Butte Banks Stand Firm Amid Strong Local Finances
The article notes seven in Butte banks led by First National with A J Davis Jr as president and W A Clark & Bro as key backers. Murray's bank serves mainly as the Murray interests hub, with no deposits accepted. It highlights daily clearing practices and asserts Butte's status as a solid money center beyond mining lore, despite curious historical digressions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Municipal Corporation
First National Bank
A. J. Davis, Jr
W. A. Clark
Murray
Business Men's Association
Union Gospel Mission Aids Destitute In Butte
The Union Gospel Mission at 122 South Main Street serves income deprived men with low cost meals and sleeping space while offering a reading room and kitchen. Rev James Vernon, a 20 year mission veteran, leads the effort aided by local donors. Women are admitted but chiefly cared for by Salvation Army or Associated Charities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Gospel Mission
South Main Street
Salvation Army
Associated Charities
Montana Music Hall
James Vernon
Mr. Vernon
Sterling
Vernon
England
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Leicester
Colorado
Salt Lake City
Butte
Denver
Strange Coincidences Across Inquests in England
A Sussex widow testifies at a inquest that two of her husbands were killed by the same wagon in separate incidents. A Bromley platelayer dies by a train at the same station where his wife says his first husband also perished years earlier. The report notes striking parallels and suggests caution in drawing conclusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Moses
Wandsworth
Waterloo Station
London
Devonport
Moses
Mounts Bay
Penzance
England
Dewdrop
Edward Ladner
Kensington
Smith
William
Notting Hill
Lower
Piddinghoe
Sussex
Dean
Bromley
Growing Old Poem Excerpt Reflects Aging and Hope
A poem notes each year brings isolation and grief yet also suggests renewal. It contrasts growing old with fading earthly ties while the Morning Star rises and the Dawn becomes brighter. The speaker finds lighter burdens and a newer, immortal hope as life shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
King Oscar Celebrates 74th Birthday in Stockholm
King Oscar of Sweden marked his 74th birthday on January 21 with salutes flags and a grand banquet for foreign ministers. Stockholm observed a holiday as preparations aimed to make the occasion memorable. Prince Eugene’s illness canceled the court ball and quiet reigned at the palace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar
Sweden
Stockholm
Eugene
Ogear II
Indian test of courage recounts a west tale
A Times-Democrat reminiscence describes an Indian judging a rival by a dramatic glove strike. The tribeman declares the second hit proves cowardice, while the first insult showed the man’s fear. The tale ends with the Indian preserving his feared status in the West. It notes Borekgrevink receiving an American offer to lead an Antarctic expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Cbe
Borekgrevink
America
The Pain King Rheumatism Cure Ad
A historical advertisement extols S. S. S. as the purifying cure for rheumatism and uric acid poisoning. It portrays rheumatism as a demon that wrecks the body, claims external treatments are ineffective, and promises relief and improved health through the vegetable remedy S. S. S. with free physician advice.
Humble testimonial for S. 8. 5S relief from rheumatism
Mrs. Alice Horton of Bowling Green Kentucky reports acute rheumatism left her unable to raise her arm or walk, after two months of doctor care with no relief. She took S. 8. 5S and quickly felt better, becoming entirely well according to her statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Horton
12Th St
Bowling Green
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New Orleans Times-Democrat
the Pain King
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