Heinze Blamed for Bank Smash in Brooklyn Union Crisis
Strauss testified financiers linked to E R Thomas and F E Heinze caused the Union Bank failure in Brooklyn. He said directors’ notes and a $600000 indebtedness surfaced on the eve of dissolution, prompting Grout to close the bank and call state officials. Strauss named Sullivan and Bogart among those tied to prior bank troubles. Election of officers follows. attendance urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Thomas
Augustus Heinze
Union Bank
Brooklyn
Charles Strauss
New York
Edward M. Grout
Thomas
Heinze
Grout
Strauss
Thomases
David A. Sullivan
Old Mechanics and Traders’ Bank
Wellsworth
Salt Lake route completes line after flood delays
The Salt Lake route over Meadow Valley Wash, built by former Senator W. A. Chark, wraps up at a cost of 5 million dollars, about 65 000 dollars per mile. The 70 mile line includes 0 tunnels totaling 5 072 feet and 2 steel bridges. Service begins January or February with through traffic expected to grow as connections with transcontinental lines improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
W. A. Chark
Meadow Valley
Nevada
Meadow Valley Creek
Tonkin's To Close Out Entire Stock at East Park Street
The Tonkin company will keep its store at 41 East Park Street open until all stock is sold. Cash sales only and rapid clearance are planned as the business moves to a new location. Look for the biggest bargains in Butte at Tonkin's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tonkin Company
East Park Street
Butte Tonkin’s
Chivalry Revival Prompts Thanksgiving Sermon Theme
The Rev. C. A. Rexroad exhorts St. Pauls Methodist Episcopal church to embrace chivalry and Christian humanity as roots of thanksgiving. He contrasts optimists and pessimists, urges gratitude as a public duty, and urges joy even amidst sorrow to lift society and brighten the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Rexroad
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Sore Burr
Army Patrol Captures Alleged Regist Revolutionists
U S Army Major Hagadorn and a civilian squad seized four men near the border as they were crossing into Mexico with a wagon loaded with arms and officers gear and five horses. The captured men were Jose A. Montemoyor Jose B. Sandoval Guadeloupe Martinez and Manuel H. Guerrera all linked to the Regista movement and Reyes supporters. The incident follows reports that the Regista plot linked to Gen Bernardo Reyes may be halted but officials deem the capture significant for disrupting the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
Texas
Hagadorn
United States Army
Mexico
Jose A. Montemenyvor
Jose B. Sandoval
Don Quixote
Montana-Ibex Mining stockholders meet to elect directors
The adjourned stockholders meeting of the Montana-Ibex Mining company will be held December 18, 1911 at 10 o'clock a.m. at the secretary's office 119 West Broadway. The meeting will elect a new board of directors and handle any other business before the meeting. Rh J Schweninger Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana-Ibex Mining Company
W. Broadway
Rh. J. Schweninger
New City Hall Helper Born With Socialist Prospects
Charles Axtell Stevens, newborn son of Charles L. Stevens and Harriet Axtel, arrived at Murray's hospital weighing eight pounds. His father, a former news writer now assistant city clerk, suggests the infant may campaign for the socialist ticket in Fifth ward city elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Axtell Stevens
Murray's Hospital
Charles L. Stevens
Stevens
Harriet Axtel
Karweise Elected Banker for Silver Bow Camp 1912
R. H. Karweise won the election as banker of Silver Bow camp No. 5805 Modern Woodmen of America for the year 1912 during Friday night sessions on December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Karweise
Silver Bow Camp
Modern Woodmen of America
The Romance of the Underworld Roles Compared
Paul Arm strong notes there are more roles in The Romance of the Under world for polite vaudeville than in his longer plays Alias Jimmy Valentine and The Deep Purple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Armstrong
Alias Jimmy Valentine
Tonkage Greater but Moves Slower in Valleys
W H Merriman of the Northern Pacific notes heavier tonnage of Gallatin Jefferson and Deer Lodge valley crops this year due to more rain and larger acreage. He cites Camp Creek line expansion, slower thrashings, and ongoing harvest in Deer Lodge valley with contracts through Christmas. Officers election set for December 5 at Miners Union hall with polls 9 am to 9 pm.
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Gallatin
Jefferson
Deer Lodge Valley
W. H. Merriman
Northern Pacific Road
Camp Creek
Jefferson Valley
Yellowstone Valley
Billings
Deer Lodge
Livingston
Mr. Merriman
Annual election of officers to be held at Carpenters Union hall
Annual election of officers will be held on Tuesday December 5 1911 at the Carpenters Union hall. Ballot opens 1 am to 10 pm. Members must bring receipts. J B Mulcahy secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miners’ Union Hall
George Curry
Joe Little
Carpenters’ Union Hall
J. B. Mulcahy
Newswriters Elect Officers for Year in Butte
The Butte News-Writers union elected Charles Cohen president to succeed Charles Degleman. Fred Hinkle was named vice president, James Berry financial secretary, John Condon recording secretary, Harold Crary sergeant at arms, and Harry Sultzer, Louis Thayer, and W E Ellsworth chosen for two year terms on the executive board. A Taft committee report on a Taft visit was approved and condolences drafted for Frank T Conway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte News- Writers’ Union
Harold W. Crary
The
Standard
Walter L. Browne
Miner
John Condon
N. C. Haynes
Harry Sultzer
Louis M. Thayer
Inter Mountain
W. E. Ellsworth
James Berry
Taft Committee
Taft
Butte
Berry
Gegleman
Copenharve
New Business
Charles Copenharve
Frank T. Conway
Madisonian
Union
Virginia City Notes Special Correspondence
Virginia City reports Mr and Mrs George Armitage of Cameron en route home from a visit to Manhattan. Mrs Kiser remains ill after a recent operation. Armitage returned from Chicago with W H W McAtee after a lamb shipment of 320 lambs. Masquerade ball at the Auditorium drew about 100 attendees with prize costumes won by BE Merritt and Dueck Pee for men and Anna Rew and Mrs Luke Williams for ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Virginia City
George Armitage
Cameron
McAtee
H. H. Townshend
Ruby
T. Johnson
Wesley A. Strange
Butte
FB. N. Wilcomb
Laurin
Lida Martin
Alder Guichaerie of
Fagles
BE. W. Merritt
Rand Dueck Pee
Anna Rew
Luke Williams
Operator's wife dies after drinking potassium cyanide
Special Dispatch to the Standard. Mrs. T. J. Gray wife of the operator at Sinclair on the Milwaukee road near Race Track died after accidentally drinking cyanide potassium left on the kitchen table. The poison was in a cup used yesterday evening by her husband watch repairer Mr. Gray. She died within twenty minutes. The couple have no children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
T. J. Gray
Sinclair
Milwaukee Road
Gray
Mayer's Closing-Out Sale At 22 West Park Street
Storefront notice announces Mayer's closing-out sale at 22 West Park Street with emphasis on clearance items and limited-time savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayer
West Park St
Commission plan cuts expenses in six months report
An independent audit compares costs under the new commission form to the old administration for April 1 to Oct 1. Operating costs rose by 142 316.24 while betterments fell 255 877.54. Total expenditures declined 113 531.40 with police and street departments driving rises and paving plant adding costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission
Spekane Spokesman-Review
Clit
George A. Liebes
George H. Wallis
Bureau of Inspection and Supervision of Public Offices
Chamber of Commerce
Home Town Happenings Observable Oddities in Daily Life
Local column notes quirks and anecdotes from town life. George Scott famed shoe man killed a hog for winter pork, Abraham Hope’s delivery wagon sports a bright red streak, seven cows lounged on a church sidewalk, and Richard Taylor sues John Forbes over a dog bite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Scott
Richard Taylor
John Forbes
The Season for Tact in Holiday Gift Giving
Thoughtful gifting during Christmas avoids friendship strain from ill chosen presents. The piece urges considering recipients finances and status, suggesting small luxury touches like a flower and a gracious note for wealthy hosts who have shared social welcomes.
Bates Credits Belasco and Management for Career Success
Blance Bates praises her rise to stardom credit Belasco for shaping her latent talent and choosing roles that reveal it. She notes Nobody's Widow as her favorite part, since it lets her play herself and enjoy every moment on stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blance Bates
David Belasco
Mme de Gresac Talks On Women Playwrights And Public Taste
The author of The Wedding Trip and The Enchantress notes that audiences prefer male writers. She recalls feeling guilty at her first U S opera premiere since no one could locate Fred de Gresac, whom she was sheltering. She also mentions The Marriage of Kitty and Marie Tempest’s past performances in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. de Gresac
Kitty
Marie Tempest
Fred de Gresac
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets Offer Refund if No Benefit
An Anaconda Rexall store promotes Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets with a money-back guarantee after reasonable use. The ad lists prices 2¢? no 50 cents and $1 per box and names Fuller Drug Co in Anaconda and Paxson & Rockefeller in Butte as retailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Anaconda
Rexall
Fuller Drug Company
East Park Avenue
Paxson & Rockefeller
West Park Street
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Lintey
Diamond C Ham and Bacon Sale
Lutey
Kirk
Williams
Lutey's
Tim
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California
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Helany Loans
Brooklyn Institution
Dee F
M. E. Walsh
Katie Whalen
VER
Meadow Valley Wash
Lars
Tonkin’s
E. Park Street
Ible
Pastor
Knocker
Tonkage
W. OH. Merriman
Northern Pacific
Harvesting
Moose
Japanese
China
Davis
North Main St
Stacy-Adams Easy Fitting
Gamer’s Shoe Store
North Main
Broadway
Granite
Reliable Fur and Feather Co
Weet Park Street
Ind
DR. Day
Newbro Drug Company
Charles Cohen
MIVER
Conway
Mittee
Virginia City Notes
Spokane
Abraham Hope
Baptist Church
Farmer Billings
Chicago
David
Women Playwrights
Montana
Zac
Empsons
Evipson
Oregon
Chase & Sanborn
Bell
Allen
East Broadway
First National Bank of
Globe Jewelry CO
Mont
Wong Mo
William Page
South Wyoming Street
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