Multiple Local Advertisements and Notices From Butte
A collage of classified items lists rentals for pianos and signs, fur shop and coal firm locations, watch repair, music events at the Coliseum, medical offices, legal license news, and real estate offers. It also notes a marriage license issued to John L. Eshelman and Mary Mooney, mentions a Silver Bow area poultry show, and references district court filings against Butte Street Railway in two damage suits.
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George W. Watering
Owsley Block
P. O
West Park
John L. Eshelman
Mary Mooney
Butte
Clothery, Tonkin Company
East Park Street
Lewisohn
Charles Kammerer
Ruby
Mont
Frank Cliff
East Park
Joe Waldbellig
Swan River
Ovando
W. J. Jamison
St. Paul Road
Regal
Red Boot Show Company
North Main Street
Tonkin Company
E. N. Bell
Helen
Ethel
Leyion Block
J. L. Dorsh
Call Bell
Butte Street Railway Company
Richard M. Flaherty
Dan Shea
John Shea
John Leahy Dies in Butte at Twenty Six
John Leahy of Irish birth died last evening from pneumonia at age twenty six in Butte where he had worked seven years in the mines. He was unmarried. Surviving relatives include his parents Mr and Mrs James Leahy in Ireland two brothers Jerry and Mike in Ireland Patrick Leahy of Butte and two sisters in New York. Funeral at Patrick Leahy’s home 105 Sutter Street tomorrow morning.
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John Leahy
Ireland
Butte
James Leahy
Jerry
Mike
Patrick Leahy
New York
Sutter Street
Train schedule changes for Northern Pacific
Northern Pacific announces No. 18 will depart Butte at 6 30 a m instead of 7 a m and No. 14 will depart at 1 45 p m instead of 1 15 p m both changes effective today.
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Northern Pacific
Butte
Minister to Preach Today at St. Pauls Methodist
A minister announces he will preach today at St. Pauls Methodist Church located at Galena and Idaho streets with services in the morning and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Galena
Idaho
St. Pauls Methodist Church
Butte Protest Meeting Opposes Forest Reserve Action
In a mass meeting at the Auditorium Butte leaders from Business Men's Merchants Miners and city government formed a committee to draft resolutions opposing federal action that could close Butte smelters. They warned 75,000 statewide and 200,000 beyond would suffer employment losses, and urged court determination before any federal injunction.
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W. M. Tuohy
Business Men's Association
Charles FE. Virden
Merchants’ Association
P. W. Flynn
Miners’ Union
Kerr Beadle
Silver Bow Trades Assembly
John J. O'Leary
Butte
John MacGinniss
Lee Mantle
J. Bruce Kremer
Washington
Treasure State
Deer Lodge
Joseph Corby
Corby
Business Men’s Association
Charles Virden
P. M. Flynn
Trades Assembly
City Council
Washoe Copper Company
Montana
William H. Hunt
United States Circuit Court
Mhay
Wishoe Copper Company
Thomas Carter
Joseph M. Dixon
Charles N. Pray
Theodore Roosevelt
Congress
Roosevelt
Merchants’ Association of
United States
Washington, D. C
Anaconda
Butte City Council Acts to Protect Local Industries
The Butte city council met in special session to oppose federal moves to restrain the Washoe copper company smelter in Anaconda. A protest was drafted by a committee including Mayor Corby and City Attorney Booth arguing a temporary injunction would halt operations and harm local mines and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Montana
Corby
Washington
Mont
City of
Council Chamber
T. H. Carter
J. M. Dixon
C. N. Pray
Congress
United States Court
Anaconda
Booth
John T. Murphy
John J. O'Leary
Sam White
Washoe Copper Company
Man accused of threatening to kill infant child
Maggie Roseman told deputies that Matt Strutzel hurled her baby to the floor and threatened to kill the child and herself. Strutzel was taken into custody by Deputy Hauswirth after Roseman reported the alleged assault at their Butte home on the east side. The infant is about a year and a half old.
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Maggie Roseman
Matt Strutzel
Strutzel
Hauswirth
Butte
Strutel
Strutzer
Prosecution of Harrington Partners Rivers Backed by State
Informations filed in Judge Donlan's district court by County Attorney James F. Murray charge James Sullivan and George Meade with robbery. The 18 year old witnesses in the state case against Tiger Warrington are alleged accomplices who aided the prosecution. They have no prior convictions. If convicted, a recommended light sentence is possible but not certain.
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Donlan
Department of the District Court
Attorns
James F. Murray
James Sullivan
George Meade
Tiger Warrington
Harrington
Murray
Emma Goldman Arrives in Butte for Speeches
Emma Goldman and her manager arrived in Butte from Fargo North Dakota at 11 40 yesterday morning. She will speak at the Auditorium today at 3 PM on Direct Versus Political Action and at the evening performance on The Devil Exonerated. She closes her visit with an 8 PM talk tomorrow on The Psychology of Violence and plans to organize an anarchists federation group during her stay.
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Emma Goldman
Butte
Fargo
N. D
Anarchists’ Federation
Meany Case Delayed as Defense Requests Time
M J Meaney accused of assaulting Henry Shilling during a holdup attempt will not be tried soon. County Attorney Murray urged an early date before Judge Donlan, but Matt Canning for Meaney objected citing other cases. The case was continued to a later date.
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M. J. Meaney
Henry ‘Shilling
Murray
Donlan
Matt Canning
Con Kelley Starts East Discovery Trip
Attorney Con F. Kelley who conducted the long smoke suit for the Washoe and Anaconda companies started east last night. It is not stated what the object of the trip is but it is understood he will be called into conference in settlement of new matters raised by Deer Lodge valley farmers with which he is very familiar.
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Lee Mantle
Deer Lodge
John D. Ryan
Con F. Kelley
Washoe
Anaconda
Deer Lodge Valley
Paddy Rodgers case may seek change of venue
Rumor says Paddy Rodgers' case could be moved to a neighboring county when next reviewed. The county attorney's office is likely to resist the venue change.
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Paddy Rodgers
Mayer’s Holiday Opening Offers Free Souvenir Gifts
Mayer launches a liberal policy offering a free high art china salad or nut bowl and cake plate to every customer spending one dollar or more from now until Christmas. The promotion accompanies a broad sale of diamonds watches jewelry silverware cut glass and more with a guarantee of quality for less or money back.
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Mayer
Mayer's
Watch Davis' This Week Shows Holiday China in Butte
Biggest line of holiday china ever shown in Butte is on display this week with a daily giveaway of a different item each day. Davis' department store markets the event as a festive shopping promotion for the holidays.
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Davis
China
Butte
Governor Fort protests immunity for fugitive Archer Carter case
Governor John Franklin Fort of New Jersey protests Governor Mead of Washington for not honoring requisition papers for the extradition of Elliott Archer alias C Ar cher Carter wanted in Newark on a forgery charge of 70 000 and for wire desertion. He declares Archer a fugitive from justice and condemns civil proceedings. He notes Archer left with another man's wife and says every effort has been made to locate him.
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Seattle
John Franklin Fort
New Jersey
Mead
Elliott Archer
C. Archer Carter
Newark
N. J
Washington
Archer
Trolley Crash in Dense Fog Claims One Life
In Seattle during foggy dawn two loaded trolley cars collided killing motorman Gustave Olsen and injuring multiple passengers. The outbound operator missed signals due to heavy fog and brakes failed before impact, trapping those in the inbound car with little chance of escape.
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Seattle
Gustave Olsen
Optician Promises Instant Clarity and Money-Back
An ad from Montana Optical Co offers glasses that provide immediate clarity without addressing underlying defects. It guarantees satisfaction or money back and lists 22 West Park in Mayer's store as the address.
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Montana Optical CO
West Park
Mayer
Testimony Aims to Discredit Mrs Rice in Davis Murder Trial
In Omaha on December 5 the Charles E Davis murder trial was adjourned to Monday. A witness testified to seeing Mrs Abbie L Rice near the Austin home at 1 AM, challenging her claim she was asleep at Clara Gleason’s two miles away. Evidence also focused on Davis arriving at his Chatham hotel apartment before the shooting time.
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Omaha
Charles E Davis
Austin
Abbie L. Rice
Iustin
Clara Gleason
Also Mentioned on This Page
Butte News
The
Standard
Hast Broadway
Independent
Orton Bros. Meinhart
South Main
Ashlock
Osteopath
Albrecht's Furs
W. Park
McLaughlin Coal Co
Simon
S. Main
Pipestone Springs
Olive Brasfer
State Savings Bank Building
EB. D. Elderkin
West Granite Street
Dr. Tilburn
Mayor Corby
Hutte
Tuohy
Mr. Mantle
Committee On Resolutions
Senator Mantle
Mr. Breen
Peter Breen
Breenwag
United States Circuit Court of
Leer Lodge Valley
R “Charles E. Youlden
Fred A. Henderson
Jose Pit Pritchard
Wam Tetrey
A. S. Christie
Charles J. Bonaparte
Carter and
Tuxen
Pray
Atterbury
Daily Papers
DRS. McKendry and Hannifin Butte Optical Co
Corner Park and
Dakota Streets
Young Harrington
Emma Goldwan
Con Kelley
Governor Fort
the Jeweler
N. Main St
Manufacturing Jeweler
Huyler
Aman Y Rockefeller
West Park Street
Jonas
Henry Jonas & Son
East
Granite Street
Butte, Montana
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