Butte Welcomes Jack Munroe After Jeffries Showdown
Jack Munroe, famed for lasting four rounds with James J Jeffries, arrives in Butte at 7 40 PM to spend Christmas with friends and later host a boxing exhibition at Suttons Broadway Theatre at 9 PM tomorrow. He rose from miner to national attention after the Jeffries bout and subsequent bouts with Maher Limerick Sharkey and others, aided by manager Clark Ball.
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Jack Munroe
al Limerick
Butte
Munroe
Jack
Sutton
Broadway
Mike Sullivan
Ike Hayes
Helena
California
Pacific Coast
James Jeffries
Sutton’s
Broadway Theater
Bob Fitzsimmons
Jeffries
Jim
Jeff
Gulf of Mexico
Clark Ball
Jeffries-Fitzsimmons Company
Ball
Fitz
Thornton Hotel
Montana
Peter Maher
Maher
Tom Sharkey
Notice to Mill and Smeltermen of Lillicrap Funeral
All members of Mill and Smelter men's union No. 74 W F of M are asked to meet at St Johns Episcopal church on West Broadway on Thursday at 10 a m to attend the funeral of our deceased brother John T Lillicrap. CHARLES MAHONEY President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill and Smeltermen’s Union
No. 74
W. F. of M
St. John's Episcopal Church
West Broadway
John T. Lillicrap
Charles Mahoney
City Council Adopts Quiet Session Amid Lexow Inquiry Deliberations
A brief meeting adjourns after the judiciary committee reports slow progress on Lexow testimony review. Councillors set next Monday to finish reading evidence and Wednesday to decide on any judiciary report. Officials consider claims for sidewalk injuries and a lode right of way, with bids for hardware readvertised and November city bills approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judiciary Committee
Lexow Committee
Council
Larry O'Keefe
W.S. Patterson
M. L. Story
Idaho Street
Finance Committee
Butte Briefs a Montana marriage and mortgage notes
Marriage licenses issued yesterday to A G Ray and Helen Switzer Robert McCave and Ora Slater Joan J Crosswhite and Emma Pauli. A mortgage from Montana Power Transmission Co to United States Mortgage and Trust Co for 50000 filed with county. First mortgage bonds issued for 80 years at five percent interest. Anna McPherson of Whitehall won the Boulder Sentinel piano contest by about 500 votes, judged by T C Glora and Constable G Miller. Donohue to try out for St Louis second bag against three others. Chicago Nationals to train in Los Angeles again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Ray
Helen Switzer
Rkobert McCave
Ora Slater
Joan
Crosswhite
Emma Pauli
Montana Power Transmission Company
United States Mortgage and Trust Company
T. C. Glora
Constable G. ©. Miller
Donohue
St. Louis
Chicago Nationals
Los Angeles
Retail Liquor Dealers Association Adopts Neutral Stand
A meeting of the Retail Liquor Dealers association addressed grievances between local bartenders and the national union. After presentations from both sides, the group voted to remain neutral, work only with union men, and draft resolutions to request employment of union bartenders and limit contracts to local union members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retail Liquor Dealers’ Association
Mullins
Bartenders’ Union
Messrs
Jerry Mullins
Andy Dahl
Frank Walker
Vacation for the Schools
The city public schools closed yesterday and will reopen January 4. Teachers travel for holidays while in many rooms appropriate exercises were held. At the high school a fine programme under Miss Kellett featured piano solo by Irene La Sage, recitation by Nell Fair, vocal duet by Osenbrug and Richey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellett
Irene la Sage
Nell Fair
Osenbrug
Richey
Graduation Exercises for 1904 Class at Grand Opera House
Miss Halford leads musical program by mandolin and guitar club as the first high school class of 1904 holds graduation exercises at the Grand Opera House on January 22. Sixteen candidates are listed for graduation with valedictorian and salutatorian to be decided after final examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Halford
Mandolin and Guitar Club
Grand Opera House
Nell Maude Fair
Zeyune Bonita Halford
Emma Wilhelmina Keppner
Irene la Sage
Esther Lois Armstrong McLeod
Mary Winifred Murphy
Della
Miss Nell Fair Announces Helena Game for Girls Team
Miss Nell Fair manager of the high school girls basketball team says a contest with Helena high school is set for January 8 in the capital city with a return game in Butte about two weeks later. She also notes no plans for a Salt Lake City game and no date set for a game with the condo high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Fair
Helena High School
Capital City
Butte
Salt Lake
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Butte News
James J. Jeffries
Symons
G. D
West
Isabella Opossum
Alaska
Valenciennes
Teneriffe
Duchess
Gibson
Briawest Desi
Selloo
Eskay
Paris
Perrin
Elgin
Waltham
Dan Tewey
Max Blaustein
Sherman & Reed
M. Roberts
Butte Water Company
Siga Brow
J. P. Calan
Coluiuiullee
Butte Briefs
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