Kelley Returns Optimistic About Copper Market Brightening
C F Kelley reassumes vice presidency of Anaconda Copper after election in New York. He reports improving Eastern business conditions and a stronger copper price, signaling a more prosperous industry ahead. Kelley serves as managing director and fills the vacancy left by the late F P Addicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co .F. Kelley
Anaconda Copper Company
Flutte
New York
Kelley
F. P. Addicks
Christmas notes from Butte owners and residents
Butte community items list local businesses and entertainment venues in town including Orton Bros Clothery McLaughin Coal Co and Coliseum dance nights. Also notes city figures Ray Higgins Ironside Dr Hanson O'Donnell Nimmo Barrett Cosgrove and police activity with a disturbance arrest at Park and Main.
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Orton Bros
the Clothery
North Main Street
Coal End Wood
McLaughin Coal Co
the Park
Walkers Fine Rooms
Baltimore
West Park Street
Ray Higgins
Livingston
Ironside
North Main
Hig
Mike
John Barrett
Harry Cosgrove
Park
Main Streets
Italian Society Elects Officers for the Year
The Cristoforo Colombo society, at its meeting yesterday, elected officers for the ensuing term: President P. Giovando, vice president Cc. Actis, second vice president B. Arrigoni, treasurer M. Bobino, secretary J. Locatelli, vice secretary J. Massa, trustees A. Donati S. Locatelli J. Forcella and A. Streito.
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Cristoforo Colombo Society
P. Giovando
Cc. Actis
B. Arrigoni
M. Bobino
J. Locatelli
J. Massa
A. Donati
S. Locatell
J. Forcella
A. Streito
William Murray Remains Survive by Family in West Colusa
William Murray killed in a Saturday West Colusa accident is survived by five children Willie Hannah Katherine May and Frank and three stepchildren B McGrath Pat McGrath and Mrs Walter OBrien. Funeral at 9 Tuesday from 27 East Gagnon Street to St Marys church with high mass. Inquest set for tomorrow.
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William Murray
West Colusa
Willie
Hannah
Katherine
May
Frank
B. McGrath
Pat McGrath
Walter O'Brien
East Gagnon Street
St. Mary's Church
Funeral for Charles Ek Carls Held Tomorrow
The funeral for the late Charles Ek Carls will be held tomorrow at 2 p m from the residence of his sister Mrs William Stephenson 1036 Maryland avenue with Rev C Blackiston officiating.
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Charles Ek. Carls
William Stephenson
Maryland Avenue
8. C. Blackiston
Mayer's Closing One Sale Offers Free Souvenirs
A newspaper note announces Mayer's Closing One sale with free souvenirs for every purchase of one dollar or more. The item lists a promotional giveaway tied to the closure event.
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Mayer
Death of State Senator Ho ward J. Rainey in Chicago
Chicago reports the death of State Senator Ho ward J. Rainey Democrat Ninth district at his home. Rainey had been in San Antonio Texas seeking health and returned to be with his mother after a probable death prognosis. He was known as a longtime Chicago Athletic Association champion strong man and was born in Minneapolis on September 14 1876.
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Chicago
Howard J. Rainey
Rainey
San Antonio
Texas
Chicago Athletic Association
Minneapolis
Ads in Paper Promise Value for Every Reader Today
The notice asserts many readers will find ads in the issue pay for themselves, claiming few will overpay for purchases today and encouraging careful comparison among advertised offers.
Little Ones Merry Around The Tree At Christmas
The eleventh annual Christmas celebration at the Paul Clark home for 58 children featured a tree loaded with presents and festive performances. Trustees and staff distributed gifts from W. A. Clark Jr. and Ralph Rand, while Santa letters guided wants for dresses, sleds, caps, and games. A Christmas feast with turkey followed today.
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Paul Clark
Mabel Jackson
Paul King
Norman McGnnis
Nellie
Margaret Harrington
George A. Shelton
Mr. Shelton
Ralph Rand
Clinton H. Moore
Butte Stores Anticipate Record Christmas Trade
Large department stores report the greatest shopping day in history with heavy Saturday business and late purchases. Many trees and electric candles are noted in homes as florists sell out. Charities provide large dinners for prisoners and the needy, while a Montana State band will play carols on downtown streets. The post office offers a partial holiday with a single delivery while receiversnote busy Christmas week mail observed.
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Butte
Butte Bus'ness
Montana
W. T. Vincent
Trio Treated At Emergency Hospital After Injuries
J Coughlan about 45 was operated on yesterday after a knee stab wound in Missoula led to infection and blood poisoning though his condition is not serious. John Betcher arrived in a drugged seeming state but was found epileptic and later sent home. Con Herron, a miner, fell at Park and Main with a badly sprained ankle.
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J. Coughlan
Missoula
John Betcher
Betcher
Con Herron
Park
Main Streets
They Are All Home Off Season At Hotels Over Christmas
Hotels report lull as travelers head home for Christmas with lobbies deserted and few registrations, mainly state visitors, marking the off season.
Opera bill change for opening night announced
At the request of many patrons the grand opera announces a switch from Il Trovatore to Rigoletto for the opening night. The change aims to better fit audience demand and schedules remain otherwise unchanged.
Pete Dagonich's Christmas Money Mismatch in Butte
A traveler named Pete Dagonich arrived in Butte with $200 four days ago to be economical. He claimed a saloon slept theft cut his coat and trousers and stole the money. He described a masked robber with coal black hair and big socks, while his tale kept changing the amount lost.
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Pete Dagonich
Pete
Butte
9 John Grey Describes Rebel Attack in Chinatown Noodle Parlor
Miner John Grey, about 25, told police he was chased by a single-eyed rebel wielding an axe described as a noodle knife in a South Main street noodle parlor. He claimed Celestials joined the assault and he fled downstairs, but Grey was later arrested until Hum Yow, owner, said Grey acted as a Manchu revolutionary and Grey was released on $25 bond.
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John Grey
China
Main Street
Grey
Hum Yow
Christmas prank triggers repeated false alarm at 42 West Broadway
A practical joker called the fire department to 42 West Broadway yesterday morning causing a wild goose chase and drawing a large Sunday crowd. No one could confirm who sent the alarm. Fire Chief Sanger vows prosecution if suspected, marking a third false alarm at this location.
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West Broadway
Sanger
Premium gifts entice subscribers at Schatzlein's
Standard subscribers paying ten dollars for a year in advance may select from many premium gifts ideal for Christmas. Call and inspect the offerings. Free, choose among four fine pictures with a one dollar cash purchase at Schatzlein's.
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Schatzlein’s
Post Office Eyes Record Mail Volume This Year
Local post office aims to set a high water mark as this year’s mail flow is anticipated to surpass the previous record. Volunteers and workers reported receiving tons of mail yesterday, signaling a surge in activity.
Papal Secretaries Discuss Apostolic Delegates Roles
Rome Dec 24 The papal secretary of state Cardinal Merry del Val conferred with Cardinal Falconi about appointing apostolic delegates to Washington and Manila after vacancies from Mgr Falconio's elevation and Mgr Agul's death. Likely candidates include Mer. Stagni and Mer. Aversa, with Laurentin or Bonzano as alternatives. all have strong English and American affairs experience.
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Rome
Merry del Val
Cardinal Falconin
Washington
Manila
Mgr. Falconio
Mgr Agul
Mer. Stagni
Canada
Mer. Aversa
Cuba
Brazil
Mer. Laurentin
Congregation of the Propaganda
Mer. Bonzano
The
Propaganda College
Gets a Job but Finds It Waiting for Her
James Watts, described by police with a lengthy record, was nabbed in Billings on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. He posed as a contractor in charge of a ditch project and asked a stranger woman to loan him $20 after banking hours, promising to repay when institutions reopened. neither the loan nor the manager job appeared.
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Standard
Billings
James Watts
Watts
Philipsburg Saloonman Harry Knatz Dies at 54
Harry Knatz, longtime Philipsburg saloon operator, died at his home after two months of intense illness. Born in Maryland, he was 54 and survived by three daughters and a son. Miss Lizzie Knatz and Harry Knotz Jr. were at his bedside. Funeral planned in Philipsburg with local cemetery burial.
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Standard
Philipsburg
Harry Knatz
Knatz
Maryland
Miss Lizzie
Harry Knotz Jr
Minneapolis man receives Franz Josef medal for Boxer uprising service
John Jaeger of Minneapolis has been awarded a medal by Emperor Franz Josef commemorating the sixtieth year of his reign. Jaeger, a U.S. citizen, served as an officer in the Austrian army during the expedition to Peking in the Boxer trouble.
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Minneapolis
John Jaeger
Franz Josef
Jaeger
United States
Peking
Coffee Mixture Formula From Civil War Era Adulteration
The article describes a historical coffee blend sold during and after the Civil War era. It outlines a mixture called Best Java coffee with rye, instructions to clean and roast rye separately, grind and pack the blend, and an essence made from boiled molasses mixed with ground Java to boost potency.
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Murray
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Trio
Opema
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ITP
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Alhambra Hot Springs
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Mont
Chickering
Kimball
Smith & Barnes
Estey
Howard
Whitney
King
Majestic
North
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Northern Pacific Railway
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