Theosophical Society in Butte Presents Paper on Sacrifice
The Butte branch of the Theosophical Society organized two years ago by Havilah Squiers of Chicago hosts weekly meetings at the Sherman house with a circulating library. Mrs. W. Speer presides. the group studies ancient wisdom and religion while a monthly public open meeting is held. Mrs. Squiers reads a paper tracing sacrifice from ancient religions to modern thought and linking it to evolution and the inner life, urging a higher spiritual awareness.
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Butte
Theosophical Society
Havilah Squiers
Chicago
Sherman House
West Quartz Street
H. P. Blavatsky
Squiers
Society
Mrs. Squirers
Adam
Isaac
Roman Empire
Athens
Christ
Theosophy
Imperial Paste Co Changed Hands In Great Falls Move
The Imperial Paste company of Great Falls, now moved to Butte, has been succeeded by the Imperial Paste Manufacturing and Merchantile company. The firm is installed in its new building at the corner of Porphyry and Colorado streets and is ready to fill all orders by telephone No. 391, Butte, Mont.
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Imperial Paste Co
Imperial Paste Company of
Great Falls
Butte
Imperial Paste Manufacturing and Mercantile Company
Porphyry and
Colorado Streets
Mont
Joint installation of officers invited for Damon hall
Knights of Pythias invite all Butte lodge members and visiting brothers to attend a joint installation of officers at Damon hall on Main street Monday evening July 8 at 8 o'clock by the committee.
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Knights of Pythias
Butte
Damon Hall
Main Street
Adolph Reichle Reopens Copper Hill Saloon on East Park
Adolph Reichle returns to Park street and runs the Copper Hill saloon on East Park offering premium liquors and cigars. Famous Butte brewery beer is on tap.
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Adolph Reichle
Park Street
Copper Hill
East Park
Butte Brewery
Special Train to Mountain View Park Evening Excursions
A special train leaves Butte at 6 40 p m daily via B A P railway for Mountain View park returning from the park at 10 30 p m Nound trip is one dollar High class vaudeville boating on the lake dancing and other entertainments every evening
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Butte
B., A. & P. Railway
Mountain View Park
Orton Bros Promotes Value on Pianos Or Organs in Butte
Funeral for Harry Foster to be held today at 2 p.m. from Sherman's Undertaking Parlors. Orton Bros at 219 North Main Street Butte advertises best value piano and organ options.
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Ethel Gray
East Front Street
Baptist Church
Orton Bros
N. Main Street
Butte
Harry Foster
Sherman
Wages Raised Fifteen Cents Per Day End Strike
Freight handlers in East St Louis warehouses ended their strike as railroad companies granted a 15 cent daily wage increase. Drivers abstained from sympathy action and voted to return to work. The unions agreed to resume at the raised rates of 1.50 for pickers and 1.40 for truckers, with readjustment contingent on full rehiring by 1:30 p.m. July 6, 1901.
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St. Louis
East St. Louis
Steel merger moves Carnegie headquarters to Pittsburg
The National Steel and American Steel Hoop firms have merged into Carnegie, with former officers and staff traveling from New York to establish headquarters in the Carnegie building on Monday. The absorption raises labor and manufacturing interest amid the Amalgamated strike, with Schwab reportedly opposing coordinated labor action and Shaffer indicating no new strike details at present.
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Pittsburg
National Steel and
American Steel Hoop Companies
New York
Carnegie Company
Carnegie
American Steel Hoop Company
Amalgamated Association
Charles M. Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
Carnegie Steel Company
T. J. Shaffer
Limits of the Injunction in Riverside Iron Case
Judge Phillips extended the injunction against Riverside Iron works strikers and defined limits on pressuring workers not to take their places. The judge warned against physical demonstrations or intimidation on the street and refused to discuss moral suasion at that time. The injunction remains in force and the strikers’ attorney can file an answer or appeal.
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Kansas City
Phillips
United States District Court
Riverside Iron Works
Injunction Halts Picketing by Cleveland Machinists
Judge Stone grants a temporary injunction against striking machinists for the Cleveland Punch and Shear company, blocking picketing guarding plant gates and surrounding streets, and forbidding interference with workers or intimidation of their families. Counsel for the machinists filed a notice of appeal.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Scales Signed As Pittsburgh District Labor Peace Grows
Independent iron and steel mills in the Pittsburgh district sign the Amalgamated scale with two firms remaining to sign after repairs. National Steel at Mingo also signs a 5 percent wage advance. In Cincinnati 70 striking machinists, enjoined by the court, march to the marshal to show willingness to comply with the order. Old Dominion Aground, Joy Steam line noted.
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Pittsburg
Iron and Steel
Breabenville
Ohio
National Steel Company
Mingo
Cincinnati
United States District Court
United States Marshal
Steamer Old Dominion Grounded Near Rye Point in Dense Fog
The ship ran aground in thick fog near Rye Point today with about 10 passengers, who were taken ashore at Rye Beach in lifeboats and sent to New York by train. Nes remained on an even keel. the captain expects a float on the next high tide.
Muskrat Habits Described In St Charles Lake Adventure
The article details muskrat colonies at Marie Temp Claire in St Charles county near St Louis. It describes hollow underwater houses with surface shelves, winter food storage, and extensive nine to twenty foot high mounds. Muskrats are industrious divers, diet includes fish and plant material, and trapping pelts were historically handled by traders like the Hudson Bay Company.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Marie Temp Claire
St. Charles County
St. Louis
St.Touia
Burlington
Lake Marie Temp Claike
Ratville
Mississippi River
Lake Marie Temp Craire
Hudson Bay Company
Reed portieres test men in the heat of summer
A humorous look at reed portieres used in homes and hotels during hot weather. The piece describes men battling tangled strands as they pass the barrier, with spectators noting their reactions and women’s strategies to keep suitors at bay while watching expressions reveal character.
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Lords of Creation
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Butte News
Disciples OF Theosophy
the Society
St. Paul
Paul
Earth
Wix
Smith Davis
West
Galena Street
M. E. Brochear
Thornton Block
Thornton Hotel
Willie Taylor
M. A. Duffy
Walkerville
Joseph Haefely
Mercury and
Arizona Streets
Dr. Wix
Steel Companies
Old Dominion
Joy
Worth
Tge
Dresden
Valenciennes
Platt Valenciennes
Brussels
Wilton
Axminster
Osc
Goc Yard
Marseilles
Nottingham
Ethan
M. F. Connell Company
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