Fourth fall leads to another death at St Patrick's School
Laborer Dennis Scanion found the body of Leon Patcheron, a 62 year old Butte resident and laborer, at the foot of the basement stairs in St Patrick's parochial school. Patcheron weighed 200 pounds and died from a fractured neck as his body was frozen. This marks the fourth fatal neck fracture in four days after incidents near a school of mines and at the Great Northern yards and a roadhouse near Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Scanion
St. Patrick's
Scanton
Leon Patcheron
Ron
Butte
Patcheron
Duggan
Ase
Fred Tichard
School of Mines
Louis Kapeye
Great Northern
Walter Sinox
Ole Roland
Georgetown
Merry Minstrel Maids Return To Butte
The Merry Minstrel Maids announced a return engagement in Butte after a four night run at Broadway theater. The all girl troupe promises a new show with fresh songs dances and makeup likely to draw full houses. The company lauded for clever lively entertainment and clean family style performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Minstrel Maids
Butte
Butte Briefs Best piano bargains and local travel
Best makes of pianos and player pianos sold by Sherman Music company in the Phoenix building Butte. Mr and Mrs Charles Bryant and family depart for a Southern California visit. Edith Welling goes to Berkeley for the holidays. George Hee, telegrapher, spends a few days at home. William Herman returns from Spokane after Christmas. Charles Walgamatt to log operations at Logging Creek for the Butte Pensacola Copper Mining Co. Willis Krattcer ships four carloads of cattle to Butte. Charles Bryan and daughter Amoretta Bryan with two sons in Butte en route to Los Angeles for the holidays. Mrs Wilkinson hosts Christmas dinner with Mr Wilkinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Muste Company
Phoenix
Butte
Charles Bryant
Southern
California
Edith Welling
Berkeley
Sherman Music. Company
George Hee
Helens Fa
William Herman
Northern Pacific
Spokane
Charles $. Walgamatt
Logging Creek
Butte & Pensacola Copper Mining Company
Willis Krattcer
Manhattan
Charles Bryan
Bridges
Amoretta Bryan
Los Angeles
Mia
Edward C. Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Montana Artivals Names Pack For State Event
A long list of Montanans from Helena Lewistown Butte Dillon Missoula Great Falls and other towns appears naming Thornton Fred Huber Ditton B Payne Alice Prittner W H Cook Miles Romney H 8 Magraw S V Stewart D W Raymond G Rodgers Earl Peets Robert Jones J J Higgins M Asping C W Pullar Lphsbor Co Puiton G L Strckter Finlen J A Strands immigrant J E Allen Mt flouse Nicolson HM Lanning George F Ingram H F Noyd Aconia George Horskens Bessie Desselt Jeffers Lashlabeau Rabure Stokes Throcroy E E Shepherd among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton
Fred Huber
Ditton
B. Payne
Alice Prittner
Helena
W. H Cook
Missoula
G. L. Strckter
Great Paris
Finlen
J. A. Strands
J. E. Allen
Lewistown
Bessie Desselt
Dillonders
Jeffers
F. Lashlabeau
Billings
Jt Rabure
Livingston
J. H. Stokes
Great Falls
Mr. and ‘Mra
Brothers Drown at Reservoir Bottom in California
In Redding California on December 27 two brothers aged 11 and 6 were found drowned at the bottom of a reservoir near Olinda. A passerby noted a gun and hat on shore suggesting foul play and a possible investigation. A rope rescue party retrieved the bodies as daylight faded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redding
Cal
John Bastain
Richard
Olinda
New Henrietta stars Crane and Fairbanks at Knickerbocker
William H. Crane and Douglas Fairbanks headline the Knickerbocker in The New Henrietta a modernized version of Bronson Howard’s play with Crane as Nicholas Van Alstyne and Fairbanks as Bertie the Lamb Amelia Bingham also shines Opdyke the widow at Mex Opdyke The Strange Woman moves to Gaiety The Little Cafe at New Amsterdam draws capacity crowds and Klaw Erlanger announce new productions in early 1910s New York theater scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
New York
Knickerbocker
William H. Crane
Douglas Fairbanks
Winchell Smith
Victor Mapes
Bronson Howard
Mr. Crane
Nicholas van Alstyne
Mr. Fairbanks
Bertie the Lamb
Bertie
Atle
Ing
Chorus
Kian & Erlanger
Glen MacDonough
Lal Man Kingsbury
Marion Abbott
Cyril
Maude
Walee Theater
Beee
John Regan
Hudson Theater
Liebier
Hagenbach
Joseph
Barnaley
Hall Caine
Woice Christian
Vita |Graph’ Company of America
Fiebler Company
Viola
Allen
Anna Helda
Mihe
Forty-fourth Street
Emma Wehlen
Connie Edi Madatein Seymour
George Grosmith
Kyat
Darma Leigh
Secret
Francis Star
Henri Bernstein
Gabrielle
Actta
Paris
Madame Simone
Miss Starr
Ana
Olara
O'Hara
Fiske
St Louis
Plymouth Theater
Boston
Margaret_ Anglin
Cme
Antony and Cleo
Theatrical Notes and New Attractions Listed
A Charles Anglin Cleopatra version proposed by a Shakespearean expert is to be staged at the Criterion with a strong supporting cast. Mabel and Edith Tallaferro star in Young Wisdom at the same venue. We Are Seven at Maxine Elliott explores eugenics and urban issues with Russ Whytal delivering standout acting. Troupe highlights include Toles in a new musical from Robert W. Chambers at Longacre, Adele moving to Harris, Willie Collier at Hudson, Maude Adams at Empire, The Philanderer at Little, and Disraeli starring George Arliss with May Trewin in Widow by Proxy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patra
Miss Anglin
Cleo
Fuller Mellish
Ian McLaren
Eric Blind
Criterion Theater
Mabel
Edith Tallaferro
Maxine Elliott
Russ Whytal
Tole
Robert W. Chamber
H. Hi. Frazee
Frank Lawlor
Longacre
Adele
Harris
Willie Collier
Regan
The
Hudson
Maude Adams
Empire
J. M. Barrie
Leonora
Philanderer
Little Theater
May ‘Trewin
George Arliss
Disraeli
Nancy Sykes
New Croatian Diet Opens Amid Riotous Session
In Agram Croatia the new Croatian diet opened formally and adjourned amid riotous protests over next meeting date. Opponent Mileusenic presided then Taskan took over as fighting broke out with trumpets and clamor at the evening session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agram
Croatia
Mileusenic
Taskan
Lran
Bel
Peanut bran grades and fat content discussed in German studies
Handbooks from German agricultural stations note that peanut bran varies in fat content. The fine meal contains up to 5.85 percent fat, while true peanut bran from ground red skins ranges 9.3 to 18.2 percent fat with an average around 12.3 percent. Imports of peanut bran from the United States are not current though duties may change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Germany
Union of Agriculture Experiment Station
Emmerin
Lem
Robbery claim used to explain disturbance at club
Frankie Moore pleaded that she was robbed after a clash in a restricted district. She said an unknown man knocked her down at the Autumn Leaf colored club and stole $20 from a concealed stocking. The court dismissed the case and promised to pursue the alleged robber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankie Moore
Booker
Wand
New Officers Installed by Royal Arch Masons Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge chapter No. 3 Royal Arch Masons installed officers for 1914 led by excellent high priest W. P. Mitchell with J. Scribe J. B. Alexander and captain of the host A. B. Ayres. Others include Juttner royal arch captain H. W. Burton and rabbis mentioned. Retiring grand masters named: Robert E. Rundell Charles Jackman and others.
Funeral for Mrs. Osenbrug to arrive in Butte
The body of Mrs. Jacob Osenbrug, who died on a hotel sixth floor in Los Angeles, is en route to Butte with husband and son Arthur and will arrive tomorrow morning. A Pennsylvania son is expected in Butte tomorrow. funeral arrangements await his arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Osenbrug
Los Angeles
Frisco telegraphers set strike after failing talks
Springfield Mo December note says the strike committee of the Order of Railway Telegraphers ordered a St Louis San Francisco line walkout if talks with railroad receivers fail Monday morning. About 1,189 men on the system are pledged to strike. families to be cared for by the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Order of Railway Telegraphers_ ton
St. Louis & San Francisco
Frisco
St. Louis
C.J. Kelso
St Louis Hotel Fire Displaces 150 Guests
Fire at the St Regis hotel in downtown St Louis forces 150 guests to flee in their nightwear. Flames jumped across the alley and damaged upper floors threatening windows. Six injuries reported from falling embers and debris. Downtown businesses including Adams Stamp Harris Shoe McKnight Tailoring and Young Women’s softball association affected by smoke and disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Dee
St. Regis
Bremen
W ‘and
Foot
Adams Stamp Company
Harris Shoe Company
McKnight Tailoring Company
Young Women's Horse Tank Association
Peanut bran noted in German feed studies
A fragmentary report describes peanut bran formed from peanut shells in Germany used as rock feeding. It cites kernel content, shell percentages, and fat recovery with mixed feeds, noting values from 10 to 46 marks and suggesting variable processing outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Brande
Tora Marie
Tony
Yale Men Earn 72 000 Year for Tuition Aid
Yale students largely self support their education by earnings. About 644 men, nearly a seventh of enrollment, earn wages while studying. Some earn over 10 000 yearly but many live on under 500 a year with board from campus clubs. Teachers, drivers, clerks, engineers and researchers contribute, with the top earners in teaching averaging 215 annually and some students earning above 4 000 in summer work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rum
New York Sun Fale
Ateas
Yale
Falemen
Yal
Ine
Shemfeld Selentine School
Eiventeen
Bureau of Nels
Simmers White
Stuaien
IAD Dod From the Pittsburg Post
Testimony from a five year do catcher who has been bitten over 135 times. He says he fears not mad dogs and disputes rabies panic. He notes frothing dogs seek water on hot days and laments lack of drinking spots for dogs in parts of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Busin
Fred Richard Hid Riches As Mountain Runaway Ends Life
A county coroner reports Fred Richard, a frugal teamster from near the Nettie mine, died after a runaway wagon. Evidence suggests a miserly life with possible hidden cash and two certificates of deposit found on his shoes. Neighbors say he lived alone and spent little, while authorities search his remote shack for further riches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Richard
Nettie
School of Mines
Richard
Harrington
Fitchard
Silver Bow
Geneal
Archie
J. Morrey
Morrey
W. Walsh
Nettie i
Walsh
Judging by Camera to Be Used at Paris Race Meeting
An automatic photographic device for judging races has proven successful in France and will be used at the next Paris international race meeting. A camera aligned with the winning post records the finish when the winning horse breaks a thread triggering an electrically controlled shutter. A similar device was used at Stockholm during the last Olympic games, mainly as supplementary evidence in disputed finishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paris
Stockholm
Butte Blue Lodges Install Officers in Masonic Ceremony
Four Butte lodges held their annual installation at the Masonic temple with a banquet for 260 Masons. Officers for the ensuing year included Noo J Amun W Mis Downing treasurer ch secretary JW Marton and others across the four lodges. Alderman L A Smith and Rev G Wolfe spoke during the event with toasts on Lodge in Montana and Masonic ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Offcers
Butte
Masonic Temple
Noo BJ. Amun
W. Mis
Downing
JW. Marton
B Dig E
Mount Moriah
Hartzel
Anus McLeod
James G. Cocking
Ds Waller
Dally
Artmie Mt Wade
RH Wearing
George J. Lee
Malcom Gillis
L. A. Smith
Lodge
Montana
Street Railway Traffic Heavy for the Holidays
The Street Railway company reports a record holiday week with 32 771 passengers on December 24 and heavy traffic on most lines. Weather was favorable and blockades were rare though delays occurred at Butte crossing during peak evening hours. Typhoid fever cases exceeded 200 in New York City in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Street Railway Company
Columbia Gardens
Court Lo
South Butte
New York City
Mrs Ada Zahn seeks divorce from Bernhard Zahn in New York
Ada E Zahn of New York files for divorce from Bernhard Zahn, Sayles Zahn Co treasurer. Separated three years, summons served, she seeks alimony of 5000 dollars. They married in Irvington New Jersey in 1900, troubles began within a year, Zahn now at Whitestone Long Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada E. Zahn
New York
Bernhard Zahn
Sayles-Zahn Company
Whitestone
L. I
Zahn
Irvington
N. J
Mr. Zahn
Horace Stanley Stevens
Also Mentioned on This Page
Leon Paiclleron
Butte Briefs
Artuvals
Crane
Montana Mines and Industries
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Anaconda Hill
Pennsylvania
Hut
Niber
Butte & Boston
John Andrews
Royal Arch
Osendrug Funeral
Opures
Broadway
Tey
C K.' Rexroad
Frisco Line
Louis
IAD Dod
Veam
Butte Blue Lodges
Malcolm Gillis
Ernar, Zahn
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