Various Notes and Ads From Butte Current
The clipping lists misc items including clothing sales at the Clothery Adv, coal and rental ads from McLaughlin Coal Co and Orton Bros, travel notices for Alex to Portland and John Knoble to Des Moines, a merchants lunch at the Box, wine and delicacies at Lisa's, and dining at The Baron. Also mentions Christmas dinners at emergency hospital, a joint installation of officers for local chapters, a lecture at Temple B'nai Israel, the death of George McDonald’s mother in Edmonton, and several marriage licenses issued in Butte. Burroughs Adding Machine loan offer for firms during the victory period with sample machines for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jochida
Walker's
Coalwond
McLaughlin Coal Co
Orton Bros
Alex
Portland
John Knoble
Des Moines
Iowa
Ady
Yepen Bros
Aviz
Metlure’s
Munsey
Everybody's
Aygosy
Tew
Institute
Butts Chapter
Ruth
Mnia
Manonie Seviple
U’clack Sharp
Temple B'nai Israel
Washington
Galena
Wittenberg
A. Hamilton
Stacey
Mont
Mamis Dwyer
Butte
Thomas R Fairbanks
Badlth I. Ball
Butle
Edoward Lambert
Myrtle Noni
Deer Loge
Burroughs Adding Machine Company
Fieriod
Hale
Burroughs
SAMCO
Lewisunn
Education man steals from woman over debt to finish studies
In Origens Dec 28 a man posing as a college student wrote to Mrs. Thomas B. Smith a Regers Park widow admitting he stole jewels valued at 2500 to fund his education. He planned a meeting to return the gems for 250 but the letter arrived late. He said he would graduate in June and feared losing three years of study. Also notes: St Pierre crew of the schooner Algine survived wreck, men landed on Vainquéurs island after abandoning ship. Joan Cheegan, a Holst miner, fell on an icy walk and broke his right leg, taken to St. James Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohriags
Chicaso College
Thomas B. Smith
Regers Park
St. Pierre
Duquelon
Vainquéuers Island
Joan Cheegan
Ahutt
Cook Dies At Work In Butte Kitchen
A cook named Hanna collapsed and died at a restaurant on East Broadway while cooking. Coroner took the body to Walsh's undertaking rooms. Another man, Tod Matson, died in a city jail cell after being arrested for stealing chickens. Detectives identified three other chickens as property in a separate case.
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Hanna
Fie
Butte
Baker City
Ore
Eagles
Tod Matson
Wyoming Street
Jai Arcoholisu
Matson
Walsh
East Park Street
Harkins
Siew
Fountain Road House Inquiry Targets Local Resort
Beryl Hastings claimed the Fountain Road house. Freda Nash a singer and Join Smith faced police court yesterday on vagrancy charges. They and other defendants reserved pleas and sought a trial continuance to 2 p.m. today, which the magistrate granted. In Fogton, December 23 a wireless Christmas greeting aired for the first time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beryl Hastings
Clargs
Fountain
Freda Nash
Smith
Mara Island Navy Yard Voices From Warrenton Radio
The Mara Island navy yard commandant Captain Mayo sent wishes from the Warrenton radio station to convey regards from navy yard officers and the navy and marine corps for a Merry Christmas and a New Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mara Island
Saloon owner guilty of permitting gambling in court
Richard Cagall, operator of a saloon at 401 East Broadway, was fined 25 dollars after being found guilty of permitting gambling. Patrolman Withnan testified to card games for money involving John Danforth and Paul Seta, who were dismissed. Additional fines were levied for an automatic plane incident, while Stephen Green was dismissed on a disturbance charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polles
Richard Cagall
Sitooh
Tast Broadway
Withnan
John Danforth
Paul Seta
Danford
Setno
Canster Wits
Matt Doric
Patrohoda
Coal Shortage Fears vs. Soft Coal Sufficiency Across State Metropolis
In State Metropolis a tax on hard coal concerns dealers as reports say less than five carloads of anthracite are used locally. Officials claim no shortage this winter due to Montana Wyoming soft coal meeting demand. Meanwhile rich residents burn hard coal and face high prices while transport bottlenecks keep markets tight for hard coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ils Alge
United States
Montana
Hearhy
Wyoming
Mihion
Butte
Sos
Tlg
Dion
Oies
Twenty-Five Dollar Bet On Smoking A Ten Inch Cigar
Morris G. Murray aims to win $25 by smoking a ten inch cigar as the betmaker Joel Allen of Round Up Coal backs the wager. Murray will try to complete the feat within a week despite illness, claiming the cigar’s bulk hinders normal use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris G. Murray
Chicago, Milwaukee & Puset Hound Railway
Uptown
San
Joel
Docs Allen
Roundup Coal Company
Murray
Havana
Ailen
California
Murray Promiecy
Bishop Washington Feeds Hungry at Christmas Feast
Bishop G. W. Washington of St. Mary’s Church hosts a Christmas dinner at East Park Street, offering toast geese and assorted dishes for the homeless and friendless. The event drew attendees from miles away, with hospitality and gratitude noted for the charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Washington
St. Mary's Church
East Park Street
Snow fines and appeals heard in police court
In Police Court yesterday five of Smith & Shewe firm were fined for snow on walks in the 1800 block of Harrison Avenue. Mr Shews appealed. Edward St John, saloon proprietor at Wyoming and Quartz streets, sought $1. Attorneys Clinton and Barnard were dismissed after proving they had no charge of property at Galena and Wyoming streets.
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Policn Cour
Smith & Shewe
Harrison Ave
Shews
Edward St. John
Wyoming
Attomney
L. Clinton
A.W. Barnard
Galena
Wyoming Streets
Buckley Re elected President of Walkerville Leavers Group
David Buckley was re elected president of the Walkerville Leavers Prospectors association. John Sweatent Abraham Barton and John OTerrs named as vice president treasurer and secretary respectively. Tastalla Yow event set for next week with winter social times in prospect. Mrs John C Tresgter of Decatur advocates laws banning manufacture of harmful additives and deleterious goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Buckley
Walkerville Leavers
Nnst
Prospectors
John Sweatent
Abraham, Barton
John Oterrs
Prospect
Neutrality probe nears Mexico aid agents disputes
A Washington inquiry examines alleged improper methods by U S agents enforcing neutrality laws in Mexico and the role of a special agent. Reports fault federal conduct and say the probe follows a disputed neutrality resolution guiding arms to the Mexican government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Doe
Wickersbivin Novosti
Uns
Prolint
Taft
Cate
Department of Sus Les
Sottineen
Vevalton Chatman Win
Smile
Win
Tmm
Cone Breas
Mexico
Tice
Trovente
Prien
Aviteicn Ausemtls
Mesleo
United States
Geneal
Tt Ja
Alexican
Arma
Speclile
Ioroner
Csaid
Tee Ate Loruey
Ha Alstalssal
Jong
Inaugural Plans Advance For Military Parade
A newspaper summary notes plans for an inaugural event featuring a national guard display and participation by Washington troops and governors. It details proposed routes from Chicago to Atlanta, anticipated transportation costs, and the need for congressional funding at the next session.
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Warhingter
Elief Als
Cinalias
Vice
Roll White
Lientien
Corbin
Wilson
National Guard
Uys
Yarioun
Washington
Uvomsain
Chichgo
Athutta
Geovunl
Congress
Local case pleads guilty to pollen epork charge
Devianinn TLarey pleaded guilty through attorney A. Crank to a charge of exceeding the append limit and paid a $20 fine. Police Magistrate Booker filed the complaint after observing the Largey machine exceed the limit. Captain O Dri¢m served the warrant. Largey was absent from court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devianinn Tlarey Vertemlay Flor Noon
Blg
A. Crank
Autoniobio
Largey
Largey Wis
Questions and Answers from an old survey page
A fragmented set of trivia items asks about mountain heights election methods population comparisons and capacities of venues. It mentions Mount Everest as highest, direct election concepts, voting figures, and capacities for a Chicago arena and the Mormon complex, with scattered numbers and questions about distances by water.
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Asia
Lyane
Montana
Wwe
Gan Hive
New York
Advertising Method Dispute Tangles Park Stock Promotion
New York December reports read in court show letters between A Eb Wixner and John J Meyers on a federal park stock fraud case. Meyers allegedly objected to advertising methods promoted by Wixner and to certain promotional statements about the Black Oak mine and ore tonnage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
A. Eb
Wixner
John J. Meyers
Meyers
Wister
Black Oak
Palak
Laymond T. Bernier
Enlitoe Vl
Loeshat
Quarrel Over Money Ends in Killing of Stepfather
Port Orchard Wash Bee 266 Way Newmga county clerk of Téltzan hunted shot and killed his stepfather Sal Paver last night at Felto wn entity Newt beckere vis Made a murdering attack to him and that he was obliged to stret 4Q self defense Newman and his wife Jett Port Orchard to spend Wariskins with Newman's mother and his stone father Davis was 8 years old and a driver for a livery stable Newman who is tntal at Hheston said that he and his stepfather quar reled over money due the old man from his stepson Mawman says Davis feet three shots at him with a rife and Nilessd and that he then opened fre with a pistol and bullet going through the old man's stomach and two through Ms back
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Orchard
Wash
Bee
Newmga
Téltzan
Sal Paver
Feltown
Newt Beckerevis
Newman
Jett Port Orchard
Wariskins
Davis
Tntal
Hheston
Mawman
Oller Wellners
Deyls
Largest filing fee paid under protest in Montana case
Special Dispatch reports that a Montana secretary of state filing set a record protest fee of 20,431 dollars in a dispute involving a railway and a mining concern. The protest challenges the calculation under the capital stock basis and federal provisions. The Anaconda Copper Mining Company recorded the next largest fee, about 1,160 dollars, with Tugel and other parties also filing sizable protests under state statutes.
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Thelen
Montana
Muwwankea
Stuget Sound Trailway
Puget
Sanrio
Wheeling
Fea
Tacolo
Ie St! Paw
Thunn
Waseh & Mall
Ina
Tugel
Whan
Major Jordan Transfer in Army Work Noted
A report indicates Major Jordan will transfer within army work. Details are garbled but reference is made to shifts among corps and possible leadership changes affecting ongoing duties.
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Jordan
Enarae
Fey
Aha
Ferdan
Forlon
Saloon Men Arrested For Alleged Disturbers
Police arrested several saloon workers and associates after alleged disturbances near Moon Night and Moon Wight saloons. Charges include allowing a disturbance and assault. one man released on bail after midnight, others held under city council authority as Fire Chief Sanger distributed winter gloves and caps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sesyeur Fast Bight
Manglnin
Hay ‘Taylor
Noral
Sohn Drtferrick
Duihy Py Ish
Fastark Street
Charaetery Kane
Moon Wight
Mike O'Donnell
Peter
Joseph Connoll
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Butte News
East Broadway
Miner
Solu
Belnx
Christany Duper
Fountain Road House
Winpless
Fogton
North Main
Mator
TIRED
Dys
McKendry
Vanpifio
Garner Park and
Dakota Sta
State Metropolis
Agimoker
Tutte
Bishop Washington
John C. Tresgter
Decatur
Menipan Investigation
Comitar
Madeno
Wickersham
Nebela
Severmunnd
Mrjin Awit Einmynlilonn
Equilar
Harper’s Grocery and Creamery
Nevada Ave
Dent Aij
Ne Corp
Wich Brass Band
Hunt
Byrne
Alhambra
Hot Springs
Great Northern Railroad
Sullivan, Proprietor
Mose Linz
Nain Street
Society Brand
Broadway
Thuge
Savil Belasco
David Belasco
Pisey
Peter Grimm
Belasco’s
Mult
the Frank Rich Co
New York Chase-Sister Company
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