Butte Notes Roundup From Ailing Grady’s And Local Happenings
Butte notes cover visitors and arrivals at local hotels, shop talk and business cards, a long list of names including Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Alter, Judge Poindexter, and Edward Smith, plus reports on upcoming meetings, a coroner elect’s hospital stay, a newsboys alliance gathering, and a minister traveling to New York. Several addresses and local names populate a brisk city snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlon Bros
Grady's
McLoughlin
Dutie
Walker
T. Atler
Spear
Wire
Girst Eaat
Michael I
Havana
Vipar
Mr & Carmichael
Baal
Butte
J. HA. Poindexter
Edward Smith
G .T. Paul
Dillon
J. W. B. Hodges
Linn Feryn
Thornton Hotel
Fred AL Hathorn
Billings
Torney
Lynch
Miles City
Montana
Tas
Otie
D. BR. Wharton
Welling
Peneia
Mindilags
le P.O
T. J. Walsh
United States Senate
Walters
Cate Willams
Never Sweat
Edward Laird Wills
Grove Methodist
Episcopal Church
New York
Aly
Pacific
Our New Minister Fails to Please Congregation
A readied note reports the arrival of Our New Minister at Broadway last night. The audience found his sermon overly long and the overall impression was negative. The event drew limited attendance and the audience did not react warmly to the minister’s presence or message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Funeral held for David Kenney Benbiieal at Sacred Heart
Friends and mourners filled Sacred Heart church for the funeral of David Wen ney Kenney Benbiieal. Death resulted from an accident at the Hla Ore nif, with Rev. Weather Venus officiating and Father Hien of St Dosogh's conducting graveside rites. Local tributes poured in from friends and neighbors, marking the young man as very popular and well known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lnte
David Wenney
Bacred Heart Church
Hla Orenif
Caywoungh
A. Viekera
Ty ‘Treethy
Janinaon
DT. Treetiny
Aa. Long
Mr Kenney
Dallon
Dallon Ti Parness
Engetani
Nevada
Wather Venus
Father Hien
St Dosogh'a
Mary Baker Eddy and the Christian Science Founder
A long profile traces Mary Baker Eddy’s life from her New Hampshire beginnings through her work founding Christian Science. It notes her marriages, education, and rise to prominence, with emphasis on her trials, influence, and the growth of her movement, including Concord and Chestnut Hill residence later in life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chastant Hill
Christian Science
Mother Rharch
Glover family travels to funeral after mother's death
The Glover family including Derdwood Mary and George W Clover left for Tilton New Hampshire to attend the funeral of their mother Mrs. Eddy who died unexpectedly last night. Mary Glover fainted three times today from heart trouble delaying the trip while legal action over the estate continues with attorney Charles Chandler denying a settlement. The article notes a sale price promotion at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derdwood
Dee
Mary
George W. Clover
George Washington Glover
Maury Baker Glover Eady
Toston
Tilton
Glover
Mary Glover
Chandler
Boston
Yilid
Weekly Clinigs Begin at Denver Church
The congregation gathered at First Universalist Church in Denver where Rev. A Buggles outlined weekly clinics intended to apply psychological methods to put beliefs into practice for the benefit of the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Tonderby
Angeles
First Univeranist
Pawser
Canada
Besb Ruggles
Clinton
Council Adopts Obrien Report From St Louis Meeting
President William O Brien of the Silvey Bow Crusade and Labor council outlined a largely favorable report after his return from St Louis. Delegates adopted Obrien’s conclusions praising attendance and outcomes, as Adjutant Hawk urged creation of associated charities under Salvation Army and ministerial efforts, though council later rejected a broader charitable proposal citing existing efforts and crown constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam O Brien
Silvey Bow ‘Cradeq and Labor Council
St. Louis
Delogals
Hla Rapart
Bute
O'brien
Phe
Mingt Sucessful
Adjutant Hawk
Brother charged in fatal attack after family dispute
In Georgetown California Dee Clair was killed by his brother William Clair after a quarrel over their sister's attendance at a Silver Plume dance. Investigators say both men drank heavily and the altercation led to a stabbing or killing within hours. William Clair is in custody as the investigation proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Cal
Dee
Chistes Clair
William Clair
Willian
Haries
Mayer Jewelry Emporium Claims Not to Rive Wore Value
A garbled text fragment references Mayer and a jewelry emporium denying a claim about equal value or quantity for MNEs. The readable facts point to Mayer and a jewelry business. no clear date, place, person, or event is discernible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayer
Accidentally Killed by His Sow in Hunting Accident
A hunter, identified as Lamberg, was killed when his rifle discharged during a rabbit hunt. Witnesses described the sudden explosion and a fatal wound, with bystanders rushing to aid him as he died at the scene. The incident occurred near Hak Park, and authorities prepared to transport the body for formal inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamberg
Swansea
Runa
Rebler Tanberg
Realiaanie
Suietters
Peru
Toni
Ladner
Iareenan
Taliahers
Incomplete Power Plant Incident Reaches Erie Yard
A garbled report describes a failed operation at a power facility involving Archer and Howar companies. The incident references a Dan Balida Howar plant and a wire failure, with a later note about a man named Wilbon being snapped and losing control of propellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arsher
Balida
Conapeto Lee Power
Archer
Amanodhrer
Tia
Mary Baker Eddy and Ambulance Visit Report
Vague, typographically corrupted notes describe Mary Baker Eddy visiting a patient, with commentary on a chest injury and observations of a public scene. Several names appear, including Frye and Sargent, as witnesses or participants, and a mention of a parade planned by the Christian Serene Church.
Adopted Son Predicts Church Will Survive Crisis
An as yet unclear narrative describes an adopted son asserting the church will endure a crisis. The text references religious teaching and dissenting voices while noting ongoing demonstrations and protests. Names and locations are obscured by garbled OCR, but the core claim centers on faith resilience amid turmoil.
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Butte News
Stonedell
Telephone
Independent Telephone
David Kenney Benbieal
Jor
Dodd
Wea
Mas
Eddy
Little Town
Iter
Miss Stoy
Mrs. Eddy
Ite Haye
New Hampshire
Mark Baker
Schogia
Jaker
Pembroke Academy
Imrat
George Wishingtont Glover
Fueherly
Concord
Samuel Baker
Mary Baker
Abigail
New Wigmpehltre
Apirit
New England
Whlch
Gome
Myre
Molly
Det
Dante Patterson
Wowk
Wiel
Quinta
Phineas
Portland
Ste
Quinby
Tin Tate
Jady
Patterson
Quin
Port Jangers
Lynn
Mage
Hare
Uttle Howe
Broad Street
Monas
Bront Street Hoose
Asa Gilbert Eddy
Byston
Cuetitus
Bontinel
Tonkin
Memday, Teéitty and
Wednenday
Council
Afiser
Mayer's
Micyet's
Monti
Beyaru
Sauaty
Alwans
West Park Street
Aine S
Axminster
Asington
Suimleas Wilton Miss Flan
Speen Andl
Perice Desirens
Weeth
Battenberg
Cormina
Aegan
Vuntidf
School of Mines
Naversweat
West Stewart
St. Patrick’s Church
California
Brussels
A.C. A
Brownfield Canty. Carpet Co
Coe
Yaupsir
Aren Elemiing
Ania Wirshed
Moaghtad
Wallien
Nas
CaWwin Ae Frye
Flere von Mir
Sargent
OL Paul
Mir
Freyys
Feve
Eatuge
Partlon
Christian Serenea Church
Ehnreh
Pitas
ED Rose
North Main St
Rase Bros
East Park Street
Harry Siegel
UTTER
South
Wyoming
Ind
Ballard
Phaivs
Price Les
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