Butte Notes Highlight Rentals Sales and Local Events
Butte notes list piano rentals from Orton Bros and Montana Music Co, pianos bought from Montana Music Co, and local tuners Fred Orton J G Bates. Visitors include Mrs M Rutledge in Butte and Mrs W E Hennessy of Great Falls. The Minn ie Healey mine restarts after a restraining order, Sells Gray circus performed, and Miss Courtenay Morgan presented East Lynne at Grand Opera House with Price Mackay and Naomi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
Fred Orton
N. Main
J. G. Bates
Montana Music Co
Bertha Mackel
Dan Kowaski
New York
M. Rutledge
Helena
Butte
J. C. McCarty
Chestnut
W. E. Hennessy
Great Falls
Stromberg- Mullins Co
Fred J. Rowlands
E. Broadway
Hanson
FR. H. Sherman
East Park
E. Redmond
Ed F. Sawyer
Bozeman
H. Brown
Baltimore Breck
Peter Sandalius
Gust Larson
P. O
West Park Street
Myles McCune
A. F. McCune
Anaconda
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Juror Arrest Perjury Claim in Felker Murder Case
Captain John Brannagan swore jurors in the Felker murder trial viewed autopsy photos and Cunningham’s clothing in the jury room after verdict submissions. Albert Ginsberg was arrested for perjury at the county attorney’s urging. nine jurors deny seeing the photographs, two acknowledge viewing them, one unnamed juror undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brannagan
Felker
Albert Ginsberg
Ginsberg
Brannagan
Department IL
Cunningham
Trains Delayed by Bernice Accident Blocks Tracks
Two Great Northern trains bound east and west became tied up at Bernice last night after engine No. 82 derailed and blocked the line. No. 28 from Butte to the East and No. 244 from the East to Butte were delayed until the engine could be replaced around 2 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
Bernice
Montana Central
Butte
Des Moines Fire Destroys 17 Businesses in Scranton Losses
A Scranton Iowa fire reported to Des Moines at 1 am destroyed 17 business houses with an estimated loss of about 59000 and remains out of control.
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Scranton
Iowa
Des Moines
Will of Samuel J Reynolds Probated by Daughter
The will dated February 12, 1897 was filed for probate by Mrs. Lilllie R. Hughes. It divides a roughly twelve thousand five hundred dollar estate equally among Mrs. Reynolds who has died and the two children Archie Reynolds and Mrs. Hughes. The estate includes a five thousand dollar life policy, two thousand valued Old Glory property, mining stock, notes, twenty Aetna Savings & Loan shares worth four hundred sixty dollars, Deer Lodge area property, and about three hundred sixty five dollars in aceh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel J. Reynolds
Lilllie R. Hughes
Gustave Gallic
E. V. Maze
E. F. Farnham
H. L. Frank
Old Glory Lode
Aetna Savings & Loan Company
Ace of
Deer Lodge
Aceh
Trial in Scheuer v Scheuer over city property title
The case of Fred V. Scheuer against his wife Isabella Scheuer to recover title to a city lot, which Scheuer says he deeded to his wife by mistake, was heard yesterday afternoon. The evidence is in and the court will instruct the jury this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred V. Scheuer
Isabella Scheuer
Scheuer
Estate sale report confirms private sale of Butte townsite lot
Henry Jonas administrator of the Abraham Goldsoll estate filed in court yesterday for confirmation of a private sale. The real estate adjoining the city hall sold for $27,000. Property described as 27 feet front of lot 10 block 28 Butte townsite. Also note consult Mrs Dr Frank eye specialist P O block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Jonas
Abraham Goldsoll
City Hall
Butte
PACIFIC LEAGUE RESULTS Seattle Splits with Spokane in 5 4
In Seattle on August 2 Seattle beat Spokane 5 to 4 with Hickey Hurley Adams Swindells credited in the battery. Umpire O Connell officiated. Earlier Tacoma defeated Portland 2 to 0 in Portland with Carter Zearfots Engle Vigneux as umpires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Spokane
Wash
R. H. B.’ Beattle
Hickey
Hurley
Adams
Swindells
O Connell
Tacoma
Cleveland Suffers Slow Start in Loss to Washington
Cleveland falls behind early due to poor baserunning and lax play, then mounts a late rally after Lee surrenders 17 hits. Attendance around 1,400. Batteries Bracken Connor for Cleveland and Lee Mercer Clark. Washington uses a steady attack to claim the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Clevelands
Lee
R. H. E. Cleveland
Bracken
Connor
Mercer
Clark
Pittsburg Split With 8,000 Attendance in Twin Games
Pittsburg and opponents split a doubleheader with Pittsburg losing the first game amid poor hitting against Hughes and winning the second aided by timely plays and wild throws. 8,000 attended. Batteries Doheny Yeager Hughes Kahoe in the first game Chesbro O Conner Eason in the second. Umpire O Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Hughes
Wason
Ramer
Childs
R. H. E. Picisduse
Cersecese Sernvece
Doheny
Yeager
Kahoe
R. H. E. Waccsdues
Seeesses Sabes
Acenebbans Bothepebes Aae
Chesbro
O'Conner
Eason
O’ Day
Baseball score fragment hints at match details
The clipping shows partial score lines and player names like Batteries, Taylor, Bowerman and Umpire Dwyer amid scattered venue mentions New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Brooklyn and Cincinnati with unclear figures and attendance noted as 2.500. The text is garbled but indicates a baseball game recap with incomplete scores and lineups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphia
Taylor
Mathewson
Bowerman
Townsend
Jackbtech
Dwyer
The Pad Man Speech Sparks Race Turmoil At Arizona Corner
Joseph Langivine, a Frenchman, challenged the colored community with threats and a large knife and gun, causing a chaotic midnight scene outside a saloon at Arizona and Front streets. Policeman Curley intervened, disarmed the assailant, and Langivine was jailed after an aroused crowd scattered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Langivine
Arizona
Curley
Langsvine
Kentucky
Constitution Prepares for Final Tests After Repairs
Bristol reports the battleship Constitution slid into the water at 5 30 p m for final tests to begin Saturday off Newport. The Mount Morris towed her down the bay and the top sail was raised as the crew expressed confidence in a creditable showing in the trial races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
R. Z
Newport
Mount Morris
Calport
Waiter in Jail After Lodging House Altercation
James A. Prior a waiter is jailed on resisting an officer after a lodging house dispute in which Deputy Kirby fired a six shooter at him and the landlord. Police sought Annie Rivitt believed linked to a gang in Butte robberies. The hunt for Rivitt continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Prior
Prior
Kirby
Jefferies
McGillie
Annie Rivitt
Butte
Saseed
Taewalter
Whitehall men accused in duck killing scheme
Three Whitehall residents Attorney Ike Pace Merchants J Hammond and Tindall Curne faced a court charge for killing ducks out of season. Game Warden Scott issued warrants but the men posted a rapid defense citing prior acquittal. Attorney General Donovan advised proceeding to convict despite earlier irregularities. Ice cream 10c with cake at Fox's 71 East Park Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
Scott
Ike Pace
J. Hammond
Tindall Curne
Butte
Helena
Donovan
Pace
Thief Steals Vest and Jewelry From Cafe Owner
Charles Hooker, co owner of the Grotto cafe, seeks the thief who grabbed his vest containing a gold watch a $2 charm and a 2 bill. The vest was stored under the counter while Hooker wore a white cafe uniform and vanished during business hours. No one noticed the theft until the end of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hooker
Mr. Hooker
Sheriff Held Responsible for Pierce City Lynching
Adjutant General Cameron reported to Governor Dockery that Sheriff Manlove of Lawrence County is responsible for the lynching of three innocent Black men during the Pierce City race riot. The report says militia aid could have averted the violence if Manlove had remained and sought aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Cameron
Dockery
Pierce City
Manlove
Lawrence County
New York Man Executed for 1900 Tompkinsville Stabbing
Joseph Zachello, who stabbed his mother in law Mrs. Croline Muceio to death at Tompkinsville, IL on January 10 1900, was executed today in Sing Sing prison. Three electric shocks were administered before death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph Zachello
Croline Muceio
Tompkinsville, & IL
Singtee Prison
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Butte News
The
Standard
East Broadway
Telephone
Fairfield
Jewelers
Montana
Harvard
Sells & Gray Circus
Minnie Healey
Supreme Court
J. T. Carroll Lumber Company
Platinum Streets
Montana Liquor Co
George Tompkins
Butte Business College
Thomas Hazzard
North Dakota
Yellowstone Park
William Beck
Sam Reynolds
Dr. Frank
P. O. Block
Portland
Washington
Detroit
Boston
Annenenie
Enensenecces- Ceeneres
Winters and
Criger
Schriver and
McAllister
Per
Eccce Cane
Onssata
Baltimore
Savenee Fay
Milwaukee
Chicago
Brooklyn
Kennedy
Wicotoe
Willis and Kittridge
Feady, Farrell and
Ahern
Nagsh
Polo Grounds
Bt. Lewis
Escs
Bootow
Cincinnati
Cricabo Cicces
Ruans
Amuck
VITA
Rvb
California
Newbree Drug Company
Grand Opera House
Dice P
Surreyw
Jas. T. Kelly
House
East
Brownfield-Canty Carpet Co
Warden Willright
Icc
Fox's
East Park Street
BANKS
Ee Ee
Lee Mantle
Chas. Schatziela
Frank W. Haskins
A. B. Clements
Charciee Kd. Leonard
Rocky Ford
Star
Atlas
Ralston
Iske Century
Dante
Severn
Zachello
W. R. Tonkin Co
E. Park Street
Triday
Bromangelon
Stray
Regula
Batavia
Montana Cash Grocery Company
Cor. Park and
Montana Ste, Batte
Daly Bank and Trust
OF Butte
Dixon
John D. Ryan
C. C. Bwinburns
R. A. Kunkel
O. K. Lewis
J. H. Vivien
Fayette Harrington
M. & White
Silver Bow National Bank
Mont Capi
Transacia
United States
Europe
First National Bank
Andrew J. Davis
James A. Talbott
BE. B
Bubio Bss
State Savings Bank
Corner Main and Park, Butte
John A. Creighton
G. W. Stapleton
Hodgens
J Creighton
Omaha
G. W. Tapiesee
A. J. Barrett
D. Leavitt
Kemper
J. M Heodgens
J. O. Hodgens
A. Adre
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