Many New Members Join Batte Business Men
The Batte Business Men's association welcomed 27 new members by acclamation at a city hall meeting. President absent. Vice President L A Walker urged growth, pamphlet advertising, and a factory site in Butte. A Springfield Ohio piano company sought site information and labor prospects. Members listed included Egan, Rockwood, Grigg, Naugle, Devine, Currie, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batte Business Men's Association
L. A. Walker
P. J. Brophy
Walker
Butte
Springfield
Ohio
Association
James Egan
G. H. Rockwood
G. A. Grigg
John Naugle
Alexander Devine
A. B. Currie
Link & Haire
J. H. O'Gorman
G. R. MacDonald
W. M. Bickford
Jesse Hall
E. Meagher
Charlies Nevin
A. B. Woods
M. W. Bacorn
E. M. Lamb
C. J. Cutler
T. C. Douglass
M. P. Gilchrist
W. ©. Forbis
George R. Brown
W. M. Page
I. A. Hellbromner
E. A .Hardcastle
Davis Daly Petition Discussed For Ore Road Privilege
The street and alley committee again debated the Davis Daly Copper company plan to build an electric or horse power road from the Colorado mine to the Northern Pacific Spur on the Hesperus lode farm to aid ore shipments. A favorable report with conditions was considered, and the city attorney was to draft an ordinance reflecting those restrictions for council consideration.
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Colorado
Northern Pacific
Hesperus
Most Prices Too High Says Cardinal Gibbons
Cardinal Gibbons said most food prices are out of reason and the public cannot pay these levels while earnings remain flat. He could not explain the cause but urged action to restore reasonable pricing and endorsed any method to achieve it.
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Washington
Cardinal Gibbons
Switchman Zurio Cleared In Depot Saloon Fight
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Helena reports Fred Zurio was tried before a justice of the peace on charges of taking part in a fight with strike breakers in a depot saloon. Witnesses testified he entered during the fray and left promptly. The jury found him not guilty. Four others, all switchmen,待 to be tried on similar charges.
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Standard
Helena
Fred Zurio
Zurio
Asiatic Squadron Arrives at Yokohama for Coaling
The Asiatic squadron of the American Pacific fleet anchors in Yokohama harbor to coal Rear Admiral Hubbard and captains will be welcomed by the emperor next Wednesday Admiral Hubbard to present the gold loving cup from the Philadelphia mint The officers will dine with Vice Admiral Saito The squadron will sail on January 29
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Tokio
Asiatic Squadron
Yokohama Harbor
Hubbard
Philadelphia
Saito
Brazilian Ambassador Joaquin Nabuco Dies in Washington
Senor Joaquin Nabuco, 60, Brazilian ambassador to Washington, died at the embassy after a brain artery rupture. He had long frail health, and his career spanned from antislavery advocacy to reconciliation with the republic. President Taft led condolences, and a funeral is expected at St Matthew's Church with high mass. arrangements may include transport of the body to Brazil aboard an American warship.
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Washington
Senor Joaquin Nabuco
Tait
Nabuco
St. Mathew’s Catholic Church
Taft
Brazil
National Party
England
Rio de Janeiro
Hague Court of Arbitration
Modification sought of restraining order in Columbus bridge case
In Billings on January 17 defenders in the W. D. Jenkins against county commissioners suit filed for a modification of the supreme court injunction. They seek a hearing to show cause why the order should not be changed and ask permission for the commissioners to contract with W. P. Adams for building approaches to the Columbus bridge.
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Billings
Columbus
W. D. Jenkins
District Court
Supreme Court
Securityridge Company
W. P. Adams
Rich farmer arrested charged with killing
Trenton Missouri January 17 James Humphreys a wealthy farmer was arrested yesterday and jailed following the inquiry into the killing of James Hatcher a farmer shot from ambush near Lindley Missouri last Friday night Ten empty shotgun shells were found near the body and neighbors say Humphreys had complained about corn theft and threatened to shoot the thief on sight A sack of corn was found near the body but friends deny theft by Hatcher
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
James Humphreys
James Hatcher
Lindley
Hatcher
Humphreys
Army fraud case widens under imperial probe
Petersburg Jan 13 Major General Artabolevsky was arrested today in connection with recently uncovered quartermaster frauds. The emperor has extended Senator Garin’s investigation to cover all army departments.
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Petersburg
Artabolevsky
Garin
Congress Bill to Reimburse Stolen Treasury Funds
The house committee on claims reported favorably a bill to reimburse William Boldenweek, assistant United States treasurer in Chicago, for 173 dollars stolen from the sub treasury there in February 1907.
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Washington
House Committee On Claims Today
William Boldenweek
United Sates
Chicago
Sub-Treasury
Tippett Funeral Attendance Called by Brotherhood
Members are requested to attend the funeral of Thomas Tippett at 2 p m today from residence 125 Weet Center street Car will be furnished J Freeman Treasurer Shea Funeral of Nora Shea set for Wednesday morning at 9 o clock from the family residence 3% West La Platte street to St Lawrence church for high mass at 9 39
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Tippett
Weet Center Street
J. ©. Freeman
Jedge’s Query on Arrest for False Pretenses
In a Washington Star humor column a man jokes at a lawyer’s door about his wife’s statements before marriage and whether she could be arrested for false pretenses. The exchange plays on marital quarrels and legal trickery in a lighthearted tone.
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Washington Star
Jedge
Sweaters Sell At Discounted Prices From List
A catalog style listing shows sweaters with marked prices and higher worth values. It notes items priced at 1.25 to 8.75 with stated worths from 2.00 to 15.00, indicating a sale or bargain pricing approach.
Tales Told in Butte Hotels
Al Harwood recounts a Salt Lake City visit from 1864 with a restaurant venture that failed after police linked his Mexican Apache cooks to thefts. A separate tale in Butte recalls a Deer Lodge station pup and Milwaukee lunch counter girl feeding scraps, prompting a coal-throwing chase between dogs.
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al Harwood
Willow Creek
Gallatin County
Butte
Salt Lake City
Great Salt Lake
The
Standard
Brigham Young
Valley of the Jordan
Great Salt Sea
Mormon Capital
Old Town
Northern Pacific
Deer Lodge
Milwaukee
Expressman
Kalispell District Court Sets Feb Term Hearings
Judge Erickson opened the district court term in Kalispell setting hearings for many criminal and civil cases starting February 15. A panel of sixty jurors will be called, with two notable civil actions: damages against the city of Kalispell for personal injuries and damages against the Western Union Telegraph Company.
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Standard
Kalispell
Jan
Erickson
Burned to death in house car with son in Cheyenne
Railroad engineer A. L. Hunter and his six year old son Paul perished when a fire razed the house car they lived in Saturday night. Mrs. Hunter and another daughter were severely burned but saved by Fireman Fred Ulrich. The notice closes with an advertisement for Orton Bros piano organ sales at 214 218 Main street.
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Cheyenne, Wye
Jan. A
L. L. Hunter
Paul
Orton Bros
Main Street
Cheerful Christians urged at Bozeman church revival
Rev. O P Bishop of Bozeman opened a revival at First Baptist church with a talk titled Crooked Paths. He urged cheerful Christians over long faced attitudes and shared two stories to illustrate his point. Services continue tonight and tomorrow afternoon at 3 30 with singing by the church choir.
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First Baptist Church
O. P. Bishop
Bozeman
Noftsinger
Jesus
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LOOR
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