Death follows twin losses in Curnow family
Thomas Curnow died suddenly on the return from burying a brother in Indiana while Richard Curnow had just delivered notice of Christies visit. The 62 year old England native had lived in this country 29 years and worked at the Pennsylvania mine for 15. He left a wife two daughters Hazel and Grace and a son Preddle. Funeral is set for Wednesday at their home on South Ohio street with Rev A D Batcholor officiating. Miner's consumption was listed as the cause of death. Orton Bros advertise pianos and organs on Main Street.
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Thomas H. Curnow
Curnow
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Wickesbarre
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Butte
Ela
Thomas
England
Pennsylvania Ming
Frinas
Miner
Duty of church members urged against worldly shopping
The First Presbyterian sermon urged church members to avoid Saturday night shopping that steals time from Sunday worship. Pastor tied church duties to early preparation, noting the origin of church organization and stressing attendance at morning evening and midweek services to commune with God. He warned of the empty pew, heart, city, and heaven.
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First Presbyterian Church
Jesus
Membe
John G. Paton
South Sea Islands
City Council Eyes Possible Extra Meeting for 1909
The council may convene again this year to resolve pending items before year’s end. A light-rate deal with the electric company prompts possible special sessions to ratify terms for city and consumers. Police Captain Norton faces inquiry over actions aiding a streetcar suit. The building committee plans emergency hospital furniture and detention area updates behind city hall.
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Bo Vxien
Connec
Hag
Light Company
Light Committee
Butte
New York
Norton
Dra
Butte Montana Business Agency Changes and Notices
A notice shows Schwartzechil & Sulzberger Co ending representation in Montana and Morris & Co. taking charge, with outgoing agents in Butte. Also listed are local businesses Olsen & Christian block Wyoming and Tron streets, Rabbitt & Nevin, and Deem piano house. The item includes obituaries for Mrs Anne Moroney and funeral details for Thomas H. Curnow, plus holiday ads and shipping notices.
Living Through the Dead Lecture at Good Templars Hall
The Rev Max Hoffman lectured about spiritualism and life after death at Good Templars Hall. He claimed Christ did not rise in the flesh, argued against capital punishment, and recounted psychic demonstrations including a photograph showing a deceased sister. Attendees heard personal spirit messages and warnings.
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Christ
Judas
Ureachius Snirttiatlam
Suinirter
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