Butte Current Notes Highlights City Commerce and Visitors
Local items note Anna Held cigars and leather cases at Christie and Leys. Residents and visitors listed include A. Link of Garnet, Charles Hartman of Bozeman, J. P. Murray of Dillon, A. J. Shores from Great Falls, and R. A. Luke of Helena. The Oriental grand opens Saturday. Northern Pacific runs through sleeping car service to Minneapolis and St Paul. Dr. Heine and others provide eye ear nose and throat and X ray services. Crystal Springs hosts fashion exhibits. P O News Stand offers Delineator Designer magazines. Sherlock Holmes cigar praised.
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Anna
Orton Bros
Heine
Hennessy
Clifford
A. Irwin
Boulderie
Butte
J. G. Bates
Montana Music Co
J. P. Murray
Dillon
H. M. Hall
Owsley Blk
Fred Orton
A. B. Cook
Helena
Christie & Leys
A. Link
Garnet
Charles Hartman
Bozeman
Davis & Wermescary Co
Main Street
A. J. Shores
Great Falls
Alex Livingston
Park County
Oriental
Owsley Block
Dorothy Block
J. M. Froelich
W. Broadway
Paris
Crystal Springs
Bell and Mountain Den Mines to Close Temporarily
Two mines operated by the Anaconda company, the Bell mine and the Mountain Den, are likely to close for a short period. The reason is excess ore at the Anaconda smelter, which cannot be processed quickly enough. The Bell mine employs about three workers while Mountain Den runs roughly seven hundred.
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Bell
Mountain Con
Anaconda Company
Anaconda
Mountain den
Woman Hurled From Tree In North Main Runaway
Ada Whatson remained unconscious at Murray and Freund's hospital after a Sunday afternoon fall from a tree on North Main Street. Doctors reported her condition dangerous with only a slight chance of recovery. Other injured passengers were improving and expected to recover.
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Ada Whatson
North Main Street
Murray & Freund's Hospital
Seattle Arrest of Irene Earl on Grand Larceny Charge
Irene Earl of Spokane was arrested in Seattle on a grand larceny charge based on Spokane police information. She allegedly bought diamonds on installment terms and has not paid the final installment yet.
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Seattle
Irene Earl
Spoekane
Phillips
Spokane
Helene bias in press tied to Heinze case in Montana ore feud
In the Michael Devitt case against Montana Ore Purchasing and ER Morse, pretrial moves uncover biased Helena articles defending Heinze. An affidavit shows a Helena Independent manager proved articles were written by the Montana Ore Purchasing vice president and paid for by the company, linking the firm to biased coverage. A suit item notes a men’s black clay worsted suit offered at ten dollars.
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Michael Devitt
ER. Rollins Morse
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
United States Court
Helena
Butte
Heinze
Boston
Anaconda
F. Augustus Heinze
Montana
A Copper and Gold and Silver Mine For Sale
Assays show 69.20 dollars per ton gold 18 percent copper and 5.2 silver. Samples and assay available. Looking for a party with 800 dollars to take an interest and to invest. Rare chance. See 5 M Wade 36 East Broadway Butte.
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M. Wade
East Broadway
Butte
Clarence H Olds and Mamie Kelley Wed at 16 West Woolman
Clarence H Olds and Mamie Kelley married last evening at Mrs Barret's home on West Woolman street with Judge E A Nichols officiating. A large group of friends attended and presented gifts as the couple, well known in the community, began their married life.
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Clarence H. Olds
Mamie Kelley
Mise Barrett
Mise Dulong
Alice Bryant
Bessie Bryant
Harry Pedlar
James Slater
John Powell
Thomas Slater
Joseph Harrett
O’donald
Swiney
Frank Reber
Mr. Guyette
Tom Barrette
Charley Pedlar
Johnnie Kelley
Olds
Piano or organ want ad in Anaconda Standard
Notice explains placing a Want advertisement for piano or organ sales in the Anaconda Standard costs one cent per word with a minimum charge of fifteen cents.
England's Strange Silence in Chinese Negotiations
At a ministers meeting in Pekin today the question of Li Hung Chang and Prince Ching negotiating for China was debated with some ministers authorized to treat as representatives and others, including the German minister, not instructed. Satow may sign the joint note to begin talks, with Gaselee and Waldersee managing funds for Chinese winter relief.
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Pekin
Taku
Li Hung Chang
Prince Ching
China
Ernest Satow
Count von Waldersee
Gaselee
Satow
Hung Chang
Conger
United States
Dodds
Ninth Infantry
France
Japan
Italian Chamber Rejects Troop Withdrawal Resolution
Rome December 11 reports the socialist party in the Chamber of Deputies voting down a resolution to recall Italian troops. The defeat marks a setback for withdrawal demands and sustains current military deployments amid ongoing policy debate.
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Chamber of Deputies
Rome
Chamber of Deputes
Socialist Party
Italy Rejects Recall of Troops in China Talks
Premier Sr. Sarface says recalling troops would be imprudent while peace negotiations proceed and Italy should share in decision powers in China. The chamber rejected the resolution by a large majority. Berlin dispatch reports Waldersee and Chaffee agreed after a sharp exchange and breakfast, ending the incident.
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China
Sr. Sarface
Italy
Berlin
Foress Office
Associated Press
Field Marshal von Waldersee
Chaffee
Field Marshal
von Waldersee
Outlawry Rises in Kwangsi and Kwangtung Regions
Canton dispatch reports growing outlawry in Kwangsi and Kwangtung as officials lose control. Pirating on the West river is increasing amid the unrest and inability to restore order.
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Canton
Kwangsi
Kwangtung
Reichstag Speech Seen Favored But Policy Not Outlined
Paris today notes favorable reception of Count von Buelows Reichstag address replying to Krugers rejected audience but laments lack of clear statement on imperial international policy.
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Paris
Count von Buelow
Kruger
William
Hurricane pace in Madison Square Garden six day race
At Madison Square Garden the nine cycling teams pressed the 1000 mile mark in the six day event at midnight. Acourtier quit exhausted after 43 hours while Muller continued riding amid a crash that injured several riders. At 2 oclock the leaders were Elkes and McFarland 1902.2 miles and Muller and Acourtier trailed at 980.5 miles with Elkes already past 1000 miles in 48 hours 50 minutes.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Acourtier
Muller
Europe
Waller
Gimm
Elkes
McFarland
Pierce
McEachern
Simmer
Gougoltz
Turville
Stinson
Babcock and
Aronson
Fisher
Frederick
Riser
Muller and
Peace talks near as Chinese negotiations begin
Shanghai Times correspondent reports that peace negotiations may start immediately with a short preliminary court. Powers should keep troops in China until key questions, including commercial terms, are settled and China proves it will honor engagements. Progressives see a chance to end reactionary rule and push national progress, with calls to replace the heir apparent with an aged, independent successor.
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London
Shanghai
The
Times
China
Tuan Party
Banker August Belmont Seriously Ill With Pneumonia
New York December 11 reports say banker August Belmont is seriously ill with pneumonia at his country seat near Hempstead Long Island. His physician hopes the worst has passed. Oswald Ottendorfer remains at his residence with no change since yesterday as does Roland Reed.
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New York
August Belmont
Hempstead
L. I
Oswald Ottendorfer
Roland Reed
Red Cross Board Sees Mrs Hearst Resign
At the annual Red Cross meeting Mrs Hearst resigned from the board of control due to other duties. Mrs Harrington, president of the California Red Cross, was appointed to fill the vacancy. Mrs J Ellen Foster reported $15000 spent on Atlantic coast and Philippines relief efforts.
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Washington
American Red Cross
Hearst
Board of Control
Harrington
California Red Cross
J. Ellen Foster
Red Cross
Atlantic
Philippines
Jury Selected in Regan Murder Trial
Special Dispatch reports in Great Falls that John W. Regan's trial for first degree murder in the Sept. 6 Cascade killing of David Van Kennedy began in district court. Prosecution and defense outline rival theories as witnesses describe threats, a rock, and a saloon scene.
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Standard
Great Falls
John W. Regan
David van Kennedy
Cascade
Regan
Gormley
van Kennedy
Tintinger
Downing
O. C. Mortson
P. L. Runyan
Charles Seiben
Merritt Flannagan
Flannagan
Dave
Helena
Seiben
Henry Burmeister
J. C. Stevens
Stevens
Kennedy
Local Moral Wave Yields Sunday Reform in Great Falls
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union with local ministers reports partial success in Great Falls. Stockholm beer hall proprietor Robert Johnson pledges no more Sunday entertainments, and Mayor Collins vows enforcement of the Sunday gambling law. Some gambling venues will close Sunday while a full ban is avoided to prevent underground activity. The movement aims for cautious, steady progress rather than sweeping reform.
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Great Falls
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Robert Johnson
Stockholm
Collins
Thas
Butte Firm Moves Office to 101 Fast Broadway
Montana Music Co announces relocation of its office to 101 Fast Broadway on December 1 and offers complete stock of Stewart banjos priced from $10 to $50.
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Butte Lighting and Power Company
Fast Broadway
Montana Music Co
Troy Laundry Polishes Shirts Free of Charge in Butte
The hottest thing in Butte is the gleam on shirt fronts after Troy Laundry polishes them free of charge. Mend ing is offered complimentary to customers seeking a sharp finish.
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Butte
Troy Laundry
IBL and RELA Members Call to Funeral of John O’Farrell
Members of the I B L A and RELA are asked to meet at Hibernia hall on Wednesday December 12 at 2 p m to attend the funeral of Brother John O Farrell by order of the president
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Hibernia Hall
John O’farrell
Calkins Displays Greatest Book and Picture Collection in Butte
Calkins showcases books calendars and pictures in a display described as the finest ever shown in Butte highlighting local culture and taste.
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Calkins
Butte
Montana Music Co Promotes String and Reed Instruments
Local shop advertises zithers autoharps flutes accordions harmonicas and related music gear available in town. Targeting amateur and professional players, the listing highlights a range of instruments and accessories for ensemble and solo performances.
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Montana Music Co
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