Butte Current Notes Show Mixed Local Activity
Local items report Orton Bros and George Wilsas stopping in Butte, Urval Falla at Whala shopping, E R Twille arriving from Whitehall and registering, WS Sullivan of Fort Benval2 in the city, Agnes Bots Thomas in Kansas City among registrants, P Overneid linked to a Salt Lake plant, and notes on blue rank stories and March readiness at the P O news stand. A Bil Minstrels rehearsal at 8 o'clock is announced, Coroner Jeane P. Stevens isolates with rheumatism, and Manager Wharton forecast a warm spell from the Weather Service for Butte after several cold days.
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Orton Bros
George Wilsas
Hayro
Butte
E. R. Twille
Whitehall
WS. Sullivan
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Smith
P. O
C. P. Nevin
Elie
Jeane P. Stevens
Wharton
Tha qWeather Servite
Builcesterday
Youngsters Deny Stealing Chicken in Court Referee Case
Wille McGill Arthur Bevon and Fa Ort on face charges after police court Saturday. They deny the accusation noting an earlier incident where McGill admits lifting a rock at a chicken said to belong to a boy who had beaten him. The chicken died and the matter was settled amicably that night. Witness statements and evidence will be presented in court. The trio have solid local reputations among neighbors.
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Wille McGill
Arthur Bevon
Fa Orton
Bencova
Thomas ‘Thnomphon
Rhett
Wile McGill
Wyoming Street
Hace
Norton
Rock
McGill
Ural
Miner Survives 35-Foot Fall in Mine Manway
Patrick McHugh, a miner at West Slewert, narrowly escaped a deadly fall of 35 feet into a manway yesterday. He crawled out with a body marked from head to foot but suffered no broken bones and is now under treatment at Butte General Hospital for scalp abrasions and multiple stitches.
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Patrick McHugh
Hilner
West Slewert
Fran Rerlouy
Butte General Hospital
Thompson at aospitat surgery for appendicitis
Henry Thompson of McCarthy and Thompson butchers at 40 North Main Street was taken to Ans Butte General Hospital with possible appendicitis. Last night no certainty existed about an operation but expanding details suggested surgery may be needed. His condition remains serious.
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Henry Thompson
McCarthy & Thompson Company
North Main Street
Ans Butte General Hospital
Butt
Bai de Adler
Novos Continues Improvement After Hospital Stay
Reports from Butte General Hospital state Jack Novos is entirely out of danger with his condition improving after a serious illness. Doctors say no operation is necessary and he may leave the hospital soon.
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Butte General Hospital
Jack Novos
Hlarouditlo
Seriou
Stowdy
Isa
Mission's Secord Week Ends With Catholic Focus
The article describes a Catholic mission at St Patrick's Church, outlining the opening talks aimed at non Catholics and a subsequent focus on Catholic men. Rev Haney Rohlman delivers an eloquent summary, urging renewal of baptismal vows and urging congregants to renounce Satan, reaffirm belief in God, and sustain faith amid social issues like divorce and family life.
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Bu. Dougherty
Mella
Mio
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Nen
Parta
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Aothyr
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Christ
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France
England
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Germany
Russia
Slavenia
Bren
Africa
Asia
Ameplen
Lye
Arcuttertire
Jsurope
Joan Flynt
Nam ilton Borrok Better At Hospital
Nam ilton Borrok of Ravalt Hamilton has shown slow recovery after an operation at Butts General hospital. He was reported grossly improved and is expected to leave the hospital in a few days.
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F.C. Conkey
Republican
Hamilton
Butts General Hospital
McOvery
Passengers Killed and Injured in Wabash Crash Near Adrian
Two passengers were killed and several injured when the Letrott accommodation on the Wabash railroad wrecked two miles east of Adrian Michigan near Tipamy and Sutin shortly before 1 o'clock. A relief train is transporting the wounded to Detroit. Among the injured are members of the Belasco theater troupe from New York.
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Mich
Wabash
Tipmy
Sutin
Tetroit
Jen Bie
Belasco Theater
New York
Iol
Hughes Objects to Race Track Gambling Speech
New York Governor Charles E. Hughes spoke at a Citizens Anti Race Track Gambling rally in Brooklyn. He said the issue is not for churches or reformers, supports improving horse breeds and also improving the breed of men.
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Hughes
Majestic Theater
Brooklyn
Deo
Skating Carnival by Badghtora of the American Revolution
A skating carnival will be hosted at the Holland rink this evening by the Badghtora of the American Revolution. Admission is a nominal charge. Sandwiches and coffee will be served.
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Holland Rink
Admisaion
Thoy'va Abt Lets Contingent Cases Reported
Abt Bovtin reports two thousand Influaneh cases for Isat Wook with numbers unclear. National health officials note wartime secrecy and policy constraints on public data.
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Amiunk
Enblnat Nafroring
Adautral von ‘Tirpilm Secvetacy
Mt. Ky
Gongral von Pino
Saintay Tort Davis Speech Aims to calm constituents
A Philadelphia press report notes Saintay Tort Davis plans to explain why the speech will not remove all trouble from the area. Constituents grow impatient as delays continue and questions rise about remedies and next steps.
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Saintay
Davis
Mail Wagon Horse Accident On Wyoming Street
A mail wagon race near the Wharton hotel turned chaotic when horses bolted off course and collided with a pole. Driver Domininke Tennett and passenger Rotain were injured, with Rotain treated for facial abrasions. The wagon sustained heavy damage and the driver avoided serious harm.
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Tell Charming
Copper Street
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Lie Larsen Svaree
Vatican considers Turkish diplomatic agency for Catholic protection
Rome reports talks between Jesuit and Vatican officials to establish a Turkish diplomatic agency allied to the Vatican. The move aims to handle Catholic protection in Turkey, potentially sidestepping France and any rival power. Averea, papal envoy to Cuba, may be assigned to the post.
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Averea
Cuba
Death of Lipton's representative in New Jersey
David Barrie, Lipton’s representative in the United States, was killed at Jersey Central station in Jersey City when slipping on a tailing and crushed under a locomotive. He had long served as the baronet’s racing and business manager. Patrick Crowley’s funeral will be Thursday at 9:00 at Mrs Wheeler’s residence, 601 South Warren Avenue, then Sacred Heart Church.
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Agso
Mayer's store offers men’s watches at bargain prices
Overstocked sale at Mayer's 21 West Path features Elgin and Waltham watches in 12 size cases. Magnitude of discounts implied by “great bargains” with mail orders promptly filled.
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Waltham
Sen Webb Aarse Eigin
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People’s Store
Gold glasses offered underpriced by Montana Optical Co
Customer overcharged by $2.50 when paying $20 elsewhere for the same glasses. Montana Optical Co. at 22 West Park advertises the glasses for $7.50 fitted free by a leading optometrist with satisfaction guaranteed.
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Deaths in the Family Affects Crowley's Mind
Relatives report Crowley's son John Crowley died by his own hand after a long period of sorrow from family misfortunes. His brother Timothy had died recently in Pennsylvania. Crowley then died by suicide Saturday night at 60 Warren Avenue, after buying a deadly dose. A coroner's inquest was planned for that evening with funeral to follow. Crowley, 60, left a widow and several siblings and was widely mourned.
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Singh
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Monty
Rennie Lowney
Michael Wheeter
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Bled
Aura
Crowley
Bris Wheeler
Waren Avenue
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Hart
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Mel
Otto Kelsey Criticised in Report to Governor
A report by special commissioner Matthew G. Fleming accuses Otto Kelsey, chief of the state insurance department, of faults under an act of the last legislature. The Senate previously declined to remove him on the governor’s recommendation, and the report’s findings are tied to ongoing political debate. Also noted is the death last night of infant Raymond Riverd, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. Raymond, with funeral details to be announced.
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State Insurance Department
Otto Kelsay
Wilggins
Matthew G. Pleming
Hughes
Senate
Kelsey
New York
Younte
Grang
Rehabilitation of Cuba Bright Page in American Expansion
From the New York World this piece lauds U S control in Cuba as restoring order, boosting imports from 1903 to 1908, expanding exports, and growing total foreign commerce to about 200 million annually. It notes treasury gains, improved railways, and greater agricultural population, predicting prosperity if self-government progresses.
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New York
Cuba
New Order
Cohn
Forgeries of Titles Reported in Georgia and Trans-Caucasus
A revision of the heraldic collage reveals widespread forged princely titles and about two thousand alleged hereditary costs of arms found to be bogus. The case involves Petersburg authorities examining a large stock of counterfeit title papers and arming claims.
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Petersburg
Heralcy
Georgia
Conspiracy Case Sparks Debate on Fair Justice
The Cottage Grove Leader voices concern over prosecuting alleged government frauds. It cautions against convicting on a single convict's testimony while accusing a self-confessed perjurer and a so-called land shark, urging measured justice.
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Cottage Grove
Nea
Manollie Landa
Justica
Sneezing at Butte Theaters Disrupts Plays
A widespread disruption hits Butte theaters as a Japanes e sneezing preparation nicknamed sneze em is spread among audiences. Patrons sneeze violently causing delays and several performances halted. authorities offer a reward for the culprits and vow to stop drugstore sales. Schools report similar disturbances with students affected and officials pledging action.
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Butte
PIRATICAL NEGROES LOOT BADLY WRECKED STEAMER
A Woermann liner Adeatn Whermann ran ashore off Grand Basen Liberia in darkness. Pirates swarmed aboard, looting and driving the crew to lifeboats. After the ship vanished the exhausted sailors escaped in their boats, rowed northwest to Monrovia, and were rescued.
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Adeatn Whermann
Wilien
Grand Basen
Liberia
Hostlis
Tin Wrurh
Monrovia
Election in Honduras big victory for Davila
Mobily Feb 2 reports Puerto Cortes says General Miguel A Davila elected president and General Dionisius M Gutierres vice president with Honduras facing no opposition. Belize mails a proclamation denying revolutionary aims and disavowing responsibility. Guatemala confirms expulsion of General Lée Christmas. British Honduras bans arms exports to Honduras by royal proclamation.
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Dionisius M. Gutierres
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Russia Tightens Grip on Persian Provinces Amid Rail Link
Russia extends control over Persian provinces following the opening of the Julfa railway connecting Russia and Persia. The move aims to deter Turkish incursions and pressure Uramish, where recent clashes and bloodshed followed the occupation of Lerelinry by Turkish forces.
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Trans-Caucasia
Julfa
Russia
Persia
Darsian
Uramish
President Eliot's Philosophic Career Choice
In the Boston Globe account, President Eliot faced a tempting $5,000 superintendent post in the Merrimac mills at Lowell. He considered leaving Harvard’s $1,000-a-year chair but refused after two weeks, a choice that helped him stay at Harvard and shape his later legacy as a leading educator and citizen.
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Merelman Milts
Lowell
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United States
Ideal Wife Question in Chicago Record Herald
A fragment from the Chicago Record Herald contemplates the ideal wife, asking if she should cook, sew, clean, and manage home duties, while playfully noting a modern balance between traditional duties and appearances as a vaudeville act. The text reflects early 20th century gender expectations and social humor.
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Chicago Record-Heralding
Notre
Retirement of Army Chaplain Sparks Debate on Horsemanship
An army chaplain retires due to inability to ride, prompting speculation about the link between religious duties and physical prowess in the service. News notes discuss potential implications for military culture and chaplain roles.
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New York
Butte Bowling Event Sees Record-Setting Night
Butte bowling enthusiasts packed the alleys as a season record fell with J. S. Salex and others delivering standout shots. McKinley and Sheehan led a strong effort amid plans for Western and American Congress activities in Cincinnati and St. Louis.
Boys of American Fleet Enjoying Shore Leave
Punta Arenas Feb 2 The officers and men of the American fleet now that the ships are at steady anchor are enjoying hospitality ashore. Admiral Thomas returned Admiral Thompson’s visit and cordial greetings were exchanged. The Chilean fleet watchers on shore noted that pilots of ships are unnecessary and the fleet plans to pass Valparaiso. The last three days of the voyage brought rain frost and fair winds.
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Guna
Admiral Thomas
Admiral Thompson
Admiral Evans
Valparaiso
Evans
Sitins
Cleveland Plain Dealer Suffered Major Blaze
A four story building housing the Plain Dealer mechanical department burned in Cleveland on February 2. The adjacent newsroom and offices were spared major damage. The loss is estimated at about $200,000, with two large presses reportedly not badly damaged. The Plain Dealer will be issued from the Cleveland News office for the time being.
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Tae Plain Dealer
Cleveland News
Cleanup in Buckhannon tied to Morrison hotel control
A cleanup following a fed raid disrupted the Morrison hotel area in Buckhannon Wy and affected the post office four buildings and one residence. Logs indicate a total value of 510 600 dollars.
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Buckhannon
van Feds
Morrison
Roosevelt Letter Supports Acquiring Forest Lands in Region
The New York Tribune prints President Roosevelt’s letter stating broad support for acquiring forest lands in the Appalachian and White Mountain regions. He argues for use by the nation, but faces political resistance as cabinet members, legislators, and state officials may delay or block progress.
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Roosevelt
Appalachian National Forest
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