Why Races Die Out Address by Rawin B. Catlin
Theosophical Society in Butte heard Rawin B. Catlin of Anaconda discuss Darwinian ideas on cycles of civilization, arguing progress comes in waves with repeated rises and declines. He suggested ancient races rise, mature, then fade as cycles repeat, and that the soul evolves through successive incarnations beyond outward national history.
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Rawin B. Catlin
Anaconda
Butte
Theosophicalociety
Son
Nan
Noy
Greece
Rome
Butte Liederkranz Concert Sparks Saengerfest Hall Plan
Movement toward a Saengerfest hall grows after a Butte Liederkranz concert at Carpens Union Hall. Speakers Alderman TJ Nerny and M D Kern urged financial support with a $100 pledge. program featured choirs, solos, and several state musicians from Anaconda and beyond.
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Aomders
Butte Liederkrona
Carpens ‘Union Hall
TJ. Nerny
M.D. Kern
Merman Nerny
John CoStrobel
Horm
Franke
Random bullet endangers woman on Butte West Side
A rifle in a boy’s hands at Pt West Treadway, Butte, fired a bullet that crashed through a window and narrowly passed a woman’s head yesterday afternoon. Responders and bystanders sought help but details remain unclear as authorities investigate the incident.
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West Treadway
Butte
Phe Ple
Wyster
Butte Briefs Mix of Visitors and Notes
A jumble of names and movements in Butte reports visitors and travelers: Higgine and George J. Madson of Missouri at Butte, Anderson and John Edgerton of Helena at Thornton, Sethett of Omal aged in Milwaukee work, Connolly from Fort Renton staying for days, Gowan from Syracute en route West, Whiting construction on the Milwaukee line at Butte hotel, Judge Lew Callaway of Virginia City overruns, Ted A Weave’ accompanying, Tillman race remarks from Stockgrowers’ Journal as a critique of education and opportunity.
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Ale
Higgine
George J. Madson
FTL
Gowan
Butte
Syracute
Whiting
Mibwaukee
Piedmont
Montana
Lew Callaway
Virginia City
Anglup
Finten
Teda
Mets Monahan
Knife Fight Sparks Miner and Saloon Keeper Arrests In Montana
Marco Marieh, a Tramway miner, and John Krisman, a saloon keeper, were jailed after a melee where a knife was said to have bitten bone. Krisman admits striking after the weapon’s clash, while Marieh shows a facial wound. The altercation occurred at about morning hours. the men deny full responsibility. A separate note mentions Mayer's store and a glass-related matter tied to the incident.
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Marco Marieh
John Krisman
Marieh
Krisman
Marich
Mas Hich
Kiicman
Marien
Virginia City Notes recounts mining mishaps and sports notes
Special correspondence from Virginia City reports Dredge No. 2 of Contey Placer Mining at Ruby damaged in a night accident, with crew uninjured except for a crushed hole in the boat. EM McNeill suffers a head wound at the Metropolitan Market, eight stitches required. Met witnesses and a Madison River Power case appear, alongside bowling scores and prize mentions. A lengthy editorial laments newspaper space donations and the value of timely, revenue-generating reporting.
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The
Standard
Virginia City
Contey’ Placer Mining Company
Ruby
Ina
EM McNeill
Huston and
Pacific Mines
Des Claney
Rick
Metropol
Mmerer
Contey Placer Mining Company
Helens
Madison River Power Company
Lewisett
All Stars
Vera
C. W. Sherwood
THIRTY WOMEN ARRESTED IN DRAGNET SWEEP
Butte detectives Brinton Williams Larkin and Murphy led a dawn raid arresting about 30 women linked to a crusade sparked by the Jean Dubois lease case. Many produced bonds and the jail emptied as the bail process continued with court appearances expected for a few and bond forfeitures likely for most.
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Jean Dubois
Jean
Brinton
Williams
Northern Pacific Club to Hold Entertainment
Missoula dispatch reports the Northern Pacific Club plans a Tuesday evening event at the Passenger depot with a full program including piano solo, vocal solos, a vocal trio, violin piece, address, and quartet performances. An interlude for a reception honoring district convention delegates is included with a public invitation extended.
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Standard
Missoula
Northern Pacific Club
Cmbroons
Keneral
Nu C. Perrys
Fe. Havmond
Miss. Watts
Wiseman
Barratt
Mrs. Ci
Necomp
Dione
Goodell
Livingston
Mr Wiseman
Miss Watts
He MS
H. A. Calkins
Burglary Targeted Virginia City Firm
In Virginia City several burglaries have occurred in recent weeks with multiple houses broken into and valuables stolen. Friday night El ling Hardware was entered. five revelers, ammunition, safety razors, and silverware were taken. The break in was found Saturday morning by JM Knight, the firm’s manager, after opening the store. Entrance breached through a rear window with broken glass and sash. Special Court.
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Virginia City
Binla City
Elling. Hardware
JM. Knight
Man at St James Hospital Posts Suicide Attempt
George Glase, about 50, in bed at St James Hospital, recounts planning to shoot himself but survives after a gun misfire. He has been paralyzed on one side for over five years and remains hopeful of recovery, though he previously believed death would end his suffering.
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Spacera
Kingdom
Individu
George Glase
St James’ Hospital
Kidney diseases start mysteriously and headway unseen
A fragment notes kidney diseases begin quietly and progress rapidly, driving concern about their hidden onset and the mystery surrounding their early symptoms. The brief hints at months and silent advancement, suggesting a public health focus in the era's discourse.
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Japan
Billings
Sea Committee
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Butte Briefs
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Nthe Smith Drug Company
Pasay
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Tron
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Mayer
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Will Kramer
Frank McKeen
K.P. Hall
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