Renovated Old-Stair Car to Serve Flat Branch Line
The Butte Electric Railway overhauls a vintage car for use on the new flat south branch. It will connect with gardens cars at the junction east of Harrison avenue, with service at convenient intervals to serve residents. The company has expanded yards and equipment, added a new car barn, and installed jumbo cars and new trolley wire for handling large crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Electric Railway Company
Harrison Avenue
Wetzstein Seeks Arrest Of Powers Brothers After Brick Fight
In a quarrel over a fence Adolph Wetzstein says he acted in self defense after the Powers brothers attacked him with bricks. He describes a morning confrontation in which a plank removal, a hit on his jaw, a smashed watch and bricks aimed at his head and his wife followed a fist punch.
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Adolph Wetzstein
Powers Brothers
Mr. Wetzstein
Man with a Gun Jailed After Saloon Disturbance
John Felix, drunk and disruptive at a boulevard saloon, fired two shots into the air with a $2 revolver. Deputies Kirby and Quinn found him trashing a table. bartender John Kohrn claimed a threat to his life, but deputies say the shots were random. Felix to explain actions to the county attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Felix
John Kohrn
Felix
Kirby
Quinn
Kohrn
Emancipation Asked for by American Bishops
Rome dispatch says Rev Benjamin T Kiley bishop of Savannah urged the pope to grant American Catholicism independence from Rome’s Propaganda Congregation arguing it should govern in non infidel regions rather than only supervising religious affairs abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Rome
The
Chronicle
Benjamin T. Kiley
Savannah
Congregation of the Propaganda
Search mission to aid Mr. Baldwin continues
Dispatch in July initiated a relief search for Mr. Baldwin with ongoing efforts to locate him and provide assistance. No further details are given on current status or outcomes.
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Mr. Baldwin
TAPS FOR GEN FRANZ SIEGEL AT WOODLAWN CEMETERY
General Franz Siegel received simple funeral rites in New York as veterans and 10,000 mourners passed by his flag covered coffin. Carl Schurz led tributes with emotion, followed by Dr. Jacobi and George von Skal, as widow and four sons mourned at Woodlawn Cemetery.
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New York
Franz Siegel
Woodlawn
General Siegel
Carl Schurz
Jacobi
George von Skal
Maine Battleship Maine Trial Report Confirms Speed
Washington August 24 The official record of the Maine trial trip over the Cape Ann course was received from Captain Train It states the trial is successfully completed with a mean speed of 17 96 knots uncorrected for tidal errors Navy officials note tidal corrections may adjust speed slightly higher or lower We conservatively reflect the uncorrected figure while awaiting refined data for final speed.
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Washington
Maine
Cape Ann
Navy Department
Train
McGovern Predicts Victory in Corbett Bout After Training
New York reports Terry McGovern leaves for Cincinnati with Charles Mayland and Art Simms. The former featherweight champ says he is in better shape than before facing Corbett at Hartford and is ready to wager on the result. Training will continue at Price Hill in Cincinnati.
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New York
Terry McGovern
Cincinnati
McGovern
Charles Mayland
Art Simms
Corbett
Hartford
Price Hill
Imperial order eases talks between United States and Turkey
Constantinople August 24 an imperial order commands that all U S demands upon Turkey be conceded and relations between the porte and the United States legation here have resumed their normal condition.
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Constantinople
United States
Turkey
Porte
Eruption Rages at Mont Allomonte in Calabria
Rome reports Mont Allomonte in Calabria has been erupting since last Friday with showers of stones and flames. The activity was observed from Aug 24 with ongoing volcanic outbursts and lava fragments.
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Rome
Mont Allomonte
Calabria
Fireworks Display Postponed To Columbia Gardens Tonight
The postponed fireworks show from last Wednesday evening is rescheduled for this evening at Columbia Gardens. Local officials urge spectators to arrive early and follow safety guidelines.
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Columbia Gardens
Call Special Session Sought to End Coal Strike
The Central Federated Union representing 250000 workers voted to ask President Roosevelt to convene a special session of Congress. A mass meeting by New York labor unions will urge immediate action and plan steps to end the strike swiftly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roosevelt
Congress
Central Federated Union
New York City
Mineralogist from Princeton Visits Montana on Vacation
A. H. Phillips of Trenton New Jersey mineralogist for Princeton university stayed at the Grand hotel in Billings Aug 24 during his annual vacation. He has toured the Black Hills and Central Wyoming en route to Montana and will visit Yellowstone Park for about a week while also reviewing mining prospects for private parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Billings
A. H. Phillips
Trenton
N. J
Princeton University
Phillips
Black Hills
Wyoming
Montana
Yellowstone Park
Polar expedition funding continues to Frithjof search
London reports from Copenhagen that William Zeigler of New York, financier of the Baldwin polar expedition, has ordered Mr Baldwin to sail to Franz Josef Land aboard the America to seek the Frithjof, which has not been heard from.
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London
Cal'ing
Copenhagen
Daily Express
William Zeigler
New York
Baldwin
Franz Josefland
America
Frithjof
I O G T Convention Heads To Helena From Butte Delegation
Butte delegates head to Helena for the 25th annual Montana grand lodge of the Independent Order of Good Templars. Grand Chief Templar C S Passmore will lead the local delegation though he declines re election citing business duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Montana
Grand Lodge
The
Independent Order of Good Templars
Helena
Templar C. S. Passmore
Hela
Gosip
W. C. Dutton
Boulder Star
Boulder
Good Templar
Virginia City
Lutte City Lodge
Kenneth Campbell
Ruth Burton
Elva Wright
Leonard Lodge
William Cobb
Florence Hicks
Gilbert
Walkerville Lodge
Miss Thomas
Larry Hillimilton
Steiner
Bertie Curtis Lodge
Mrs. Morris
Charles Pierce
Mr. Davis
Elopement de Luxe by Millionaire Kin Lovers Run to Waldorf
From the New York World: Herbert Ward and Nancy Currier wed in a flying cab trip to the Little Church Around the Corner and back to the Waldorf in five minutes. The bride is 21, daughter of Cyrus Currier. the groom is 23, Princeton graduate. The wedding is endorsed by Ward’s father, Dr. Leslie Ward, a top Prudential figure. The couple, sweethearts since childhood, stay in Madison New Jersey and Barnardsville New Jersey гостей hotels.
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Herbert Ward
Nancy Currier
la Waldorf-Astoria
Gretna Green
Fifth Avenue
the Waldorf
Leslie D. Ward
Prudential Insurance Company
Center Street
South Orange
Princeton
Ward
Newark
N. J
Dr. Ward
Wards
Madison
Curriers
Oriental Hotel
Barnardsville
Miss Currier and Ward Proceed to Little Church Around the Corner
Miss Currier visits New York via Waldorf lunch shift and meets her fiancé Ward. They part briefly in the hotel corridor and hurry to the Little Church Around the Corner to marry, with Cadman Pruel and Cabman Christy coordinating the rush.
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Miss Currier
Dr. Ward
Newark
Herbert
Young Ward
New York
the Waldorf
Ward
Thirty-third Street
Cadman Pruel
Michael Christy
Secret Waldorf Wedding Sparks Chase Through Fifth Avenue
Two cabs raced along Fifth Avenue to a church where Miss Currier and Ward wed with Dr. W W Rutherford presiding and the sexton as witness. After a hurried return to the Waldorf, reporters learned of the marriage, Mrs Ward fainted, and society women aided her before the couple departed.
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Fifth Avenue
Savage
Mrs. Ward
Mr. Ward
Marriage Surprise Delights Dr Ward In Clearmont
Dr Ward reacted with pleasure to the announced marriage of Nancy Currier and Herbert, calling it a romantic venture. He expressed fondness for the couple and noted he had no prior knowledge of their plans. The Currier family were reportedly away, but friends expect their acceptance of the union.
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Dr. Ward
Nancy Currier
Herbert
Currier
Novelists Charity Paper Editor In Atlantic City
Hallie Rives presided as editor in chief of a local Atlantic City paper for charity duties. She enlisted notable figures like Councilman Riddle, Rev. Hildebrand, John Philip Sousa, and Mayor Stoy to contribute pieces, often directing them to duties far from their usual roles.
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New York World
Hallie Erminie Rives
Sweet Charity
Atlantic City
Mise Rives
Riddle
Miss Rives
Wesley H. Hildebrand
Bowery
John Philip Sousa
Harry Bacharach
Taylor
Treasury Department
Franklin P. Stoy
Joseph Hart
Christian Endeavor
Devil
Dishes Named and Renamed Across Languages and Histories
The piece traces dish names from English to foreign origins and historic meanings. It cites Charlotte charlyt a digh of custard turning into charlotte russe, waffles from eyvcomb to waffle, succotash from m'sicknatash, and hominy from huminea, with macaroni from the Greek blessed dead and blanc mange meaning white food yet now colored.
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Washington
Charlotte
Narragansett Indiana
Princes Visit Sparks US Tour Joke
A Chicago Tribune snippet shows a playful exchange about American tours and European perception. A prince jokes he is touring the United States this year while remarking recent royal visits suggest something worth seeing in the country.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Europe
United States
Chickens On Sale As Prices Lead The People
The notice proclaims a large sale of spring chickens supplied yesterday at fixed prices and claims the business set the pace for meat costs. Tomorrow promises three big specials aimed at drawing customers.
Beef Prices Flash Across Market Listings
Market notices list beef varieties including prime rib roast brisk cut shoulder steak hamburger steak boiling beef corned beef spare ribs and pickled items with price references and availability notes. Traders update current rates and stock levels across the regional meat market.
Dandruff Germ Said to Cause Baldness Promoted Hair Product
Dr E J Beardsley of Champaign Michigan endorses New bro s Herpicide as the sole remedy for dandruff and falling hair claiming it kills the dandruff germ. Dr J T Fugate of Urbana Illinois also reports excellent results and plans to prescribe it. Physicians and public acclaim Herpicide s effectiveness against dandruff.
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E. J. Beardsley
Champaign
Newbro
J. T. Fugate
Urbana, Ill
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Butte News
Lut
Ralston
Olive Oil Soap
Uneeda Ginger
Graham
Bceptet
Heinz’ S
Vie
Uur
Nan
Colman’s Mustard
Richelieu
Sugar
Enon
Wetzstein
LUTEY
W. Park
Tonkin
E. Park Street
Silver Bow
Chas, O. Hudon
E. Park St
the Butte Undertaker
Ers
W. Park St
Missoula County
Heron
W. A. Beebe
Hkikey
Propa
Ganda
Gen
Shoul
Allomonte
Mignes
Pritchard-Harrison Carpet CO
Park and Main Sts
Butte, Mont
John G. Holland
Grocer
North In Street
Liquor Department
Ste
Como
Grand Chief Templar
Passmore
Gation
Clearmont
Papa
Hallie Rives
Washington Market
Ornstein Bros
Butteh
Broadway
Dick P. Sutton
Thelma
Joe Corelli
Charles W. Chase
Aiden Benedict
Lander
Putahl
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
West Broadway
Big Blackfoot Milling Company
BVTTE
Cor
Arizona
Aluminum Sis
Telephone
Bonner, Mont
Butte, Anaconda
Missoula
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