Married Men Win Northwest Bowling Series In Butte
In three games the married men defeated the single men 2 to 1. Scores: game totals 935 898, 1011 and 928, with the married side topping the rivals overall by 91 pins. Holmes led with 226, Ellis 217, Todd 214. White 164, Kitto 206, Perham 201. Singles threaten rematch Tuesday night.
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Butte
Northwest
Chicago
Todd
Adams
Hlack
Holmes
Ellis
Sheehan
White
Ma. Kitto
McKinley
Perham
Black
Kitto
Institute elects officers and notes mine sale
The institute elected officers led by President Joseph Chauvin and Secretary Roysaire LeMise. News arrives that the Grant and Hartford mines at Garnet were sold to Butte men for about 2000 dollars, with export work handled by a Butte mining man. A line of sterling silver toilet goods is advertised at Fairfield’s.
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Institute
Presidnt
Joseph Chauvin
Joseph Meunier
Roysaire BE. Lemise
Hector W. CC. Chevrier
M. E. le Blanc
FP. Vadnais
V. Chevrier
D. J. Giard
A. le Blanc
P.O. Chauvin
F. X. Giard
D. Dorals
Henry Avair
Father de Slere
Butte
Grant
Might & Fairfield'’s
Thresher disbarment case rules on Sullivan petition
Judge Harney ruled important points in favor of attorney B S Thresher in Sullivan disbarment proceedings. Objections to the fourth count claiming a misdemeanor were sustained as barred by law, while objections to the other three counts were overruled and Thresher given 15 days to answer. Repeat mentions of unrelated ads about gifts and turkey trees were present in the source text.
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Harney
James Sullivan
Thresher
Sullivan
Stampede to Mayo Creek Rush Grips Stewart River District
Dawson reports from Seattle on December 17 that a stampede to Mayo Creek in the Stewart river district is under way. Prospector finds earlier quiet development by unknown operators with cabins stocked and tools. Locators who did not record claims risk losing holdings as a rush spreads, driven by rumored rich pay dirt and mysterious underground development.
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Seattle
Washb
Dawson
Mayo Creek
Stewart River
Mayo
Boucher's Ad Offers European and American Plans
An old newspaper ad for Bouchers promotes European plan at $1.50 per day and up and American plan at $3 per day and up. It touts finest table west of New York, and lists fine overcoats for $10 alongside a turkey.
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New York
Boucher's
Ratification Steps On Canal Treaty Discussed In Washington
Lord Pauncefoote the British ambassador met Secretary Hay at the state department to plan the next moves after the senate ratified the canal treaty to replace the Clayton-Bulwer pact. Completion hinges on King Edward ratifying and exchanging copies, likely in Washington, with a possible exchange in London.
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Washington
Lord Pauncefote
State Department
Hay
Senate
Faward
London
British Bark Tilamere Abandonment Inquiry Held
The board of inquiry appointed by British Consul Jams Laidlaw met in Portland to probe the Tilamere wreck off Gray's Harbor on Dee 5. Captain Jamieson testified about the voyage from Santa Rosana to the Columbia estuary and the later stranding. All survivors are present for examination as the court sits for several days.
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Portland
Ore
Dee
Jams Laidlaw
Gray's Harbor
Jamieson
Inmore
Santa Rosana
Columbia
French Steamer Kleber Ashore Off Marseilles
Dispatches from Marseilles report the French steamer Kleber ashore east of the Rhone mouth after an ill captain and a missing mate presumed swept overboard. The 52 crew aboard and rescuers from St Louis du Rhone work as wind shifts bring hope of salvage.
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Paris
Marseilles
Cette
France
St. Louie du Rhone
Revolt at Count Palen Estate Near Mitau Sparks Fire
A St Petersburg dispatch reports a peasant revolt at Count Palen’s estate near Mitau, 25 miles from Riga. Peasants seized the castle, set it ablaze, destroyed the gallery, and dispersed as police failed to stop them before reinforcements arrived. Count Palen sits on the imperial council.
Senate Acts to Amend District of Columbia Code
Washington December 17 Senate convened to day reported and passed a joint resolution proposing amendments to the act to establish a code of law for the District of Columbia After routine business the Senate entered executive session at 1235 p m.
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Washington
Senate
District of Columbia
Institute Officers Annual Meeting Report
At the annual meeting the Canadian organization discussed officer elections and ongoing projects. Members heard updates from key committees and set goals for the coming year.
Prisoners Mutiny in Barcelona Jail Suppressed
Madrid correspondent reports Barcelona prison inmates mutinied nearly overpowering guards. Troops were sent to quell the disorder and restore order within the facility.
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London
Madrid
Daily Mail
Barcelona
Sayres Defeats Ratchford in Badger Club Bout
Kid Sayres of Milwaukee won the decision over Billy Ratchford of Chicago on a foul in the second round of a six round go before the Badger Athletic club in Milwaukee Wisconsin on December 17.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Kid Sayres
Billy Ratchford
Chicago
Badger Athletic Club
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Russia
Christie & Leys
North Main St
Butte News
Thin Little Vale
Rookwood
Fairfield's
Might & Fairfield's
Wilson Drug Company
South Arizona Street
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Thornton Hotel
Edward
Coples
Ebony
Gibson
Webster’s Dictionary
Standard
Calkins’ Book Store
N. Main Street
Court of Inquiry
Sayres
Ratchford
Morocco
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