Butte News Road to National Park Possibly Next Year
The Northern Pacific Railway may extend the Gaylord and Ruby Valley branch toward the National Park with Virginia City as a likely corridor. A daily passenger train is expected between Whitehall and the line terminus by February, linking with through trains as demand grows. current service runs three times weekly. N. P. Shulin offers tailoring and cleaning services at 32 KE Broadway.
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Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Gaylord and
Ruby Valley
National Park
Virginia City
Park
Whitehall
New Road
Butte
Northern Pacific
Syrian woman agrees to return home with father
Early yesterday Joseph Sarkis and the girl's father Joseph Raisk visited the sheriff's office seeking the runaway wife. After talks with the Syrian interpreter the woman consented to go home with her father but she said she hates her husband. Tickets for a Boulder Hot Springs trip were sold at the Great Northern railway office.
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Joseph Sarkis
Joseph Raisk
Raisk
Mr. Dobson
Boulder Hot Springs
Great Northern Railway
J. E Dawson
G. A
Three Wayward Girls Sent to House of Good Shepherd
Three departed girls are placed under care at the Helena House of Good Shepherd amid local juvenile disturbances. Authorities report the move aims to provide guidance and shelter until further arrangements.
Case of Bernice Sinnick Sent to Reform School
Bernice Sinnick a 15 year old girl was captured by sheriff and taken to the House of the Good Shepherd in Helena. Her father agreed his daughters could be kept until 21 or until reform. County Attorney Breen has two other girls in custody and may send Lizzie Barry 11 and Nellie Sullivan 15 to the reform school.
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Bernice Sinnick
House of the Good Shepherd
Helena
Furey
Breen
Jil
Lizzie Barry
Nellie Sullivan
Barry and Sullivan
Reform School
Fire Slightly Damages Home of Local Miner
An overheated stove in Arthur Kennedy’s kitchen at No 1 West Copper Street caused a fire after 10 pm. Neighbors reported smoke, firemen extinguished the blaze with little furniture damage. Also, Nora Egan, 13 months, died at 109 Fast La Plata Street. funeral set for Thursday at 2 pm.
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Arthur Kennedy
West Copper Street
Ed Roach
Kennedy House
Kennedy
Sanger
Nora
Dan Egan
Fast la Plata Street
Balloting Wednesday Starts at Noon During Meeting
Balloting will occur Wednesday from 12 noon until the meeting concludes by order of Dent. John D. Malloy signs as the official.
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Dent
John D. Malloy
Mrs J W Hamilton Dead In Montana Oil Field
Well known Montana woman Mrs J W Hamilton died of heart failure. Her passing follows a long local prominence in social and civic circles, with her husband a noted oil operator in the region.
Death of Mrs. Hamilton in Greenwood After Simple Operation
Mrs. J W Hamilton sister of John K Toole and Mrs. Peter Cox of Anaconda Montana died in Greenwood after a routine operation at Sisters hospital. She collapsed early this morning from heart failure after recovering well until Monday night. She was 34 with four children aged 15, 7, 4 and 4. Burial likely in Montana, with Montana relatives to decide. Ruby mine manager Mr Hamilton and local Montanans plan floral tributes.
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Standard
Greenwood
B. C
J. W. Hamilton
John Kk. Toole
Peter Cox
Anaconda
Mont
Montana
Ruby Mine
Hamilton
Thornton Hotel Rates and Dining Ad
The Thornton Hotel offers ropean plan at $1.50 per day and up and American plan at $3 per day and upwards. Describes finest table west of New York.
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New York
Kelley Locates His Shoes At Second Hand Store
John Kelley mine foreman living at 805 North Wyoming Street found a pair of stolen shoes at Morris Hirschfield’s second hand shop 12 North Wyoming Street. Hirschfield and assistant L Zabludowsky are bound for court on a charge of buying stolen goods without reporting sales as required by law. Chief Reynolds seeks license revocation for the dealer. Kelley learned the shoes could be bought for 3 dollars, half their original price, and the store claimed the shoes had been there for three weeks.
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John Kelley
North
Wyoming Street
Morris Hirschfield
Policeman Young
Hirschfield
L. Zabludowsky
Chief Reynolds
Kelley
Woodmen of the World forms new auxiliary association
The Woodmen of the World and an auxiliary organized a new association named the ASS. Officers elected include President John N. Kirk and vice presidents Charles Lannin A B. Keith, Treasurer A W Smith, Secretary W Krom. Plans call for 100 initiates around May 1 at Sutton's opera house followed by a banquet. The Gold berg office building near Lewis' dry goods store is open.
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Woodman of the World and Auxiliary
The
ASS Association
John N. Kirk
Charles Lannin
A. B. Keith
A. W. Smith
W. ©. Krom
Sutton’s
Opera House
Smallpox Case Found in City Woman from Anaconda
Mrs. J. G. Lemire was found af flicted with smallpox yesterday at No. 55 South Main Street. She had arrived in the city three days ago from Anaconda. She was removed to the pesthouse and the place where she was found was quarantined.
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J. G. Lemire
No. SS South Main Street
Anaconda
Evening lectures proposed at state school of mines
The board invites notices from prospective students by February 1 1902 to start evening classes if five courses draw enough demand. Planned offerings include mathematics chemistry mineralogy mechanics and mining with at least ten applicants per course and no more than two evenings weekly.
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State School of Mines
Board of Trustees
Leonard
Coal Delivered Anywhere by Citizens Coal Co
Citizens Coal Co offers coal in any quantity with quick delivery to Kemmerer Rock Springs Rocky Fork and Gebo. Contact 538 at No 4 East Broadway for prompt service.
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Kemmerer
Rock Springs
Gebo
Citizens’ Coal CO
East Broadway
Senate confirms judicial and postmaster appointments
The Senate in executive session confirmed Francia E. Baker of Indiana as United States circuit judge for the Seventh Judicial Circuit. Postmasters confirmed include Henry P. Kraus in Reno Nevada and Oliver Hinman in Ellensburg Idaho along with Ed F. Winn Idaho Falls Alaska Frank W. Swanton Nome Oregon David L. Moomaw Baker City Thomas W. Riches Silverton Wyoming.
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Washington
Senate
Francia E. Baker
Indiana
United States
Seventh Judicial Circuit
Nevada
Henry P. Kraus
Reno
Oliver Hinman
Ellensburg
Idaho
Ed F. Winn
Idaho Falls
Alaska
Frank W. Swanton
Nome
Oregon
David L. Moomaw
Baker City
Thomas W. Riches
Silverton
Wyoming
Local Names Appearing in Obscure Notice
Dwight M. Thayer of Rock Springs William Pugh of Evanston Horace E. Christmas of Kemmerer Percy L. Smith of Rawlins are listed in a brief public notice fragment reflecting names tied to a local matter. Further details are unavailable in the readable text.
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Dwight M. Thayer
Rock Springs
William Pugh
Evanston
Horace E. Christmas
Kemmerer
Percy L. Smith
Rawe Lines
Cawley Amendment Rejected in House of Commons Vote
In London on January 21 Winston Churchill led a debate on Frederick Cawley’s Liberal amendment to the speech from the throne. Critics urged peace talks and compromise while Conservatives urged backing the government. The amendment failed 333 to 123 amid notable abstentions and cheers.
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London
Winston Spencer Churchill
House of Commons
Frederick Cawley
South Africa
William Vernon Harcourt
Lord Rosebery
A. J. Balfour
Balfour
House
Cawley
No Power to Make or to Unmake Party Platform
Washington Jan 21 The Democratic House caucus committee voted 11 to 1 to recommend to the general caucus that the party make no new platform declarations and has no power to alter the national platforms already adopted. Henry of Texas will offer a sub resolution reaffirming the Kansas City platform.
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Washington
House
Democrats
Henry
Texas
Kansas City
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Butte News
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Twin Bridge
White
N. P. Shulin
Broadway
Sadie Raisk-Sarkis
Husband
Main Street
House OF Good
Shepherd
W. F. C. Whyte
Belt
J. H. Turner
Chicago
J. B. McKinney
Dillon
Finlen
E. '‘L. Barnes
Neihart
August Freesberg
Pasin
John Rogers
Salt Lake
F. H. Marsh
Thornton
Mary Tatan
Fort Benton
Taylor Trent
Bozeman
Harry Tuttle
Great Falls
Father Callahan
Sacred Heart Church
Friends
M. M. Potter
J. C. McLeod
Philipsburg
H. Thompson
Spokane
H. FE. Essen
Cambridge, Minn
J. Monroe
W. J. Franshaw
J. K. Richards
Sam Harrison
Butte Typographical Union
Hunter's Hot Springs
Justice O'onnor
O Connors
Montana Street
Neenan
Walkerville
Justice and
Bhut
Dr. Bryant
J.W. Hamilton
Thornton Hotel
Woodmen OF the World
SSS
Goldberg
Lewis’ Dry Goods
Hminness Yds
Butte, Montana
Democratic Committee
Caucus
Galilee
Holy Land
Anaconda Standard
Missoula
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