Italians of Butte Assist Countrymen in Italy Aid Effort
Italian residents of Butte rally to support Italy after a major earthquake. Leaders like Peter Bonin and Favin Lina emphasize loyalty and fundraising, while many locals trace roots to northern Italy. The piece notes several Butte Italians who fear for relatives and describes the quake’s impact on southern towns such as Avezzano and L’Aquila and broader Italian communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Tates
Italy
Gerway
Thane
Montana
Bouthiern Italy
United States
Hutte
Old Country
Peter M. Bonin
Cristoforo Colombo Society
Mutte
Aly
Bonino
Favin Lina
Toute
Thone
Vincent ‘Trastolino
West Park Street
Tafialen
Alster
Tony
Kant Park Street
Naples
Sam Danbrog
Father Prancht
Somes Hospital
Morcio
Zagarolo
Ano
Franehtn
Rome
Francht Han Ween
Avezzano
Franchi
Yulmona
Amaga
San Francisco
Remedy for Indigestion Promoted by Salts Ad
A vintage advertisement claims undigested stomach contents ferment in air causing gas heartburn and discomfort. It urges readers to take four ounces of Rad Salts daily in water for a week to neutralize acidity start the liver and kidneys and promote digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vin
Nilest
Remedies and Dandruff Advertisements in 1895 Medical Print
A fragmented 1895 notice praises Weckman s Alterative for tuberculosis and colds while promoting a Philadelphia laboratory product. It mentions dandruff cures with a bold scalp treatment and hair regrowth claims, all framed as medical advertising from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts Bartholow
Fefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Bron
Nave
Eugene
Bekman'a
Ladelphia
Reorganization urged for judicial districts in Montana
Judge W A Clark of Virginia City traveled via Butte from Houlder to Dillon where he will hold court. He backs Gov Stewart’s plan to reorganize the judicial districts to equalize workload among judges across Madison Jefferson Beaverhead and related counties. He says some districts are overloaded while others lack work for a single judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Clark
Virginia City
Butte
Houlder
Dillon
Clark
J. P. Poindexter
Madison
Jefferson
Beaverhead
Selena
Stewart
Tegislature
Food shortage worsens in Mexican cities report
The article notes soldiers returning to Monterey after evacuation and the Monterey Chamber of Commerce seeking corn shipments by wagon due to no regular train service. Food for care and most stores were closed today, signaling a serious shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald Toms
Carranea
Monterey
Question and Answer on Mints Trusts and Panama Canal Cost
A compilation of Q and A excerpts mentions mint locations in New Orleans Philadelphia San Francisco and Denver with Carson City as an assay office. It notes difficulty in stating the number of trusts and their locations and references government anti trust actions. It also cites McCloskey as a former cardinal appointment and gives ratification dates for the U S Constitution and Civil War army figures. It estimates Panama Canal cost at 878 million dollars including payments to France and Colombia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Denver
Carson City
Nev
United States
A. McCloskey
Panama
France
Colombia
Wealth and influence marshal against Sullivan in Dominican probe
Testimony before Senator elect Phelan details alleged manipulating of Dominican finances by Washington officials and New York financiers. BRYAN supported Sullivan while Pulliam testified the Banco Nacional sought to control customs funds and expropriate Dominican assets, with notes of appointment rewards and political influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Dominican Republic
Phelan
California
James M. Sullivan
Republic
M Mt
Tiryan
Sullivan
Samuel M. Jarvis
Banco Nacional
Santo Domingo
Ita
Howe
United States
Taft
FR. Mitchell
W. T.S. Doyle
Department of Latin-American Affairs
State Department
Mitchell
Mitchell Hha
Student program offers 30 day school access with substitute option
The text states that a customer may attend the school daily for 30 days or send a substitute to enjoy the benefits. It notes ample space and equipment, including machines, will be provided to accommodate all entrants.
Witness recounts National City loan ties and Johnston appointment
The witness testified that the Jarvis interests were linked to a $150,000 loan handled by National City bank for the government in which Michelems acted as agent. He said Bryan, urged by Boas Long, appointed Charles Johnston of Indianapolis as financial expert for the Republic, though Johnston had little relevant experience and had not earned his salary. Also, a Montana incident: Missoula skater Lisa Hoten Mickey was injured after a collision on ice, losing four teeth and sustaining shock, according to her mother Mrs O. H. Simonson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Sullivan
Pulliam
Walker W. Vick
Pullam
Vick
Mme
Tony
Tom
W. J. Bryan
Pulliam Saia No
Univis
Customs
Michelena’ Bank
National City Bank of New York
Pany
Chamberlain
Brvan
Opini
Michelena
Michelena Bank
Tomy
Fendon
Hechad Michelena
National City Bank
Cailed Money Trust
Phelan
Jarvis
Michelems
Nationsfier Bank
Republic
Johnston
Missoula
Risa Hoten Mickey
Butte
University of
Anniversary recall of Butte's great 1895 explosion
Twenty years after the deadly Butte blaze of January 1895, which killed about 60 people and nearly wiped out the fire department, survivors and the city remember the disaster. Fireman McGee was the sole survivor of the first squad. others like Flannery, Treau Dugdale, Iver Jackson, and H. A. Kitney survived in later crews. The event centered on Quartz Street by the Great Northern tracks and the city hall scene where firemen loaded bodies and debris during the final explosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Hutte
McGee
Flannery
Trea | Dugdale
Iver Jackson
Hf. A. Kitney
Chemical
Apparatua
Quartz Street
Jacknery
Fragmentary Helena and Juneh names in local note
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Helena and Juneh in a local note. The readable text includes apparent names without a clear action or context. Further context would be needed to determine event, place, or stake.
Prohibition Bill Seeks Wine for Religious Use in Arizona
Arizona lawmakers introduce a measure to carry out the Prohibition Amendment provisions. It defines liquor as more than 0.5 percent alcohol, allows the governor to mobilize troops, and imposes penalties for wine distribution. Supporters say it could push the state back to wet status. opposition is expected in the senate. Washington notes Secretary Bryan replies to Britain over American cargo decison and cruisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arg
Jan
Ehibs
Senate
Dissolution of Montana Co partnership by Ward and Casto
Notice states the partnership between C. H. Ward and Harold W. Casto of Montana Co dissolved. Casto sold his interest to Ward who will run the business at No 1 N Arizona Street. All debts owed to the partnership must be paid to Ward. Casto is not authorized to collect debts or check payments. Butts, Montana, Jan 4, 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Ward
Harold W. Casto
Natule of Montana Co
Arizona Street
Montana ‘and Awning Co
Jness
Butts, Mont
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Tryan
Toot
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Flannelette
Uae
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