Butte Current Notes Ties Local Notices and Visits
Butte notes list pianos from Orton Bros and Montana Music Co and tuners J G Bates and Fred Orton. Local visits include Harry La Claire from Great Falls, Dr Hanson and Dr H Brown, Rev Dr Albritton leaving for Salt Lake City, and others. Enos Sheldon dies at 64. funeral Friday at 2 from 635 West Iron Street.
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Orton Bros
Fred Orton
N. Main
J. G. Bates
Montana Music Co
Bertha Mackel
Harry la Claire
Great Falls
Butte
Harvard
H. L. Frank
E. C. Atwater
Helena
C. P. Commolly
Thomas R. Hinde
Great Valle
Fred J. Rowlands
E. Broadway
Hanson
E. H. Sherman
East Park
H. Brown
Baltimore
Albritton
Salt Lake City
Sunday World
Journal and Herald
P. O
Jack Leggat
Louisville
Knights Templars
Brantly and
Milburn
Salt Lake
Anaconda
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
St. Paul
G. W. Wormack
Blackbird
Idaho
BE. F. Wormack
Utah Avenue
Montana Liquor Co. B., A. & P. R. R
Gregson Springs
Enos Sheldon
West
Iron Street
Tension in Missouri as mobs threaten after alleged murder
News from Springfield reports fears of mob action in Pierce City and Springfield over the murder of Miss Wild. A warrant charges Lark with cutting her throat but authorities refuse to surrender him. Black porters flee settlements and fears of violence escalate as orders to leave spur tension.
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Springfield
Pierce City
Miss Wild
Lark
Springfeld
Marionville
Porter William Favors Returns to Missouri for Murder Case
Oklahoma City reports William Favors a Black porter, held on the murder charge in Pierce City Missouri, is sent back to that state without requisition papers. He claims an alibi and says he can prove it.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
William Favors
Miss Wild
Pierce City
Joeday
City Council Debates Sparring Exhibit Then Votes On Franchises
The Butte city council held a routine session with no official action on the sparring exhibition, while debating whether it was prize fighting. Aldermen discussed plumbing, street planking, and a 20 year electric lighting franchise for Mullins Cowan and Casey, with bids for city hall plumbing awarded to W E Lindsley and various public works ordered or delayed.
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Mullins
Rowan and Casey
Evans
Siebenaler
Lamb
Dempsey
McConnell
Wharton
East Park Street
Committee On Judiciary
Thomas F. Stephens
Butte
P. J. Kelly
Winnefred Turner
L. M. Chauvin
E. G. Smith
P. J. Brophy
John McCormick
George C. Fitschen
Joseph A. Hyde
John H. Curtis
J. H. King
Butte, Mont
Placer Alley
Council
Judiciary Committee
Renshaw Alley
Park and
Galena
Maryland Avenue
Iron
Gallatin
Warren
Walker Avenue
Leggat
Denver
Seventh Ward
Montana Central
Jefferson and Warren
Northern Pacific
Madison and Warren
Madison and Garden
Madison and Shields
Madison and Kemper
M. C
Watson
Maison
J. Bryant
Wyoming
Maryland
Montana
Washington
Alderman Manchester
Great Northern
Utah Avenue
City
Kroeger
Ed Wright
W. E. Lindsley
W. H
Bad Man From Montana In New York Stage Sketch
The Bad Man From Montana is shown in a New York garden theater by McIntyre and Heath, amid other old minstrel style jokes. Mabel Hite is discussed for her career and a diamonds dispute with a Chicago manager while kids eyes are urged to be checked by Dr. Frank at the new post office.
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Montana
East
New York
MclIntyre
Heath
Three Forks
James J. Jeffries
Calamity Jane
Mabel Hite
Chicago
Dr. Frank
Fraud Crackdown on Worthless New Brunswick Money
Federal agents in Portland arrest Frank W. Burke and Harry Conway on possessing counterfeit money from the defunct State bank of New Brunswick N J. They received it by mail from Frank J. Perry William Hogan and BE W Smith of San Francisco. Burke confessed and pointed to local passes of the bills. They waived preliminary examination before U S Judge Slayden with $1000 bail.
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Portland
Ore
Frank W. Burke
Harry Conway
State Bank of New Brunswick
N. J
Frank J. Perry
William Hogan
BE. W. Smith
San Francisco
Burke
Burke and Conway Were Arraigned Before United States
Slayden
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Butte News
The
Standard
East Broadway
Telephone
Atte
Butte Copper
Parrott
Jewelers
MR. Evans
Ter
Goldberg
Harkins
I. Kruger
Samuel Cook
Alex Walker
Building Committee
J. J. Kelly
Shields Avenue
Gallatin Streets
Bille
Stebenaler
Mayo
Manchester
Board of Equalization
Frank 8. Rowan
West Park Street
Finance Committee
J. H. Callan
Board of Health
Porphyry
Nevada
Street and Alley Committee
W. C. Siderfin
Excelsior Avenue
Silver
Park Street
J. E. Oppenheimer
Galena Alley
Maule Block
David Prout
Copper Street
Street Car Company
Gagnon Mine
Kk. E. Corlett
West Silver Street
Crystal
Columbia Streets
Jackson Street
Diamond Street
Fire and Water Committee
John Callan
Jerry Shinnick
Shinnick
Callan
American District Telegraph Company
Fire Department
Bertha Currier
Woolman Street
Henry Avenue
Police Committee
Chief of Police
Conlon and
McQueeney
Bricklayers and Masons Union
H. J
Cty
Lcense
W. E B. Lindsley
Fast Granite Street
William C. Bryant
Patrick Mul
Alexander Macaulay
South Main Street
Carl Engel
A. Wehl
Armory
West Park St
Butte Mont
Bad Man From
Custer
Mabel
Hilte Awein
Charlies A. Taylor
Grand Opera House
la Belle Laurette
Royvs
Apply World Messenger Co
Ingrain
Brussels
Wilton
Axminster
Ayant
Booth
Rocky Ford
Admiral Brand
Jester Club Sardines
Ise
Izzihe
Ine
Aurora
Alaska
Washburn-Crosby
Delicatessen
Union Label
W. R. Tonkin Co
Rockwood
California
Montana Cash Grocery
Company Car
Park and Montana Sts
BANKS
Lee Mantle
Chas, Schatelein
Frank W. Haskins
A. &. Clements
Charles A. Leonard
F. Ang
Heinee
Henry Mueller
James H. Monteath
Daly Bank and Trust CO
OF Butte
W. Dixon
John D. Ryan
Co. C. Eswinborne
Casa‘ce
R. A. Kunkel
Bank of New Brunswick
C. K. Lewis
J. H. Vivien
Payette Harrington
M. A&a
Ades
Silver Bow National Bank
Ment
Air Prine Pnnts
United States
Europe
Warran
First National Bank OF
Butts
Andrew J. Davis
James Talbott
BB. B. Wwenice
George Stevenson
State Savings Bank
Malin and
Park
Joan A. Creighton
G. W. Stapleton
Hodgens
Creighton
Omaha
G Stapleton
A. K. Barrett
B. D Leavitt
V. Kemper
J. M. Hedgene
J. O. Hoadgens
A. & Dre
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