Butte Ads and Notices Include Rentals and Local News
A collage of local notices lists piano rental names and repairs by Orton Bros and Montana Music Co, medical practitioners, cigars, rail travel notes, births, real estate transfers, and the Thornton Bowling Parlor reopening. It mentions a mine deed sale, asylum transport costs, a notable bereavement, a lawsuit, and a rental ad for a modern flat in the Bee Hive block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
Tieine
Hennessy
Clifford
N. Main
BE. Park
W. B'way
J. G. Bates
Montana Music Co
Fred Orton
Heine
Anna
J. A. Stomberg &O
Butte
J. W. Kemper
Dave Goldberg
Butte Mining Development Company
Lee Mantle
Thornton
Rand 10 Per Cent Money Lender on Real Estate
J. H. Fariss offers 10 percent money to lend on improved real estate. Located at No. 5 Silver Bow block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rand
J. H. Fariss
Lee Mantle
Chas Schatzlein
Fayette Haverington
Charles R. Leonard
A. B. Clements
Helnge
Henry Mueller
Frank Hagemins
Subscriptions Offer for Anaconda Standard
Pay ten dollars in advance for a one year subscription to the Anaconda Standard and secure the premium Famous Art Reproduced. Express prepaid.
Funeral of Anthony Smalle Tomorrow at 2 P M
The funeral for Anthony Smalle will be held tomorrow at 2 P M from the residence 11446 West Woolman. The body will lie in state at Richards Undertaking Parlors until 10 AM Wednesday.
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Anthony Smalle
West Woolman
Richards
Two Miners Die in Shaft Fall at L E R Mine
A fatal accident killed Anthony Smalle and Guy W. Kingsbury when they fell about 500 feet from a cage at the L E R shaft near the Parnell mine. Coroner's inquest found the men died from the fall and noted that safety gates on the cage had been removed.
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Guy Kingsbury
Anthony Smalle
Guy W. Kingsbury
Parnell
Kingsbury
William Shovel
Smalle
Ony
Goodwin
Utes
Frank Hunter
Mr. Hunter
James McQueen
No. 3
North Jackson Street
Mr. Heath
Trerise
Reed
Connell’s
Fred Tallon
Andrew Herron
Arthur Goodman
Samuel Smalle
Shovel
Ben
Geome
John Birmingham
L. FE. R
Towne Pace in Senate Sparks Imperialism Debate
Senator Towne tells the Senate that Philippines resistance grows and warns empire plans threaten U.S. liberty. He cites 6,000 troops and argues imperial rule would ruin nations. McComas objections arise over credentials as Bailey and Simmons sworn in. Indian irrigation debate follows with San Carlos amendment approved with limits.
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Philippines
Mr. Towne
Hamlet
Athens
Rome
F. M. Simmons
North Carolina
McComas
Maryland
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Senate adjourns on quorum shortage after amendment session
Mr. Chandler warned of night sessions if the Indian appropriation bill was not disposed of tomorrow. The senate adjourned at six o clock due to lack of a quorum, with session to resume tomorrow.
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Chandler
Senate
Royal ties in Britain Germany ease amid funeral rites
Emperor William plans to honor Prince Arthur of Connaught with the Red Eagle at a period of improving Anglo German ties. Count von Eulenberg travels to join the imperial suite as the crown prince tours Osborne house grounds with the monarch. The Emperor then boards the Hohenzollern to handle urgent state business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonal
Germany
Great Britain
William
Prince Arthur of
KING TO CROWN PRINCE IN GARTER OATH IN LONDON
King Edward crowns Crown Prince Frederick William with the Order of the Garter and notes his mother’s wish. He praises Emperor William, highlights friendly royal ties, and expresses hope for continued Anglo German cooperation for peace and civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Daily Mail
Edward
Order of the Garter
Frederick William
William
Nntion
England
You Should See Her Best Bar One Teller Madam Renno
Madam Renno narrates stories of love marriage divorce mining business and travel. The note invites readers to call at 102 South Montana Street for inquiries or services.
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Renno
South
Montana Street
East Galena assault update refutes earlier death report
Correction states Blon dinette survived her injuries from a previous assault on East Galena Street. She was moved from hospital to a Copper block room and is recovering. Police say the attacker remains at large, with no arrest in connection to the earlier incident.
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Blondinette
Galena Street
Montana concert halls closed by authorities
J. W. Kenney shut the Montana Concert hall last night and said he declined to run a venue opposed by authorities. The Savoy near the Montana was not opened, and other halls are likely to follow the closure.
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J. W. Kenney
Montana
Savoy
Whiteside renews libel suit against Butte Miner in Montana court
Kalispell notes report Fred Whiteside renewed in district court his libel suit against the Butte Miner for 100000 dollars. Attorneys are W F Sanders and T J Walsh. Also noted is a second smallpox case in the county jail, the Stockholm concert hall robbery case, and sale of 10000 dollars in school bonds to N W Harris Co with 1218 dollars premium.
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Bray
The
Humane Society
Dennis Hearly
John Hawkins
Cosmopolitan
Ladies’ Home Journal
Scribners
Metropolitan
Strand
Argosy
Pr. O
Miles Finlen
Boston & Montana Company
Minnie Healey
Metes and Bounds
State Board of Commissioners of the Asylum
John Park
Winnipeg
J. R. Wharton
W. G. Wharton
Fairhaven
Wash
Wharton
Butte
Margaret Dalton
Joseph Pichard
Arnold
Standard
Kalispell
Jan
Fred Whiteside
Whiteside
Clark
W. F. Sanders
T. J. Walsh
William Herndon
Stockholm
N. W. Harris & Co
Chicago
Only One Objector Opposes Danish West Indies Sale
In Copenhagen on January 2, a single member of a 15 member finance committee opposes selling the Danish West Indies to the United States. The objector plans a newspaper campaign in favor of retention. The landsting finance committee will soon report in favor of the sale, with island inhabitants' agitation deemed largely artificial and not influential.
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Copenhagen
Jan
Li Hung Chang Suffering from Fever and Delirium
A dispatch from Pekin carried by the North China Daily News reports Li Hung Chang is feverish and delirious in Shanghai. His life is despaired of as the illness worsens in January.
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Shanghai
North China Daily News
Pekin
Li Hung Chang
Severe Storms Rage Across Germany Damage Report
Storms lash Germany with hurricane like force causing extensive damage. East Frisian coast including Leer hit by a tidal wave. Frankforten reports heavy snowfall while Bremen notes northwest winds driving water toward dykes. A Dresden freight train derailed five cars on the Potschappel Wilsdruff line.
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Berlin
Germany
East Frisian
Leer
Frankforten
Bremen
Welser
Dresden
Potschappel
Wilsdruff
Robbery at Kansas City Cashier Office
A young man with a revolver robbed cashier Irvin of 50 to 700 dollars at the Standard Oil office in south Kansas City. He forced Irvin into a closet, fled to a passing freight train, and was later linked to suspects Ched Coverdale and Ralph Myer, with Irvin later identifying Coverdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Standard Ol! Company
Irvin
Ched Coverdale
Ralph Myer
Union Station
Coverdale
Indiana prison superintendant accused of flogging girls
A committee report to Governor Durbin alleges Mrs. Sarah Keeley, superintendent of the Indiana Women's Prison and Girls Industrial School, stripped and flogged girls with machine lashes and subjected them to other cruel treatment.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Durbin
Sarah Keeley
Indiana Women’s Prison and Girls’ Industrial School
Lind Ellensburg cut off to shorten NP main line
Tacoma newspaper reports the Northern Pacific will invest 2 million dollars in 1913 to build the Lind Ellensburg cut off in Washington. The nearly 100 mile route will cut about 90 miles from the main line improving service between Spokane and Ellensburg and reducing travel time from St Paul to Tacoma by around four hours.
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Tacoma
Wash
St. Paul
Northern Pacific Railway
Lind-Ellensburg
Spokane
Ellensburg
Craig's Sew Position in Oregon R N Co
Portland Jan 28 A circular appoints A L Craig general passenger agent of the Oregon Railroad Navigation company to succeed W H Hurlburt who resigned Traffic Manager B Campbell issued the notice today
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Portland
Ore
A. L. Craig
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company
W. H. Hurlburt
B. Campbell
Aldermen Defy Mayor Over Midnight Saloon Law
Chicago aldermen vote 38 to 35 to defeat Mayor Harrison's plan to repeal the midnight saloon closing law, leaving the curfew in place this evening.
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Chicago
Harrison
Also Mentioned on This Page
Butte News
Btandard
East Broadway
Telephone
Garnet
Amethyst
Bloodstone
Diamond
Emerald
Agatere
Ruby
Sapphire
OPAL
TOPAZ
Turquoisre
Jewelers
Butte, Pont
Call Scott's Stove
Park
Hanson
William Dolan
East Summit Street
H. C. Gillis
Northern Pacific
Minneapolis
Butte Mer, Co
West Side
Reynolds & McDowell
Bee Hive
Towne
United States
Islands
Venice
Republic
Hoar
Massachusetts
Committee On
San Carlos
Spooner
Carter
Pettigrew
Jones
Hovaliy Alr Ving
ST Paul
Brownfield-Canty Carpet Company
West Park Street
Kalispell Notes
Danish West Indies
Needleasly de Ayed
Li Hane Chang I
Indianapols
Craig
Ise
Cresce Santos
Maracaibo
UD Bisccces
Grotto Cafe
Drs. Murray & Freund Hospital
Butte, Mont
Hanks
DACA
Sauerkraut
A. Booth
Cash Grocery
Jiarcusaly
Meyer
M. Douahoe
Buti Eb
Avmana
Europe
Orient
Kl Mover
Minoacer. C
Swinkborne
Cashir
Tss
O. K. Lewis
J. H. Vivian
W. P Fayette Harrington
Silver Bow National Bank
Canital
Sporters’ & Traders’ National Bank
New York
Union National Bank
rocker-Woolworth National Bank
San Francisco
Ladd & Tilton
Ore Deseret Nat! Bank
Balt Lake
Utah
First N Mel Bank
Mini
National Bank
Aha
Net
Andrew J
James A. Feibott
E. B. Welrick Castor George Stevenson
Foreign Exchange
State Savings Bank
Main and Park
John A. Creighton
G. W. Stapleton
Hodgens
Joan A. Creighton
Omaha
A. H. Barrett
E. D. Leavitt
V. Kempes
T. M. Hodgens
J. O., Hodgena
Paris
France
Dies Drue Co
Buite
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