No Butte Orphans In Need Of Home
Arthur Coleman of Addy Washington offers to adopt two of the homeless Butte orphans after reading a Spokane paper. Six children remain at the county poor farm with relatives having taken in most others. the eldest brother wants to educate his younger siblings and keep them together. Mrs. Grigg and Mrs. Dennison note misstatements about 60 orphans and report six children at the farm, none ill.
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Arthur Coleman
Addy Wash
Spokane
Butte
Coleman
Goodwin
Mr. Coleman
T. A. Grigg
Heaviest bail fixed in Badorek case shocks county court
In Silver Bow County Judge Dwyer set bail at twenty thousand dollars for Mike Badorek charged with a statutory offense. Badorek appeared with attorney Frank Lenz and pled not guilty. The docket lists further cases including John J. Sullivan for murder and John Reynolds on grand larceny with trials scheduled from December 30 onward.
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Silver Bow
Dwyer
Mike Badorek
Dadorek
Frank Lenz
Lenz
John J. Sullivan
Emory Cupples
Jackson
John Reynolds
OWS
Quong Wing
Fred Farlinger
Pete Obradovich
Miner Larson
Stewart Galloway
Ed Shea
Foreman Stabbed at Stewart Mine After Altercation
Charles Bonner foreman of the Stewart mine was stabbed in the side with a lamp stick by William Gibson after a dispute. Bonner was treated at a Butte hospital and returned home. An assistant foreman was stabbed in the hand. Gibson faced first degree assault charges and was jailed.
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Charles Bonner
Stewart
William Gibson
Bonner
Butte Hospital
West Broadway
Gibson
Murphy
Power
Judge Wines Retires From Active Practice in Butte
Judge Josiah L. Wines ends a 52 year career as a practicing attorney. He came to Butte from Nevada about 25 years ago and previously practiced in Topeka after being admitted in 1866. He will winter in southern California with Mrs. Wines while summers remain in Butte.
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Josiah L. Wines
Butte
California
Oregon
Silver Bow County
Wines
Mrs. Murray Accepts Seattle Move To Open Specialty Shop
Mrs. Alice B. Murray, long time buyer and manager in Hennessy’s ready to wear department, has resigned and plans to open a specialty shop in a favorable location in Seattle Washington. Her friends in Butte and store coworkers regret her departure but wish her success in the new undertaking.
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Alice B. Murray
Hennessy’s
Dr Donohue improving after automobile collision
Reports from his home indicate Dr. D J Donohue is rapidly recovering from injuries sustained when his car collided with a street car more than two weeks ago.
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D. J. Donohue
Sweden's unions report 186,146 members in 12 months
Sweden's trade unions recorded 186,146 members for the previous year. The figure reflects active membership across various unions, underscoring ongoing labor organization in the country.
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Sweden
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Mrs. Murray
Seattle
DR. Donohue
Lee
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Aimal
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Kurtzman
Kimball
Orton Bros
Hensel
Hardman
Estey
Stuyvesant
Georgette Crepe
Batiste
Windsor
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