Races Restore After Parade With Red Devil Pace Makers
Cold weather halted saucer bicycle track events but the Red Devil races resume after the Fourth of July parade. Chapman and Bell will pace the night, with a five mile motor paced match between Ivor Lawson and John Green as the feature.
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Angell
John M. Chapman
Artie Bell
Ellis
Butte
Exhibition
Ivor Lawson
John Green
England
Bell
Green
Burris
Staver
Chapman
Iver Laggon
Gus Lawson
Warne
Haydock
Sharman
Allen
Rayburn
Stern
Hofman
F. G. Barnett
William Reed
J. M. Chapman
Overlands' High Feast Sparks Independence Day Eve
The Overland club held a national holiday celebration with a 21 gun salute and a smoker. Members and guests enjoyed singing, speeches, and stories by Stivers, Stephens, Walsh, Long, Tilton, Freund, Hubbel, Dygert, Campbell, Gilchrist, and others. Lunch ended at daylight as plans were made to meet again at sunset.
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Overland Club
America
Stivers
Chickamauga
Bert Stephens
Walsh
Inter Mountain
Joe Long
Silver Bow Club
Butte
Joe
Ira S. Tilton
Ray Freund
Jimmy Hubbell
Anaconda
Rod Williams
Elks’ Minstrels
George Dygert
Cole Campbell
M. P. Gilchrist
Italians Flag Over Butte Consulate Sparks Debate
The Italian consulate in Butte flies the Italian flag over its house at Porphyry and Colorado as Savin Lisa, newly commissioned consul, explains the flag’s presence. He confirms it’s standard practice in Italy and abroad to display national flags over consulates, while pledging to raise only the American flag on July Fourth.
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Italy
Porphyry
Colorado
Butte
Savin Lisa
Europe
America
Lisa
Chancellor von Buelow to visit Holstein after William's departure
Berlin reports Count von Buelow the imperial chancellor will travel to Holstein soon after Emperor William leaves on July 8 for a Norwegian trip and is expected to stay there until August.
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Berlin
Count von Buelow
William
Holstein
Stabbing in Ma honeys Alley Ends in Wounding
Harry Foster, a Butte Plumbing employee, lies gravely wounded at Murray and Freund's hospital from two deep back wounds with a butcher knife. Ed Tobin, later identified as the assailant, is held at the county jail. several women arrested as witnesses. Police and witnesses describe a drunken alley encounter near the Oxford on Main Street.
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Harry Foster
Butte Plumbing Company
Murray & Freund
Foster
Wesley
Josie Palmer
Martha
the Standard
Ed Tobin
Joe Shea
Tobin
W. E. Lindsley
Foater
Canada
Value of This County Silver Bowl's Increase
A county reports a rise in the Silver Bowl value exceeding two million dollars, signaling a substantial gain for local funds. The update outlines the boosted valuation, its sources, and implications for municipal budgeting and investments.
Butte Sees Sharp Rise in Silver Bow Tax Rolls
The Silver Bow county tax roll is complete showing total property valuation at 28,528,305 up 2,916,475 from 1900. Rate valuation stands at 19,035,530, up 638,350, with declines in Colusa Parrot and Parrot accounts and Walkerville affecting overall increases.
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Silver Bow
Walkerville
Board of Equalization
Assault and Battery Arrests Reported in City
Mr and Mrs George Lahote were arrested on a warrant by Mrs Farris of 401 Fast Mercury street for assault and battery. Lahote posted 20 bonds to appear tomorrow while Mrs Lahote was released on her own recognizance. Also Berlin police issue circular to arrest Attilio Pierre and Enrico Giglo Italian anarchists aiming to come to Berlin for a criginal purpose.
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George Lahote
Parris
Berlin
Attilio Pierre
Enrico Giglo
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