Butte City Chooses Day Labor For Woolman Street Work
The Butte city council voted to assign one grading job on Woolman Street from Main to Wyoming to day labor under the city engineer after bids proved too high. Other bids for grading and sewers were rejected as above engineer estimates, with new bids awaited. The council also adopted a tax levy resolution and handling of brickwork jurisdiction between unions.
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Bita
Alderattschatzha
Corby
Thelig
Soma
Orteer
Itelena
Auderman
Rie cLeary
Cerman
Henry Street
Henry Stream
Antimony Street
Lewisohn Rom
Bardsen
Waukesha Street
Harry Simmons
Emmet Street
M."bardsen
Lewisohn Street
White
Alciary
Berger
Bricklayers' Union
McDonald
International Brick and Blick Setters ’Union
Ambrose
Workingmen’s Union
Hans
Arianna Street
Avene
Montana Central
A. J. Porer
Waulman Street
J H. McQueeney
Wyoming Street
Delaware
Aluminum Street
California Avenue
Nevada Avenue
Riley
Dublin Gulch
Parrot
Catholics for Quiet Sunday in Boston Meeting
The General Federation of Catholic Societies unanimously re elected Edward Fenney of Brooklyn as president and adjourned without choosing a next meeting place. The report urged Catholics and others to uphold Sunday observance and echoed the encyclical teachings of Pius X. It defended religious instruction and rejected socialism in schools while opposing religious depictions in education. A separate note mentions a southern plantation horse bought for 18 hands and 1200 pounds, winning a grass fair prize and shipped to Judge Taft.
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Boston
Eaward Fenney
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Allont
Plank
Federation
Rncan
Taft
Many are accused few are acquitted chroni c drunks sent up
A busy morning and afternoon session at the court focused on a neighborhood row near the Cabbage Patch. Eight women argued over speaking while Judge McGowan processed many drunks and petty offenders including Pat Harrington, Willi am Duty, Red McGovern, Tom Cooper, and John Johnson with fines and short jail terms.
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William Duty
Red McGovern
Tom Cooper
John Johnson
J . B. Bowen
Brown's Gulch
Bowen
Rutton Ana
Cabbage Patch
Wits Resten
Reagan
Hood
Pearl Sawyer
James Kear
Pearl
Kearn
Tombstone Leper Situation Grows Worse Amid Deportation Doubts
Tombstone Arizona August 12 The Wardwell leper case perplexes authorities with federal aid denied and no territorial deportation law. Plans consider returning the leper to California. Mrs Wardwell worsens and is chained to her bed while General Wardwell nears death as letters from fans and doctors flood in.
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Tombstone
Ariz
Wardwell
Washington
California
Unusual petition seeks adoption of own child in Butte court
A mother, Annie Clark and James Mathews, age 5, file in district court at Butte asking leave to adopt, claiming child is their offspring from parents Harey L and Matilda Mathes. The Mathews consent to the adoption. Mrs Clark is 33. The report also notes probate for the late Mrs. Teague, with a life insurance policy and property in Ogden and Silver Bow Park addition valued at about $2.00, bequeathed to Mr Teague and relatives. A divorce case Irene Johnson versus Edward Johnson is heard for cruelty. Irene resumes her maiden name Irene Wyman. A marriage license issues to Roy Wesley Bell and Irene H. Wyman. Annie Broulett vs John C. Broulett granted divorce for desertion. Broulett was a freighter. The Hennessy Mercantile Company sues W. C. Morris for $528 for a gown and hat purchased by Mrs. Morris in 1900. defendant unpaid.
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James
Annie Clark
Anaconda
Butte
James Mathews
Peter Teague
Teague
Marriea
Donian
Irene Johnson
Edward Johnson
Johnson
Helena
Irene Wyman
Roy Wesley Bell
Irene H. Wyman
Annie Broulett
John C. Broulett
The
Hennessy Mercantile Company
District Court
W. C. Morris
Ranch Help in Demand in Eastern Montana
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Miles City on August 12 reports a high demand for male labor across eastern Montana. Ranches seek workers and a Roundup railroad contractor asked the Miles City chief of police to recruit 33 men immediately, with weekly visits anticipated for the rest of the summer. Complaints arise as some men allegedly work only half a day, eat a meal, then disappear.
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Miles City
Clash in big strike sparks Winnipeg knife incident
In Winnipeg on August 12 a clash occurred between strike-breakers and pickets when a picket confronted a Chicago strike-breaker. A struggle left the knife seized by authorities. J I McVey said more strike-breakers may arrive from the states. Frank Rounemous of Kansas City, president of the Carmen's union, was expected. The Japanese contingent at Calgary grew by 15, mainly for boiler washing duties. A movement in the East today involved 19 Shaughnessy arbitrator company.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Chicago
Fom
J. I. McVey
Frank Rounemous
Kansas City
Carmen's Union
Calgary
Shaughnessy
Hawai i Guard Rifle Team Arrives for Camp Perry
The Hawaiian national guard rifle team arrived in San Francisco aboard the steamer Alameda en route to Camp Perry Ohio. The event pits teams from states territories and the regular army in a three day competition beginning August 2. A remodeling sale at 41 East Park offers a $25 salt as part of promotions.
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San Francisco
Hawaiian National Guard
Alameda
Camp Perry
Ohio
Jenkin’s
East Park
Resumption of East Butte Copper Mining Hinted After Director Visit
Robert I. Gross president of East Butte Copper Mining returns to Boston after a month in Butte to report on property affairs. He expects immediate orders to resume work, vows strict economy, and aims to raise rents from lessees and the precipitating plant to cover fixed charges while development continues. He praises Richard Vail as superintendent and notes a hopeful outlook based on ore reports and the favorable reception from Butte residents.
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Robert I. Gross
East Butte Copper Mining Company
Jin
Boston
Butte
East Butte Company
Treasury
Grose
Richard Vail
Gross
Bite
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