Butte Eagles Mark Fourth Anniversary Social at Auditorium
Butte No. U Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles celebrated its fourth anniversary with a large turnout from Anaconda and local members. A festive program featured recitations, music, solos, dances, and a tricolor stage display with flags, followed by dancing and refreshments.
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Butte Aerie
No. U
Order of Eagles
Anaconda
Gulting
Butte
Buttenerie
Aeries
William Erler
Gulling
Saengerbund
P. J. Gilligan
Messrs. Murray and
Weith
C. W. Pope
Vincent Rooney
Monsieur Lecompie
Mephisto
William Argyll
Zoema Summers
Marie Wood
Nightingale
California
Holy City
Miss Smith
Spec Alties
Stanley
Scanlen
Murray Jacobs
Eight Hour Anniversary Move For Mill and Smelter Union
The Mill and Smeltermen's Union voted to shift its eight hour law anniversary celebration from May 7 to May 1. The event at the Auditorium will feature speaking and music with the floor opened for dancing after exercises. Charles Whitley chairs the committee.
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Charles Whitley
Delegates Named for Western Federation of Labor Meet
At the stationary engineers meeting last evening delegates were chosen for the Western Federation of Labor convention to be held in Denver in May. The selected men are Malcolm Gillis B M Lindsley M Eliott and J Corby.
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Western Federation of Labor
Denver
Malcolm Gillis
B. M. Lindsley
M. El-iott
J. Corby
Wife Makes Serious Charge Against Evan Evans
Evan Evans a teamster is jailed at the punty jail awaiting a morning hearing before Justice Taylor on a wife and children death threat and home fire plan. Constable Chapman arrested him last night on a warrant sworn by Mrs Evans noting long domestic trouble.
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Evan Evans
Punty
Justice Taylor
Evans
Constable Chapman
South Butte
Education That Pays Display at Newbro's Drug Store
Students from the International Correspondence Schools present a display at Newbro's Drug Store showing how learning more can boost earnings. The exhibit emphasizes practical courses and self-improvement as paths to higher income.
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Newbro’s
Drugo
Defendants In Police Court Adjudged Guilty
Anna Lacy convicted of robbing Amos Leland of 100 pays 25 fine and goes free after adjudication. John Shea accused of impersonating a policeman and extorting money has sentence suspended, fined 50, and walks free pending no further offenses.
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Anna Lacy
John Shea
Shea
Lacy
White
Amos Leland
East
Galena Street
Leland
Frankie May
Half World
May
Red Light District
Northern Pacific Sells Round Trip Tickets to Points
In Los Angeles and San Francisco from April 25 to 28 Northern Pacific offers round trip fares of 50 dollars to listed destinations with stopovers both ways. Final return limit is June 25, 1992. W H Merriman, General Agent, corner Park and Main, notes early rescue berths.
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Northern Pacific Railway
W. H. Merriman
Corner Park and
Main
West's sole hotel with a large natural hot water plunge
The hotel in the West features a sizable natural hot water plunge inside the building. Guests can avoid catching cold by using the bathhouse for hot and cold water access during their stay.
Goss and Gow's luck after fall from railing incident
Howard Goss and Jesse Gow, New York visitors, fell 15 feet into a basement at Knights of Pythias hall on South Main street. Goss escaped with minor injuries and both men were jailed to sober up, with Gow later found in need of a place to sleep. Gow claims an Helena police uncle. the pair planned to continue to Helena after Butte.
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Howard Goss
Goss
Knights of Pythias Hall
South Main Street
Jesse Gow
Gow
Binghamton
N. Y
Butte
Helena
Salisbury
Lawson
Alleged Holdups Captured After Pine Tree Saloon Robbery
Two men identified as Al Stack and Joseph Precise were arrested by Detective Murphy after a Pine Tree saloon robbery on East Park Street near Oklahoma Street. Bartender Archambault identified the suspects who reportedly demanded money and obtained six dollars. They await a preliminary hearing this forenoon.
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al Stack
Joseph Precise
Murphy
Archambault
Pine Tree
East Park Street
Oklahoma Street
Pine Tree Saloon
Archambaut
Suspects Detained in Jewel Heist as Archambault Identifies Them
Detective Murphy holds Stack and Precise after matching descriptions of two men in light and dark felt hats. They deny abducting Archambault while awaiting funeral notices for Miss Mamie Bilbow and the 18 year old Dan Murphy. Archambault identifies the suspects sending them to county jail. The Daughters of the Revolution open their convention at the Brown Palace with routine reports and officer elections forthcoming.
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Murphy
Stack
Archambault
Dan Murphy
Clear Grit Street
John
Thomas
Butte
Livingston
Julia
San Francisco
Cal
Denver
Convention of the Daughters of the Revolution
Brown Palace
James B. Grant
Missing Centerville man Daniel Murphy sought after disappearance
Relatives and friends of 23 year old Daniel Murphy fear foul play or a serious accident after he vanished from his uncle J. J. Murphy’s home at 52 North Main Street Centerville on Saturday night. Police have no leads and Murphy was last seen at Bat Reilly’s saloon. He is described as 5 feet 10 inches tall, well built, dark hair, clean shaven, with little money and few belongings.
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Daniel Murphy
J. J. Murphy
No. &2
North Main Street
Centerville
Murphy
Unce
Bat Reilly
Butte
Whitehall
Telegraph
Missing Ville Reappears After Five Years
Disappearance ends as letters arrive about a boy named Ville to be forwarded to him. A young daughter stays with Centerville friends for now and will later be sent to San Francisco.
Juror Paid On Order Shows Juror May Not Dispose Wages
A juror named R. M. Hover had $57 garnished by two firms. He ordered the funds turned over to Lander Furniture Co. on an official order, highlighting that money due to a court officer cannot be freely disposed of. The transfer occurred yesterday, clarifying the limits of a juror’s control over earned wages.
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R. M. Hover
Lander Furniture Company
Hover
Lander Company
Funeral Services Led by Rev Father Sullivan
Sacred Heart services were conducted by Rev Father Sullivan. A large crowd attended the funeral with many floral offerings. A long procession of carriages followed the body to the Catholic cemetery where the interment occurred.
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the Sacred Heart
Father Sullivan
Pensions Increase For Lawton and Fyfe Widows
The house committee on pensions reported bills to raise the widow pensions of General Lawton and Rear Admiral Fyfe from 30 to 50 dollars per month each.
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Washington
House Committee On Pensions Today
Lawton
Fyfe
Conferees Fail to Agree on Chinese Exclusion Extension
Washington April 23. Senate and police conferees did not meet as the senate side showed reluctance to grant an indefinite extension of the exclusion period. The impasse centers on how long restrictions would continue.
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Washington
Senate
Hamburg American steamer Deutschland sighted near Plymouth
The Hamburg American line steamer Deutschland, leaving New York April 7 via Plymouth and Cherbourg, was seen 48 miles south of the Selby lands with a broken rudder. She reached Plymouth at 7 this evening and proceeded to Cherbourg. no repairs were needed.
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Deutschland
New York
Cherbourg
Hamburg
Waa
Selby Is
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