Butte Current Notes and Local Advertisements
A collage of notices from Butte including rentals, piano tuning, births, and business ads. Highlights mention a July 15 races at Ranchero Park with free admission, furs for storage, X ray exams, and a rail schedule to Minneapolis St Paul. Also promotions for minstrels at Luton's theater, Manitou ginger champagne, and an electric dancer Kathinka touring Gregson Springs pavilion.
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Baltimore Cigar
Orton Bros
Havana
Fred Orton
N. Main
P. F. Oyler
W. G. Young
Hennessy Block
Excelsior
Sherman
Ranchero Park
J. M. Roehlich
W. Edwy
Dr. Henson
Mark T. Kady
Mutual Reserve Life of New York
Butte
Anaconda
P. O. Newe
Richard Brady
John Brady
Clear Grit Terrace
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Rusco & Holland's
Minstrels
Luton
Montana Liquor Co
Montana
Gregson Springs
Forsythe
Columbia Gardens
Kathinka
Irish societies picnic at Mountain View park
Irish societies hold a Sunday picnic at Mountain View park with boating bowling dancing and sports. Trains depart Butte at 9 30 am 11 25 am 1 30 pm 4 00 pm and depart Anaconda for return at 3 00 pm 7 30 pm and 11 30 pm. Round trip fare is one dollar.
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Mountain View Park
Butte
Anaconda
Two experienced ladies clothing ironers sought in Missoula
Florence Steam Laundry in Missoula seeks two experienced ladies clothing ironers. Good wages offered.
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Florence
Missoula
Senator James Jones Heads to Lake Minnetonka Vacation
Senator James Jones, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, arrived in Minneapolis this morning en route to Lake Minnetonka for a two week visit with his daughter. He declined to comment on Charles Towne's populist vice presidential nomination, saying Towne would announce it himself. Jones will then proceed to Chicago for campaign work.
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Minneapolis
James Jones
Democratic National Committee
Lake Minnetonka
Charles A. Towne
Yowne
Jones
Chicago
Fire destroys former railway shops in St Paul
In St Paul Minnesota on July 13 a blaze swept through the former Chicago Great Western railway shops and several freight cars, destroying six buildings and causing an estimated loss of 100000 to 150000. The fire, likely sparked by an oil explosion, followed the shops being moved to Oelwein Iowa and the buildings used as storehouses.
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St. Paul, Minn
Chicago, Great Weertern Railway
Oelwein
Garland chain works fire at Rankin destroys plant
Pittsburg, July 13. The Garland chain works at Rankin, Pa., were destroyed by fire at 4:30 this afternoon. Loss is $100,000. The fire was caused by an explosion of a tank of chemicals, but no one was injured.
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Pittsburg
Garland Chain Works
Rankin
Burglary Hearing Dismissed in Copper King Block Case
Four suspects Carrie Cole Frankie Som mers James Green and William Cornell faced a preliminary hearing after a $700 theft of sparklers from Florence Du Val at the Copper King block Wyoming and Galena streets. Prosecution failed to connect them to the robbery and all were discharged. A separate morning session included Chodish charged with first degree assault. reduced to third degree after a drunken brawl. Edgar Marshall faces burglary charge after being previously acquitted in Creech murder case. Charles Guynon charged with procuring his sister for life in a Galena street brothel.
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Carrie Cole
Frankie Sommers
James Green
William Cornell
Copper King Block
Wyoming
Galena
Florence du Val
Justice Nichols
Green
Cornell
du Val
Trask
Chodish
Felix
Mark
Edgar Marshall
Georgia Creech
Marshall
Charles G. Guynon
Old Country
Galena Street
Guynon
Bids Sought for Picnic Privileges at Mountain View Park
Bids for bar restaurant and ice cream privileges at F. O. Eagle's picnic at Mountain View park are due July 21. Bids must include 25 percent of the bid amount. The committee reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Peter Sanger, Chairman.
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F. O. Eagle's Picnic
Mountain View Park
Peter Sanger
Six-room modern West Side House Wanted
Reynolds and McDowell seek a six room modern house on the west side for cash payment. Price right and property desirable. Contact 46 East Broadway Butte.
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Reynolds & Mdowell
East Broadway
Butte
Bullman Dominates Washington Park with Three Wins
Chicago July 13 jockey Bullman adds three wins at Washington Park as betting soars. Boney Boy Sly and Kid Cox, all at 15 to 1, draw heavy wagers while Thompson Bros. buy Kid Cox for 2.20. Results list Boney Boy Eva Rice Sly May Beach Kid Cox Princess Tatyiana and others with times from 1:01 to 1:43.
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Chicago
Bullman
Washington Park
Commission
Boney Boy
Sly
Kid Cox
Thompson Bros
Bidney Lucas
Eva Rice
Barney F
Cuthbert
Greatland
May Beach
John Yerkes
Princess Tatyiana
Grandon
Wax
Arthur Penan
Russell R
Kron Chancellor Wins Seven Furlong Debut at St Louis
Kron Chancellor led a seven furlong race in 1:28 with In surrection and Kildarlie following. The program featured six events with George W Jenkins and Robert Jr among top finishers in the six furlong and other sprints.
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St. Louis
Kron Chancellor
Insurrection
Kildarlie
George W. Jenkins
Robert, Jr
Frank Johnson
W. B Wales
Spring
Bounivard
St. Cuthbert
Mizzoura
Verify
Frenchie
Eva's Darling
Crimp
Libbie
Lazarus
Kiss Me
Lingfield Summer Meeting Opens With Calman Victory
Lord William Beresford's Calman ridden by L Reuf won the Lingfield Stakes worth 1000 sovereigns on day one. Courtlan ridden by an unnamed jockey finished second as six horses raced. Tod Sloan rode Knighton to win the Jacks Bridge handicap and Consolation won the Waterside selling handicap with Sloan also aboard. Friarlike, ridden by J Reiff, captured the Oak Tree handicap.
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London
Lingfield
Lingfield Park
Lord William Beresford
Calman
L. Reuf
Lord Fermoy
Courtlan
W. Low
Knighton
Tod Sloan
Consolation
Sloan
Friarlike
J. Reiff
Henry Earned A Name At Brighton Beach York
At Brighton Beach York in July 138 Henry earned a notable distinction noted in local records. The fragment hints at a historical achievement tied to a seaside pageant or event with names and dates obscured.
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Brighton Beach
York
Henry
Brighton Beach Jockey Dominates Card With Three Wins
Jockey shines at Brighton Beach as Kamara takes the first race at 13 to 4, Annie Thompson scores at 6 to 1 in the fifth, and Snark wins the final race at 9 to 5. Race results list winners, runners-up, and times for all six events, with Clear placings across distances from one mile to five furlongs.
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Honore
Brighton Beach
Kamara
Annie Thompson
Snark
Queen of Song
Andrisa
Precursor
Carbuncle
McCloskey Denies Attempt To Lure Butte Players
Great Falls July 13. Manager McCloskey denies newspaper claims he sought to lure Butte players or others from league clubs. He says only talks were with two players who asked about releases and possible jobs if released. He condemns rumors and asserts no underhanded tactics. Also notes Ben Shelton joins for tomorrow’s game. New York July 13. George H. Davis appointed manager of the New York baseball club replacing Buck Ewing due to factionalism among players.
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Great Falls
Standard
Butte
McCloskey
Butte Boys
Ben Shelton
St. Joe
New York
George H. Davis
New York Baseball Club
Buck” Ewing
Ewing
Phillies Strengthen Batting Averages In National League
In Pittsburg on July 13 Philadelphia surged ahead in batting averages as Leever allowed six hits and five runs in the first inning while Chesebro added 1 hit and 15 runs. Pratt and McFarland pitched for Pittsburgh with Swartwood umpiring. Attendance 3,490.
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Pittsburg
Philadelphias
Wolverton
Leever
Chesebro
Unclear City Pairings List Amid Baseball Standings
Fragmentary lines show matchups between Cleveland and Minneapolis Buffalo and Kansas City Detroit and Chicago Indianapolis and Milwaukee. Details such as dates and outcomes are missing, leaving incomplete pairings and unclear results.
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Buffalo
Kansas City
Detroit
Chicago
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Bryan to Receive Democratic Nomination Notification
Ryan in Lincoln Nebraska reports the date August 8 set for Mr. Bryan to learn his Democratic nomination. He plans to remain in Lincoln until then and will not speak publicly before notification, focusing on campaign material with his stenographer. Charles A Towne visits noted. State politicians called on Bryan this morning.
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Lincoln, Neb
Bryan
Democrats
Lincoln
Charles A. Towne
Not Guilty Verdict in Murder Case Shocks Butte Court
Edgar Marshall alias Allison alias Livingston found not guilty of murdering Mrs. Georgia Creech after a long jury deliberation. He is remanded to jail to face a burglary charge tied to crimes at Gibbs saloon and other sites. Prosecutors call verdict a miscarriage of justice while Marshall faces further trials.
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Edgar Marshall
Allison
Livingston
Georgia Creech
Marshall
Ty Ion Sares
W. P. Sullivan
Silas Dunnivan
Thomas Sattes
J. E. Paver
N. Genereaux
John Vealfe
N. D. Neer
Mike Reed
John B. Nader
John Reseek
M. J. Murphy
Clancy
C. F. Kelley
J. L. Vines
Mr. Kelley
Kelley
Krill
Scandia Hall
South Matin Street
Gibbs Sabres
Mrs. Creech
Butte
Salt Lake
Montana
Kid" Roberts
Gillman
Porters Seek $10,000 Duties Back From Manila Case
Portland exporters who shipped to the Philippines plan to file suit in the court of claims in Washington for recovery of duties paid at Manila. If the decision is unfavorable, an appeal to the U S Supreme Court will follow. The claim totals about $10,000.
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Portland, Ore
Portland
Philippine Islands
United States
Manila
Court of Claims
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Funeral for J. R. Boyce Jr to be held Sunday
The funeral for J. R. Boyce Jr. will be held Sunday at 2 p m from the residence of J H Curtis at the corner of Washington and Porphyry streets. The procession will go to the Episcopal church where services will be conducted.
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J. R. Boyce, Jr
J. H. Curtis
Washington and Porphyry Streets
Episcopal Church
Paris Athletes Rest After Trials Before Exposition
American competitors prepared for events organized by the exposition authorities while resting from recent work. The Pennsylvania team did not arrive from Versailles and spent the day lounging.
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Paris
Pennsylvania
Versailles
Death of Frank Bateman at 53
Frank Bateman aged 53 died yesterday. The funeral is set for today at 2 p m from the family residence at the corner of Montana and Boardman streets.
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Richard
John Grady
Clear Grit Terrace
Frank Bateman
Montana and
Boardman Streets
Incorrect report on telegraph firm meeting clarified
New York July 13. A false item claimed the Western Union Telegraph annual meeting occurred in Jersey City with elected directors and officers. The cited meeting was actually a stockholders meeting of the American Union Telegraph company, a New Jersey organization.
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New York
Western Union Telegraph Company
Jersey City
American Union Telegraph Company
New Jersey
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Cash Grogery
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Curtisa Stock
Weslen
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Wall Paper Co
V. Franzman
W.H. Wix
D.D.S. Butte
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University of
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St. Paul’s Hospital
S. Montana St
Lestena
J. M. Settle
Gen. Mar
Granite St
LEE Davenport
Sage & Arnstein
Bette
Vale
Onder Stete
Lee Manth Paons
Schatzlein
Payrington
Charles Br
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Tary
Aus Heinse
Henry Mueller
Frankins
NES
State Savings Bank
Eurtions
Joan A. Creighton
Onehow Grepietes
Leavitt
V. Kemper
T. M Hodgens
J. O Hodgens
First National Bank
OF Butte
Andrew J. Davis James A. Talbott
Ferr. Weick George Stevenson
Vice Paulos
Caghies
Sbusinese Treasacred
Deurope
K. Lewis
J. H. Vivien
V. Fayette Harrington
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Traders National Bank Eort Snline
Union National Bank Crocker-Woolworth National Oagh —An
Ladd & Tilter
Deseret National Bank
Densheoe
L, Meyer
Maress Daily - Daly, Donahoe & Meyer
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Hoge Brownlee & Ce
Iba
Cuba
Philippines
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Etale
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Casbies
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