Lodger refuses to leave bed as fire rages in boarding house
A basement blaze at Max Fried's boarding house on 914 Utah avenue forced evacuations as smoke filled rooms. One lodger resisted firefighters but later emerged gasping. the fire, started by a defective chimney, caused about 400 dollars in losses. The building insured for 2,500 dollars and adjoining warehouse property of F B Price escaped damage.
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Max Fried
Utah Avenue
Fried
F. B. Price
Price
Weather Sketch of a Cold Weekend in Butte
The narrative notes Sunday was slightly warmer than Saturday but still very cold with coats needed. Temperatures ranged from 8 below at midnight to 7 above at noon and back to zero by sundown, dipping near 1 below near midnight. The barometer remained low signaling possible storm activity for Butte.
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Reform Within the Church Urged by Rev. Martin
Rev. Thomas H. Martin of Unity Methodist in Butte urged church reform starting inside its walls. He cited Isaiah Luther Knox and Wesley and warned the church must regain power and prayer to reform society. He argued the world’s wickedness reflects the church’s condition and urged awakening and action.
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Thomas H. Martin
Unity Methodist Church
Isaiah
Luther
Knox
Wesley
Church of Today
Butte
Pacific coast extension earns strong first two months
The Pacific coast extension of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul lines reports August and September gross of 1.475 million at an 8.85 million yearly rate, net 886 thousand for two months. Puget Sound earnings forecast near 6 million annual, enabling debt service and dividend prospects.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Road
Puget Sound
St. Paul
St. Paul Road
Interstate Commerce Commission
J T Sullivan Miner Dies In Butte Camp
J T Sullivan a miner in the Butte camp died yesterday at 336 East Granite street from miner's consumption after illness since August. A native of Ireland he spent most of his Forty years in Butte leaving a wife no children one sister Mrs Pat Hunt in Butte two sisters in Ireland a brother Michael Sullivan in California and brothers Jeff and Jerry in Washington Funeral will be tomorrow at 9 36 from his residence to Sacred Heart church mass will be celebrated flowers omitted per family request
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John T. Sullivan
Butte
East
Granite Street
Ireland
Pat Hunt
Michael Sullivan
California
Jeff
Jerry
Washington
Sacred Heart Church
Woman's Life Influences Home and Mission Work
Mrs. Carabelle O'Neal Baum spoke at the Christian church on "The Influence and Power of a Woman's Life." She urged women to lead by example in the home and society, condemned drinking and gambling, and pressed support for missions abroad and at home. The church board head cited 73,000 members and 381,000 dollars raised last year for missions spanning India, Africa, Japan, and more.
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Christian Church
Napoleon
Lincoln
Kansas
Woman's Board of
The
Japan
South America
Porto Rico
Mexico
Jamaica
For Her Sake shines in Butte with Cornell troupe at Family
A melodrama from Max Arnold set in Imperial Russia features a prince in czar service, a designer mother and a Russian spy scheming against him, with exile to Siberia and an eventual downfall of the tyrant. The show blends tragedy with comic relief and ends with release from bondage. The company will next present a French drama once associated with Sarah Bernhardt.
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Butte
Harry Cornell
Family Theater
Max Arnold
Nicholas
Siberia
Asia
Cornell
Sarah Bernhardt
Afternoon at Gamers lunch and jewelry auction
Gamers at 133 West Park Street serves light lunches all day and a special lunch from 12 to 1 p.m for 30c. The venue gains popularity as a dining spot. An auction sale of fine jewelry occurs daily at 200 North Main Street.
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Gamers
West Park Street
North Main Street
Tariff reform aims at 15 member commission
Washington reports Representative Charles W. Fowler announces a bill to create a 15 member tariff commission with president approval to set rates within congress defined maximum and minimum. No rate to take effect for 18 months to give industries time to adjust. He links reform to rejecting Aldrichism and Cannonism and urges bipartisan tariff revision.
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