Local Business Notes and Notices in Butte Chronicle
A collage of items lists service providers and ads from Butte, featuring Orton Bros rent panes, Heine and Clifford dentistry, Park Furs sale, Montana Music Co tuner, North Carolina wine claims, and North Pacific railway notes. Mentions Mrs Cooper, a newborn son, revival sermons, and county appraisers for taxation, plus various rental listings and local promotions.
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Orton Bros
Heine
Hennessy_ block
Dr. Clifford
N. Main
Park Furs
W. Bway
G. Bates
Montana Music Co
Fred Orton
F. H. Cooney
Chic
George Cooper
Carl Scott
Edward Fleming
Blue Wing Avenue
Walkerville
Northern Pacific
Butte
St. Paul
Minneapolis
North ‘Carolina
Montana Liquor Co
Mbutte
St. Change
Shaw
Hutte Mer. Co
Erate Distributors
Ladies’ Home Journal
Woman's Home Companion
J. A. Stomberg & Distributors
Hut E
Tilburn
Clancy
P. E'Marrington
J.D. Slemmons
John
O'Meara
John Holohan
Pat Mullins
McArthur
Marco Media
P. Sullivan
Savin Lisa
J. Moran
TL Lynch
MC. Dully
John B. Lloyd
Z. Ie
Utah murder suspect Wright sighted in county inquiry
County officials believed a man named W. H. Wright, jailed earlier for larceny, may be the Utah murderer who killed three boys. He allegedly dug a hole by a river to bury the bodies, escaped before discovery, and was seen in town after Reed paid him to buy oats. A photo circulated. police doubted the likeness.
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Lhe County
W. H. Wright
Utah
Fee
Wright
Reed
Polie
King Edward Replies to Royal Messages Funeral Attendees
The colonial office reports vast condolence telegrams from colonies and public bodies. Cardinal Vaughan will bring a papal message from Rome. German princes expected at the funeral include Henry and Arnulf of Prussia, the Grand Duke of Hesse, and princes of Saxe Meiningen and Hohenzollern. Henry of Orleans and Rear Admiral Cervera accompany Spain’s ambassador.
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Colonial Office
Vaughan
Rome
Germany
Henry of
Prussa
Arnulf
Bavaria
Grand Duke
Hesse
Saxe-Meiningen
Hohenzollern
Prince Henry of
Orleans
Cervera
Spain
Royal Salute Fired As King Edward Lands at Osborne
King Edward arrives aboard the royal yacht Australia at Cowes with first gun salute. Flags half mast, mourning decorum, Duke of Norfolk and royal staff attend. Queen Victoria coffin to be carried in English oak bearing royal arms. Emperor William stays at Osborne as funeral plans proceed amid memorial services led by Father Barnard Vaughan. Duke of Chartres arrives from Paris to attend the funeral as French sympathy noted.
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Wis
Cowes
Trinity Pier
Edward
Australia
Duke of Naught
Osborne House
Emperor William
Queen Victoria
Osborne
Duchess of Kent
William
Hubert Hurbokmer
London
Adelini Pattl
Barnard Vaughan
Crais-Y-Nos Castle
Wales
Mme. Patt
Santley
Government pays tribute to memory of Queen Victoria
The government honors nearly a century of history as the world mourns Queen Victoria. The premier’s remarks drew cheers while M Deschanel, president of the chamber, echoed the chamber’s regrets and the government’s expression of sorrow for England’s loss.
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Queen Victoria
England
M. Deschanel
Arrangements for Funeral of Queen at Cowes
The Isle of Wight reports that the queen's body will be moved from Osborne House February 2 for a military funeral. Officers arrived from Windsor with state regalia, and a 21 gun naval salute was fired at noon in honor of King Edward VII.
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Cowes
Isle of Wight
Castle
Osborne House
Windsor
Edward VII
Remarks by Ching in Pekin on peaceful terms
Prince Ching in Pekin on January 19 says Chinese requests are reasonable and that the United States and most nations will agree. He notes two sides to indemnity and cites wartime looting and private damage, while trusting allied good will. He mentions railway transfer talks with Russia and Germany and possible German control starting January 23. The British minister, Sir Ernest Mason, asks for a row of replies from Britain.
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Pekin
Prince Ching
Shettain
Forlen
Russia
Germany
Belen
Ernest ‘Mason Baton
Kwang Su
M. de Glers
Wanted in Anaconda Salted Robbery Suspect Identified
Seattle reports Chief Meredith received Mees fi that Afemtana authorities connected several balloon holdups to a suspect in Anaconda. The man, Clark, is linked to a Portland paper mill job and a 1898 saloon robbery with a confederate Sullivan. Clark eluded arrest then and is now under pursuit by Door Lodge county authorities.
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Standard
Seattle
Meridith
Sesset Meridith
Deetana
Clark
Callahan & O'Brien Papermpany
Portland
Anaconda
Mont
Sullivan
Door Lodge County
Department of the
Scottish Rite reunion banquet in Butte ends in high merriment
Seventy diners gathered for the annual Scottish Rite reunion in the valley of Butte. The evening featured toasts from notable Masons including Adrian M. Jones and S. M Nye of Livingston, with remarks on Masonry’s history and progress. The banquet room, set in a mansion-like temple, echoed with applause as speakers shared memories and appreciation for the craft.
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Valley of Hutt
East
Butte
United States
Willan McKinley
Adrian M. Jc
Washington
Jones
Plantee
Supreme Council
Suthern
Alc
Riley
Bite War
Mory
Nye
Livingston
Riey Zy
Albert Pike
Valley of Butte
JJ D. Richardson
Maroney
Neill
Masons
Sentana
Grand Lodel
Laumiger
Peech
Hoss
Minnesota
D. Vinetewe Ea Kodaamon Wat
Dr. Donovan
J. Mc Kirk
Notwits
Mr. Krk
John Frasier
Order
J. ML. Setth
Ove Kiessberg
Letter from Kansas man on California fruit shortage
A Kansas traveler in California notes California ships fine wines but sends away good fruit to Chicago and New York. He laments scarce decent prunes in Santa Clara Valley and criticizes handling and pricing of Italian prune products and other fruit in markets and restaurants.
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Francisco
Argonaut
Kansas City
Kansas
California
Almont
Chicago
San Jose Mercury
Santa Clara Valley
Santa Clara
Francisco Ihe
Californ
New York
Fou Court
Prapelege
Sam Prane
Boys Arrested Over Pipes In Whitehall Street Theft
Two youths A Kincaid 17 and Joseph Walsh 15 were caught in a candy store on South Main Street with elaborate pipes and money misappropriations. They claimed family troubles and abuse drove them from home and will be held until guardians arrive from Whitehall. The report mixes other local notes and a funeral notice.
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A. Kincaid
Joseph Walsh
Offcer Reininger
South Main Street
Whitehall
Alot
Kincott
Walsh
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Butte, Mont
Clitinn
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Plante
Aks
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Duke of Chartres
Paris
France
Jan. Mo
Chamber of Deputies
MM. Waldeckstow
Ching
Detroit Journal
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Alexandria Polys Technic, St
Boston
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Reunio
Newy Blood
Bargins
Regilar
brownfit-Canty Varpel Company
Fedpeceoje Ee
Ofa Cle
Chris Christensen
West Daly Street
Ashington Star
Mr. Meckton
Henrietta
Philadelphia Press
Tarnstorm
Buskin
Jey Nf Hyde
Monte Christo
Booth
Booth’s
Finnan Haddie
Lars Marrow
A. Booth
the Grotto Cafe
East Broadway
Drs
See & Freund Hospital
Felephone
Ambal Butte
Hanks
Aont.na
Coseszetany Avgielngs
Henry Mucker
Frankeins
M. Donahoe
Dain Donahoe & Moyernes SS
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K. Towle, Press
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