Children Remembered Christmas Charity Across Town
Festive nocturnal services and tree lightings spread joy as Sunday schools at Mount Bethel Meadervilles Trinity Centerville and Silver Bay churches hosted Christmas entertainments for local children. Generous gifts from Mr Webb, Loose Mercantile, and community groups funded trees and sweets, with Santa Claus delivering nuts, candy, and fruit to every baby.
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Stiebs
Butte
Ami
Mount Bethel Methodist Episcopal
Menderville
Gunderson
Webb
Willa
Ehurel Union
Anw
John Chirgwin
Mttte
Suday
Houce
Chidren
Rudi Childs
Miss Breekman
Mise Rebultz
Asa Glosson
Hagulet
Aniuarls Claus
Winrence
Alec
Inabella Clewelt
Crown
Morgan
Santa Claus
Christmas Eve Weddings In Manderville and City
Christmas Eve ceremonies united Kalacin Teall with Annie Slama at 63 Main Street in Manderville and George D. Wenerslaw with Bertha BaumMann at the Presbyterian church manse. Relatives and friends attended both weddings with receptions and home celebrations following.
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Nev. C.D. Cranch
Afeadery
Ile
Pita
Kalacin Teall
Annie Slama
Manderville
Bitter
Main Stert
Dimins Martin
Annie Richards
George D. Wenerslaw
Bertha C. BaumMann
William M. Shiver
Robert C. McCabe
Orn A. Alter
Orfondawi
Tew
T. I. Choeneveld
Min Hle Radinlinvich
Jai Hee
Ah Mfr
Mae Will Ee
Protestant Union Services at Aelafted Church Morning
The union service at the Aelafted church features Rev George A Alar leading invoking, hymns, and a sermon. A funeral notice for the five year old son of Mr and Mrs Lewis M Law is given for 419 West Grane Ito street with details to follow.
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Uniton
George A. Alalr
Josteinger
Mey
Anton
Fienrdfellon
Beok
Donald
T Yeny
Lewis M. Law
West Grane Ito Street
Funeral for Mrs Tewey Follows to Sacred Heart
The mortal remains of the late Mrs Dan Tewey were escorted from her home by the Southers hotel to Sacred Heart church for a funeral Mass officiated by Path Callahan and other clergy. A large concourse gathered at the Southern hotel before proceeding to the church. Floral tributes testified to the esteem in which the deceased was held in Butte and the valley. Mrs Tewey was a popular figure in the city, with many friends.
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Mra
Dan Tewer
Southers Hotel
Sacred Heart Church
Path Callahan
Tee Southern
Geert
Butte
Ciihehead
Mr. Tewey
Miost
Victim of Dark Passageway in Butte Hotel
A man named Sterling, new to the city and possibly California bound, fell 20 feet from a basement stair into a subway alcove near the Southern hotel. He suffered a broken right leg and was taken to St Teres hospital, where his condition was reported as critical but improving.
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Jascalent
Join Hierling
Te Sas
Sterling
Butte
Intins
California
Ile
Southern
Ttm
Ili
Injured man in Los Angeles street mishap
John Baryon of Colnada was caught under a vehicle on a LA foot level yesterday morning. Injuries are serious but not dangerous with a crushed back and sprain. Dr. W. J. Renick treated him at home.
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John Baryon
Colnada Alreey
Roete
W. J. Renick
Yarrop
Baseball News Roundup of Player Signings and Tours
The article lists multiple signings and negotiations across teams. Notable items include Washington securing a deal, New York Americans planning a southern tour to Atlanta and beyond, Oak Hunt signing a three-year pitcher Feeney, catcher Ziet leaving for next season, St Louis NL club negotiating with pitcher Wings, Cleveland signing outfielder Oira, Chicago Americans preparing to train in New Orleans, pitcher Wiskey weighing minor league options, and Pacific Coast clubs restructuring. The Western league schedule expansion includes Neaver Omaha Colorano Springs Des Moines Stoxenh Lincoln Simi TIL Puebla, with Cleveland listing 28 players including ten pitchers.
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Doc Ndevhby
Waallagton
Musvurg
Viere
Washington
Yok Ameicans
Atlanta
Feeney
Dave Zeat
St. Louis
Jimmy Wings
Salt Lake
Cleveland
Willam Oiiira
Oakland
Chicago Americans
New Orleans
Jick Wiskey
Pacific Coast
Cluts
Sberarmenio
San Prancisco
Portland
AGS
Oalslansl
Neaver
Omaha
Colorano Springs
Des Moines
Stoxenh
Lincoln
Simi Til
Puebla
Clevelani Whin
Staval
Hendon
Rickey
Tonle Amert
Supreme Court Decides Three Cases in Silver Bow County
The supreme court today dismissed three Silver Bow County cases. Regan, ex-sheriff of Silver Bow, was the appellant in a suit over alleged note theft tied to a $200 claim from Shea. The court also denied motions in the probate wil matter and in the state versus Brown, upholding a ruling that struck down a recent game law. It denied rehearing for Marrington versus Stromberg-Mulling.
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Helena
Supreme Court
Tow
Vienne Preme
Shea
Regan
Silver Bow
Regan Waa
Silver Bow County
White
Noateck
Tegan
Charles Colbert
John Woolsbeater
Brown
Marrington
Stromberg-Mulling Company
Rule
Christmas Tree Drama at North Side School
Cherasmas Tree in Poor Special Dispatch reports the Kindergarten department at North Side School displaying a Christmas tree that afternoon. The event aimed at personal gratification was reversed when the presents meant for the tree were donated to the Salvation Army for distribution to city children. Miss Lincoln and Miss Stebbins led the teachers guiding pupils to fill stockings with gifts.
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Standard
Billings
North Side
Tvte
Salvation Army
Tir Misses Lincan
Stebbins
Ghigdran Akule
Bridge Commissioner Recommends Rebuilding Brooklyn Bridge
New York report to the mayor today states Brooklyn Bridge opened in 1883 and an aging suspended structure from anchorage to anchorage is worn and weakened. It requires constant costly repairs to stay safe, making rebuilding imperative.
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New York
Linden
Brooklyn Bridge
Anchorage
Decision halts reopening of homestead dispute near Philipaburg
The General Land Office Acting Commissioner J H Fimple denies the Helena office ruling to reopen the claim of Louis Dumaina against Wilmnia Bongwath over a desert land entry near Philipaburg. The register and receiver of the Helena land office have received the decision from Washington.
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Spacini
Helena
Telsna Land Office
J. H. Fimple
General Land Office
Washington
Louis Dumaina
Wilmnia Bongwath
Philipaburg
Spas Stamos Tatesr
Munroe Returns to Butte Amid Fight Plans and Fevered Buzz
Jack Munroe, famed for standing up to Jeffries, arrives in Butte after a long East stint. He reports good health and learning pace, plans a Sharkey rematch and potential bid against Jeffries, with a two month lead time for a bout in Boston and a San Francisco stopover. He rests at the Florence and reconnects with relatives as Butte متابعة fans cheer.
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Jack Munray
Jeffles
Wutte
Munroe
Manny
Pita Lity
Inne
San Priansey
Dee
Corbett
Hanlon
Miree
Butte
Minges
Tare
Jeffries
Butte Opera House
Tain
Corbett and Hanlon Headed For Their Go
Corbett weighs 132 pounds and is in peak form for a forthcoming match. Hanlon is reported trendy and ready, with training intensifying toward next Tuesday night. Graney of Philadelphia and OArien of Philadelphia are noted as potential opponents in this boxing roundup from Broadway Athletic Club.
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San Francisco
Don
Toung Corbett
Jddie Thanlon
Corbett
Tanion
Ieee
Dale Graney
William J Bryan May See Emperor William
Heri Dec 860 Hilan Bryate arrived here from fil Peters burg. Dy. Otlo Alrendl reports. A member of Wereichsiag and advocate of vimetaliign in Germans, Mr feynn will go to Penhagen and back Saturday. He will be entertained privately at Iineneda by Ambassador Tower. The American chamber will not give Mr Argan a reception Saturday evening. Emperor William attention brought by Baron von Richthofen. audience possible.
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Heri
Hilan Bryate
Peters Burg
Wis
Otlo Alrendl
Wereichsiag
Feynn
Penhagen
Iineneda
Ambassador Tower
American Chamber of Comnever
Argan
Berlin
William
Baron von Richthofen
Foreign Affairs
Local Nobility Amid Christmas Celebrations At Red Lodge
Fragmented item reports a Christmas day event in Car non counts and a ranch wedding planned for G. W. Dawson with Innes M. Dawson and Mary Brockwas. Rev. F. Dunlap to perform nuptials. other notices list several engaged couples including G. E. Tone with Viola A. Moore and David Marion Priecou with Philene Ismily Bellstein. The article notes a bride of sixteen with written parental consent.
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Speckal
Kea
Dee
Carnon
Threats Reported in Milton Banker Kidnapping Plot
Letters from a masked group threaten financier Milton Footie a 51 year old banker from Jasin. Police traced a planned abduction to a bogey outside the city while six officers and several armed men blocked their path. The Mackmailers claim ties to the Cudahy kidnaping case and threaten to spirit away Footie's son.
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Br. Joseph
Dec
Diirecter
Milton ‘Footie
Jasin
Blackmall Eve
Toole
Mfty
Vivo
Treasury allows Philippine land bonds as public deposit security
The secretary of the treasury authorized substitution of Philippine land purchase bonds for government bonds held as security for public deposits. Conditioned that released bonds be used as security for additional ofrenta ion whenever judged by the secretary. Aim to increase national bank supervision.
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Washington
Moo
Secretary of the Treasury
Thorn in Pronatedt Chooses Postoffice Superintendent
Thorn In Pronatedt reports Ervin H. Chop of Vermont, long in charge of postal inspectors’ caster division with base in New York, has been named superintendent of the city deliverers division of the Post Office Department, succeeding Charles J. Y. Hedges who was removed months ago. Mr. Thorpe was considered for the role earlier after Georgia’s dismissal.
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Washington
Ervin HL. Chop
Vermont
New York City
Beon
Charles J
Fearful toad encounters and a walking craze in print
A Malden observer recounts a tense encounter with toads and a snake scented cane scene while detailing a walking craze that swept England and Australia. The piece notes the toads’ fear of the cane and the danger of longdistance walking, including storms, injuries, and deaths among participants.
Walking for health and history in the Paris to New York edge
The article notes a recent Paris event where about a thousand scholars backed a public walk, praising health and pleasure, while a New York Assemblyman completed a 225 mile walk amid mixed public reaction. It then surveys Major John Andre’s wartime execution, the preserved imprisoning house at Tappan near the New York New Jersey line, its restoration, and its current role as a tavern with a preserved Andre prison room attracting visitors.
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Illustrated Sporting News
England
Australia
Tal
France
Paris
Atlantic
Thialand
Howard Conkling
New York
Licely
Joan Andre
Washington
Tappan
New Jersey
Andre
Clyde Filch
Savoy Theater
Charles A. Pike
Teppan
Ons Toom
Rayer
Iis Wile
Andre Prigon
Butter making courses spread in Dalry schools
Dalry schools operate in many states offering short courses in butter and cheese making at agricultural stations. Demonstrations show inferior butter cannot compete with genuine margarine and good butter of quality will fetch real prices. Cleanliness and proper handling are essential to produce quality butter. Advances in butter making methods have raised consumer confidence and helped distinguish genuine butter from counterfeit products.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Dalry
Tmany States
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Thorn
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