Shamrock IV Challenger Built at Gosport England Yard
The yacht to challenge the America's Cup, Shamrock IV, is bel t built at Gosport England in Charles E. Nicholson’s yard. Nelson is 31 and has been knocked out twice. Born in Delsten Cornwall England on June 4 1862. First street fight with Bob Fitzsimmons likely noted.
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Gosport
England
Charles E.’ Nicholson
Nelson
Delsten
Cornwall
Englad
Bob Fitzsimme
Film at the Ansonia Shows a Clever Old Man’s Plot
A rich old man feigns death to test his heirs the nephew and niece. The niece schemes to keep fortune while the nephew loves another girl. A circus accident brings the lovers closer until the old man’s ruse collapses. The niece is banished and the nephew wed the girl. An actor’s romance shines.
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Sting
Ansonia Theater
Commlice
Bagdad Temple Plans Annual Ceremonial Session
The Bagdad temple of the Mystic Shrine will hold its annual ceremonial at the Ma Sonic temple on December 19. Lunch is served at 11 AM, followed by the business session at noon and elections for officers. A 2 PM ceremonial session precedes the banquet and stage entertainment at 8 PM.
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Bagdad
Mystic Shrine
Ma Sonic
Arnson's Ad Seeks Union Piano Tuners and Instrument Repair
A Butte area ad urges union men to apply for piano tuning polishing and repair work. It lists Arnson's at 208 West Broadway and references Orton Tiros and Howard Music as related entities, indicating a staffing and service call for musical instrument maintenance.
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Arnson's
West
Broadway
Orton, Tiros
Howard Music
fna_ Butte Piano company
Walkerville dog spared by writ delay in court action
James Shea of Walkerville saved his mastiff Rock from execution by marshal John Grogan after a writ of prohibition was filed in Judge McClernan’s district court. The judge granted a reprieve pending Monday hearing, with Rock described as a peaceful, domestic animal.
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District Court
James Shea
Walkerville
Rock
Shen
John Grogan
Edward Rooney
Lynch
Department of the District Court
McClernan
Hock
Shea
John Kellar
Pallas Candy Dr. Cowperthwaite Firm
Judged in court yesterday, the firm faced liabilities of 4 dollars and debts for household necessities totaling 285 dollars. The holiday appeal invites patronage for a fresh daily kit and emphasizes a beautiful, complete line. Located at 7 and Lisle block, N. W. corner Park and Main. Ind. 2013. es 4154.
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Feneral Court
Pallas Candy
Dr. Cowperthwaite
Lisle Block
N. W
Landlady fined for housing underage girls in West Park district
Judge Booker fined Mary Cosgrove, landlady of the King block, 25 dollars and warned she may lose her license after a police court trial for violating city ordinances by not registering lodgers. The case followed two runaway girls, 16 and 14, who ran away with two youths to marry, then stayed two days in Cosgrove’s lodging, with girlfriends detained and later returned to Deer Lodge.
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Mary Cosgrove
King Block
West Park Strot
Booker
Cosgrove
Bailey
McGee
Deer Lodge
Mra Cosgrove
Modern Woodmen of America to Elect Officers
The local camp will elect officers at its first December meeting. Friday night, December 6, at K of P hall, all stayat-home members are urged to attend, vote on local camp and Society matters, and participate in the election of officers and bets. Silver Bow Camp No. 5801. Davies, Consul. M L Winchester, Clerk.
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K. of Phali
Inter
Silver Bow
Davies
Winchester
What Jimmy Did Dominates Empire Theater Run
The Empire theater opening night hit What Jimmy Did drew crowded houses nightly this week. The farce continues through the week with What Simms Did promising next, featuring K. Van Auker in the striped role and Della Pringle as the forgiving heroine.
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Jimmy
Empire Theater
Playhouse
Simms
K. van Auker
Della Pringle
Girl Beaten Case Delayed As Witness Injured
The case of Frank Cassels, described as a former colored socialist policeman, charged with beating Clara Phelps, was postponed to next Monday afternoon by Judge Rooher because the girl lay too badly injured to testify. Other defendants faced fines or short sentences for disturbances and gambling pleas.
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Frank Cassels
Clara Phelps
Rooher
Butte
Hibhert
DB. Hayes
John Holland
Sucn
Dave
James Brown
Carbone
Lee Field
Charles Frazer
Simon Fegert
P. la Zanas
Funeral for George W. Greeson Held in Montana
Pioneers in three valleys of Montana attended the funeral of George W. Greeson, locator of Greeson hot shrines. The First Rantist choir and pallbearers including Genre Cox and Robert Newel were present. Mr. Greeson arrived in Montana in 1964.
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M_ tani Deer Lode
Jefferson and
Gallstin
Qesterdae
George W. Greeson
Greeson
Robert Killcore
Genre Cox
Toveing
Cowedell
Robert Newel
Gue Fitechen
Mount Marist
Mr. Greyson
Montana
Modern Woodmen Elect Next Year's Officers
South Butte camp No 6127 Modern Woodmen of America elects officers for the ensuing term. Elected are Past consul A F Robinson consul Jon B Dube adviser Nick Marrick banker Harry Williams clerk J C escort Tom Tracy watch Young sentry William Merrett musician Vic J Grandpre camp Physicians A G Allan and SHC Smetters trustee Alexander J McGowan. The rest to be announced around the 13th. National Lecturer John F Harris of Chicago and State Deputy J J Toussey of Missoula will speak on welfare matters next Tuesday.
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South Butte
Woodmen of America
A. F. Robinson
Jon B. Dube
Nick, Marrick
Harry “Williams
J.C
Tom Tracy
Young
William Merrett
Vic J. Grandpre
A. G. Allan
SHC
Alexander J. McGowan
John F. Harris
Chicago
J. J. Toussey
Missoula
Price of eggs too high for condemned murderer
Henry A. Spencer, sentenced to be hanged December 18 for the murder of Mrs. Hildred Allison Foat, expressed two desires today one to have his body cremated and the ashes scattered in front of the courthouse where he was tried the other for eggs. Owing to the high price of eggs, Sheriff Kuhn has eliminated them from the jail cuisine at Wheaton where Spencer is confined.
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Chicago
Henry A. Spencer
Hildred Allison Foat
Kuhn
Wheaton
Spencer
Butler Succeeds Harrison as arbitration board member
Chicago December 3 Pierce Butler of St Paul Minn today was chosen to replace Fairfax Harrison as president of the Southern railroad board of arbitration set to consider differences between the Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad and its employes
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Chicago
Pierce Butler
St Paul
Minn
Fairfax Harrison
Southern Ra Foad
Chiago
Burlington & Quincy
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Alexander
Savings Bank
Evings ‘Bank
Ings
West Park Strest
Indy
F. A. Ironside
North Main Street
Vreahe
Vapo Chesolene
Montana Fur Mfg. CO
South Main Street
Allen & Darnell Fine Tailoring
Ansonia
Bagdad Temple
Master
Pan
King Bloc
the Potter
Woodmen OF
America
Empire
Yene
N. Main St
Remington
Smith
Monarch
Remington Typewriter
Remington Typewriter Company
West Broadway
Butte, Mont
Butler
Harrison
Ellis, the
Paint Man
West Granite
E. E. German
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