots, and coffee pots in all sizes with graniteware in popular makes. This brief retail notice highlights a wide selection and affordable costs for households seeking kitchenware.
Finest pot vet invention sparks central market pricing
Quarts sell for 1.00 dollars, two quarts 1.25, and gallons 1.50, all items nickel plated. The terse notice lists prices and nickel plating as selling points.
Tubs and Wringers One Week Price Specials
Bargain prices on tubs and wringers offered for a single week only. Limited quantities and store-wide discounts announced for Friday through Sunday. Consumers advised to shop early for the best selection and savings.
Butte Pioneer Newton To Move To California
It is probable that Los Angeles will be his home with his mother joining him in California. They plan to depart late this month. The Newton residence at 313 West Broadway is bought by Dr. F W McCrimmon who will assume possession soon. Newton, a longtime citizen, ran a machine and foundry business and established the Montana Tron Works on South Main Street.
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Los Angeles
California
Newton
West Broadway
F. W. McCrimmon
Butte
Montana Tron Works
South Main Street
Funeral notice for Grant Cooper at St George hall
Members of Calanthe lodge No. 40 KK of P and visiting brothers meet at St George hall Centerville on Monday April 7 at 1 pm to attend the funeral of deceased brother Grant Cooper by order of R J Boletho C C W J Ball K of R & S
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Calanthe Lodge
No. 40
St. George Hall
Centerville
Grant Cooper
R. J. Boletho
C. C
W. J. Ball
Diamonds Missing After Suspected Poisoning Scandal
The Proulx case unfolds with Mrs Grady accused of poisoning and theft after a buggy ride. Mrs Proulx awoke to find her diamonds gone amid denials and a tense confrontation, while investigators weigh chloral hydrate as the likely poison.
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Mrs. Grady
Mrs. Proulx
Dr. Renick
Boy Shoots Companion by Accidental Trigger at Bottle
Charles Quirk a 14 year old newsboy fired a 22 caliber rifle at a broken bottle on Big Butte and unintentionally wounded William O Malley also 14 with a shot to the left upper arm and lung region. O Malley lies in Murray Freund hospital with a dangerous wound awaiting possible operation. Police say the shooting was accidental and both boys faced no arrest.
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Big Butte
Charles Quirk
William O'Malley
O'Malley
Murray & Freund Hospital
James
Walter
Thomas
Wyoming Street
William
George Tishbourn
Ernest Davis
East
Mercury Street
Robert Shanklin
Frank Holland
Thomas Lewis
Butte
O Malley
Quirk
Willie
James O'Malley
Excelsior Street
Murray and Freund Hospital
O' Malley
W. F. O'Malley
Never Sweat Mine
Butte Medical Society Elects Officers At Goldberg Block
The Butte Medical Society, with about 22 physicians present, elected officers: President H H Hanson, Vice President T G Heine, Secretary A B Moore, and Treasurer W H Haviland. A committee of Allan McCoy and Dogge will draft a constitution and by laws for a meeting next Sunday at H H Hanson’s office in the Silver Bow building. Members urged to attend and prospective members welcome.
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Butte Medical Society
Goldberg Block
H. H. Hanson
T. G. Heine
A. B. Moore
W. H. Haviland
A. G. Allan
GC. E. MceCoy
A. C. Dogge
Silver Bow Building
New Medical Society
Silver Bow Medical Society
Strikers Condemned in Labor Assembly Resolution
The Silver Bow Trades and Labor assembly condemned a strike by hoisting engineers and upheld the contract between labor and the Amalgamated Copper Mining Co. The resolutions commend the stationary engineers for repudiating unlawful actions and insist on maintaining majority rule in unions. Luke Elly presides, J. W. Dale is secretary. Orton Bros. advertised planes and organs at 219 N. Main St., Butte.
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Silver Bow Trades and Labor Assembly
Brotherhood of Stationary Engineers
Engineers’ Union
Amalgamated Copper Mining Company
Luke Elly
J. W. Dale
Orton Bros
N. Main Street
Butte
Miner Peter Lund Dies in Neihart of Pneumonia
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports miner Peter Lund, employed several years in Neihart, died yesterday after a short illness. He was about 45 years old and unmarried. The funeral will be held Tuesday.
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The
Standard
Neihart
Peter Lund
Civil Service Examinations Since 1883 Revealed
The Civil Service Commission sent to the Senate a statement detailing the bureau's examination operations since its 1883 founding. The document outlines the timeline and methods used in recruitment and testing within the federal civil service.
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Washington
Civil Service Commission
Senate
Sale of Undergarments at Hennessys
Commences today April 7 at Hennessys with white muslin gowns in extra large sizes and multiple styles. Prices range from 60 cents to 2 dollars 50 cents, with muslin and cambric gowns featuring yokes, tucks, lace, and embroidery in varied lengths and widths.
Finest French Hand Made Underwear Sale Preview
A detailed ad lists cambric and muslin skirts, drawers, and chemises with fine embroidery, lace insertions, hemstitching, and ruffles. Prices range from 25 cents to 2.90 dollars, with sizes from child to full. Neck and armhole trimmings emphasize delicate finish.
Examination totals show scope of appointments
The records report 498,891 examinations with 21,283 passing. Among those, 88,779 individuals, 1.6 percent of those who passed, have been appointed to positions. The current eligible roll stands at 80,584.
Oxford dons praise Rhodes scholarships in Daily Mail
Scholars amid Oxford dons welcome Cecil Rhodes plan as a grant aiding education and endowment, with Dr McGrath noting three year spread. Comments from Moberly, Esson, and others praise long term benefits while warning on funding and competition with existing endowments. The Times foresees broad intellectual impact and possible Rosebery presidency. Telegraph reports Roosevelt and William II replies to Rhodes wills.
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London
Daily Mail
Oxford
Moberly
Christ Church Colege
Skane
Christ Church College
Christ Church
McGrath
Queens College
Rhodes
MecGrath
Queens
Esson
Merton
Smith
Balliol
New College
Cecil Rhodes
Canon Weldon
Westminster Abbey
Calcutta
Stevenson
Exeter College
Cambridge
Daily Chronicle
Lord Strathcona
Mount Royal
Oriel College
America
the Times
Lord Rosebery
Daily Telegraph Today
William
Roosevelt
Telegraph
Gorky Reported Dying in Crimea
London dispatch notes Russian novelist Maxim Gorky is dying of consumption. Expelled from St Petersburg for opposing police brutality, he is reportedly under police surveillance in the Crimea.
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London
St. Petersburg
Daily Mail
Maxim Gorky
Gorky
St Petersburg
Crimea
Ex-Congressman Carman A Newcomb Dies in St Louis
Carman A. Newcomb former congressman dies at his St Louis home at age 78. The obituary notes his long service and residence in the city.
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St. Louis
Carman A. Newcomb
Sail rumors reach San Francisco from brig Galilee
The brig Galilee reporting from 30 miles west of Point Reyes says yesterday she spoke the schooner H. at sea while en route from Honolulu to the west coast.
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San Francisco
Galilee
Honaipu
Point Reyes
Wright Crew Burned Vessel Arrives Tomorrow
Co. Wright from Honolulu for this city with the crew of a vessel burned at sea. The vessel’s name was not ascertained. The Wright will arrive here tomorrow.
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Co. Wright
Honolulu
Wright
Allies for the Strikers Rally Support in Boston
In Boston on April 6 the Bartenders union pledged support to the brewery workers in their dispute with master brewers, though methods remain undecided. The Central Labor union of over 90 affiliated bodies promised aid, and the lumber teamsters endorsed the strike with funds for the strikers.
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Boston
Bartenders’ Union
Bartenders
To-Night
Central Labor Union
Lumber Teamsters
Glasgow barmaids' extinction threat sparks UK action
London report notes lawyers engaged to protect Glasgow barmaids in a coming legal clash as magistrates confront aims opposed by liberal MP Thomas H. Shaw. Brewers associations monitor, temperance groups cheer developments in Glasgow amid rising activity against pubs.
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London
Glasgow
United Kingdom
Thomas H. Shaw
Harwich
London Brewers’ Association
Krugers Kin Take the Oath
Casper Kruger eldest son of President Kruger and 24 relatives have taken the oath of allegiance to Great Britain.
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Kruger
Pretoria
Casper Kruger
Great Britain
Government to redeem unsigned Montana bank bills
The government will redeem any unsigned bank notes from the National Bank of Montana that were part of a stolen lot seized by highwaymen. Dispatch from Helena dated April 6 states redemption applies to the remaining unsigned bills in the incident.
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The
Standard
Helena
National Bank of Montana
Government settles with Adams Express over unrecovered hold up
Washington reports the government has reached a settlement with Adams Express company regarding the Great Northern hold up losses. The time of the incident remains unrecovered, as word arrives from Washington.
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Great Northern
Washington
Adams Express Company
Stagnation on the Boerse in Berlin Market Week
Berlin notes stagnation across all boerse departments despite Russia loan strength. Coal trade worsens with Westphalia large scale layoffs planned for April 15. Iron market gains expected now fade. Canadian Pacific bull attempts fail as North German Lloyd and Hamburg American Steam Packet shares weaken amid unpopular capital increases. Money market remains easy.
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Berlin
Boerse
Westphalia
Canadian Pacific
Lloyd Steamship Company
Hamburg-American Steam Packet Company
London Markets Ease After First Quarter Outlook
London trading in April saw easier money and £3,000,000 repayments to banks as Easter holidays cooled activity. The week saw a revival in American railroad shares but minimal presence on this side with little overall interest. mining shares remained quiet awaiting further peace news.
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London
Stock Exchange
The
Indian Creek Stampede Draws Prospectors to Bear Valley
Indian Creek in Bear valley near Monumental creek becomes a stampede site as Thunder Mountain prospectors rush in from Elk City after a discovery by Al Turner and William Hag. April 6 in Boise reports the rush and early finds.
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Boise
Idaho
Indian Creek
Thunder Mountain
Monumental Creek
Bear Valley
al Turner
William Hag
Elk City
Forty Vessels Reported Missing After April Storm
In Yokohama on April 6, officials reported forty vessels missing following the April 3 storm. Authorities fear numerous fatalities at sea.
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Yokohama
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