Anaconda News Reports Italians in Mainville Trouble
In a Mainville fracas four Italian men face assault charges while Le Beau is cleared and awarded costs against Fon Gee. Bonds set at $500 for the Italian defendants who claim innocence and readiness to furnish sureties. Waldron remains hospitalized with doctors cautious over blood poisoning risk. Job printing notes new ball programme styles for the coming season.
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le Beau
Murphy
Fon Gee
Front
Fred Kenyon
Mainville
Tony Guerremno
Tony Ramallo
Mike Sallacci
Mike Givio
Germania
Harry Waldron
The
Standard
Superintendent fills high school English vacancy
The city schools announce that Miss Margaret Brashear has resigned from the high school English post. Superintendent Dale, authorized by the board of education to fill vacancies between meetings, has selected a candidate and will announce the name upon receiving a definite reply. The position is regarded as secured.
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Dale
Margaret Brashear
Board of Education
High School Spotlight Tops Local Importance
A brief note highlights the most important event at the high school, drawing attention to its significance for students and the community.
Professional Crook Gets Heavy Sentence
A single defendant, Thomas Rodgers, pled guilty to petit larceny for stealing three pairs of trousers from Adams department store. Judge McHugh fined him $250 with four months in county jail if unpaid. Rodgers, a professional shoplifter and dope fiend, had two accomplices who fled town.
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Thomas Rodgers
Adams
McHugh
Rodgers
Swell Dinner at Montana Hotel Promises Fine Menu
The Montana hotel hosts a full course dinner with a superior table d hote menu crafted by Dr. Marshall. Dozens of formal and informal parties are planned as guests skip work to enjoy the lavish meal and hospitality.
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Montana
Marshall
Christmas notices and local shopping items in Butte
A collage of short notices lists Christmas events, sales, travel, and social updates. mentions A. O. H. division meeting, furniture for sale, cleaners, holiday bargains, visits from Gold Coin and Butte, births, travel to Salt Lake, and local business ads from Mendenhall and Padovich Polich. Includes a request about carnations and chrysanthemums and framing services.
Appointment to fill vacancy in Cabie district
Eugene Kinerk is named a trustee of the Cabie district to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of A. M. Morrison.
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Ed Eugene Kinerk
Cabie
A. M. Morrison
Engraved calling cards and wedding announcements debut
The Standard's manufacturing department showcases the latest engraving styles for calling cards and wedding announcements. Local buyers can preview patterns and place orders for custom designs.
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Standard
Thomas Thomas Dies After Singing A Song
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Divide reports Thomas Thomas, worker at Maiden Rock lime quarries, collapsed and died after a song and dance during a Christmas celebration. He was a Cornwall native, formerly living in Butte, and had not consumed excessive liquor.
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Divide
Thomas Thomas
Maiden Rock
Thomas
Cornwall
England
Butte
Not Shanghaied, Says Rudolph McCummings
Rudolph McCummings of Janesville Wisconsin denies being shanghaied after a German consul message said he was aboard a vessel at Victoria British Columbia He sailed seven months ago on the Als t r nixie from Portland to the Orient and back and is now in Portland failing to understand the consul's message and says he is in good health.
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Portland
Ore
Rudolph Mc Cummings
Janesville
Wis
Milwaukee Dispatch
Victoria
B. C
McCummings
Associated Press
British Columbia
Christmas Eve in Rome Brims with Feasting and Gifts
Rome on December 24 enjoyed lavish dinners as the pope received 50 pounds of fish from Venice. At the Quirinal the royal family sent many presents to young princesses Yolande and Natalda, mainly dolls. Midnight mass attendance was dampened by rain after a sunny week.
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Rome
Venice
Quirinal
Yolande
Natalda
Tailor Nels Hansen Adjudged Insane in Helena
Nels W. Hansen a tailor on East Sixth Avenue Helena has been adjudged insane in district court and ordered confined in Warm Springs asylum. Doctors Treacy and Tuttle examined him. Union Bank and Trust Co. sought letters of guardianship over Hansen.
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Standard
Helena
Nels W. Hansen
Fast Sixth Avenue
Warm Springs
Mrs Bennett seeks removal of William J Bryan as executor
In New Haven on December 24 the probate court heard an application by Mrs. Bennett and other residuary legatees to remove William J. Bryan as executor of Philo S. Bennett s will. They allege Bryan has neglected duties and conflicts of interest as trustee and in his executor role.
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New Haven, Conn
William J. Bryan
Philo S. Bennett
Runa Over His Foot at Northern Pacific Warehouse
G B Joslyn sustained painful injuries to his foot at the Northern Pacific warehouse on Wednesday while dumping a truck load of angle bars. A wheel ran over his foot, causing a badly crushed and bruised foot with no broken bones.
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The
Standard
Livingston
G. B. Joslyn
Northern Pacific
Parsifal Opens at Metropolitan in New York
Richard Wagner's Parsifal was staged at the Metropolitan Opera House as the first public performance outside Bayreuth. Director Conried led a star cast including Alois Burgstaller Milka Ternina Otto Goritza and Anton Van Rooy with a revelatory reception from a large, reverent audience drawn from across the Northeast and beyond.
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New York
Richard Wagner
Metropolitan Opera House
Europe
Conried
Baireuth
Frau Wagner
Alois Burgstaller
Parsifal
Frau Milka Ternina
Kundry
Herr Blass
Gurnemanz
Anton van Rooy
Amfortas
L. Jose
Tilurel
Otto Goritza
Klingsor
Scaria
Wilegand
Herr Goritza
van Rooy'a Amfortas
Secret supplemental defense estimate for insular possessions
Secretary Root has forwarded a supplemental estimate of 2,526,100 to Congress for defense of Porto Rico, Hawaii, Guam, and the Philippines. The plan aims to begin construction immediately at U S holdings and acquire land for defenses and to protect government property and cable links from San Francisco to Honolulu and Manila.
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Washington
Root
House of Representatives
Treasury Department
United States
Porto Rico
Hawaiian Islands
Guam
Philippines
San Francisco
Territory of
Hawaii
Manila
One Juror Selected in Idaho Springs Dynamiting Case
Georgetown Colorado December 24 The district court adjourned until Monday with only one juror chosen for the Idaho Springs dynamiting trials J E Chandler secretary treasurer of the Idaho Springs miners union who disappeared around the Sun and Moon mine blast and was later arrested in Los Angeles arrived here this evening bond set at 2500 dollars
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Georgetown
Colo
Idaho Springs
J. E. Chandler
Fire Devours Big Store in Memphis Loehwenstein
A large department store owned by B. Loewenstein & Bros. in Memphis Tennessee is burning since shortly before 1 PM. By 2 PM the fire has gained headway with the stock valued around 500000, largely insured, concentrated in the basement where vast quantities of baled and boxed goods are stored.
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Memphis
Tenn
B. Loewenstein & Bros
Freight Rates Boosted by Southern Pacific Tariff Increase
The Southern Pacific announces a west bound tariff advance starting January 18 affecting over 100 commodities. The rise reflects a general price increase driving up handling costs across the system.
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San Francisco
Southern Pacific
Soldiers' Homes Care for 33471 Veterans in year
Brig. Gen. George H. Burton in a tour of national soldiers homes reports that in the last year 33 471 old soldiers were cared for. The annual per capita tax figures are noted in the inspection summary.
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Washington
George H. Burton
National Soldiers’ Homes
Adverse Food Costs Linked to Higher Death Rates
Over three years a 20 percent rise in food costs contributed to higher living expenses. In the past year 1,863 deaths and 3,582 first admissions occurred, making deaths 52 percent of the rise, indicating a notable increase in the death rate.
Quarrel Delayed a Wedding for 30 Years Ends
Dennis J. Daley and Mrs. Catherine Whalen of Chicago wed in Kenosha Wisconsin ending a 30 year quarrel that began in central Illinois. The pair met again in Chicago and reconciled before marrying in the town where they first knew each other, with the old ring restored.
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Dennis J. Daley
Catherine Whalen
Chicago
Kenosha
Wis
Young Daley
Illinois
Whalen
Daly
Demosthenes Births to Oratory Rise in Athens
A Beacon Lights of History piece traces Demosthenes born in ancient Athens seeking oratory. He attends Athenia business college studies penmanship and public speaking, fails to secure posts, and cures his speech with pebbles on the shore reciting poems. He becomes a circus barker boosting gate receipts and develops slang useful to his later career.
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Milwaukee Sentinel
Demosthenes
Athenia Business College
Athens
Demosthenes Theorist Politician Recalled In Obituary
The article recounts Demosthenes as a silver Democrat famed for eloquence and rally leadership. It notes two terms in the legislature, three terms as justice of the peace, and a high profile marriage described with aging flourish. It ends with a ceremonial burial and a quip about his later life.
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Philip
Demosthenes
Waterloo
Punishing Promoters in Shipyard Litigation
Public anger at hollow investment schemes fuels the shipyard dispute and Receiver Smith’s plan to sue promoters. The piece recalls the South Sea bubble, noting promoters faced severe losses and investors eventually received about a third of their original stake, while enduring political scrutiny.
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New York Evening Post
Smith
Times
South Sea
Lord Mahon
Municipal Tree Planting Sets City Example in Kansas City
Park and Cemetery officials credit the city forester for a systematic shade tree planting program. The plan improves thoroughfares, gains property owner confidence, and supports civic embellishment while detailing exact planting and care specifications from the forestry department.
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Park and Cemetery
Kansas City
Department of Forestry
City
Store Huvyler chocolates and Lowney gifts open late
The shop announces holiday hours ending at 12 30 today and 6 30 to 8 00 this evening. It invites customers to find an acceptable present among Huvyler's chocolates and Lowney's candies for any overlooked occasion.
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Huvyler
Lowney
Schilling's Best Promises Better Life and Trade Advancements
A promotional note cites Schilling's Best as a fore runner of improvement in everyday life and commerce, urging readers to seek the product at their local grocer. The message uses marketing phrasing to imply quality and progress.
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Schilling
City Trees Need Care in Early Years for Longevity
The piece argues that street shade trees require attentive care in their first years in the city. It notes nurserymen may deem such care unnecessary under contract systems and stresses that early maintenance determines a tree's future health. Urban conditions demand intelligent tending to ensure each tree becomes a robust specimen.
Bride's Wealth Declares Secret at Mountain Church Wedding
Miss Emma B Nixon of Cincinnati and William J Marshall of Washington wed at Pigeon Creek Presbyterian Church in Somerset township. The bride revealed she possessed a large fortune, surprising her groom and guests as she had long planned an extended wedding trip.
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Washington
Pigeon Creek Presbyterian Church
Somerset Township
Emma B., Nixon
Cincinnati
William J. Marshall
Fayette E. Vernon
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