Union settles music trouble at Suttons Theater in Butte
The Musicians' union and Manager Sutton reach an agreement for an in house Butte orchestra at Suttons Theater. Miss Karman retires as leader, Professor A Rossner directs a smaller group. Only four pieces replace nine as good musicians remain scarce and former players face reinstatement doubts. Orton Bros. advertising piano and organ sales at 219 N Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musicians’ Union of
Butte
Sutton
Opera House
Orton Bros
N. Main Street
Claim Jump Night Sparks Talk of Relocation and Risk
The piece describes a widespread sale of blanks to be placed on mountainside posts after midnight as a claimed rush to relocate unrepresented mines. It warns that unrepresented claims may pass to the federal government and notes past New Year incidents of gunfire, while stressing the need for proper representation to avoid reclamation.
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Butte
Uncle Sam
Here
Welsh Concert Tonight At Fellows Ball
A concert is planned for this evening at the 064 Fellows ball on West Broadway under the Welsh church. Numerous noted singers are slated to perform.
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West Broadway
Welsh Church
Welsh and English Song Concert Held in Butte
A mixed concert featuring Welsh and English songs drew an audience in Butte. The event showcased about 4 singers among the Welsh community and promised good music. A social hour followed the performance and will continue into the new year.
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Butte
Butte Visitors and Residents Listed at Finlen and Thornton
Butte brief notes show Sharkey of Billings at the Finlen FE H Burch of Havre in the city on business J M Hartley arrived from Missoula W A Ray of Neihart registered at the Finlen J O Reed from Missoula among yesterday's arrivals Mr and Mrs T J Porter of Miles City visiting in Butte Joe Witchworth of Deer Lodge at the Thornton J A Koontz from Anaconda and Mr and Mrs D MacDonald of Anaconda registered at the Thornton T D Powell of Hecla at the Butte Mrs T J Gilmore of Helena visiting in the city.
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J. M. Hartley
Missoula
W. A. Ray
Neihart
Finlen
J. O. Reed
T. J. Porter
Miles City
Butte
Joe Witchworth
Deer Lodge
Thornton
J. A. Koontz
Anaconda
D. MacDonald
T. D. Powell
Christmas Tree Gift Night at First Church of Christ Scientist
Children of the Sunday School and their parents filled the Broadway corner parlor for a lavish Christmas tree party. Each child got two gifts and every adult received a package numbered for a Santa pick, followed by a playful unwrapping after the tree’s strip. Mrs. Anna E. C. Crowley funded and organized the event, delivering toys candy fruit and festive cheer.
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First Church of Christ (Scientist
Broadway
Excelsior
Santa Claus
Anna E. C. Crowley
Watch Night Plans By Press Club Members
The Press club will host watch night in Thornton cafe with a banquet as the old year ends and the new year begins. Henry Mueller provided beer for members while younger journalists drink light beverages and smoke mild cigarettes. They expect to note the old year’s obituary and gather at five minutes before midnight to record the new arrival.
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Thornton Cafe
Henry Mueller
Fraternity of Hutte
Columbia Garden
Ake
Night of July summons keeps press men in line
A terse notice restricts club attendees and urges reporters to answer roll calls promptly. Dress codes forbid dress suits and patent leather shoes while red neck ties are allowed. Criminals are warned not to attend from midnight to noon the next day, as reporters brace for a busy paper night.
MEETING AT HELENA CONTINUED WITH DINNER HOSTS
A meeting in Helena wrapped up plans to draft resolutions on Governor Rogers of Washington's death. Governor Toole hosted a dinner at Rodney Street for visiting governors and attorneys general from Minnesota South Dakota Idaho and others including ex-governors Hauser Carpenter and Hauser and ex-senator power.
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Tee
Rogers
Washington
Toole
Hunt
Stratton
Helena
Rodney Street
van Sant
Douglass
Minnesota
Herried
Pyle
South Dakota
Martin
Idaho
Donovan
Governor White defends North Dakota stance on railroad merger
Governor White will not attend the Helena conference on the railroad merger, saying the meeting is seen as hostile to railroad interests and that North Dakota will not surrender regulatory power. He notes no demand from residents to intervene and urges awaiting developments.
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Bismarck
N. D
White
North Dakota
Helena
New York Counsel Flags Open Court Use of Hill Statement
Judge Lami says in Minneapolis interview that if the case is discussed in open court the signed statement by Mr. Hill last Sunday week may be used. He notes the statement admits that retiring the preferred stock is a preliminary step toward vesting management of the three properties in Northern Securities, seen as clear admission.
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Minneapolis
Dec
Lami
New York
Northern Pacific
Hill
Northern Securities Company
Check for 34 Million to Northern Pacific Reported
New York December 30 The World says a 34 million dollar check drawn by J P Morgan Co to Northern Pacific Railway was delivered yesterday. It forms a portion of subscriptions to the Northern Pacific convertible bonds and will be deposited with the 75 million fund set to retire the company’s preferred stock on Thursday.
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New York
Northern Pacific Railway Company
J. P. Morgan & Co
Northern Pacific
Assault case against Higgins brothers heard in Montana court
Preliminary hearing on second degree assault charges against Lieutenant Governor Frank Higgins and his brother Arthur Higgins drew a large audience as Colonel Sanders and Captain Higgins clashed in cross examination. Witnesses for both sides differed on injuries and weapon use while Judge Houtchens set a decision for 8 pm tomorrow.
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Missoula
Frank G. Higgins
Arthur KE. Higgins
Charles BH. Booth
Justice Houtchens
W. F. Sanders
United States
Frank Higgins
Captain Higgins
Colonel Sanders
Aldergalen
Meil Gate
Edward Blockley
Booth
Woody
Blockley
Ellis
Johnson
Sanders
Fitzgerald
Trinity Hospital
Minshall
Sooth
Houtchens
Col. Sanders
Montana
Higgins
Colone Sanders
Aldergulch
Hell Gate
Booth-Blockley
Patterson
Hall
YELLER cures draw worldwide medical attention
YELLER claims swift permanent cures using secret preparations imported from Europe Australia South Africa and the Orient. He says his practice is selective only accepting patients he can cure and asserts unmatched testimonials and affidavits in two years in America.
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Yeller
Europe
Australia
South Africa
Orient
Yellek
America
Diseases of Women Cured Without the Knife
Medical notice claims cures for cancer tumors fibroids and polypoid growths as well as uterine displacements and ovarian diseases without surgical tools or knives, asserting success by noninvasive methods.
YELLER Performs Cataract Removal Restoring Sight in Minutes
A physician named YELLER claims to restore sight to patients born blind by removing cataracts in about 20 minutes. He states the patient can see the removed eye immediately and that he corrects all refractive errors including myopia hyperopia astigmatism and diplopia.
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Yeller
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Butte News
Union Orchestra
Sutton’s
Butte Briefs
FE. H. Burch
Havre
Mrs. Crowley
Christian Science Church
Governor White
Mr. Hill
Ayr Ordy
Higgins Brothers
Blackguards
Colonel
Politi
Cian
Lewis Dry Goods Co
Lewis
Arrow
Brophy
Gordon
Dilworth’s
Tangier
Chesapeake Bay
P. J. BROPHY @ CO
Mott's Pennyroyal Pills
D Ugs
Cic
Mott’s Chemical CO
Cleveland
Ohio
Finlen-Media Drug Co
Butte, and
Martin Drug Co
Yellek the Wonder
The
Yellek Medical Institute
On Or
Institute
Meerschaum
Ioods
Carl Engel
Wehr
Armory
West Park Street
Silver Bow Foundry and Machine Company
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