Miner John Hull Falls, Dies in Butte Staircase Accident
In Butte a miner named John Hull living at 5 East Granite Street died early yesterday after a fall from a short staircase. Found by Miss Mamie Mitchell, hull appeared to have struck his head, with no clear foul play. An inquest by Justice John Doran was to be held that evening as details remained murky. Hull, about 35, had worked in the Rarus mine for years and was single with no known local relatives.
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John Hull
East Granite Treet
Keown
Broadway and
Covert Streets
Noone
Hill
Butte
Finland
Rarus
Mamie Mitchell
William Porter
Hil
P. H. Secarthy
John Doran
Carbonado
Red Cross Wash
Visit of burglars does not pan out at Butte shop
It was incorrectly reported burglars secured money from the Butte Cartridge Works at 12 East Galena street. The lace was entered and the safe rifled, but only four stamps of real value were taken and numerous papers held as valuable by the owners were left untouched.
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Butte Cartridge Works
Galena Street
Burglary Seized Drawers and Damaged Safe at Local Office
Police report a break in through a side window at a local office. The burglars removed four drawers from the safe and left them in a nearby vacant lot after rifling contents, with the sawed off end of a sledge hammer found nearby. Detectives hold a dull rusty saw as a clue to the crew.
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A. A. Gangers
Donald Campbell
M. W. Bacon
Omcer Shea
Corktown Hoodlums' Work Believed in July Burglary
Police believe local youths familiar with the Corktown neighborhood burglarized Patrick Harrington’s home at 720 North Wyoming on July 4. The Harrisons were away at Gregson Springs. a gold watch and a $500 certificate from Daly Bank and Trust were stolen. No arrests yet as detectives persist, and the bank has halted payment on the certificate.
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Paterick Harrington
Wyoming Street
Harrington
Gregson Springs
Daly Bank and Trust Company
Too Much Celebration Returns With Injuries At Night
A man named Sam Rich suffered a badly lacerated right hand and burned fingers on the left after a fireworks mishap during a Fourth of July celebration. The injuries are painful but not serious. Dr H M Hall treated both cases after Rich held a skyrocket Roman candle confusion caused the burns.
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Sam Rich
Gloriou
H. M. Hall
A Ripping Old Time in the Floyd Block
A lively Floyd block scene ended with arrests after a sextette party drew neighbors’ complaints. Police broke up the gathering late last night citing excessive noise and public disturbance in the district.
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Floyd Dock
Short Line Utah Excursion Leaves Butte Early
The Short Line schedules a pair of trains to Salt Lake on July 16. The first departs Butte at 2:45 a.m. with sleeping cars ready after 12:20 a.m. arrivals reach Salt Lake at 7:20 p.m. The second departs later that day and arrives Salt Lake at 8:20 a.m. Berth reservations are urged at 105 North Main Street. Also, the State Juniors beat the Happys 1 to 0 in a recent game.
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Short Line
Sunny
Utah
Tuly
Butte
Salt Lake
Short Line City Ticket Office
North Main Street
Monti
Wilson
P. A
Russia Talks Peace as Armistice Sparks Hopes
St Petersburg July 5 Russia formally signals desire for lasting peace to President Roosevelt. Plenipotentiaries and experts to negotiate a treaty, yet Russia has suspended hostilities without a formal armistice. Japan’s stance unclear, diplomats fear global catastrophe if negotiations falter. Considered a misfortune if Japan refuses, with upheaval potential for Russia and world peace.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Roosevelt
Japan
Pan
Manchuria
Col Finerty in town for Meagher monument event
Col Jon F. Finerty of Chicago spoke at Helens on the Meagher monument day and will depart tonight for Chicago. He met old friends and new during his stay, marking his sixth visit to the town with prior stops in 1802, 1866, 191 and 190. An informal reception was held as citizens paid their respects.
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Jon F. Finerty
Chicago
Helens
Francis Meagher
Butte
Erty
Colonel Finerty
Firat
Semi Annual Report of Game Warden Scott
State Game Warden W F Scott filed his semi annual report with the governor stressing that the new license law is fair and practical. He notes tax relief for property owners, self support for the department, and broad access points for licenses across the state, with a single open season from Sept 1 to Dec 1 for game.
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Scott
W. F. Scott
Montana
Game and Fish Warden
Idaho
Wyoming
Justice of the Peace
Gold from Alaska on Harold Dollar arrives in San Francisco
The Harold Dollar steamer reached San Francisco from Nome with $509,312 in Alaska placers dust. The Zealandia, en route north, collided with ice floes and required extensive repairs.
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San Francisco
Harold Dollar
Nome
Alaska
Dollar
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Atterbury System
Siegel
Roycroft Art
Cooper's Spring Needle
State Medical Institute
Main and Broadway
Clark's Bank
Butte, Montana
Agapenw
Vics
Egen Bros
Paax
Avacceti
Jordan
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