Butte Current Notes on Pianos and Local People
Butte notices list piano rentals and sales from Orton Bros and Montana Music Co, local visitors and residents such as Rh Carnachan in Helena and George Tonge from the Big Hole, plus trips to Yellowstone and Pipestone Springs. Also mentions births, dental and mining notices, cigars and advertising, and a special rail rate to Gregson Springs.
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Orton Bros
Fred Orton
N. Main
J. G. Bates
Montana Music Co
Bertha Mackel
Harvard
Rh. A. Carnachan
Helena
George H. Tonge
Big Hole
James McGovern
Park
Jack Lavell
Yellowstone Park
Joe Houle
May Ogle
Great Falls
Butte
Fred J. Rowlands
E. Broadway
J. K. Clark
Pipestone Springs
Hanson
H. Sherman
East Park
Alexander Macauley
Treasury error over license for inactive contractor
A treasurer’s office mistake tried to collect a license from J A Riddell though he no longer runs the contracting business. The warrant was not served after the error was explained. Riddell now works for Butte Paint and Wall Paper. Mrs Dan B Sullivan died yesterday in Salt Lake City. funeral set for 9 AM tomorrow at 106 Minnah Street residence of Mike Sullivan.
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Great Northern Railway
Butte
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Harvard
Ben Tibby
Parrot Mine
Salt Lake
Utah
Ben BP. Tibbey
J.T. Carroll Lumber Company
Arizona
Platinum
W. H. Lockhart
Rock Creek
Bernice
Montana Liquor Co
McMahon
Powell County
McArthur
Dotson
Gregson Springs
J. A. Riddell
Riddell
The
Butte Paint and Wall Paper Company
Dan
Sullivan
Salt Lake City
Mike Sullivan
Minnah Street
Robbers Escape With Cash From Lemp Saloon
Two masked men robbed the Lemp saloon on West Park street at dawn, taking $60.65 from the cash register. Bartender Mike Egan and porter Fred Miller, tied and threatened, described a tall man with a dirty handkerchief and a shorter man in a gray striped suit. Police arrested four suspects for questioning as investigations continue.
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West Park Street
Mike Egan
Fred Miller
Mr. Egan
The
Standard
Miller
Chequamegan
R. T. Myers
A. H. Burke
Mining veteran Walter McKay visits city from Portland
Walter McKay, renowned mining expert and longtime Anaconda and Butte resident, arrived yesterday for a brief visit. He now lives in Portland and remains active in large scale mining across Oregon Washington and Idaho, with many friends in Montana mining districts.
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Walter McKay
Anaconda
Butte
Mr. McKay
Portland
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Plumber Lindsley Denies New Wage Scale Claim
W. E. Lindsley said there is no truth to reports he established a new wage scale and that no one was authorized to state such. He offered to pay wages to satisfy the men’s demands.
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W. E. Lindsley
Ice Cream 110c with Cake Lic at 71 East Park Street
A brief notice lists an ice cream and cake license at 71 East Park Street. The fragment notes a sale or license detail with ambiguous wording.
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East Park Street
Doubleheader split as Washington and Cleveland win each
Washington and Cleveland split a doubleheader with strong defense in the first game and Cleveland batting Lee around in the second. McNeill shut out Washington after five early runs, while Garrick’s support underpinned Cleveland’s win in game one and audiences reached 1,300.
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Washington
Cleveland
Garrick
Lee
McNeill
R. H. E. Washington
Carrick and Clark
Teed and Connor
R. H
Lee, Gear and Clark
McNeill and Connor
St Louis Beats Pittsburg In Wild Early Season Tilt
In Pittsburgh Aug 28 Pittsburgh led 7 4 until Yager’s two wild throws and O Connor’s errors sparked a five run fifth. Sudhoff and Nichols split batteries as Philadelphia thumped New York 13 to 4 with Denzer roughed up after two innings. Attendance figures cited as 2000 and 1200 plus. Cincinnati and Brooklyn games noted with late season totals and standings fractions.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburgh
Yeager
O'Connor
Philadelphia
New York
Denzer
van Haltren
Seattle 0 Spokane 1 score and umpires noted
Seattle loses 1 to 0 at home to Spokane on August 28 with Batteries Stovall Hurley and Swindells credited. Umpire O Connell. Tacoma defeats Portland 5 to 1 in Portland on August 28 with Batteries Stovall Vrain and Zearfoss Salisbury and Vigneux. Umpire McDonald.
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Seattle
Spokane
Stovall and Hurley
Swindells
O' Connell
Ee Mille
Tacoma
Portland
Portland, Ore
R. H. E. Mme
Icivaies
Sosascass
SWD
Vrain anZearfoss
Salisbury and
Vigneux
McDonald
McGinty Suspended by Ban Johnson for Conduct
New York Aug. 28 President Ban Johnson indefinitely suspended Joseph McGinnity, Baltimore pitcher, from the American League for conduct unbecoming a ball player.
Evidence of Boer murder of prisoners cited by Kitchener
Lord Kitchener reports sworn evidence that Lieutenant Mair of the New South Wales artillery and Privates Harvey and Blunt were shot after surrender at Graspan on June 6. He forwards statements to Steyn and Botha. The War Office suggests proclaiming that any captured commando member present at the Vinkfontein outrage will be held guilty, with leaders facing death and others punished by death or imprisonment.
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London
Vinkfontein
Rains Halt Insurgent Campaign in Samar and Batangas
Heavy rains stop operations against insurgents in Samar. Capt. Harry Hale leads 20th Infantry against Gonsales in Batangas. Initial report suggested Malvar present. insurgents fled, a few prisoners taken, two Americans wounded.
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Manila
Samar
Harry ©. Hale
20Th Infantry
Gonsales
Batangas
Malvar
Delinquent Liquor Licenses Highlight County List
County Treasurer James Maher released a list of 478 business and professional names with delinquent liquor licenses totaling 21 861 50, pledging to collect every due dollar. Arrests of Normally Hennessy Harrington for unlicensed sale drew debate over prosecuting disabled individuals. Hennessy released on recognizance. Normally Harrington pleaded guilty with fines. Wilson to be tried next Friday.
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James Maher
Thomas
John Hennessy
Harrington
Liquor Dealers’ Association
Mr. Maher
Breen
Arnold
Hennessy
Fred A. Wilson
Rodgers Hughes-Wedding in Butte at Bride’s Mother Home
David W. Rodgers and Miss Julia Isa bel Hughes married at the bride’s mother Mrs M E Hughes home. Rev P De Siere officiated the simple ceremony at 6 pm with a small guest list. Reception followed at 8 30 pm and the couple departed for a state tour.
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David W. Rodgers
Julia Isabel Hughes
M. E. Hughes
Utah Avenue
Rev. P. de Siere
Bessie
Vibe
Bessie Dowling
Butte
Rodgers
Boston
Poplar
Death of Miss Shea in Helena and Butte funeral planned
Miss Mary Shea aged 31 died at St. Helena hospital after a bilious attack developed into bowell inflammation. She had been visiting her sister Mrs J E Selinger in Alhambra and planned to settle in Butte. Her body will be brought to Butte for a solemn high requiem mass at St Patrick's Church.
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Butte
St. John’s Hospital
Helena
Mary
Shea
Norwich
Conn
J. E. Selinger
Alhambra
Miss Shea
Ireland
B. O. Shea
Mamie
Nellie
Katie White
Pat White
Mary E. Shea
South Main Street
St. Patrick’s Church
Helena Discharges Linked to East Helena tensions
Dispatches say workers were discharged at the East Helena smelter due to Charles Lannin and union efforts. Lannin denies recent presence. he says he was in Great Falls and Helena briefly, not involved. Also note the obituary of Mary E. Shea, age 30, who died August 27 in Helena. Funeral arranged for August 30 at 9 am from 837 South Main to St Patrick's church.
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Helena
East Helena
Charles Lannin
Western Federation of Miners
Western Federation of Labor
Centennial beer cited in coroner inquest death
The coroner ruled the death an accident but the doctor said life was prolonged by Centennial beer, described as a million glasses a day. The notice also reports the death of Mary G. eight months old, daughter of Mr and Mrs John B. Hodge, at 105 Williams street North Walkerville.
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Mary G
John B. Hodge
Williams Street
North
Walkerville
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Standards
East Broadway
Telephone
Fairfield
Jewelers
J. R. Paulds
Stevensville
Good Templars
H. Brown
Baltimore
T. J. Lane
Harry Zean
National Park
Joseph M. Fabian
Main Street
Meaderville
Richard Lloyd
Stromberg-Mullins Co
John
Hickey
Foundry
Anaconda Company
Chicago
Frisco
Postoffice News
Detroit
Lewis
Lewis and Criger
Yeager and Shaw
Fraser
R. H. E. Chicago
Souk Pendseus
Caccisee Destece Andassoe
Patterson and Sullivan
Fraser and Steelman
Milwaukee
Reidy
Howell and Robinson, Hustings, Reidy and
Maloney
Wee
Milwaukee Wee
St. Louis
R. H. E. Pittsburg
Tom
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Cirabek Stadice
Denzer, van Haltren
Warner
White
Jacklitsch
Dwyer
Cincinnati
R. H. FE
Waddell and Kahoe
Summel and
Bergen
Brown
Brooklyn
Brooklyns
Bostons
Nichols
Ws Iby Idledehcchd Sna SA Batteries
Nichols and Kittridge
Newton
Farrell
Nash
Moose Siebva
Kitchener
Alexander Macaulay
Butte, Ment
East
Brownfield-Canty Carpet Co
W. R. Tonkin Co
TozDay
Schilling
Japan
Montana Cash Grocery
Company Cor. Park and
Montana Sts
Batte
Vhone
Lannin
Dr. Frank
P. O. Black
Lee Mantle
Chas. Schatztein
Vicw
Frank W. Haskins
A. B. Clements
Charles I. Leonard
F. Aug. Heinze
Henry Mueller
James H. Monteath
Booth
Cial
Georges Bank
Aurora
Alaska
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Izke
Jockey Club
Ise
Loc Toe
Daly Bank and Trust CO
OF Butte
W. Dixon
John D. Ryan
O. K. Lewis
J. H. Vivien
First National Bank
Andrew J. Davis
James A. Talbott
Ase
K. B. Weeshier
George Stevenson
Europe
State Savings Bank
Main and
John A. Creighton
G. W. Stapleton
Hodgens
United States
Ge Panking
J A. Creighton
Omaha
G. W Staplehi
Bart
E. D. Leavitt
V. Ip
M. Hodgins
J. O. Hodgens
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Paris
Newbee
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