Died That Evening at Family Residence
A person passed away that evening at their family residence, with the report noting the death occurred in the home setting.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1913
Page
11
Obscure funeral notice fragments from local paper
Fragmentary notice lists names M. J. Walsh and others with funeral timing at a family residence and references to Wicklund and Wolfe. Details are garbled with scattered placements and unclear dates. Individuals named include George D. Wolfe and several surnames.
McNamara funeral to be held at residence and church
The funeral of John McNamara will be held at his residence 461 Bat Mercury Street with service at 9 o'clock, then proceed to Sacred Heart Church for a high mass. Interment will follow in the family plot at the Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Martin
Marth
Na Street
Wicklund
Storm
McGregor Remainder Shipped to Harlowton Home
The remains of Kate McGregor were shipped from Dugan's undertaking parlor to her home in Harlowton. The note mentions Mrs fry Wertin, aged, and references a crowd at the family home. The report includes fragmented names and places with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aregregor
Kate McGregor
Dugan
Harlowton
Fry Wertin
I Gearn
Dagan
Ahman
Kellabte Undertaker and North Bain Contact
Larry Duggan listed as Kellabte Undertaker with address 422 North Bain and phone number 770 nd. The fragment provides an obituary or business notice indicating funeral services in Kellabte with a listed contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellabte
North Bain Ben
Butte Politician Duncan Faces Faction Clash At Meeting
The article describes Mayor Duncan leading a divided socialist faction in Butte with yellow supporters and red opponents. George Curry, once hostile to the mayor, rejoined the yellow fold, while Billy Sullivan stayed with the reds. Police attended the gathering as tensions rose over control of party headquarters and internal votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan
Socialist Party
George Curry
Butte Miners’ Union
Butte
Curry
Red
Reds
Rede
Yellow
Billy” Sullivan
Thed
A.W. Herrack
Seeenth
Sute
CA. Smith
Herrick
Hoclallat Party
Herrack
Great Falls
Lewistown
Butte Man Passed Worthless Checks Near Great Falls
Butte promoter McPherson allegedly passed a protested draft in Great Falls. His father, a Deadwood banker, allegedly made good the $0 in Butte. McPherson, about to be released, was arrested before boarding a coast train. His wife is reportedly in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Great Falls
Aly
Deadwood
McPherson
Sheri Detscoll
Kellar
Thitte
Hotel and Restaurant Workers Elect Officers in Butte
The Butte hotel and restaurant employees union elected officers last night with P. J. Kean as president, B. M. Smith as treasurer, W. Palmer as recording officer, Joseph Keane as business agent, cronin as trustee, and a board including William Walsh Jess Bromley and Joe Mudro. Charles Mudro led the sick committee and, with F W Cronin, acted as delegates to the Silver Bow Trades and Labor Council. The plan to affiliate with the international union was defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union of Butte Hotel and Restaurant
P. J. Keanent
B. M.smith
Financi
Joseph Keane
Business Acronin
William Walsh
Jess Bromley
Joe Mudro
Charles Mudro
F. W. Cronin
Silver Row ‘Trades and Tabor Council
J. Bromley
P. T Keane
Alfiate
International Union
Damage suit begun by administrator
Public Administrator T. J. filed a damage suit in istelet court against Chicago, Milwaukee St. Paul Railway and others to recover damages from death of Berggren. Berggren was employed as a car repairer and died after being run over while under a freight car near Sixteen, Mont, following engineer orders. Judgment amount listed as 2.85 dollars of a 5 dollars claim. The incident occurred March 11, 1911, and Berggren died within hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J
Gren
Chicago, MI
Waukee & St. Paul Railway Company
Berggren
Meuounty
Mont
Kissinger Sought in Butte by Brother EM Kissinger
Frank Kissinger believed in Butte is sought by his brother EM Kissinger of the McClelland house Uniontown Pennsylvania. The notice names a search linked to the McClelland residence and requests information from the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kissinger
Butte
EM. Kissinger
McClelland House
Uniontown
Meaderville Gymnasium Gift Sets Up New Club Hall
A 225 guest Meaderville Young Men's Club banquet celebrated the completion of a new gymnasium donated by Anaconda Copper Mining Company. Joseph Gueifi introduced Joseph McCamtery as evening chair and F Kelley from Anaconda Copper spoke on good citizenship and the building as a civic asset. Kelley praised the club, urged fair play, and linked athletics to strong minds and citizenship. Gueifi thanked the company, and local leaders lauded the gift with remarks by Downer Bowman Gillie Wharton and Dutty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meaderville Young Men Club
Wos
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Meadervill
Joseph Gueif
Joseph" McCamtery
Mocaitery
F. Kelley
Anaconda
Allmin Companied Crimens
Gillie
Dunshee
Montana
Anaconda Copper Company
Butte
Joseph Guelfl
Anaconda ‘Copper Company
Meaderville
Guelfi
Kelley
A. C. Mini
Stevens Glee Clus Gother
George F. Downer
C.H. Bowman
John Gillie
J. R. Wharton
Joseph Dutty
Sheriff Raids North Main Saloon for Gambling
Sheriff Driscoll Under Sheriff Smitty and Deputy Larkin led a raid on J Murphy saloon and Sullivan’s, arresting John Th Young and Pete Larson on gambling charges. They posted $10 bonds after a complaint that $5 had been lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main Street
Driscoll
Smitty
Larkin
John Th. Young
Sullivan
Heinze Files Bankruptcy Petition in New York
Otto C Heinze, formerly of Otto C Heinze & Co, filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition listing unknown assets and liabilities. He lists secured creditors at about 500000 and unsecured creditors near Roomoon, with prior receivership history and connections to a Butte and New York Heinze family member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Otto C. Heinze
Otto C. Heinze & Co
Roomoon
Heinze
Butte
Butte Briefs Funeral Notices and Births
Horn and Mrs homie Hennetts welcome a child born December 18. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Archie at 109 West Woolman Street. Mrs John Pearce of Missoula returns home after visiting her mother. Brick Wicklund funeral set for Saturday at 1258 Farrell Street. AL Fournier and L M Van Etten preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brick Wicklund
Farrell Street
Accem
AL Fournier
L. M. van Etten
Butte High School Awards Letters To Ten Players
Superintendent Downer Principal Millken and Coach Holste awarded high school athletic letters to ten players including Donnelly Bartzen Rowe Seherek Dahlberg Clinch Phelps McAuliffe Wine Wood Thrasher and Dee. Letters will be restricted next year and captaincy votes were postponed with Donnelly and Winwood absent. Floral Park advertisement and London Chronicle note Asquith Bonar Law to meet for informal home rule talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downer
Millken
A. F. Holste
Butte High School
Donnelly
Bartzen
Rowe
Seherek
Dahlberg
Clinch
Phels
McAuliff
Wine Wood
Reuters
Winwood
Dee
Towe
Floral Park
Also Mentioned on This Page
Home Supply
M. J. Walsh
George D. Wolfe
Tian
Asta Lawrence
Wiench
Mie Rombie
Joseph Richards
Sherman & Reed
Larry Duggan
Ould
Podunk
C. A. Smith
Mise Alma Krieger
Smith
Ther
Rouse
Welcher
East Park
Hertolett! Old Stand
Soma
Feck
Black Fox
Nat. Raccoon Ae
Maten
Cie
Weinberg
Otto Heinze
Butte Briefs
London
Vany Chronicle
Asquith
Andrew Bonar Law
Fountain _ pens of
Quali
Parker Lucky
Curve
Conklin
Paxson & Rockefeller Company
West Park Street
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