Receiver appointed for the Denver bank
Judge John I Mul ins appointed Guy Leroy Stevick receiver for the Denver Savings Bank after a run left the institution closed Depositors had been drawing 40 percent of funds since August The bank had over 10000 depositors with substantial savings and checking balances Loans exceeding 500000 to Leonard B Imboden and associates were secured by 1400 shares held in the bank name but controlled by Imboden Officers denied fictitious security and a major NY bank held the stock as collateral
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Denver
John I. Mulins
Guy Leroy Stevick
Denver Savings Bank
Leonard
B. Imboden
Bank of North America of New York
C. B. Wiltey
Imboden
Witey
J. A. Hill
East
Montana Music Company Puts Pianos Center Stage
Montana Music company presents a wide range of pianos from Weber Steck and other makers. Prices span from uprights to concert grands with guaranteed manufacture direct sales and a focus on direct-from-maker value. Special weekly piano offers and accessories marketed from the Montana Music location at West Park.
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Montana Music Company
Whch
Ite
New York
Weber
Steck
Europe
Dot
T He Montana Music Company
M West Park
Mayer
Camping on Wise River Trout Draw Local Interest
Joan Wharton and companions camp along Wise River as river section denizens dwindle. Daily deliveries of trout and grayling arrive at streetcar headquarters for garden manager and friends. Yesterday a notable shipment of mountain trout appeared, including a two pounder from the Young men. Mr Wharton’s circle enjoys mountain trout luxury.
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Joan Wharton
Wise River
Gardens
Butte
Mr. Wharton
Archbishop Plans Visit to European Cathedrals
The archbishop intends to visit England France and Germany to closely inspect medieval cathedrals in London Paris and Cologne. He hopes study will inspire the design of a future metropolitan church in St. Louis and promises a landmark unlike any in the United States once completed.
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Europe
England
France
Germany
London
Paris
Cologne
St. Louis
United States
Four Boulder inmates linked to Helena burglary case
Four men at Boulder county jail serve vagrancy sentences but face burglary charges in Helena. Tom Shea GT Harrington Thomas Ryan and H Hickman are identified by store and saloon thefts on June 11. Evidence includes revolvers and knives with Sacobe Bros East Helena markings. Vendors along the East Helena to Boulder line identified the four.
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Stannard Helena
Boulder
Tom Shea
GT Harrington
Atole
Johnson
Seri
Possssson
Sacobe Bros
East Helena
Butte Notes Local Visitors and Travels Across Cities
A long list of visitors and locals moving between Butte and nearby cities. John Thomas visits Seattle, Albert Clark and George Steinbrunner from Missoula stop in Butte, with others from Spokane, Helena, Billings, and Virginia City noted. Several residents plan trips to Portland, Salt Lake, Chicago, and the Pacific coast. Rev Carl Berntson preaches at Scandia hall. Schlitz Atlas brew advertised at The Corner.
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John Thomas
Seattle
Joseph Lutey
Missoula
Flora McNulty
Virginia City
Butte
Merriman
Billings
G. W. Heffner
Robert Cariston
Madison Valley
Lois Gunn
James R. Murphy
Fred Murphy
Bisbee
Aris
George J. Steinbrunner
P.M. Reilly
F. L. Flaherty
Athert
J. Galen
Helena
Horace Hall
Annie May
Jamen Alferson
Portland
Mise
Margaret McNevin
Pacific Coast
P. F. Dowling
Basin
J. Ellis
Spokane
Clara Greene
Waukesha
Wis
H.’ Ribbell and
Charlee Sanders
Emily
Bessie Williams
Tickell
Salt Lake
John Hancock
Fred Rowe
Pipestone Springs
John FE
Davis
Anu
Agnes
Ree
Tay
Chicago
T. J. Murray
Toverside
Marcus Daly
Samuel Stevens
Plymouth
England
Carl Berntson
Scandia Hall
South Main Street
Fred Rubler
France
Holy Land
Donald Campbell
Alice Hopkins
Banana
Spokaneck Lewiston
Idaho
Robert Norris
Conclavit
Jack Mount
Memphis
Linnie Cooper
Great Falls
James Brown
Wyoming Street
J. R. Conway
Virginia
C. H. Smith
Mister Cora
Ada
Victoria
B.C
Ernest C. Selway
Montana
Dillon
George P. Lienwebber
Misses Linnie
Bessie Gilbert
Madison County
Stolen eighteen years ago her parents may be in Butte
Mrs. Herman Wippern of St Louis believes she may have found her biological parents in Butte Montana after a farm man Anton Scheinest claimed to be her father. The girl was abducted eighteen years ago by Mrs Beard a circus performer and lived with the circus for years before Mrs Heard the supposed mother died revealing the theft.
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Butte
The
Standard
St. Louis
Herman Wippern
Biddle Street
Butte, Mont
Anton Scheinest
Franklin
Nebraska
Robbery claim. property recovered and suspects jailed
Police docket lists Archie Vausick and Mrs Archie Vausick held for investigation after alleged robbery. Victim says she lost a gold watch chain and two rings on Aug 1 during a night out. all items recovered and no further proceedings expected. Also notes a divorce case of Laura Millice with a long court-involved history and a judge's remarks.
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Archie Vausick
Meinerney
Clark
Vausicks
Tne Young
Sue Mate
Missouri
Kansas City
Laura Baillie
Frank M. Milelice
Laura B. Moreland
Charles Harper
Millice
Mr. Millice
Mexico
Judge Park
Tam
Judge ‘Park
Chinaman Arrested for Assaulting Miner
Tong Gee was arrested by Policeman Kane for assaulting John Sloan with a club on Quarts street as he and miner James Wier finished a shift. Sloan was struck on the head and later bonds were posted by Louis Loy, the Chinese merchant, releasing Yong Gee. The Chinaman claims both men abused and insulted him at his place. Ann Rule, 52, died at 17 Lexington terrace Walkerville, leaving a mother and several siblings in Walkerville and England. Funeral expected Tuesday afternoon.
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Tong Gee
Kane
John Sloan
Sloan
James Wier
Quarts Street
Louis Loy
Yong Gee
Rumaneth Ann Rule
Lexington Terrace
Walkerville
Catherine Rundle
Stephen Rule
David
Henry Rundle
John Runle
England
Target loads eyed by Bramble Investigations team
August trials by Edward Taylor and W G Hudson report new Dullets for black powder targets. Two 88-55 and 32-40 plan bullets with multiple bands aim for tight gas seal and clean holes. Barrels cut breechward for larger rear bands. hard bullets with antimony outperform standard alloys.
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Bramble
Edward Taylor
W. G. Hudson
Hudson
Sharpshooter powder tests and sea turtle tale set in Florida
The report details experiments with Du Pont No 1 and Lafin Sharpshooter powders, their charges, wadding, and primers, noting slight recall and bullets with patched versus lubricated finishes. It also describes a loggerhead turtle captured near a coast, its size, strength, and an account of the hunt. The narrative shifts to a travelogue of a high country journey toward Montana with dramatic scenery.
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du Pont
Hudson
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