Gaelic League meeting boosts Irish tongue revival in Butte
Enthusiastic crowd heard Fionan MacColum and Rev Michael Flanagan urge support for Gaelic league aims. Fundraising goals cited with $600 yearly target, $1200 raised last year. Speakers praised language revival, teaching methods, traveling teachers on bicycles, and the need for $100000 annually. Interludes included reflections on Irish heritage and community efforts.
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Gaelic League
Judge Lynch
Fionen MacColum
Michael Flanagan
Butte League
Fionan MacColum
Butte
Ireland
Michael O'Flanagan
Presa
Hennessy Company
Isle of Destiny
John J. O'Meara
John Griffith
John Muphy
City Heat Brings Suffering Across State Parks and Cities
Heat wave drives hundreds of thousands to parks and beaches. Reports from Rochester show 92 degrees and Syracuse 93 as Orange County records soar. Upstate areas endure extreme heat as city dwellers seek shade and relief tonight.
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Midity
Rochester
Syracuse
Orange County
Bishop Fallows Performs Ceremony for Son in New York
In New York on July 2, Bishop Samuel Fallows of Chicago of the Reformed Episcopal Church officiated at the wedding uniting Charles Samuel Fallows of New York and Miss Edith von Leska Bruns, daughter of Mrs Sarah Daizell Bruns of West Pittston, Pa.
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New York
Samuel Fallows
Chicago
The
Reformed Episcopal Church
Wfe
Charlies Samuel Fallows
Mies Eide von Leska ‘Bruns
Sarah Daizell Bruns
West Pittson
Heatwave Drives Indiana to Record July Heat
Indianapolis July 2 reports show statewide heat with official readings around 987 degrees making it the hottest July day since 189. Streets and kiosks logged extreme temperatures as several cities saw readings surpass 1% degrees and reports of prostrations appeared.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Weather Bureau
Heat Wave Claims Five Lives in Chicago
Chicago reports a deadly heat wave with five deaths blamed on extreme heat, two drownings, and numerous prostrations. The temperature reached 98 degrees in the Bureau Tower and climbed higher on street levels as residents faced the scorching conditions.
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Chicago
Bureau
Mercury
Heatwave Slash Shoes Down St Louis With Record Heat
In St Louis on July 2 the city endured 97 degrees as government thermometers recorded the heat. One death and three prostrations were reported along with four self-inflicted deaths and two drownings attributed to the heat.
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St. Louis
Summer Heat Sparks Chain of Drownings in New England
Boston reporters describe a heat wave on July 2 causing many New Englanders to swim for relief. Eleven drownings are confirmed across coastal and inland waters, with two additional heat deaths reported in Lexington Massachusetts and Providence.
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Boston
Lexington
Mass
Providence
Heatwave Hits Omaha With 101 Degree High
Omaha on July 2 saw a 101 degree temperature with several prostrations reported across the city. Weather conditions caused heat distress among residents and visitors, prompting warnings from local officials and medical staff.
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Omaha
City Records Six Stricken by Heat Wave in Cincinnati
Cincinnati records a brutal heat day with street thermometers near 100 degrees and officials reporting 86. Police Chief Jackson issues a heat relief order allowing tenement residents to sleep in parks and playgrounds to endure the extreme weather.
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Cincinnati
Jackson
Mine Strike in Mexico Largest in History
Torreon, Mexico July 2 Two federal troop companies moved from here to Mapim a mining town 45 miles northwest where miners and mill operatives are walking out in what is described as the greatest strike ever seen in Mexico affecting more than 10 000 men. A train was sent to remove women and children if disorder arises. No incidents reported yet but owners asked for reinforcements as a precaution.
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Efely
Torreon
Mexico
Mapim
Small girl held for depleting family savings
Bertha Sabbington, a 12 year old, was captured at the depot just before the 4 pm train to the north. Her mother says the girl rifled the family savings bank, taking every cent of the 160 dollars saved. She had purchased a ticket to Glasgow before being caught.
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Bertha Sabbington
North
Bertha
Glasgow
Burglary at Third Street Market Amid July Celebration
The Third Street Market owned by BE. B. Heagy was broken into yesterday morning. A cash drawer with $127 and checks were stolen while a meat cleaver and sledge were used to pry the lock. A $2,000 certificate for the red Men was among the items. Suspects were tracked from Oak Street to Butte and finally detained in Butte for identification, with a gun reportedly shown in transit. The Fourth of July celebration proceeds with races and evening festivities coordinated by the sports committee.
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Third Street Market
BE. B. Heagy
Oak Street
Jacob J. Lutz
Lutz
Donovan
Butte
Han
Salto
O'Brien
O'Keefe
Rocker
Anaconda
Werner Olson
In our brewery we spend on purity in time and skill
A brewery claims purity rules drive costs higher than any other expense, arguing that deeper knowledge of beer underpins all operations. The statement emphasizes rigorous processes and quality controls as the core investment.
Tragic Death of Chinese Laundry Worker in Missoula
A 20 year old Chinese worker, recently arrived from Butte to learn laundry business, died by hanging in Missoula. Friends say he left behind four wives and one family in China, and forced separation is blamed for his despondency.
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Butte
Missoula
China
WIS CAMPAIGN WORK ESTATE NOTICE MEDLEY IN ANACONDA
Estate notices and court orders run in Deer Lodge County Montana from Anaconda Standard. Administrators and executors publish claims deadlines four months after first appearance. Names include A E Nelson James Gleason Delia and Patrick F R O Donnell with dates in June 1911.
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Christina Nelson
Christina Harlin
Orsat
Fast Fourth Street
Anaconda
Mont
Deer Lodge
Montana
A. E. Nelson
Christina Marlin
Anaconda, Mont
Disertet
Deer Lodge County
State of Montana
Jamies
Slesson
Delia
James Lucy
James Gleason
Deer Leadge
Anaconda Standard Aa
A. D . George B Winston
Charles TY. O'Donnell
Charles T. Doon Li
Ibrat
Sahl
Fast Fifth Street
Patrick FR. O'Donnell
Charles T. O'Donnell
Engagement ends in tragedy as Johnson dies at Purdue
Miss Bertha Thomas of Corunna awaits a wedding that will not come after CC M Johnson of Anaconda Montana dies at Purdue University in Lafayette. He was 22, born in Anaconda, educated at Anaconda High, Tristate College, and Purdue. He was an Acacia, Knight Templar, and Presbyterian. The town and Purdue mourn his death and loss to his fiancee and families.
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Corunna
Ind
Bertha Thomas
CC. M Johnson
Anaconda
Mont
Lafayette
Purdue University
Thomas
Johnson
Montana
International Correspondence School
Tristate College
Angola
Butte Visitors and Calais Flight Highlight Uneven Locale Notes
The page notes John Kelly spent Sunday in Butte and Joseph T. Morony visiting there yesterday. Dover reports Vedrine as the first European aviation circuit racer to cross the Calais channel at 4:39 this morning. The Gentlewoman piece reflects on monthly temperament shifts among sporty women, from January apprehension to December undefined mood. It ends with a light exchange about a child asking if a bird can fly and a humorous parental reply.
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Dover
England
Vedrine
Channel
Calais
Missoula Knights Host Annual Knights of Columbus Meeting
Missoula July reports 325 delegates from out of town and 274 local members filling the council initiation. The Palace hotel banquet drew a brilliant crowd and the Knights lingered over the board into late hours, marking a splendid event.
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Missoula
Youthful Chinese Ends Life by Strangulation
Missoula dispatch reports Haw Tung, a young Chinese laundryman on Woody Street, found dead this morning in a shed roof area. He appeared to have died hours earlier, with a looped rope left around his neck in a manner suggesting self strangulation rather than a slip knot. The case remains under local investigation as authorities review the scene and timing.
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Missoula
Haw Tung
Woody Street
Mrs Littleton Initiates Woman Led Campaign Strategy
A Metropolis piece notes Mrs Peggy O'Brien distributes a pamphlet titled The Mountaineer about Martin W. Littleton on Long Island. The project portrays him as a self-made candidate with a hopeful, loyal wife advocating for his congressional bid.
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Martin W. Littleton
England
Long Island
Congressman Littleton
Roosevelt
William W. Cocks
Oyster Bay
Metropolitan
Littleton
Mountaineer
Peggy O'Brien
Mr. Littleton
Rome County
Tennessee
Great Smoky Mountains
Peggsy O'Brien
Texas
New York City
Peggy
Washington Heights
Congress
The Queen's Coachman Named for Coronation Role
The London Chronicles notes a sole figure of major import for the coronation, the state coach driver. Queen Victoria's coachman once refused to drive royal riffraff at the 1887 jubilee, declaring he serves the queen, not the crowd.
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London Chronicle
Queen Victoria
Buckingham Palace
Allen Company stockholders meet in Anaconda offices
The annual stockholders meeting of the Allen company will be held at the offices in rooms 6 8 Durston building Anaconda Montana on Saturday July 1 at 2 p m for electing officers and other business. By order of President W M Marmonicy Secretary dated Anaconda Mont June 4 1900
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Allen Company
Durston Building
Anaconda
Mont
W. Bh. Marmonicy
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Frank Yamer
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W M. Brown
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