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Butte
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1907
Page
15
Butte Current Notes Local notices and arrivals
Rent pianos from Orton Bros. Dr. Bradley dentist 101 Penn block. Tel. 375 Miss Ida Craig at the Finlen from Livingston. Don Davenport from Helena. Miss Ella Saren at the Finlen from Anaconda. F. J. Bowman from Anaconda. Fé Christian of Anaconda yesterday in Butte. Thomas Moran from Helena last evening N. 8 Campbell Bozeman registered at the Finlen. M. Herschfield from Helena visiting. M. H. Snyder of Whiting guest at the Butte. Phil Michel of Livingston in Butte, registered at the Butte. Richard Thierman buys Wetzstein cafe 205 West Park. Globe Coal Co 49 East Broadway clean coal phone 189. Births at 124 Wells St and 18 West Copper St. Barneys Place Reception dinning 471. Mrs Whiteside of Kalispell guest at Thornton. At Coliseum social dances Tue Thu Sat. N J Bielenberg guest at the Finlen from Anace. J D Callahan of Missoula on business in Watte. John Forrester recently located in Butte with Dillon ties. R B Nuckolls bank cashier trip to New England. T B Landers assayer at New Departure mine Beaverhead county.
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Orton Bros
Bradley
Penn
Tonkin's
T. G. Heine
Dogge
North Main Street
Finlen
Anaconda
F. J. Bowman
Fé Christian
Butte
Thomas F. Moran
Helena
Campbell
Bozeman
M. H. Herschfield
M. H. Snyder
Whiting
Mont
Phil Michel
Livingston
Richard Thierman
Wetzstein
West Park
McLaughlin Coal Company
West Granite
Patrick Casey
Wells Street
Barney's
Thornton
Coliseum
N. J. Bielenberg
Anace
J. D. Callahan
Missoula
Watte
Benjamin Ivey
West Copper Street
Globe Coal Co
East Broadway
Jens
M. E Donahue
West Woolman Street
R. R. Rathbone
Dillon
P. O
John B. Forrester
Cutter and Burmester Survive Severe Cutter Accident
W F Gemmell known as ABill is injured in a pony and sleigh crash near the Harrison Avenue Viaduct. The dislocated shoulder, fractured scapula, and possible humerus damage leave him in serious condition while Burmester escapes with minor injuries. Both were dragged about 50 yards under the overturned cutter before help arrived. They were taken to St James hospital but Gemmell was returned to his room for treatment as doctors monitor for possible surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Gemmell
Abill
West Broadway
Harrison Avenue
Henry F. Burmester
Butte Miner
Burmester
Gemmell
Gene Madison
St. James’ Hospital
Attempt to Break Jail Ends With Man Caught Half In Half Out
Charles Lewis, allegedly intoxicated, fought police with a knife before being arrested. While in a jail cell he wedged half out of a door opening, crying for help as officers warned him to stop. He claimed to work at a water company and faced Judge Warren next morning. The disturbance occurred near Tron and Utah avenues after a confrontation with Officer Poh Menannon.
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Poh Menannon
Charles Lewis
Lewis
Water Company
Charlie Lewis
Warren
Tron
Utah Avenue
Entries Near Record in Kentucky Futurity Foals
From Lexington Kentucky the Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders association reports 979 foals have paid the December fee in the seventeenth Kentucky Futurity for 1906 foals. This totals about 88 percent of the original 10 mares nominated last March. Walnut Hall Farm leads nominations with seventy seven foals by stallions including Moko Viobel and others, among brothers and sisters to noted stake winners.
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Lexington
Horace Wilson
Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association
Kentucky
Walnut Hall
L. V. Harkness
Donerail
America
Moko
Viobel
Full Brothers
Prenda York
Ferenc
Jesse Benyon
Ex-Treasury Official Charlen Fairchild to Sail Home
Rome reports Charlen G. Fairchild former United States treasury secretary is under indictment in New York for forgery in the third degree linked to New York Life Insurance Company affairs and expects to sail for the United States in the present month.
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Rome
Jan. G
Charlen
Fairchild
United States Treasury
New York
New York Life Insurance Company
United States
Servian's Great Fall Ends in Death at Diamond Mine
John Draskevich a native of Servia and miner at the Diamond mine died after a 170 foot fall from the twelfth floor chute. Coroner Jesse Stevens will hold an inquest at 7 tonight. He had been in Montana from California and is survived by his brother Steve. Funeral arrangements pending.
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John Draskevich
Se Rvia
Butte
Faan
Richards
Jesse P. Stevens
Silver Bow County
Draskovich
Steve
Montana
California
Draskevich
Wyoming Street
Mrs Amelia Ralph Buried In Centerville Cemetery
Mrs Amelia Ralph wife of Peter Ralph was buried yesterday afternoon at Mt Moriah cemetery funeral at 241 Pacific street Centerville with services at Trinity M E Church led by Rev S J Hocking a long procession followed to the grave and floral tributes laid on the grave The Pick Me Up notes a motor car dusty into a wig maker window on Regent Street causing hair breadth escapes to several wigs
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Amelia Ralph
Peter Ralph
Afernoon
Mt. Moriah
Pacific Street
Centerville
Trinity M. E. Church
S. J. Hocking
Regent Street
Charlies F. Clark Held After Early Morning Disruption
Charlies F. Clark is jailed on malicious mischief and disturbance charges after knocking a tray of dishes from a messenger boy at Baker's restaurant on South Main Street in the early hours yesterday.
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Charlies F. Clark
Baker's Restaurant
South Main Street
Growth of the Automobile Nation Names Major U S Centers
About 140000 automobiles are in use nationwide. New York leads with 35124 machines, followed by New Jersey 26507 and Massachusetts 17209. The 1905 census of manufacturers shows 1700000 horse drawn vehicles built, 40000 carriages, 644000 wagons, and 127000 sleighs valued at tens of millions, highlighting the auto era’s rise.
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United States
New York
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Maryland
Wisconsin
Iowa
Rhode Island
Minnesota
District of Columbia
Maine
New Hampshire
Kentucky
Missouri
Nebraska
Delaware
Vermont
Tennessee
South Dakota
Washington
Virginia
Oregon
Florida
American Motor Car Association
Last Year's Turf Winners Across American Circuits
A condensed record lists year’s turf champions across multiple ages and events. Notable names include Salvidor as two year old champion, Accountant and Peter Pan with top honors, Water Pearl dominant in several stakes, and Sir Huon among Derby fixtures. Top owners and stallions such as James R. Keene and Meddler are highlighted along with numerous race names and venues.
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America
Salvidor
Accountant
Meddler
James R. Keene
Charles Edward
Fremont
Astoria
Hyperbole
Sallot
Salvidere
Oran
Brighton
Saratoga
Grand Union
Penarris
Peter Pan
United States
Futurity
Felectioneer
Killaloe
Flatbush
Produce
Electioneer
Court Dress
Fountainbleu
Adoration
Ascot
Peter Sterling
Buffalo—Belmere
Brighton Belmere
Brighton Beach
Withers
Belmont
Travers
Gallavant
Hindoo
Burns
Dr. Leggo
Queen City
Sir Huon
Carter
Roseben
Grapple
Brooklyn
Tokalon
Advance
Flip Flap
Westminster
London to host 1908 Olympic Games under royal patronage
London will host the 1908 Olympic Games with King Edward highly involved. A British Olympic association has formed, and a private subscription fund is to be opened as direct government aid is not expected. The stadium at Shepard's Bush will be built with Franco-British fair authorities covering costs, and medals may be offered for non stadium events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Edward
British Olympic Association
St. Louis
United States
Shepard's Bush
Bona Fide 25 Percent Discount Offer From Mayer Store
A retail notice promotes a genuine 25 percent discount on all plainly marked articles. It also claims Mayer offers prices 15 to 20 percent below competing values and announces an additional 25 percent preinventory reduction to clear stock.
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Mayer
Connie Mack plans star trio for Athletics next season
Connie Mack names Johnny Knight as regular third baseman for next season while Fred Tenney plans to play Sunday ball, with Boston hoping for a strong season. The piece notes league averages controversy, Frank Smith leading White Sox in batting among pitchers, and Claude Ritchey’s return to form with Tenney’s squad alongside Jack Coombs anticipated by Mack.
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Connie Mack
Johnny Knight
Wonder
Athletics
Fred Tenney
Fred
Boston
Picher
Frank Smith
White Sox
Sox
Fraser's move makes him Chicago's pitching anchor
The star hurler is hailed as the pitching mainstay after a series of deals from Boston to Cincinnati and now Chicago. Fraser, who calls Chicago home, is described as exceedingly jubilant over the arrangement and is expected to lead the staff in the W Inning struggle.
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Chick Fraser
Chicago
Fraser
Boston
Cincinnati
Windy City
Four Team Coast League Proposed by Spokane Exchange
A Spokane user argues in San Francisco that Seattle is abandoned by the Coast league and proposes a four team circuit of Los Angeles San Francisco Oakland and Portland. The suggestion is deemed unviable as no paying structure exists and travel costs would exceed gate receipts.
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Spokane
San Francisco
Seattle
Los Angeles
Oakland
Portland
Oarsmen to Compete for World Sculling Title
Articles have been signed for a world championship singles sculling race on the Nepean river in Australia. George Towns will face Eddie Hanlon Durnan of Canada in the March 2 contest for a $2,500 side. Towns reclaimed the title in July by beating James Stanbury on the Parramatta river by 20 lengths.
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Nepean River
Australia
George Towns
Eddie Hanlon Durnan
Canada
Towns
James Stanbury
Paramatta
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Butte News
R. B. Nuckolls
State Savings Bank
New England
T. B. Landers
New Departure
Blue Wing
Beaverhead County
Cutter Turns
Turtle
FF. Gemmell
Reina
Carr
Coats
Servian
John Draskovich
Ralph
United
Brownfield-Canty Carpet CO
China
Mayer’s
West Park Street
Tinker
Larry
Monte Cross
Phillies
Rogers
Monte
Claude Ritchey
Tenney
Ritchey
Jack Coombs
Great Northern
West
Alhambra, Montana
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