Regal Shoes and Guests Fill Butte Hotels
A crowded note lists Regal shoes, Swellest champagne pumps at the Red Boot, and Stacy Adams sandals at 36 N. Main. Social notices name visitors and guests at Finlen, Thornton, and Butte lodgings from Dillon, Helena, Great Falls, Virginia City, Livingston, Deer Lodge, and Billings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Cooper
Livingston
James G. Walker
Virginia City
Finlen
O. W. McConnell
Helena
Thornton
F. M. Poindexter
Dillon
R. S. Ford
S. S. Ford
Great Falls
W. B. Longstadt
Deer Lodge
Stacy-Adams
Russia
Red Boot
N. Main Street
Trades Council Elects Officers at Silver Bow Meeting
At the Silver Bow Trades and Labor council last night officers were elected. Kerr Beadle of the engineers was named President, P. T. Farley of the carpenters Vice President, O. M. Partello of the barbers Secretary, S. R. Cook of the working men Treasurer, T. A. Johnson of the porters Sergeant-at-Arms, and John Meilullen of the engineers as Statistician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow Trades and Labor Council
Kerr Beadle
The
Engineers
P. T. Farley
Carpenters
O. M. Partello
Barbers
S. R. Cook
Workingmen
T. A. Johnson
Porters
John Meilullen
Infant Dies at Two Months in South Main Home
Inez Margaret Carver daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Carver aged two months died yesterday from infantile troubles at 2003 South Main Street. Funeral services will be held at 2 PM today at the family's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Margaret
James Carver
South Main Street
Moon Montana Delegates Rally Behind Bryan at Denver Convention
Montgomery M. Duncan of Madison county reports from Butte on Montana delegates and alternates arriving after Denver as Senator Gore lauded William Jennings Bryan. Duncan predicts Bryan will win the presidency with broad support, noting the Denver convention erupted in 80 minutes of cheering after Gore mentioned Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery M. Duncan
Madison County
Denver
Butte
Virginia City
Mr. Duncan
Democratic optimism backstage for national landslide
The excerpt discusses Democratic strategy to favor Republicans to defeat Nebraskans, noting Denver hospitality to candidates and Conrad’s low campaign push. It suggests strong Democratic unity and a nationwide landslide in support of democracy with minimal dissension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Conrad
Virginia
Well Known Miner Thomas Sheehan Dies in Butte
Thomas Sheehan aged 48 died Saturday night at his home 107 Bell street after a six month illness. Born in County Waterford Ireland he came to the United States as a youth and lived in Butte for 25 years. He leaves a widow five sons in Butte and Mexico one brother and a sister in Ireland and three brothers in law. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 9 am from the residence to St Marys church for mass at 9:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Sheehan
Bell Street
Mr. Sheehan
Mexico
Thomas
John
James
Stephen
Butte
George
Ireland
County Waterford
Sheehan
D. J. Regan
James J. Doran
Owen Gupton
St. Mary’s Church
Fewer Grand Circuit Harness Meetings Limit Trotting Circuit
The Grand circuit stewards in New York set dates for Detroit Cleveland Buffalo Poughkeepsie Providence Hartford Syracuse and Columbus but many meetings may drop out. Kalamazoo and Baltimore sought entry. Cleveland Providence and Hartford withdrew early. Buffalo and Readville could fail to meet wagering, leaving Detroit Kalamazoo and Columbus as the year’s main stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Buffalo
Poughkeepsie
Readville
Providence
Hartford
Syracuse
Columbus
Kalamazoo
Baltimore
Saratoga Meet Plans Hold Despite Anti-Betting Law
New York July 12 Saratoga will proceed with its race meeting as usual though altered stakes reduce fifteen flat and steeplechase events. Eleven days of sport planned at the Spa may extend. major finals include Hopeful Spinaway United States Hotel Grand Union Flash Travers and Alabama with values ranging from 5 000 to 35 000.
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New York
Saratoga
Spa
Erlocker
Merchants and Citizens
Catskill
Beverick
Frank Gill
Irish athletes rebel at Olympic ruling
New York July 12 Irish athletes threaten action over Olympic scoring. The Gaelic Athletic Association orders members to refuse to compete unless points count for Ireland, not for Britain. If they compete as Irish, Ireland would no longer join England, changing the competition balance. Notable figures include O Connor, Con Leahy, Haynes, and Horgan set to challenge the Americans in distance, jumping, and weight events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ireland
Gaelic Athletic Association
Emerald Isle
British Empire
Great Britain
England
America
O’connor
Con Leahy
Haynes
Horgan
Yankees
Armored Cruisers Tennessee and Washington Sail for Bremerton
San Francisco reports the armored cruisers Tennessee and Washington have departed for Bremerton today in a naval movement. The vessels cleared with a crew ready for operations, while officials did not disclose their exact destination port beyond Bremerton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Tennessee
Washington
Bremerton
Wein's clothing store continues big sale
A large clothing sale remains active at Wein's clothing store with discounts on numerous garments. Shoppers are urged to visit the shop to take advantage of the ongoing price reductions and selection.
J Boyle Found Dead in Cabin After Last Call
Jack Boyle a Civil War veteran known in Butte as J Boyle was found dead on a pallet in his cabin at 404 East Park street. Coroner's inquiry suggested death occurred hours to days before discovery by friend William Baley, with no papers confirming Civil War service. He had recent unemployment and no signs of foul play. A search for relatives is underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hancock
Centerville
Cornwall
Jere C. Murphy
Inter Mountain
Butte
Helena
Red Boot
Jerry Mullins
R. A. Freese
Spokane
Wash
Ralph Race
East
Gregson Springs
Jack Boyle
Lown
East Park Street
Stevens
Sherman & Leeds
Boyle
Duggan
William Baley
Baley
Guand Army of the Republic
Iola Holdrege Scheduled to Install Butte Woodcraft Officers
Mrs Iola Holdrege of Denver arrives in Butte to install the officers of the Butte lodge tonight in the interest of Woodcraft work. She will then proceed to Deer Lodge to continue her duties. Holdrege has written extensively for major daily papers despite her youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iola Holdrege
Denver
Butte
Butte Lodge
Deer Lodge
Marquard Nets Big Move as Giants Buy Star Pitcher
New York July 11 Pitcher Marquard of the Indianapolis club, a 19 year old southpaw regarded as a top rookie, was sold to the Giants for 11000. The deal also brought catcher Meyers from Indianapolis for 6000. Marquard has 18 losses in 22 games this season? and a 4.3 hits per game average, with a .285 on base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marquard
Indianapolis
Giants
Cleveland
Waterloo
Canton
Ohio
Meyers
Dartmouth College
Heinie Berger
Do you find great wealth a burden asks Mr Comrox
The Washington Star quotes Mr Comrox explaining that wealth can bring unexpected burdens as family members consider investments like a touring car a steam yacht or a foreign nobleman, illustrating the social pressures of affluence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Washington Star
Mayer Promises Free Souvenirs All July
Mayer advertises free and attractive souvenirs for every customer throughout July, promising generous giveaways and noting the store’s habit of offering substantial extras with purchases.
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Mayer
Save on solid gold glasses up to four dollars
This ad touts $2.50 to $4.50 savings on solid gold glasses with lenses ground in house for complex vision. It promises one hour replacement of any lens, free eye tests, free adjustments, and a satisfaction guarantee or money back.
Death ends rescue effort in Chinese laundry blaze
Quong Iog Yow, a 64 year old Chinese laundryman, died noon after entering a burning two story laundry at 121 South Wyoming Street to save his hoarded silver dollars. Fire caused by a gasoline lamp explosion gutted the laundry, $500 damage, $78 found in his clenched coins. Coroner will hold inquest tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Street
Quong Iog
Yow
St. James’ Hospital
Stevens
Duggan
Man Arrested on Pet Theft Charge in Local Case
William Edstrom was arrested yesterday on petty larceny charges after Sueniere, the complaining witness, alleged the theft of a pet dog. He posted a $25 bond and was released pending trial before Judge McGowan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Edstrom
Sueniere
Edstrom
McGowan
Bessie Keegan Dies at Ten of Bright's Disease
Bessie Keegan 10 year old daughter of Mrs Thomas Kiggan died last night at 7 West Woodman Street from Bright's disease. A bright student at St Mary’s School she was described as loving and gentle by family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Keegan
Thomas Kiggan
West Woo!Man Street
Bright
St. Mary's School
Dwyer Couple Wed In Butte Honeymoon Return
Mr and Mrs John V Dwyer have married at St Patrick s church and return from Alhambra to 504 West Quartz street Butte where he will resume duties as mathematics professor at the high school He is a cousin of R J Dwyer of Butte The bride Miss Grace Gordon of O Neill Nebraska was accompanied by Mrs Dwyer s mother to the ceremony last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John V. Dwyer
St. Patrick’s Church
Alhambra
West Quartz Street
Dwyer
Butte High School
Butte
R. J. Dwyer
Grace Gordon
O'Neill
Neb
Family of late resident left with plans undefined
The obituary notes that a sister, a brother Patrick and the mother survive the deceased. No funeral arrangements have yet been made. The fragment indicates a mourning notice from a local paper with limited details on the family.
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Patrick
Deputy Marshal to Subponea Witnesses in Virginia City Case
Junius G. Sanders deputy United States marshal heads for Virginia City and Madison valley this morning to summon witnesses to appear before the federal grand jury. They will testify about charges against Charles Ardrey alleging misappropriation of land office receipts while Ardrey served as deputy clerk of the Madison county court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junius G. Sanders
United States
Virginia City
Madison Valley
Federal Grand Jury
Charles Ardrey
Madison County
Wein's Store Offers Straw Hats at Cut Prices
The best assortment of men's straw hats is on sale at Wein's clothing store with deep cut prices for summer wear. Featuring a wide range of styles and sizes, customers can find affordable options to suit every taste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wein
Erasmus Blakeslee Dead In Brookline
General Erasmus Blakeslee minister author and editor died at his Brookline home after a brief illness. He was a prominent figure in Sunday school circles as author and publisher of graded Sunday school lessons. The obituary notes his long service and leadership in religious education.
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Boston
Erasmus Blakeslee
Brookline
Civil War Hero Promoted to Brigadier General
A soldier honored for bravery during the Civil War was elevated to brigadier general, reflecting sustained gallantry and leadership. The commendation highlights notable actions, leadership in battle, and continued service in the era’s military structure.
Fourth off ends today at Fos Selman’s store
Last chance for best straps and shaving brushes at fourth off sale. Fos Selman’s at 43 E. Park offers ice cold soda alongside the discounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fos Selman’s
E. Park
Two Small Fires Reported Near Great Northern Yards
Sparks from locomotives using poor coal caused two small fires in Butte yesterday. At noon flames reached the roof of the freight depot and three hours later the old passenger station between Arizona Street and Utah Avenue. Damage was slight. Wein’s cut-price sale offers silk shirts reduced from $3.50 and $4 to $2.95.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Department
Great Northern
Arizona Street
Utah Avenue
No New Cases Reported in Port of Spain
Port of Spain reports no new cases of Stone. Poe said there have been no new cases since July 4 and bills of health were issued today.
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Port of Spain
Poe
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Butte News
Standard
East Broadway
Independent Telephone
China
Regal Shoes
Moyer Buggies
Grady’s
Orton Bros
Drs. Cole & Tait
W. Park
H. H. Huber
Whiteall
J. N. Butler
Joliet
E. H. Powers
D Butte
Eer Lodge
W. L. Murphy
A. C. Gormley
Otto Schoenfeld
Nevada
P. O
Will J. Stevens
Meaderville
Gillis
Sheriff Henderson
van Klootwick
Trades Council
M. M. Duncan
Madison
Bryan
Senator Gore
Assembly
Nebraskan
Tion
Gore
Oklahoma
Robert A. Ford
Woodman
Lewistown
Tom Stout
Tonkin’s
Our City
Tonkin
Trip
J. Boyle
Old Jack
Buue
Hean
Friend
Montana Optical Co
West Park
Ranney
Out
Freight
Quanz Yow
Earth
Sanger
Celestial
R. and
Mrs
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