Community Notes Highlight Recitals and Club Events
The column lists a Deer Lodge recital this evening by a renowned pianist, plus a Women’s Club meeting with Dr Bertha Mackel delivering a talk on The Excretory Organs. Social updates include a whist party at the Masonic temple, junior class reception, and travel notes for Mrs. Jones and Miss Welmescary.
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The
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
A. H. Jones
Sir Margaret Covette
Seattle
J.P. Welmescary
Chicago
Welmescary
Miss Margaret
Janice
Tenaw Hall
Woman's Club
Bertha Mackel
Mackel
Mary Kellett
James Whitcomb Riley
Chi
Sol Buckles
EL Kern
Harry Te Charles
JW. Murphy
Makes Fine Impression Larne Revival Speech
A revival meeting at First Presbyterian Church featured evangelist Mr. Schiveren and his son singing and speaking to a large enthusiastic audience. He emphasized interdenominational work and practical religious topics while recounting past platform appearances with figures like William Jennings Bryan and debates on silver. The series continues nightly in Butte after successful events in Anaconda.
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Ferd Schiveren
Schiverea
Wio
William
J. Te
Schiveren
Bryan
Aintry
Ford Schiveren
Butte
Anaconda
Cathal
Mir
Schiverva
S. Warkich
Norse and Danish Methodist district meeting note
Routine day at the district center of the Norwegian and Danish Methodist church with delegates still arriving and essays read. Rev F Larsen spoke at revival noting Be Strong in the Lord from Second Chronicles. Martha Gooch, 67, died last night and funeral details will follow. Rev Waite arrives to hold nightly Pentecostal meetings.
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Ais
Centence
Out Ofstown
F. Larsen
Great Fails
Martha Gooch
Richard
Mission Halt Announces Extended Stay in Omer Work
A brief note indicates renver Cule yesterday plans to remain for some time in the later work, with the announcement made brightly at the mission halt.
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Renver
Iater
Butte Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Mining Ties
Frank D Brown of Philipsburg plans a visit to Butte while local activity includes a Hehical Culture club meeting Friday. Thompson, recently from Boston, arrives to visit brother James R. Thompson and oversee mining interests near Prescott.
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Frank D. Brown
Philipsburg
Hutte
Hehical Culture Club
Margaret” Loughrin
Wiliam 1
Contempt Hearing Delays in Evans and Forbis Case
The transcript shows attorney pincott and witness Woolfeater in dispute over funds used for a note. Harney’s transfer of probate duties and contempt papers drawn before court entry are cited. Kelly argues Harney violated state law and the supreme court order. The Healey case new trial affidavits are discussed. hearing continues tomorrow evening.
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Pincott
Kelly
Harney
Lippincott
Woolfeater
Department Three
Clernan
Evans
Forbis
Supreme Purt
ofMdavits
Healey
Sure Thing mine to be active in Ontario district
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports that within ten days the Sure Thing mine near Helena, Ontario district, will be worked at full scale by Canell and Martin under a bond. High grade ore has been shipped, with values between $30,000 and $40,000 over the past year. A.W. Martin recently returned from the East amid talk of the Helena Gold Mining Company.
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Standard
Helema
Ontario
Hell
Canell &Martin
Helena
A.W. ‘Martin
Thina Gold Mining
Immigration head tax debate in Vancouver interview
A Vancouver dispatch reports Premier Prior and Attorney General D Eberts discussing Chinese immigration during a Domainian government interview. Sir Wilfrid Laurier commented on the prior head tax rise to 100 from 50 to test the policy’s effect and noted further actions.
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Vancouver
B.C
Ottawa
Prior
Eberts
British Columbia
Domainian
Wilfred Lath
British Columbia Tax Increase Discussed After Interview
A colonial official reported satisfaction after talks on tax policy. The discussion touched an increase to S100, viewed as addressing practical Chinese emigration concerns and meeting local expectations, with further steps anticipated.
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British Columbia
Roberts
Entered Indianapolis compromise shapes printing trades union
At a closing session of the national conference of printing trades representatives, a new compact was formed linking the American Federation of Journalists and related bodies. The agreement keeps individual unions intact while creating a joint board overseeing labels strikes and appeals, with voting shared among the Board of Appeals and the Photoengravers Union. The plan transfers control of other branches to the organization and outlines authority over the union label.
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Indianapolis
Gom
United States
Union
International Hood of Bookbiniers
International ‘Mtereorpsers
Ogre
Board of Appeal
Ntor
Stereotoyers and
Electrotyper
Union and Organae
Wilh
Photoengravers
Pitiful case sends boy to Warm Springs for treatment
A one year old boy, Paul Juhas, became brain damaged after an accident linked to a feud in a household. He has not spoken since infancy and remains unresponsive to people. Judge Clements ordered treatment at Warm Springs, hoping for recovery through structured care.
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Fielet
Paul Dubus
Poole
Paul Tas
Ted Sane
Homer
Ieernaon
Anyon
Clements
Warm Springs
Free County High School Bonds Sold in Seven Bids
Seven bids were received for the $20,000 high school bonds at the sale held yesterday. Union Bank and Trust of Helena won with the highest and satisfactory bid, bonds at 6 1/2 percent, payable over 20 years and redeemable in 10. Rudolph Kilbotte & Co. of Chicago were the actual purchasers, with the trust company acting as organ. L. Ramsey, secretary, noted the event upon arrival in Glasgow.
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Te Standard
Ispell
Union Bank and Trust Company
Helena
Rudolph Kilbotte & Co
Chicago
Trust Company
Theorge L. Ramsey
Union Bank and Trust
Tary
Wreck Toll Grows In New Jersey Tragedy
A collision near Plainfield involved the local and an express train causing numerous deaths and injuries. Rescue efforts continued as investigators blamed human fallibility and traced signals and orders amid a chaotic scene with witnesses from Plainfield and nearby towns.
Twenty Die as Central Railroad Crash Rocks New Jersey
A rear collision on the Central Railroad of New Jersey near Cranford Plainfield Plainfield and Elizabeth injures many and leaves at least 20 dead with 50 plus wounded. Engineer Davis of the Reading express and Fireman McCarthy are hospitalized. officials blame Davis for ignoring danger signals as the wrecked cars spill amid a chaotic scene with numerous named injured and two missing.
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Bruce
George McGrath
McGrath
Wilkie
No. 8
Westfield
Cranford
Plainfield
New York
Bound Brook
Elizabeth
Graind
Dunnellon
Reading
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Reading Express
Davis
McCarthy
Philadelphia and
da Vis
Gracela
Davie
Hold Up Bullion Train Wreck Injures Several Near Alamogordo
A bullion train hold-up incident ended with the special wrecking into a freight train while returning from Cox Canyon to Alamogordo. One engineer suffered serious injuries, and H. H. Major of Alamogordo was badly hurt. All aboard the special sustained injuries, including Phillips.
Rail crash in dense fog injures passengers near Pulaski
Jan 24 on the Illinois Central line a Chicago fast train crashed into the rear of a St. Louis train No 2 amid dense fog near Pulaski Illinois. The last car held the private car of the late Judge Fentress and family of Chicago en route to Bolivar Tenn. The coffin was broken and the judge’s family badly shaken. Three teammen injured. no passengers hurt.
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Airo
Til
Ilinois
Fentress
Chicago
Sinois Central
Bolivar, Tenn
Akien
Four Men Die In Northwestern Train Collision
Chicago Jan 28 Four persons were killed and several others injured in a rear end collision between stock trains on the Northwestern near Lafox Illinois. Dead are Charles Coe Woodbine Iowa Blane Vail Iowa A A Amy Scranton Iowa J Peterson Battle Creek Michigan. Trains met in dense fog as stockmen moved rock to Chicago and the East.
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Chicago
Northwestern Railway
Lafox
Charles Coe
Woodbine
Towa
Blane
Vail
Iowa
A. A. Amy
Scranton
J. Peterson
Battle Creek
Toma
Rock
Settlement Unanimous Accepts Water Company Offer
Helena city council reached a unanimous decision to settle with the Helena Water Works Co for about 42,000 for five years of water service. The agreement drops most litigation, except a pending U.S. Court of Appeals case, and pays $150 monthly for continued service to Helena.
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Standar
Helena
United States Court Oy
Sanelec
Helena Wate Works Company i
Prince Arthibald Disappears Month After Wedding
London reports the Daily Express announces the disappearance since December 90 of Prince Arthibald Sia Moira who wed on December 12 at Portsmouth to Miabel Scott, former Countess of Russell. In Rome, Vesuvius erupts again with detonations and incandescent jets amid smoke.
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London
Daily Express
Prince Arthibald
Sia’ Se Moira
Mare
Portsmouth
Miabel Scott
Countess of Russell
Ayth Fince
Rome
Vesuvius
Kansas Legislature Eyes Voting Machine Contract
Jan. reports indicate both houses favor bills to contract for a machine to flash results of state elections. General opinion favors replacing the current system, seen as cumbersome, with a new method.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Tegislature
Executive Council
Thyer
Australia
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Deer Lodge
Cham Mnade
Deer Lode
We. J. H. Savitte
Pacific Coast
Fred Schiverea
Larne
Waite
Pentecostal Mission
Lutte Irom
Butte Briefs
Aul Juhas
War Springs
Free County High School
Glasgow
Fenner
Tucson
J M. Milton
Cambridge
Mass
Glidden
Hitton
Colston
Witkie
Stoufe
W. C. Mester
Cominy
Philadelphia Express
Philaddelphia
John Finke
Finke
Finkeays
Nwland Chandler
Edward Curriad
Thomas A. Cuming
Edward Flyn
Elias Miles
P Joseph R. Hallinfield
Horace G. Hand
Elizabeth R. W. Happerson
Fred Hardingham
Dunellen
RY Hoger
Lindbarger
Plainfeld
Henry L. Mahan
Harvey M. Patterson
West Dunellen
Charles B. Reed
F. A. Smith
T. Thayer
Plat
Harold W. Tomlinson
Plainhela
Craig Waldron
Edgar W. Williams
James Beekman
Harold le Dealeaux
Bly
Michael Clark
Wilson Frederick
William Sampson
Lizzie Cutler
Lizzie Culver
Percy Irving
Quelvian
Hock Island
Loring
Torday
Union Pucks
Bell
Sldge
San Domingo
Powell
Clyde Line
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