Butte Current Notes and Local Journeys
Butte notes merchants travel and social updates. Otto Manninen leaves for Chicago. A C Ray of Basin in town. J T Brown heads to Los Angeles. Edward Linquist leaves for Salida. Mrs Annie Agon and daughter trip to Mexico. Daniel Weaver passes through en route to New York. Capt Wolvin and A W Are later back from New York trip. Mr and Mrs Peter Schonberg and others depart for Sacramento. Mrs Sam Johnston improving after hospital operation. Mr and Mrs J Krueger return from New York to The Leonard.
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Coal,wood
McLaughlin Coal Co
Orton Bros
Otto Manninen
Chicago
A.C. Ray
Basin
J.T. Brown
Los Angeles
Joseph Addi Leach
D. Calvin N. Douglas
Billings
Birtgale
Clothery
North Miin
Edward Linquist
Salida Col
Lambert
Stemens & Booth
F, Styn
Butte
Annie Agon
Paul Noble
Mexico
Daniel L. Weaver
Spokane
Nork
A.B. Wolvin
A. W
Butte & Superior Company
New York
Peter Schonberg
Walkerville
Felix Tat
Julius Mix Toni
Sacramento
Sam MM. Johmstone
Murray Hospital
Thut
Mrs. J. Krueger
Mr. Krueger
Mrs. Krueger
The
Leonard
Anna Dennison seeks separation and custody ruling
Anna Dennison appears to have abandoned her suit for separate maintenance against William Dennison after a letter noting his refusal to pay support and his departure from the city. She subsequently filed another suit claiming desertion and lack of support, seeking money for herself and custody of the child. She alleges abuse and deprivation of food and shelter, and claims the husband left in 1910, leaving her to work. Judge Donian heard the proofs Monday regarding custody.
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Anna Cooney Dennison
William Y. Dennison
Lynch
Tony
Kennay
Dennison
Port
San Francisco
Butte
Bev
Navy recruits stations show strong naval militia support
Assistance offered demonstrates nationwide navy recruiting stations' involvement with the naval militia. It reflects the Navy Department's interest in the militia service and its importance to national defense.
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Wasningwen
Gan
Navy Department
New Route Changes for Transatlantic Steamships
Washington January 13 The principal transatlantic steamship lines have decided to change their lanes across the ocean. The naval hydrographic office has prepared a supplement to its chart issued two weeks ago, with the new routes clearly shown for distribution.
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Washington
Tne
Ines
Naval Hydrographical Office
Rocky Boy Saga Spurs Havre Protest in Fort Assiniboine Bill
The article recounts Rocky Boy and his band of Chippewas stirring unrest in Havre and plans to relocate to Fort Assiniboine. Havre residents vow protest against a Senate bill to set aside township 32 for the Rocky Boy reservation, viewing it as a blow to local interests and a rehoming of duties to the state polytechnic proposal.
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Rocky Boy
Becky
Rocky Hoy
Department At
Washington
Caboodle
Fort Assiniboine
Havre
Havre Plain Dealer
Clapp
Minnesota
Department of the Interior
Fort
Sunniboine Reservation
Rocky
Boy
Pray
Montana
Polytechnic Institution
United States
Assiniboine
Etapp
Department
Myers
Senate
No Emploee Killed On The Street Car Report
Manager Wharton of the company questions why street cars are grouped with coal mines and smelters for employer liability. He cites no fatalities among his street car workers in three years, though several injuries occurred. He notes Montana miners were early in pushing employer liability, while metal miners had earlier efforts.
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Wharton
He Company
Ana Shen
Focal Iisest Company
Ito Iay
Biiasoula
Billings
Montana
Noted Cocktail Maker Dies in Hospital
Edward Boone famed for oyster cocktails and a four year business in Butte died yesterday in a local hospital from peritonitis at age 31. He was a well known horse trainer in Michigan Illinois and Indiana before turning to cocktails. Survived by a widow in Butte and relatives in the East. Funeral notices for Mrs Antonia Semansky and Michael H Sullivan accompany the obituary with services at St Patrick's church and Catholic cemetery.
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Edward Boone
Butte
Boone
Booney
Michigan
Llinois
Indiana
East
Patrie
O'Brien
Dmuestler
Washington Street
St. Patrick's Church
Holy Cross
Atlantic Wit Reception for Ladies and Escorts
A note invites ladies and their escorts to a reception hosted by The Atlantic on Wednesday January 15 from 7 to 9 PM. The event promises a courteous, sociable atmosphere in a formal setting, with emphasis on refined conversation and community fellowship.
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The
Atlantic
Overcoats Attract Attention From Best Judges
A lively advertisement highlights Hangland’s stock of ulsters and overcoats praised by judges. It touts adjustable collars and velvet trims, urging readers to inspect the choicest products during a cleanup sale.
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Hangland
Adv
Washington electors pass over woman for carrier role
Olympia reports Washington presidential electors refused to name Mrs. Helen J. Scott of Tacoma to carry the seven Roosevelts votes to the electoral college. Alfred Haynes of Prosser was elected, while Mrs Scott received one vote amid bereavement notices and thanks to local friends and Rev. George D. Wolfe.
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Olympia
Wash
Washington
Helen J. Scott
Tacoma Messenger
Alfred Haynes
Prosser
Scott
Willam Willams
George D. Wolfe
Stevens Glen
Hy Wearne
Fine Ansonia Bill To Close Tonight
The closing programme at the seri as one has pleased very much Avery and Taylor in their black face act have recalled audiences. They deserve it for they play well and work hard. Mountain Tragedy a strong pull and Yonematte National Park panorama are featured to please. How They Got the Vote and The Three Friends offer clever comedy drama with a heartening kick.
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Serias
Avery
Taylor
Vincent
Lorne
Yonematte National Park
California
Bill Howes
Automatic revolver adopted by army gains support
Washington reports the automatic revolver has been adopted as standard by the army after long trials. The Ordnance bureau will issue circulars inviting American inventors to submit designs matching the needs for similarity, strength, durability and ease of semi auto systems. The plan includes a magazine of eight cartridges and notes proposals to transform the current service rifle into a semi auto weapon with five shot capacity.
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Washington
Ordnance Bureau
Army
Wireless Now Reaches Alaska and Ships at Sea
Washington dispatch reports government wireless stations enable messages to Alaska and ships at sea. Rates set at 25 cents a word from Unalga to U.S. destinations. Unalga, Kodiak, Cordova, Sitka, Dutch Harbor, Pribilof ready for commercial use next Wednesday. Also notices of obituaries and local funerals appear.
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Alaska
Washington
United States
Pacific
North Head
Wash
Unaloga
Kodiak
Cordov Sitka
Dutch Harbor
Pribnot
Unalga
Butte Dynamiting Blamed for Ore Bin Collapse
Rumors claim a blast at the Montgomery mine east side of Butte destroyed the Butte and Do plant. Officials say excessive detonation loosened a corner of the mill allowing ore to settle. the damaged section was repaired in two days.
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Butte
Butte & Do Company
Montgomery Mine
Montgomery
Alleged pretty slayer of husband seeks freedom
Mrs Marian Bements a Finn woman charged with killing John Clements at their East Park street home gains new courage after confinement. Deputy County Attorney Marty Meyer set a preliminary hearing and a discharge motion was filed. Clements described a night of drinking with two strangers and the dispute that followed ending with her allegedly stabbing her husband.
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Marian Bements
Finn
John Clements
East Park Street
Sire
Clessents
Express man exonerated as witnesses praise aid
A coroner's jury cleared expressman Peter S Nichole of responsibility in the death of William Williams at Olympia street and Harrison avenue. Witnesses recalled Nicholas rushing to aid the injured man and guiding bystanders as the runaway team rammed a sidewalk. The jury ruled Williams’s death accidental.
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William Willams
Toberts Avenue
Peter S'Nichole
Nichols
Willams
Roek Charged in Drunken Tatian Fatal Fight
Frank Lucia an Tatian was charged with murder in a county attorney complaint for a drunken brawl among Tatian men that left Frank Pangnazio dead. Lucia, recently discharged from hospital, faces grand larceny charges over Deb’s personal effects. A Washington Star report describes a suffrage scene at a white building with a large trumpet angel and quotes Miss Gene McKengie ministers’ views.
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Frank Lucia
Frank Pangnazio
Lucia
Valentine
Deb
N. “Mccarthy
Owsley Block
Washington Star
Mre.c. H. P. Bellmont
Gene. McKengie
Buckwheat Cakes Made With KC Double Raise Powder
A kitchen note touts buckwheat cakes raised without yeast as quick and superior to self raising flour versions. Using KC double raise baking powder, batter yields light cakes from start to finish, appealing to housewives seeking easy, batter-based breakfast.
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Independent Telephone
Butte, Montana
Ington
Postoffice
House
Representative Gallop
T Etka
Iinanes
North Main
ALE Hinterhalter Hanmien CO
Gainer Ar . Hamleenvas
Hecent
Sys
New Guinea
Mose Linz Lends
North Main Street
Alhambra Hot Springs
J. Sullivan
Brownfield-Canty Carpet Co
West Park Street
Ansonia
Alice Ruth
Mfr
Patrick Deloughery
North
Franklin Street
James Gunn
Iorrow
Richards’ Funeral
J. J. Groeneveld
Mountain View Cemetery
Ady
Roek
Janet McKenzie Hill
Boston Cooking School Magazine
Brecken Tour
Jaques Mig. Co
Unite Tailoring Co
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