Despondent woman attempts suicide in red light district
Adeline Lander, a resident of the red light district, swallowed several doses of a poison in the early morning hours. Rescue workers, including Bes, McCarthy, and Cowperthwaite, aided her for hours with oxygen and stimulant or sedative measures to keep her alive. Neighbors say she had long shown despair and a violent quarrel with a bartender husband years earlier.
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Kher
Adeline Jauaor
Red Light District
Lindanusa
Sti
Bes, McCarthy and Cowperthwaite
Flere
MEATIC OF PATRICK BOLLE
Patrick Doyle aged 35 died at his home on Clear Grit terrace at 2 o'clock yesterday morning from complications of diseases He leaves a wife and one child two sisters Alis James Shea of Thate and Mrs Tanes Grant of Gilmore Idaho and one brother Daniel Dosis of Colinga Cal Interment will be arranged with hinges Mr Deyte wed in Butte about 12 years He lost a leg in a mining accident four years ago and had not been well since
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Patrick Doyle
Oelock
Calla
Alis
James Shea
Thate
Tanes Grant
Gilmore
Idaho
Daniel Dosis
Colinga
Cal
Butte Current Notes Highlights Local Biz and Visitors
A jumble of notes reports rent pianos from Orton Gras and fresh oysters at Miasiki’s. mentions visitors Ed Welly in town, Flugh Chittlek of Miles City, and BW. Winnemore from Lewistown. Public notices reference sale laws and Kalispell travel. Mary MacLane’s condition given as favorable amid scarlet fever illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Gras
Miasiki's
McLaughlin Coal Co
Butte
Tonkin's
Dowling
Basin
Pearl Smith
Dow
Charles J. Aller
Thornton
Wisdom
Wather's
Ed Welly
Lutte
Flugh Chittlek
Mites City
Finlen
Winnemore
Lewistown
Bulle Cresby
Mies Miller
West
Broadway
Ind
Ciy
Kalispell
BR. L. Behepe
Boze Yerleniay
O. M. Rest
J. W. Lusher
Dilton
Te Thornton
Pipestone Springs
Great Falie
Wellcome & Peckover Co. W
Goebel Brother’s Death Tied to Killing Ten Year Later
Cincinnati report on the January funeral in Covington Ky for Arthur Goebel brother of William Goebel. Commonwealth Attorney Franklin linked William’s assassination to Arthur’s death, saying the bullet and the freed murder suspects caused a broken heart. Arthur to be buried beside William after Feb 20 monument planned at Frankfort.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
William Goebel
Arthur Goebel
Phoenix
Ariz
Covington
Commonwealth
Robert B. Franklin
Goebel
Interu
Arthur
Krankfort
Twililfaim Goebel
Alde
Breakfast Meat Boycott Claims One Man
In Pittsburg on January 34 a dozen foreigners in a boarding house joined a breakfast meat boycott. All but Mic Skevine, a Slav, agreed to eat a light meal. Skevince fiercely ate the breakfast steak alone and choked to death on the tipet mouthrat.
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Pittsburg
Mic Skevine
Funeral thanks from the Donnethorne and kin
Family members James Donnellthorn e a twin brother and cousin express gratitude to friends for sympathy and attendance at the wake and burial. They name gratitude to the grmmusicline' Naton and mourners who sent flowers for the late relative. Names listed: JGUN DONNESTHORNE, WILLAM DONNITHOR, JAMES TONKIN, FRED TRETHEWAY, VtRY TRETHEWAY, Skns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Donnl
Thorn
Naton
Jgun Donnesthorne
Willam Donnithor
James Tonkin
Fred Tretheway
Vtry Tretheway
Skns
Missouri diver bids farewell as winter floods ease
Fragmentary OCR notes describe persistent wet winds and a Missouri diver’s closure under flood conditions. Phrases mention packers delaying ritatey supply and a January timing, with unclear references to Lucembar and Beaton, leaving a partial, uncertain weather and supply picture.
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Syrsial Dante
the Standard
Ory Beaton
Missouri
Fee
Nec
Lucembar
Questions Enumerators Will Ask In a Census Take
A humorous, era text describes the daunting set of census questions that and enumerators will pose in Butte. It notes tough queries on personal relationships, employment, literacy, home ownership, and even sensitive status. The piece highlights potential misinterpretations at doors and the challenges of collecting accurate data from residents.
Musicians Pay Tribute At Funeral Of James Donnithorne
James Donnithorne 23 died recently, honored by the musicians union and Vincent band. The funeral from Mrs Etta Simmons home moved through Park Street to Montana and Mountain View Methodist Church with a dirge, conducted by Rev Frederick Spencer. Pallbearers and mourners followed to the cemetery, with Rock of Ages sung and offerings from Oregon Short Line employer. Donnithorne a noted local musician, cherished by many in the community.
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James Donnithorne
Yourity
Musicians’ Union
Vincent Band
Park
Montana
Montane
Mountain View Methodist Church
Frederick Spencer
Mt. Ethyl Church
Serviers
Montana Street
Alyen
Oregon Short Ling
Camnunits
Sunday School Workers to Meet in Deer Lodge
Sunday school workers gather in Deer Lodge for a county convention at First Methodist Church on January 8 and 9. Rev Wade leads Tuesday sessions with Mrs Williams speaking on adult work and Miles Jetmobrecht discussing primary methods. Rev Hancroft and Rev Alford headline, with music from McAlister and others.
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Tete Lodge
Sev
J. A. Alford
Mita McAlister
Knesell
Movsis
Grant
Ramney
Pasco
Fancher Aint Faltz
Atwood
Wada
Tey
P. YH
Bancroft
Alford
Carry A Nation Letter to Bartenders Prompts Meeting
A dramatic open letter from Carry A Nation is circulated after Mrs Nation learns a bartenders meeting was canceled. She expresses regret, urges union action, and criticizes the profession’s links to vice while promising to return in April to meet officials and supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davey Natlow
Lerday
Frontier
Gallagher
Nation
Lam
Paulhan Makes A Short Flight At Salt Lake City
Louis Paulhan, the French aviator, staged a brief flight at Agricultural Park in Salt Lake City. He climbed to about 3000 feet and showed precise control, noting weather limited longer duration.
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Paulhan
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Louis Paulhin
Agricultural Park
Meyer’s Jewelry Remakes and Repairs Emphasized
In the Meyer store manufacturing department jewelry is repaired remade and altered with emphasis on fashion in jewelry and expert workmanship. The ad pledges high salaries to secure skilled workers and promises superior quality in every piece.
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Meyer
Sexers
Cevanisers
Tryal
Meyer's
Watch Cleaning and Ear Platelets by Koch
Mainspring y 82 00 notes watch cleaning performed by Koch. One ear plate n tes indicate a repair detail.
Northwest Strives for Growth Amid Storms and Trade
Howard E Mintz president of the Northern Pacific spoke in New York on a business trip, urging optimistic views of the Northwest. He cited moisture in spring aiding irrigation and mining, more wheat, and expanding farming as a business. Railroads boost efficiency, extending freight capacity to meet rising demand. Banks hold ample loans and fruit production in Washington and Oregon could rival California. The St Paul extension and Northern Pacific align to attract settlement, with more traffic expected and continued competition among lines.
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Howard EiMintz
Te Norther Pacific
New York
Northwest
Toithy
Forloser
Wash
Oregon
California
He & Big
Mr. Flatt
Northern Pacific
St. Pal
SE Taulo
Big Eagle Visit Promised By Butte Eagles This Spring
Fraternal leader Frank Hering of South Bend Ind grand worthy president plans a Montana tour as soon as the western routes clear. He will visit Butte and others in the state to exemplify the new ritual and discuss district work. Also notices: Sullivan Patrick James, 19, dies. funeral private at 101 West Galena. Kos Adin Bjelica funeral at Montenegrin ball and Rovan church services.
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Buite Eagles
Frank
Hering
South Bend
Ind
Order
Montana
Butte
Lis
Tis
Anacondy
Sullivan
Patrick James
West
Galena Street
Bjelica
Wear Broadway
The
The Merry Widow Captivates Audiences Across Regions
Interview with Mabel Wilber reveals the operetta’s enduring charm and energy as she discusses why The Merry Widow remains fresh. She notes the music’s wit and waltz cadence, and performers insist the show could run for years without losing its sparkle, with audiences and critics sharing the enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wider
Neas
New England
Middle West
Ceaty
Aferry
Persusaca
Daneret
Mr. Figman
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Butte News
Ennet Broadway
Sir John Suckling
Howard
Reaco
UH & Fairfield Company, Jewelers
Opticians
Adeiing Lacher
Laliant
Phyatetmua
Ane
Her Lee
Dani Ayer
Ole
Carry Nation
Hitection
Shisa
Aetine Lander
Mutte
Inudamin
Lander
Patrick Bolle
Odo
Ain Ansper Thes
Montana Drug Co
West Park Street
the Butte Optical Co
Corner Park and
Dakota Streets
Butle
Jaslausvickoviel
Uisele
Davenport
Baltes
Lille
Tutte
Dublington
Deer Lodge
VW Dartenders
Sean
Mons
Janna Nil
Epcols de
Mayer's
Weinberg’s
Park Street
Creprt
Chiffanter
Vila
Henry Ball Fos
Prion Eee Borg
Hiya
Euery Ant
Verona
Ceeses
Uice Lees
Willy Pigucd
Poinsettia
Restar
Ain
Princess Dresser
Wille Dresser
Princess Store
Dieseer No
Ford
Pelon AG Eeveerenr
Seslan
Dace Enail
Big Eagle
Merry Widow
Hennessy’s
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