Pentecostal Meeting Nears Close in Butte
The Sunday closing of a 10 day Pentecostal convention in Butte will include afternoon and evening meetings at Sutton's theater led by Evangelist David Witham of Kansas and others. A recent convert said he would relinquish a farm not truly his, as restitution and property misgivings surface among attendees. The mission has persisted in Butte about three years and is believed to foster lasting evangelist impact. Jumpers label for the evangelists refers to their energetic platform movements. Missionaries serve without wages, reaching classes not often touched by preachers.
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Hutte
Sutton's Theater
David Witham
Kansas
Aaron Hart
New England
W. Hawley
Dillon
Denver
Jat
Butte
Hutty
Labor Party Holds Executive Session For Caucus Preparations
The central committee of the Labor Party met in Jo Harney's courtroom for an executive session to plan for upcoming caucuses and assign new members toVacant districts. No members offered input, and the committee began closing deliberations as President J E McNally outlined changes. a district shift moved members formerly from the Eighth to the Fifty third precinct.
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Labor Party
Jo Harney
Centre
J. E. McNally
Inquest Held For Mrs Byrne On Form Only
Coroner Johnson to hold a formal inquest at Duggan's undertaking rooms at 10 o'clock this morning into the death of Mrs. Margaret Byrne 82 who died at 110 Thornton Avenue late Thursday night. Dr J Rue Sievers had treated her but death certificate was deferred due to lack of recent treatment.
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Johnson
Byrne
Progressive Whist Event Draws Large Crowd at Sacred Heart
The Union Hall hosted a lively progressive whist evening with about 100 tables and six prizes. The big room filled to capacity before 10 with dancing continuing after treasury funds were accounted for, making it one of the week's most enjoyable events.
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Bfiners
Nally
Treasury
Butte Briefs Vi and Anaconda Trips Reported
Vi Westerman visited Anaconda yesterday while Joseph Broughton took a trip to Seattle. Mr and Mrs R G Huntley visited friends in Anaconda. Judge John Lindsay and family returned from Wise River. Mr and Mrs George E Mouthrop started a park tour. Mrs J J Ferrell returned from a month with Mrs J S K Pardee in Missoula. Miss Viola Linsley moved to California for two months. A J Violett returned from Livingston on legal business. Marriage licenses issued for George Starcevich and Fannie Mehetich, Simeon Willoughby and Flora Bennett. Mrs William Gallagher, wife of a Northern Pacific conductor, examined for sanity and committed to asylum. Secretary Smith issued charters to several unions including Helena Garment Marking, Cincinnati Steam Engineers, Victor Lumbermen, Denver Engineers, Hand and Machine Sheep Shearers, American Engineers of Cleveland, Onto.
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Anaconda
Joseph Broughton
Seattle
R. G. Huntley
John Lindsay
Wise River
George E. Mouthrop
Park
J. J. Ferrell
J. SK. Pardee
Dan Tewey
Tewes
Viola Linsley
California
A. J. Violett
Livingston
George Starcevich
Fan Hie Mehetich
Simeon Willoughby
Flora Bennett
William Gallagher
Bertha Mackel
Grace Cahoon
Smith
American Labor Union
Helena Garment Marking
Cincinnati Steam Engineers
Victor Lumbermen
Denver Engineers
Hand and Machine
American’ Engineers
Cleveland
Onto
Police make little progress in Bartholin case
Little progress was made by police today in solving the Bartholin murder mystery. Inspector Hunt pressed John Claffey for a confession after Mrs Tallerday identified him, but Claffey denied involvement and offered no usable information.
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Hunt
John Claffey
Claffey
Tallerday
Inspector Hunt
Claffes
Ang
Milton Edwards
Denver
Thompson
Admissions by Thompson linked to Bartholin murders
A Thompson admission surfaced amid the Bartholin case rumors. He reportedly confessed uncertainty about events after being seen with others near the Bartholin home during the Minnie Mitchell murder investigation. Witnesses described a laundry wagon tied to the scene, and police awaited Chief updates.
Third Match Preview Sparks Large Montana Crowd
Large crowd expected as Montana MK RRC faces Batten Sette in a anticipated Monday game. The article notes potential hotel costs for players if the match is postponed or canceled.
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F Montana MK
RRC Siren Plas
Poede Cmae
He Will Not Leave Helena Pitcher Denies Cal League Links
Helena pitcher Jimmy Wiggs refutes reports of negotiating with a California League team for after the Pacific Northwest league season. He plans to stay with Helena through the current season, with possible talks about post-season play but no decision to jump contracts. He emphasizes he would not leave for a thousand dollars a month and intends to remain in Helena this season and winter.
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Helena
California
Uring
Wiggs
Caliornia
Clores
California Teague
Sacramento
Oakland
Mrs samaurette By agra dies. funeral in Copper Lock home
In the American League filing, Mrs samaurette By agra died Thursday at the family residence 110 Thornton avenue. The funeral will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the late residence Copper lock, Tui South Wyoming treet, with outside rooms well lighted, from 8 dollars per week up.
Baseball Games To Day Pacific Northwest
Local sports brief notes baseball games scheduled for today in the Pacific Northwest region featuring community teams and minor leagues. Details on opponents and venues are limited in the fragment, with emphasis on daytime matchups and possible schedule changes.
Iron prospects spark Northwest steel boom and growth aims
A confidential report claims a steel trust will move to Neihart soon, while J D Farrell, friend of Hill and Pacific president, buys Spokane and Northern Washington holdings to develop iron. Widely hoped profits may bring Falls wealth, raising the region to a Pittsburgh of the Northwest.
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J.D. Farrell
the Pacific
Num
Hong
Spokane & Northern Washington
Steel Trust
Tosmorrow
Neihart
My Tul
Falls
Pittsburg
Tidal wave devastates Altata coast towns
A Des Moines Cedar Rapids style dispatch reports Altata on the Pacific coast near Cullacan, Mexico, destroyed by a tidal wave. The lower part of the city and several smaller coast towns were washed away with heavy loss of life. Relief is to be sent from Cullacan.
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Altata
Pacific
Cullacan
Hea
Culand
Gunboat Boyaca Captured by Colombian Revolutionaries
Reports from Agua Dulce Costa Rica say the government gunboat Boyaca was captured after a naval engagement. About 300 government troops and Generals Ortiz and Henao were aboard when the vessel was seized by the revolutionary forces.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Agua Duzco
Boyaca
Ortiz
Henao Ander
Panama
Morales Berti
Agua Dulce
New York Woman Sees Star Allegedly Created by Wizard Tedison
A visiting young woman reports receiving a letter claiming Thomas A. Tedison the wizard electrician can, by electrical devices, form a star of Amneco at a very high altitude. She watched the heavens last night as the experiment would occur, drawing crowds of reputable onlookers.
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Tarly
Wiu
New York
Thomas A. Tedison
Amneco
Mye
Penitentiary Sentence For Kinney In Horse Theft Case
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Hivington reports Kinney pleaded guilty in court after being charged with stealing a horse from Wait Bait a Hock Creek rancher. He was sent to the f?penitentiary and immediately appealing to the supreme court. The case was expedited in a swift hearing.
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Hivingaton
E Kinney
Justice Court
District Court
Sage Henry
Tarutor
Mystery Starlike Object Shocks Cooperstown Readers
A New York Herald report from Cooperstown notes a bright starlike object appearing near the southwestern horizon last night. It shone from nine pm to midnight, faded, then reappeared and drifted westward. Samuel Snedeker of Oneonta provided a dramatic statement about the event.
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New York
Herald
Cooperstown
N. Y
Samuel Snedeker
Oneonta
Snedeker
Plenty of Room for All at Butte Mining Congress
Ex Governor J K E Rickards, president of the Butte Business Men's association, denied reports that Butte cannot host the expected visitors. He said there will be ample lodging, with numerous boarding houses, residences, and hotels available. A committee is compiling lists of vacant rooms well before the congress. Even at 1000 delegates, accommodations are assured.
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Conare
J. K E. Rickards
Butte Business Men's Association
Butte
Mining Congress
Mr. Rickards
Boise
Congress
Mischief Case Involving Two Local Boys
Two-year-old Anthony Baker and Dan Johnson admitted entering a vacant West End house to remove lead pipes and sell them. They faced a malicious mischief charge, were found guilty, and fined five dollars plus costs after the judge remitted the fine upon payment of court costs. The damage totaled eighty five dollars and the youths are said to be children of poor parents.
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Ancnony Be Aer
Dan Johnson
West End
Jus"Arnold
Fineitchief
Luther A Marsh Spiritualist Leader Dies at 89
Luther A. Marsh longtime spiritualist and lawyer died at his Shaaletown home after weeks of illness aged 89. A notable writer and student of Swedenborg he helped shape spiritualist circles and once transferred property to Annadella Diss de Bar after meeting her in 1888. Born April 4, 1813 in Pompey Hill, Onondaga County, Marsh practiced law in Utica and New York City, served on railroad title work, and aligned with Republican causes later in life.
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Luther A. Marsh
Marsh
Justice Hartlett
Court of Appeals
Swedenborg
Binghamton
Lake Erie
New York City
Daniel Webster
Bat
Oe Tre
Senate
Telly
Pebrusry
Comszlites
Niagara
Peat Tn Imo
Aden
New York Times
Alvin Stewart
Secretary's action sparks land scrip debate across states
Helena August 15 considerable discussion arises as Interior Secretary blocks holders of relinquished United States reserved school sections from taking up other land. Preparers insist no congressional act or long-standing practice changes. scrip remains valid, with holders retaining rights regardless of survey status. State involvement seen as minimal as patents have largely issued.
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Standar
Helena
Sion
Secretary of the Interior
Scrip
United States
Congress
Odd Fellows Picnic at Columbia Gardens Draws Big Crowd
The Odd Fellows of seven lodges held their annual outing at Columbia Gardens attracting many members, families, and guests. Activities included wood sawing, nail driving, egg races, wheelbarrow races, a tug of war, and a baseball game won by the Odd Fellows 20 to 18 over the Walkerville Pets. Prizes ranged from $2 to $5 with numerous contests, a singing contest, and a lively dance hall. Committee head Ho 8 Clark coordinated the program, ensuring smooth execution throughout the day.
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Janeh P
Clark
Odd Fellows
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Ville
Donnelly
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Doyle
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Matlock
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Archer
Harrison
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Thomas
Brinton
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Hamilton
Shevlin
Feld
Helman
Gleason
Softwar
Rigby
Washington
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Enterprise
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J. Hay
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Dean
John Honey
P.C. Dean
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A. J. Gililie
Schraeder
Agen
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Markaree Shelly
Loretta Sherlocke
Tom Donnelly
Bone
Hang
Tom Doms Relly
Fe Ruining Jone
D. A. Suftvare Grat
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C._W. Dempster
Tom Dundon
Sullivan
Gammell
Martin
Uy Sans
A. Sullivan
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