Local notes from Butte include births marriages and ads
Butte notes list cigars from Anna Held and Oriental brands, piano tuners Orton Bros and Fred Orton, Dr Heine eye ear nose throat specialists, Jay Bates Montana Music Co, and Barneys Radefeld moving address. Other items mention X ray exams eye surgery Crystal Springs spots, December magazines at P O News Stand, three smallpox cases, and marriages of George Hansen Ella May Shea Daniel Monroe Mary J McLeod Peter Antonioli and Katie Griffin. Also rail service notes Northern Pacific Great Northern through sleeping car, and local events including Associated Charities meeting and a church gospel service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Orton Bros
Heine
Hennessy
J. G. Bates
Montana Music Co
H. M. Hall
Owsley Blk
Fred Orton
N. Main
Dr. Heine
W. A. Clark, Jr
Helena
Christie & Leys
Davis & Weimescary Co
Main Street
Call Scott's Stove Works
E. Park
John R. Toole
Butte
Barney Radefeld
Utah Avenue
W. Park Street
Hanson
Oriental
Park
Price & Blum
Associated Charities
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Justice Smith
South Butte
George Hansen
Ella May Shea
Anaconda
Isabel Gliddon
Harriet Kk. Burnet
Owsley Block
Dorothy
J. M. Froelich
W. Broadway
Crystal Springs
Fred Chatham
James T. Sullivan
Barney Gabney
Allen
A. M. E. Church
Union Gospel Meeting
Broadway
Daniel J. Monroe
Mary J. McLeod
George
Hansen
Peter Antonioli
Katie Griffin
Overland
Liebig’s
Copper State
Montana Liquor Company
Admiral Rawson Stirs Navy Discipline With Dinner Ploy
Vice Admiral Sir Harry Rawson may be appointed to command the British squadron in Chinese waters. At Simonstown he noticed many officers had not signed the visitors book and invited them to dine. He lectured none but used a fine dinner and stories to enforce future visits.
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Harry Rawson
Cape
Simonstown
Thir
Admiral Rawson
Harry
Mantrap: rocking chair in a dark room
Willie asks what a mantrap is and Pa explains the best mantrap is an old fashioned rocking chair left in a dark room in this Philadelphia Press excerpt.
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Oran
Willie
Philadelphia Press
TROUBLES OF THE BROWNS One of Them on Trial for Assault in the First Degree
A member of the Brown family faces a trial on a charge of assault in the first degree. Court proceedings detail the alleged attack and the evidence presented to jurors. The case centers on the alleged injuries and the suspect's involvement.
Assault Trial Draws Family Feud into Court
George Brown stood trial for first degree assault after a fight at his sister-in-law Mrs. William Brown's home. She testified he smashed windows with an axe and threatened to kill her. Brown denied the assault, admitting only window smashing. Several witnesses named Brown testified. verdict pending.
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George Brown
Clancy
Department of the District Court
William Brown
Brown
Haviland
Breen & Mackel
Alleged Fowl Thieves Beguile Lower City Hen Homes
Police raided 5S West Iron Street and seized 1% ducks two geese one blue chicken and a deer portion identified as the property of FE Ehrlich a rabbi of 214 South Idaho Street. William Scott and William Meahn were arrested on theft charges in connection with the spate of poultry robberies in the area.
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Leyden
McGrath
Murphy
Hynes
West Iron Street
Ehrlich
Idaho Street
William Scott
William Meahn
Coal miners wanted for Utah job opening
Coal miners needed for Utah position with details available at the Rio Grande Western ticket office located at 47 East Broadway.
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Utah
Rio Grande Western Ticket Office
East Broadway
Patrol Wagon Operations Extend to Day Hours
The new order allowing patrol wagon service by day and night took effect yesterday. A call from Lion street had Jerry O'Brien, the day driver, respond. On Main street a wheel nut loosened causing a wheel to slip off. the wagon was returned to the barn for repair.
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Lion Street
Jerry O'Brien
Main Street
Return of the Frawleys at Grand Opera House
The Frawley company staged Madame Sans Gene at the Grand last night to a packed house. Miss Van Buren delivered a standout performance, with Miss Alice Johnson delighting the audience between acts by singing the Japanese doll song in costume. The troupe departs for the south today.
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Frawley
Grand Opera House
Madame Sans Gene
Miss van Buren
Opera
Frawley Company
Alice Johnson
Madame Bans Gene
Butte
South
Funeral of Dennis Sullivan Held at 2 O'clock
The funeral will be held today at 2 o'clock from the residence of Jerry Harrington at No 12 Bell Street.
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Dennis’ Sullivan
Jerry Harrington
Bell Street
Washington High Life Reconciles After Illness and Marriage
Friends of the Frelinghuysen and Davis families report illness after the hurried marriage of their daughter helped mend a long estrangement between Judge John Davis and his wife Mrs. Davis. The couple, once distant after Miss Frelinghuysen’s union, previously lived apart with Miss Bessie Davis in Europe before resuming life in Washington.
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Connecticut Avenue
Judge Davis
Miss Davis
Mr. Lodge
Henry Cabot Lodge
Bar Harbor
Boston
America
Washington Society
Judge
Newark
N. J
Felinghuysen
Washington
John Davis
Frelinghuysen
Arthur
Court of Claims
Riot in Hoboken over mock religious pageant ends in arrests
Five members of the Italian Philo dramatic club from West Hoboken masqueraded as nuns and a knight, prompting a violent street clash in Hoboken. Councilman McCarthy alerted police, Captain Usher and a platoon intervened, and the men were jailed under bail awaiting grand jury action. The Rev. Andrew Kenney criticized the group for derailing morale with provocative performances.
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New York
West Hoboken
N. J
McCarthy
Philo Dramatic Club
Victor Brieschi
Paterson Avenue
Alfredo Porta
Springstreet
Louis and
Morrio
Serjeant
Fillmore
Monastery Church
West Street
Monastery Street
Summit Avenue
Suromit Avenue
Usher
Station House
Andrew Kenney
Ft. Anthony's
Kentucky Officers Stay in Constantinople After Friday
Captain Col. by H. Chester Lieutenant William P. Scott and William A. Moffett and Ensign Leigh Palmer of the United States battleship Kentucky will remain in Constantinople until after the Selamlik Friday. Other Kentucky officers are expected to visit Constantinople.
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Constantinople
Col. By
H. Chester
William P. Scott
William A. Moffett
Fensign Leigh
Palmer
United States
Kentucky
Panama Coffee Crop Reaches Heaviest Harvest On Record
A dispatch from Panama reports this year’s coffee crop will total about 200 000 quintals, the largest on record. Shipments have already begun as the crop reaches markets.
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New York
the Herald
Panama
Wreck of Schooner Mary A. Brown Off Hampton Beach
The small schooner Mary A. Brown of Gloucester was wrecked on Hampton Beach early today and all on board were lost. The crew was believed to number at least four men and one body was recovered from the vessel.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Mary A. Brown
Gloucester
Hampton Beach
Halifax Denies Conversion to Rome
Viscount Halifax president of the church union repudiates a Dublin Herald report that he was about to join the church of Rome. He states the allegation has no foundation.
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London
Viscount Halifax
Church Union
Dublin Herald
Church of Rome
Devil’s Bible myth tied to Stockholm royal library
A medieval tradition says the devil’s Bible in Stockholm’s royal library took 500 years to complete from the eighth to the thirteenth century, while another legend claims it was copied in a single night with the devil aiding the monk and a devil portrait frontispiece.
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Royal Palace
Stockholm
Sweden
Prague
John Duffy Held on Grand Larceny Charge in Butte Case
Sheriff’s office arrested John Duffy tied to a Tuesday night warehouse theft from Davidson Grocery Company on East Platinum Street. Part of the loot found in Duffy’s nearby cabin, with about 75 dollars worth of tobacco recovered from a second cabin. Authorities cite sightings of Duffy and accomplices transporting goods and plan a strong case as the investigation continues.
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John Duffy
Duffy
Davidson Grocery Company
East Platinum Street
Avare
He Called the Bluff at Monumental Motel Prices
A Cleveland railroad man and his wife toured Bar Harbor hotels and faced a front desk clerk who quoted a $17 weekly room rate plus $244 weekly for meat and a $10 maid fee per guest. The guest challenged, declaring he would pay no more and asked for a room.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Bar Harbor
Cleveland
Dan Daly
Engagement Breaks Over Misleading Promises
A Pearsons Magazine excerpt recalls a woman ending an engagement after discovering her fiancé avoided all pledged reforms yet hid his unchanged habits. The gray dressed speaker suspects deception as the brown dressed suitor admits no real reform occurred.
Why Censorship Is Maintained From the Philippines
The Houston Post argues that ongoing government censorship of Philippine news dispatches aims to hide the quick spread of insurrectos taking allegiance. The piece notes there is no war there at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Houston Post
Philippines
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Butte News
Standard
Telephone
Jewelers
Putte, Mont
Great Northern Railway
Watte
P. O
Browns
Boucher
Butte Lighting and Power Company
Knights and Ladies of Security
Scandia Hall
T'S
N. F. Clifford
North Main Street
Return OF the Frawleys
Hoboken
Halifax
Schatzlein
Anaconda Standard
Troy Laundry
Woodmen of the World
Butte Camp
No. 153
J. W. Jaquette
G. J. Langford
Clert
Brownfield-Canty Carpet Co
Tn Smith Grocery Co
Kelly Vinton
Shady Brook
Java
the Smith Grocery Co
S. Main
Butte, Mont
Tel
Pearsons Magazin
Gray
F. A. Ironside
Curtis
West Park Street
Montana
W. Park St
van Camp
Ralston
H.O
Iske
Ralston Health Biscuits
California
Mide
A. Booth
Cash Grocery
J. A. Leyson
Modern Jewelry House
Butte, Montana
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