Burns Manuscripts Recovered in Philadelphia Gift to Scotland
John Gribbell of the Philadelphia Public Ledger announced that two volumes of the Glen Riddell Burns manuscripts are in his possession. He bought them from a dealer and plans to restore them to Scotland as a gift to the people, recounting Burns gifting the volumes to his friend Riddell and the earlier history of the manuscripts. He has consulted Lord Rosebery and will decide which Scottish institution will receive them.
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Philadelphia
Glen Riddell
Burns
Athenaeum Library
Liverpool
England
Scotland
John Gribbell
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Gribbell
St. Andrew's Society
Robert Burns
Mr. Gribbell
Riddell
Glen Ridell
Liverpool Athenaeum Library
Bonnie Jean
Currie
Lord Roseberry
Attorney in Contempt Is Fined and Leaves Case
In Butte, during Grace M. Stevenson vs city trial over icy sidewalk damages, Attorney Mackel defiantly spoke after being ordered to sit. Judge MecClernan held him in contempt and fined $10, prompting an appeal and Mackel's withdrawal from the case paired with N. Rotering for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace M. Stevenson
Butte
Macke
MecClernan
Mackel
McClernan
Mr. Mackel
N. Rotering
Texas Bird Mashing Fine Shocks Butte Court
Walter Lee Warren aged 18 of 318 East Aluminum street and Henry Updegraff aged 17 of 211 Oak street paid $25 fines each for accosting Miss Kate Valentine and Mrs M Ely on South Main street. Judge Booker assessed the penalties in police court, marking the first mashing fine in several weeks. Miss Valentine and Mrs Ely testified the taunts included the nickname Oh You Texas Bird tied to Mrs Ely’s Texas origins while two men supported their statements and the boys denied the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Lee Warren
East Aluminum Street
Henry Updegraff
Oak Street
Kate Valentine
Treland
M. Ely
Maryland Street
Texas Bird
South Main Street
Booker
Trish
Ireland
Injured Miner at Mountain Con Mine After Ground Fall
August Mattela aged 27 of 670 Fast Broadway Was seriously hurt last night by a ground fall at Mountain Con mine. He suffers chest injuries and severe back injuries. London sees more than eight hundred fifty licensed employment agencies in operation.
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August Mattela
Fast Broadway
Mountain Con
London
England
I Want Prison To Fear Whiskey Seeks Paroled Robber
William Kirkpatrick aged 24 a highway robber paroled from Deer Lodge penitentiary walked to the city jail and asked to be locked up rather than drink He told Chief Detective George Ambrose I would rather go to prison than drink His mother 65 and father a pioneer merchant figure in Dillon were cited as reasons to reform He said he hoped serving time would cure his drinking and let him start life anew Kirkpatrick was held for 4 B Chifford state parole officer Friends tried to intervene to stop his surrender
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William HK. Kirkpatrick
George Ambrose
Kirkpatrick
B. Chifford
Deer Lodge
Beaverhead
Butte
Dillon
Illegal liquor sale charged to a marshal in Illinois
United States Marshal Charlies P. Hitch of the Southern Illinois district faced two criminal informations in a circuit court charging him with selling liquor in anti saloon territory and creating a nuisance. Bond set at $500 in each case. Hitch, a Reservoir Park manager and stockholder, has not been arraigned. The park’s refreshment stand was leased to Samuel Hybarger, arrested and convicted on 14 counts of liquor sales. Hitch allegedly received a percentage of the stand’s sales and is thus liable.
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Faris
Ill
United States
Charlies P. Hitch
Southern Illinois
Hitch
Reservoir Park
Samuel Hybarger
Neah Hale Million in Taxes Saturday Delinquent List Shrinks
Tax receipts reached 460 559.05 on Saturday with about 130 000 from small property owners and firms and 330 000 from Anaconda Copper Mining. Delinquent total estimated under 20 000 and likely to drop further before year end as payments continue. Silver Bow county ends the year with a healthier treasury and reduced outstanding taxes.
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Silver Bow County
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Supposed Coal Lands Restored to Homesteaders
Secretary of the Interior Lane reports President Wilson has restored about 120000 acres in Western Montana from coal lands withdrawal. Geological survey shows nearly 97000 acres non coal and about 23000 acres with lignite of workable thickness. Non coal lands open to entry. coal lands may be bought under the coal act or entered surface for agricultural purposes with mineral deposits reserved.
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The
Standard
Washington, D. C
Secretary of the Interior
Lane
Wilson
Montana
Geological Survey
McAdoo seeks Montana public work funding
Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo asked Congress to appropriate 100000 for Glacier National Park road and edge construction. He also proposed 20000 for the Bozeman public building, 10000 to begin Miles City public building, and 430000 for improvements and road work in Yellowstone Park.
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The
Standard
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
Congress
Glacier National Park
Montana
Bozeman
Miles City
Yellowstone Park
Butte Templars Listen To Address On Temperance
The Rev. G D Wolfe of Mountain View M E church spoke at Butte City lodge No 41 of the Independent Order of Good Templars about the anti saloon league. Many W C T U members attended as the lodge plans debates mock trials and programs on timely topics.
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G. D. Wolfe
Mountain View Methodist Episcopal Church
Independent Order of Good Templars
Butte City
Wolfe
Anti-Saloon League
Ohio
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Butte
Notable Montanan Names Listed Across Counties
A lengthy roster of individuals from cities such as Helena, Bozeman, Missoula, and Great Falls is cited, including Butte, Basin, Whitehall, Corbin, and Livingston. The compilation names residents and associates across multiple towns, with several couples and families named within the list.
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Butte
C. A. Lyons
D. Graves
H. J. Rudolf
Charles. Miller
Helena
T. L. Kelly
Bozeman
J. M. Ramsey
Missoula
J. H. Rule
Basin
James Judge
E. W. Galligan
Home Park
Miss Nighy
Whitehall
Lee Lillquist
Corbin
Finlen
Frank Eichelberger
Hamilton
Ed Dorman
W. c. Almon
Dan Healy
A. J. Corvan
Livingston
William Wilcox
J. H. Chapman
Jeffers
C. L. Rawson
George Metcalf
Phillipsburg
Charles Howard
Billings
G. E. Bailey
D. P. Lake
Charles Scharf
Boulder
Thornton
George L. Blakeslee
Great Falls
W. E. Holt
Miles City
Lyman H. Bennett
Virginia City
Congress Urged to Ban Polygamy at 50th Reform Meeting
The National Reform Association opened its fiftieth annual convention in Pittsburg with a lively debate on Mormonism. A world commission chair proposed a resolution urging Congress to prohibit polygamy in all states, territories, and dependencies, prompting objections from Latter-day Saints leaders who argued the practice is not current and offered to submit to investigations.
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Pittsburg
National Reform Association
Co. F. Davis
New Richmond
Wis
World Commission On Mormonism
Congress
Union
Murray Stewart
Ambridge
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Utah
W. M. Padden
Salt Lake
Mr. Stewart
United States
Leon Burdick
Padden
Killing Elk in Glacier Park Raises Jurisdiction Question
Five men face charges in Glacier National Park with three for elk killing and two for carrying firearms. A hearing in Belton led to grand jury action in Great Falls next spring. The dispute centers on whether Montana governor or federal authorities hold park jurisdiction and if hunting and gun rules apply.
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Glacier National Park
Ben Smith
John Doe" Havens
Frank McClung
Thomas H. Shields
Peter Farland
United States
Belton
Montana
Secretary of the Interior
National Park
Prominent Man Makes Two Death Attempts, Identified
Harrisburg report says Buffalo men identified Rowland B. Mahanya as a would be suicide victim in Harrisburg hospital after poisoning and a later throat cutting attempt. Earlier dispatch from Buffalo notes Mahany, 24, named minister to Ecuador in 1892 and later elected to Congress in 1894. He left Buffalo recently in ill health.
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Harrisburg
Buffalo
Rowland B. Mahanya
Charles Brown
N. Y
Rowland R. Mahany
Ecuador
Congress
Alleged Diamond Powners Arrested in Paris
New York dispatch reports Antoinette Bonner and Joseph Brecher Kissinger arrested in Paris after being indicted November 14 for obtaining diamonds valued near 250000 to sell on commission and then pawn. A district attorney team will pursue extradition papers. Bonner had access to fashionable homes and credit from Maiden Lane dealers. Brecher Kissinger collaborated in the diamond sales.
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New York
Whitman
Paris
Antoinette Bonner
Joseph Brecher-Kissinger
Miss Bonner
Maiden Lane
Brecher- Kissinger
Mudro Brothers Accept Bowling Challenge At Marquette Alleys
The Mudro brothers Joe Charley and Felix accept a $50 side bet from Davis Nogall and Mooney of Marquette Bowling for a contest to be held this week at Marquette alleys located on 61 West Park Street.
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Mudro Brothers
Joe
Charley
Felix
Davis, Nogall
Mooney
Marquette
West Park Street
Ranch Hand Undergoes Wrist Surgery
City physician Horst yesterday removed five corpus bones from the left wrist of William Barnacle a 25 year old ranch hand from the Jefferson Valley due to a tubercular bone condition Barnacle is hospitalized at the emergency hospital.
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Horst
William Barnacle
Jefferson Valley
Barnacle
Helena Justice Henry C. Smith Visits Butte on Legal Business
Henry C. Smith of Helena, formerly associate justice of the supreme court, came to Butte on legal business last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Smith
Helena
The
Supreme Court
Butte
Funeral services for Olaf Lenschow and Joseph Zanna
The funeral of Olaf Lenschow will be held this Tuesday afternoon at 1 30 from White's undertaking parlors proceeding to the Norwegian Lutheran church corner of Alaska and Copper street for services Interment in Mountain View cemetery The funeral of Joseph Zanna will be held this Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 from White's undertaking parlors Interment in Mountain View cemetery
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Olaf Lenschow
White
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Alaska
Copper Street
Mountain View Cemetery
Joseph Zanna
Funeral announcement for John J. McCrone in Silver Bow
The funeral for our late brother John J. McCrone will be held this morning December 2, 1918. A high mass is scheduled for 9 30 at St. Lawrence church. Silver Bow lodge No 421 is announced in connection with the services.
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John J. McCrone
St. Lawrence Church
Silver Bow Lodge
No. 421
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Sere Tewe
Lutey
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Ceylon
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ERK Fairbank
Chicago
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Ellis, the
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West Granite
Sltnsam
Moino Onin Sdv
INVM
dUavda Nnvis
Butte Pioneer
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M’adoo
Church of Latter-day
Glacier Park
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N. Main St
Ee Egg Funerals
DR. F. A. Ironside the Dentist
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Hudson Bay
Globe Jewelry Company
D. W. Brodie
Rose
the Jeweler
Paul Richter
Rauh & Richter
North
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Darnell
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Union Label Haberdashers
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