Local Notes and Visitor Arrivals at Butte
The town lists visitors and residents in Helena, Dillon, Great Falls, and surrounding areas. Notable names include Moyer buggies, Grady's, and public figures like Wm. Murphy and Jere Murphy. Train schedules for Butte to Gregson and Pipestone Springs are noted along with shopping at the Red Boot and Stacy Adams displays.
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Tom. Butler
Moller
Powers
Diver Lodge
Butte
al M. Cooper
Liv
Ingate
Innes G. Walker
Virginia City
Wichc Connell
Helana
M. Poindexter
Portland
Mort
Vic Longatadt
Deey Ledse
Finten
C. B. McLain
Laurin
C. Eaton
Dillon
George J. Carter
Thornton Gram
Billige
William
Sieliff
Talphone Ind
Pipestone Springs
Quartz
Stacy-Adams Tan
Russia Hall
Red Boot
Main ‘Street
A.C. Gormley
Great Falls
Thornton
Denver
Willem Hancark Han
Centerville
Gooewall
Jere C. Murphy
Helena
Red Beat
Jerry Mulline
Heléna
R. A. Froese
Spokane
Wash
Buttr
Rain Baer
Mvenphody
Gregson
Trades Council Elects Officers in Silver Bow Meeting
At a Silver Bow Trades and Labor council gathering officers were chosen including Kerr Beadle as president from the engineers, O Mi Partello of the timbers, Jennie SR. Cook of the working men, and T. A. Dalgiean as vice president.
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Silver Bow Trades and Labor Council
Kerr Beadle
Engineers
PF Yarray
Wee Vetary
O Mi Partello
Jennie SR. Cook
Al-Aving
T. A. Dalgiean
Periera
Statiadiclin
Joli Mediation
Infant Dies at Fifteen Days in Home Setting
A 15 day old infant, Inez Margaret Carver, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Carver of 203 South Main Street, died yesterday from infantile troubles. The funeral was held at 2 o clock this afternoon at the family home.
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Inez Margaret
James Carver
South Main Street
Montanans Arrive From Denver for State Conclave
Montanans arriving in Butte from Denver attended the convention where Bryan and Bryan supporters drew sharp cheers. Senator Gore spoke briefly praising Bryan’s policies, while the Montana delegation, including Duncan and Montgomery Winnear, anticipated a Bryan victory. The scene reflected strong sentiment that Bryan would win the presidency.
Democrats Expect Victory As Campaign Shapes Nebraska Defeat
Democrats predict the GOP will dominate the contest, arguing defeat of Nebraskan adversaries hinges on this strategy. Conrad Hithdraynn’s Denver reception is noted, with his convention ties and limited effort to promote his vice presidential bid. The piece asserts no defense within democracy and anticipates a nationwide Democratic result.
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Conrada Hithdraynn
Denver
Conrad
Delagaring
Virginia
Ucket
Well known miners Bead Thomas Sheehan dies at 4
Thomas Sheehan aged four died Saturday at his residence on Bell street after a six month illness. He was born in County Waterford Ireland and lived in Butte. Survived by a widow five sons James John Thomas Stephen and George two siblings in Ireland and a brother. Funeral Sunday from his late residence at 8 to St Marys church for nine mass.
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Thomas Sheehan
Bell Street
Bheehan Mer
Mexico
Thomas
John
James
Stephen
Butte
George
Ireland
Mr. Eehan
County Waterfond
Watle
Sheehan
D. J. Regan
James J. Darwa
Qwen Gupion
Pacaday
Mary's Church
Fewer Grand Circuit Harness Meetings Threaten Tradition
The Grand circuit may shrink to five meetings this year with Detroit Kalamazoo and Columbus left, as Providence Cleveland Hartford Syracuse Readville and others drop out. Officials fear the loss will erode the era once known for top trotting performances and a robust racing circuit.
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New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Buffalo
Poughkeevsie
Readville
Provene
Hartford
Acuss
Cohim
Hey
Providence
Syracuse
Readgille
Kammazoo
Baltimore
Beiling
Clevela
Kalamazoo
Whicst
Buffalo Woll
Pough- Keensie
Wartford
Columbus
Saratoga to Hold Meet With Usual Big Stakes
New York July 12 Saratoga will hold its famous meet this year despite anti betting laws. The Saratoga association has decided to proceed with altered plans and reduced stakes, lengthening the 11 day schedule while preserving the big events such as the $85,000 Spinaway and several other remaining premier races.
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New York
Saratoga
Bamely
Spa
Passiny
Erlocker
Great Republic
Merchants and Citizens
Prank Gill Mat
Irish Athletes Rebel At Olympic Ruling
New York July 12 Ireland’s Gaelic Athletic Association urges members to boycott Olympic events unless their points count for Ireland alone. Irish athletes may compete under England’s flag if they join the English team, risking England’s chance to challenge America for medals. Key Irish stars Haynes and Horgan loom as potential trouble for the United States team.
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New York
Ireland
Gae- Ne Athletic Association
Wbody
Emerald Isle
British Empire
Great Britain
Cable Dispatches
Shé¢y
England
America
O'¢enny
Con Leahy
Long
Bremerton Armored Cruisers Sail From San Francisco
The armored cruisers Tennessee and Washington departed San Francisco for Bremerton today amid routine naval movements. The crews prepared for the voyage as weather conditions were reported favorable and no incidents occurred during the departure.
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San Francisco
Tenncsked
Washington
Bremarton
Taps For J Boyle Found Dead In His Grbin
Veteran of Civil War J Boyle was found dead in his East Tark street home room yesterday morning. Coroner suspects natural causes after examining his body. neighbour Willian Bales reported Boyle’s quiet death and no Grand Army membership found. Relatives are being sought as investigators note Boyle lived alone for years.
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Boyte
East Tark Street
Sherman Aeos
Boyle
Jinggan
Ob Fellan
Williun Bales
Baley
Yesturtys
Boley
Fild Fe
Young Woman Works on River City Paper Project
Mrs Holdrége, a young journalist, meets Butte lodge officers tonight to continue her work on a major paper project. She has already completed many tasks for the Gaity papers, despite her youth and growing role in the field.
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Myr
Jola-Holdrege
Vienner
Butta
Butte Lodge
Door Lodge
Holdrége
Marquard’s Big Move to Indians Highlighted by Sale
New York reports pitcher Marquard, a lanky 18 year old from Indianapolis, as part of a trade valued at around $11,000. Details note his speed, curves, and 22 games with four losses, plus catcher Meyers bought with him. The piece mentions prior teams and a plan to quit for a chicken farm if money fails to rise.
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New York
Marquard
Indianapolis
Clants
Elxefouler
Cleveland
Waterloo
Lucy Stason
Canton
Ohio
Meyers
Giants
Dartmouth
Thos
Heinie Berger
Marouard
Do you find preat wealth a bur fon nolimes
Mr Cumrox speaks of wealth and risk in investing amid confounding ideas. The text questions motives and responsibilities behind gifts and ventures, hinting at economic uncertainty and the hidden costs of wealth.
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The
Washington Star
Cumrox
Motheer
Sone Eich
Souvenir Policy Promises Free Items to Customers
A local note states that every customer will receive a free souvenir. It also remarks that manager Mager is considered a tight handler of gifts and hints at limited or selective distribution of keepsakes.
Optical Shop Ad Promises Satisfaction or Money Refund
Fragmented ad offers eyeglasses and lenses with phrases about tests, adjustments, and a money back guarantee. Mentions Chad and "The cleverest optometrial" as the featured shop, urging customers to visit for a fitting and display of frames.
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Garonion
Cupidity of Chink Rings Death Knell
Quong Toy Yow, a Chinese laundry proprietor, died after a gasoline fire at 12 South Wyoming Street. The blaze, started by a lamp explosion, trapped him on the second floor where he died at noon. Fire damage estimated at $200. an inquest will be held.
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Wyoming Street
Quang Toy Yow
Yow
Daspars
Jeter
St James’ Hospital
Gielio
Chagman
Garager Stevens
Puggan
Your
Earth
Yan
Sanger
Celestial
Man Arrested Over Pet Dog Theft Case
William Edstrom was arrested by the police yesterday on a theft charge involving a pet dog. The complaint names the charging witness, with the case set to be heard before Judge Mee Gawan after posting a $25 bond.
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William Edstrom
Pallee Terday
Patty Reins
Putentere
Tri
Mee Gawan
Untitled obituary fragment signals family loss in small town
Obscure fragment mentions Hessl Keegan Orad and Dessle Keegan as relatives, with references to a death at home and a Saint Mary's school tie. The readable bits suggest a local obituary notice for a family in a small area, but many details are garbled.
Butte Couple Weds at St Patrick's Church Then Honeymoon
TO LIVE IN BUTTE wt and Mrs. John VW. Dwyer were married at St Patrick's church Monday morning and have returned from Alhambra where part of their honeymoon was spent. They will be at home to friends at 841 West Quarta street. Mr Dwyer will be professor of mathematics at the Butte high school and is well known in Butte. His mother accompanied Miss Gordon west and attended the wedding. A brother Patrick and her mother survive.
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John VW. Dwyer
St Patrick's Church
Alhambra
West Quarta Strnet
Dwyer
Butte High Teheo
I Butte
Yast
Thwyer
Art Butte
Grace Gordon
O'Neill
Nebo
Gordon West
Subpoenas Issued in Madison County Case
Deputy United States marshal Sanders will depart for Virginia City and Madison Valley to summon witnesses for the federal grand jury. The行动 relates to charges against Charles Ardrey over misappropriated land office receipts while a former Madison County deputy clerk remains involved.
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Juvius G. Sanders
United
Virginia City
Madison Valley
Uni
Charles Ardrey
Madison County
Braamus Ulakeslee Dead In Sunday World Event
A garbled notice reports the death of Braamus Ulakeslee amid references to Rostow and general brass Blakeales. The text mentions influential figures in the Sunday world and graded Sunday lessons, with unclear details about timing and speakers.
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Rostow
Vlg
Brass Blakeales
Miniater
Alisy
Aditory
Sanday
Pahlinter
Whee Mnese
Fires ignite at railway depot and passenger car in town
Two fires occurred yesterday at a rail yard area near Arizona Street between Arizona Street and Utah Avenue. Flames were found at the rear of the Freight Depot, then spread to the roof of an old passenger car midway between blocks. No injuries reported and investigators ask for witnesses.
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Dia
Tha Butte Department
Guna
Great Northern
Tha Treight
Passanger
Arizona
Streal
Utah Avenue
Darize
No New Cars Port of Spain Health Notices
Fragmented text notes no new cars at Port of Spain and mentions health notices issued today. Readable fragments reference clothing cuts and quantities but lack clear events or names.
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Port of Spain
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Whitehall
Ww. L. Murphy
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Nevada
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Trades Council Bhisers
Duscay
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Montgomery
Winnear
Dindison
Duncan
Gryan
Oklahome
Oklahoma
Olktlahoma
Thad
Aurelead
Robert A. Ford
Aun
A. C. Gurmley
No Lane Town
Wondman
Lewistown
Tom Stant
W. A. Clark
Harry Gall- Wer
Baheenfeld
Bryan
Tonkin’s Clothery
Thawien Sheehan
Welyhim
Bremerton
J. Boyle
Goon Old Jack
Tosaav Desides
Perentz
Montana Optical Co
Weal Parke
Mayer's
Ranney
Sil
Davenport
Outent Town
West Park
Exters Bchning
OheTine Lanndeyman
Hessi Keegan Orad
Dessle Keegan
Bers
Troms Tegan
West Waal
Mar Styne
At. Mary's
E Tava
John V. Dwyer
Patrick
Felman's
Braamus Ulakeslee