Pioneer Montanan Visitor 10 Butte Shoots At Robbers Roost
A Montana visitor party led by Winter and his wife arrived in Virginia City and told of the Robbers Roost lore. They toured the old mining town aboard a train stopping five minutes, recalling vigilante days and Daly. Winter, known in Virginia City as a bold, personable figure, enjoyed old friends and expressed deep affection for Montana while planning future visits and a photo opportunity at the historic cabin.
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Thoms
Vinker
Vir Fink City
Bylng
Ermuinland
Virginia City
Silver Bow
Winter
Alder Gulch
Daly
Whiter
Nelson
Ruby Valley
Kia Ron-Hi-law
Munch
Gold
Standard
Evry Ont
Tadtang
Blake Uyem Te Mugar
Caffen
Buffalo Rover
Life of
Slore
Cresphton
Niles
Ax x
Pastaien
Vinter
Uing
Ming
Montani
A Gentleman from Mississippi at the Bijou Theatre
A lively political comedy touring to Butte includes a show at the roadway theater next Tuesday and Wednesday with a buoyant audience reaction in New York City five nights before inauguration. The article highlights the play's humor, satirical bite, and strong Southern character accents. Tickets go on sale Saturday.
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Butte
Latt
New York City
Washington
Hfe
Tate
Tila Vialt
Minaiselppi
Saia of
Eeats
Wheall
New York
Rew Chester
Berate
Suni Fron Winniyieg
Seattle
Dilie
Lew Dowler
Nowak
Bratt
Butte Theatre Season Forecast Promises Big Shows
The coming season in Butte promises a major fight for theater leadership as the Shubert chain shifts gate to the West. Kinw & Erlinger and allied managers will present top London and New York attractions while Shuberts sacrifice the Mast In to favor Western talent. Notable names include Gerry, Joe Weber, and the Metropolitan Opera, with plans to bring both dramatic and musical companies to town, signaling a robust winter of entertainment.
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Une Bilder Naghtet
Pola
Kinw & Knnger
Aeanengere
Shuberty
Wests
Wucatereat Aternetious
Kenowi
Shubert Jyays
Hikie
Khaw & Fertanger
Tholy
Wertern
Mken Gaye
Sam ‘Thadl
Tam
Ktaw
Will Khaw
Myre Langey
Ampig
W. A. Urady
Charles Prohian
Chackes Dinghuny
Ake
Savile Betis Johan
Joe Weber
The
Shuberts
Gerry
Jolawithe
Butte
Thall
Tollawings
Alyendry Togleet
Mississippi
Voily
Wright Lorlure
Bloddie
Ce van Stinchford
Ware
Tin Havange
George Calan
Poole
Metropolitan Grand Opera Company
Himminerstelig Gene Opera Company
Leslie Carter
Join Drew
Srtate ‘Tehell
Robert Mauritelt
Grace George
Maudo Adama
Ethel Barrimore
Olga Nethergele
Nat Goodwin
Hay
W. A. Dedsie
Touts Janes
Aloya
Four Alleged Wags In Police Clutches
A late 19th century court article reports seven detainees in a saloon area with police taking charge of vagrants and drunks. Judge Gawin presided as the crowd faced fines and possible exile. several defendants received sentences or were acquitted.
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Wagrinia
Jnudge Ate- Gawin
Yelain
Ole
Mey
Corenl
Stevens
Bees
Amd
Pr Id
Bonn
Havig
Popular Girl musical to stage on Broadway
A new musical revue titled Popular Girl hits Broadway with hits like It’s Lone Tonight and Uncle Sun’s Rest. The show features a 9‑person chorus and distinctive music by Adams Toward and Phat ix tard, praised as a unique, classy musical experience touring the country.
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Mphutsdis
Meusymans
Sun
Will
Adams Ant Joseph Toward
Phat
Invste
Ehiles
Imprisoned Carriage Men Swept to Death in Flood
In Paso on November 12 a heavy rain flooded the Homma stream crossing. A driver escaped as two men, a deputy collector of customs and a migration inspector, were swept away and drowned. Bodies recovered Sunday.
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Paso
Neawa Wis
Tony
Galted States
Robert Wyte
Imern
Skeletons unearthed on banks of the Potomac
Fifteen skeletons lie together with remnants of a possible massacre or piracy era find near the site of the United States medical school hospital on the Potomac banks. A date dated English coins and artifacts hint at early American danger, with authentic records offering little clarity on the tragedy.
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Washington
United States Medical School Hospital
Potomac
Hell
Pirites
Panhandle Smelter to Resume Work Under New Ownership
Spokane Aug 17 The Panhandle Smelting and Wetting Co at Doucray Idaho now in receivers hands will resume operations within 60 days under new ownership and double capacity The dispute between President Anderson and Missoula financier Thomas Areenough over alleged misconduct ends with this reorganization
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Spokane
Panhandle
Dourcray
Idaho
Anderson
Thomas Areenough
Missoulm
Niy
Drowning Incident Near Kalispell Claims Two Women
Aug 17 in Kalispell two young women Nessia Kirkpatrick and Pearl MeBride were swept downstream in the Swiftwater river when Milas Mefride stumbled. Miss Kirkpatrick attempted a rescue and both disappeared, later rescued by carpantons.
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Kalispell
Nessia Kirkpatrick
Pearl MeBride
Milas Mefride
Mnhole
Miss Kirkpatrick
Aleoost
Carpantons
Austria's Drive to Electrify Railways and Power
Austria advances electrification plans with state ownership of railways and use of water power. A commission studies harnessing river energy for traction, linking new power projects with train transmission to Aguascallentes and other towns. Japan follows with talks of nationwide electric rail use, while new electric locomotives and a self powered trolley car push progress.
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Aanteia
Staan Hielbanks
Alpe Provincs
Tytot Bi Ryuildly Lawruminay
Swhlaor- Jarek
Slovtphe Railronds
Hearst
One World
Austria
Germany
Lely
Poysiument
Willzas Uion
Tora
Santiaga
Pintental Cuesta
Telude
Aguascallentes
Japan
Mondom
Japanese Department of Communication
Europe
United States
Trunch
Sued for Large Amount Because He Kicked Cat
New York, Aug. 11 Ernest Smelite, New Yorker manager for slave and manufacturer, has been sued for 190000 by Family Jones for kicking a cat through a window. The daughter said the cat scratched her and the cook described eye damage from wire while the cat vanished. The case centers on alleged injury and damages to sight and personal prospects.
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New York
Ernest Smelite
New Yorker
Mainhger Fore
Family Jones
Thergal
Johnson barred from Salt Lake hotels in 1909 scene
Johnson the negro boxer faced hotel refusals in Salt Lake City Utah August 17 after a dinner tour. He rented a seat at an Inca hotel but staff refused entry. Local sports editor Harry Hengren assisted to secure lodging for Johnson and his wife after hours of delays.
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Salt Takc
Utah
Jack Johnson
Johnson
Inca
Tooma
Harry Hengren
Hengren
Hoagren
Beaverhead Tax Levy Fixed by County Commissioners
County commissioners set the Beaverhead tax levy for the year at 1994 mills across several funds. General fund and school districts receive specified portions for upkeep, interest, sinking funds, and poor relief. Affected officials include Clerk of the Court Hazelhaler, County Attorney Melton, Shortt Gaswan and Deputy County Clerk Hitler.
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Dillon
Hazelhaler
Melton
Shortt Gaswan
Hitler
Emperor Sends Message to the American People
Tekia Aug. delegates from civic and commercial groups in Wihto Yoko nurse and Nagoya prepare to tour the United States Aug. 19. The emperor at Shiba palace entrusted a special message to the delegates and asked them to convey Japan's wishes to Americans.
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Tekia
Wihto
Yokonurse
Nagoya
United States
Kinehnan
Shiba Palace
Katsurmit Honma
Ying
Colwit
America
Japan
Death of F Prochnow and parish notices from Hamilton
Obituary notes state F Prochnow died after a period of dropsy at the Swayze lodging house. Rev Thomas H Barker conducted funeral services at the Methodist Episcopal church with burial in River View cemetery. Prochnow, a German native aged 42, was a painter and insured through Woodmen lodges. The item also reports a whist party at Mrs F Wy Gri, multiple prize awards, a warehouse expansion at Hamilton flour, an upcoming oatmeal plant, social visits, and travel notes about local residents and errands.
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Spach
Standard
Hamilton
F. Prochnaw
Swayze
Thomas H Barker
Ephcespal
Riverview
Anofston
Br Prochnow
Germany
Painter
Ivintiton
Airanid Irs
Thomas H. Gibbons
Stevensville
Woodmen
FL Wy Gri
Lester Stafth
Ettlass Ately
H. Treviar
Orteher
Layre Goodrtch
Gage
W. W. Rutledge
Cassellan
N. Don
Aanee Rutledge
Bolar
Conan
George K. Rick
Roensbury
George A. Reese
W. K. Baker
Townsend Edwards
Harper
A. c
Maker
Cw, Ward and & L. Veal
Dulin
Shrinera
Bertie Tabor
Misaoina
Cure for Eczema With Cuticura Remedies Cited
A patient details a severe eczema outbreak that started as a pinhead on the hand and spread to arm legs and face. After trying doctors’ remedies with little relief, use of Cuticura Soap Ointment and Lotion brought rapid improvement and long-term freedom from reoccurrence, endorsed by C Burkhart of Chambersburg in 1905.
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Absub Gileen
Berl
Anite
Tean- United
C. Burkhart
W. Market BL
Chambersburg
Glenna
Yhrasraha
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