Butte People Survive Los Angeles Train Wreck
Dr and Mrs J W Gunn and daughter Lois of 578 West Granite street survived a deadly Los Angeles trolley wreck that killed 12 and injured 200. The Gunns in the front car escaped with minor injuries after a rear collision by a speeding train from Venice. They had traveled to Venice for the resort lights and were returning when the crash occurred near Vineyard Station around 9:20 PM. The family then aided the injured before learning they would reach Butte the following Wednesday.
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J. W. Gunn
Lois
West
Granite Street
Los Angeles
Cal
Butte
Venice
Gunns
Miss Swis
Vineyard Station
Hotel Arrivals List for Various Cities
A long hotel arrivals column lists guests from across the country and abroad. Names include Thornton-N R Stanset from Schenectady New York D C Perkins Ray Richardson from Salt Lake H W Rennick from Los Angeles M J Ehrman and wife Ellyn E Anderson from Chicago W J Howell and wife from Chicago F P Robert from Rigby Idaho P P Rooney Denver W B Clarke New York H 5 Green Spokane William Park New York W R Kirk Lewistown J G Brown Helena Mrs Alice Richardson Riverside California A M Lanphier Seattle A L Holter and wife Helena C B Nolan S V Stewart Helena Henry H Johnson Seattle Paul Newman Portland and numerous others from Portland Butte Port land C C G Campbell Whitehall H C Patterson Dell H B Ashworth and wife Sheridan S S Wisdom Rochester W J McMullen Deer Judge John Struck St Louis M Periolat Spokane W Whitemouth Drummond G L Abar A T Warner Minneapolis H C Thompson E G Thompson Lewistown P C Allen Drummond C E Yates Seattle M Goldberg Pittsburgh Al Dirkes Kutta Finlen J C Roby Billings M Marshall Helena Edward Healy Missoula J C Paige New York Mrs G Schofe Twin Bridges Mr and Mrs William L Irvine Three Forks D J Tighe Billings Dan Healy Livingston C S Walker Spokane A B Dunning Duluth H C Patterson Dell Mr and Mrs S C Davendorf Lima M D Davis Denver C E Miller Wisdom J W Hough Spokane Gus N McCabe St Paul H C Dale Seattle C W Bell Los Angeles FP A Lockwood Helena G E Bovis Minneapolis W R Walters Helena A A Hilbert Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
J. G. Brown
Helena
Alice Richardson
Riverside
Cal
A. M. Lanphier
Seattle
A. L. Holter
C. B. Nolan
V. Stewart
Henry H. Johnson
Paul Newman
Portland
Butte
Charles W. Johnson
CC. G. Campbell
Whitehall
H. C. Patterson
Dell
Duluth
C. Davendorf
Lima
M. D. Davis
Denver
C. E. Miller
Wisdom
J. W. Hough
Spokane
Gus N. McCabe
St. Paul
H. C. Dale
C. W. Bell
Los Angeles
A. Lockwood
G. E. Bovis
Saloon Brawl Leaves Man Severely Injured
Frank Hoff, 35, a Corbin laborer, narrowly survived a severe arm and hand gashing in a Vienna saloon fray on East Park street. He clashed with proprietor George Peris and Mike Kevovich, who allegedly produced knives. Hoff alleges he was cut during a broken showcase. All three were arrested as Hoff’s forearm vein was severed.
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Frank Hoff
Corbin
Vienna
East Park Street
Hoff
George Peris
Mike Kekovich
Peris
Kafora Injured In Thursday Salt Lake Game
News from Butte reports Frank Kafora sustained a broken right thumb in a clash with Kajkio over a curveball during Thursday’s game with Salt Lake. He will miss the next home game at least, requiring Shannon to step in. His absence hurts Merkle’s defense and hitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Frank Kafora
Salt Lake
Kajkio
Kafora
Coppers
Shannon
Merkle
Husky
Mountain View Sunday School Tops Baptists 2–1
Mountain View Sunday School team defeated the Baptists 2 to 1 last evening. La Duke struck out eight batters, with La Duke again pairing in the winning battery. Baptists were led by Collins and Bonner. Earlier in the week Mountain View beat St Pauls 9 to 1 with the same battery. Hester and Wright played for St Pauls.
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Mountain View Church
Baptists
la Duke
Collins
Bonner
Mountain View
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Aggregation
Hester and
Wright
St. Paul's
Woman Robbed. lodger Lewis Menigle arrested
Mrs. John Gotto of 422 East Park street reported a robbery last night amounting to $25. Lewis Menigle, 25, a lodger, was arrested after the theft occurred while the woman was absent.
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John Gotto
East Park Street
Lewis Menigle
cordial reception for the pichickers at beaverhead picnic
About 80 members of the Sons of St George and their families traveled from Butte to Dillon for the annual picnic. A scaled program featured games, tug of war won by Victoria lodge, greased pig catching, song contests, foot races for daughters and members, a donkey race, and a welcome by Dillon locals with the Montana State band. The excursionists returned to Butte pleased with the day’s events and reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of St. George
Butte
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Commercial Club
Montana State Band
Montana
Victoria Lodge
Ed Pierce
Matt Webber
John Thomas
Pierce
Harry Goodland
William Evans
Daughters of St. George
James Harria
Chenoweth
Davey
Order
W. J. J. Rowe
W. J. Treloar
Bertie Odgers
Charles Pascoe
Eernest Bray
Leslie Dodd
Jack Hock
Frank Daniels
Surrender Engee to Police After Bond Evasion
J Zimmerman and Mrs Freda Harkins turned over Peter Engee alias George and John Boyd to police last night. Engee, released on a $1500 bond, was rearrested at the race track after his sureties learned his wife had left the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Engee
George
John Boyd
Freda Harkins
Engee
Fingee
Montana Plays Deer Lodge At Gregson Springs
The Montana ball club hosts Deer Lodge at Gregson Springs with Deer Lodge fans traveling in force. Last meeting ended in a 9 to 8 win for Deer Lodge. Phiffer will pitch for Montana and Fuller will catch. A $50 purse goes to the winner.
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Montana Ball Club
Deer Lodge
Gregson Springs
Montana
Phiffer
Montanans
Fuller
Billiard Play: Dunn and Bealow Victors in YM A Tournament
Last night at the Young Men's Association billiard tournament Dunn defeated Danzberger 5 to 36 Bealow beat Stouder 50 to 48 Bealow over Dazzie 50 to 43 and J C Johnson beat Dunn 50 to 2
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Young Men's Association
Dunn
Danzberger
Bealow
Stouder
Dazzie
J. C. Johnson
John Tomilty Dies at 88 in Home Funeral Planned
John Tomilty aged 88 died last night at his family residence 212 Shields avenue. Remains are at Sherman Reed's undertaking parlors. Funeral notice to follow.
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Tomilty
John Tomilty
Shields Avenue
Sherman & Reed
Receiver Holds Billings Daily Gazette Amid Appeal
Special Dispatch to the Standard Billings July 19 Arthur H Brown receiver of the defunct First Trust and Savings bank is now in possession of the Daily Gazette by order of District Judge Pierson pending P B Moss appeal of the sale confirmation to Joseph Hanson whose cash bid was highest Moss must post a100000 appeal bond The Gazette stock formed part of the bank assets and sale aims to wind up affairs Thad deus Lane of Spokane was among bidders Hanlon bid 85000, the appraisal value
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The
Standard
Billings
Arthur H. Brown
First Trust and Savings Bank
Daily Gazette
Pierson
P. B. Moss
Joseph Hanson
Moss
Gazette Company
Thaddeus Lane
Spokane
Hanlon
Senate confirms mediation chiefs over wage dispute
Washington July 19 William Lea Chambers commissioner of mediation under the Newlands law and G W W Hanger assistant commissioner were confirmed by the senate late today They will begin work in New York Monday on adjustment of the wage dispute between the eastern railroads and their trainmen
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Lea Chambers
G. W. W. Hanger
Senate
New York
Hartman Becomes Grandfather as Seattle Birth Occurs
Charles S Hartman of Bozeman learned by telegram from Seattle that his daughter Mrs Roy Pinkerton gave birth to a son, the Hartman family's first grandson and only boy.
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The
Standard
Bozeman
Charles S. Hartman
Seattle
Roy Pinkerton
Hartman
Kelly Pool in the Days of Real Sport
In this reminiscence from the Chicago scene, Kelly pool traces its invention to C Kelly Mulvaney in 1887 and a two-decade boom in Chicago, spreading nationwide. The piece chronicles the game’s social lure, table culture, large crowds, shifting stakes, and evolving rules, contrasting the old open play with the modern version and lauding Mulvaney’s role while reflecting on luck, psychology, and communal camaraderie.
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Kelly
Chicago Tribune
Hugh E. Keough
Kelly Pool
Kelly Mulvaney
North Pole
C. Kelly Mulvaney
California
Maine
Kalamazoo
Kankakee
Hellpool
Chicago
Jimtown
Wis
Bears
Washington Park
Silvia
Mr. Mulvaney
Guardians of the Law
Henry
Evryone
Billiard Hall of Fame
Munsterberg
Sam Lloyd
Death of Willis McCullough in Rochester
Telegram from Rochester Minn reports the death of Willis McCullough aged 19 who went there for goitre operation. Body to arrive today and funeral to be held here tomorrow afternoon. He had many relatives in this vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Bozeman
Rochester
Minn
Willis McCullough
Goitre
Two Die in Auto Wreck Near Missoula on Bitter Root Road
Two people died and two were injured in a two mile west of Missoula on the Bitter Root road crash. Victims include Miss C. C. Hill and Earl Vaughn. Kenneth Ross Jr. drove the car with others present. The wreck occurred at a sharp turn and the vehicle overturned into a ditch.
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Standard
Missoula
Bitter Root
C. C. Hill
Earl Vaughn
Milwaukee Road
John Burns
Bonner
Ida Nimpster
Kenneth Ross Jr
Young Ross
Miss Hill
Vaughn
Charles C. Hill
Bell Telephone Company
Bat
Secretary Lane Trip Schedules Glacier Park Visit and Route
The article outlines Secretary Lane's travel itinerary beginning today with stops from Crow Agency to Glacier Park and back, detailing arrival and departure times across towns including Billings Huntley Gardiner Livingston Helena Great Falls Fort Shaw Simms Fairfield Power Glacier station Belton Kalispell Somers Polson St Ignatius Missoula and related dates, seeking park safety plans and funding estimates.
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Stone Park
Glacier Park
Congress
Lane
Crow Agency
Billings
Huntley
Gardiner
Livingston
Helena
Great Falls
Fort Shaw
Simms
Fairfield
Power
Glacier Station
Belton
Kalispell
Somers
Polson
St. Ignatius
Missoula
Secretary Lane Plans Western Visit for Montana Irrigation Review
Secretary Lane announced a month long trip starting tomorrow to the West to inspect proposed reclamation projects in Montana and Wyoming. He expects to assess irrigation needs and may extend the journey beyond Montana depending on findings and discussions with local officials and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Laneso
Hus
Wyoming
Montana
Lane
Japanese Disappointed by American Reply
Tokyo reports considerable disappointment in Japan over the American reply to two Japanese notes on California land legislation. Japan rejects the contentions that the bill violates the treaty and offers no solution. The deadlock prompts caution, with no retaliatory moves planned and a hope for preserving friendly relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Japan
California
Washington
Secretary Daniels Snowball Fight at Mount Rainier
Secretary of the Navy Daniels with Mrs Daniels and Lt. Cmdr Palmer visits Mount Rainier National Park in Tacoma July 19. They join Tacoma Commercial Club officials for a snowball fight near Narada Falls then stay at the National Park Inn. P B Van Trump recounts early mountain history to the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Daniels
Palmer
Naval Aid
Tacoma Commercial Club
Mount Rainier
Mount Rainier National Park
Narada Falls
Paradise Valley
National Park Inn
P. B. van Trump
Gen. Hazard Stevens
Rebels Plan Raid on Torreon, Mexico
A Mexican official who escaped from Durango jail and reached Torreon via a circuitous route says a large rebel force plans to attack Torreon. He reports rebels moving north from Durango and more forces converging from Zacatecas.
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Mexico City
Torreon
Durango
Zacatecas
Mrs Grant gets estate from General Grant in will
The entire estate of the late Gen. Frederick Dent Grant, estimated at $102,000, is left to Ida Honore Grant widow who also is made executrix by his will filed here today for probate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frederick Dent Grant
Ida Honore Grant
Local teams shine as Anaconda city games thrill crowds
The general office team defeated the testing department 24 to 6, then molders beat machinists 18 to 12 on the city common. Lefty Cowan powered the machinists, Chink Parrish starred for the molders, and James Shepherd hosted a toast session after the box. Team rosters include Hurley, Parrish, Warrens, Cowan, Pendergist, Hagen, Dutch Louie, Bobunk Beaumeyer, Allman, Hamilton, Nelson, Morris, Maiswasserbreigesicht, Smudgy Andrews, Shanty Nolan, and Shanty Nolan among others.
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Lefty Cowan
Curley Pendergist
Copen” Hagen
Dutch Louie
Bobunk Beaumeyer
Peg Allman
Meshinists
Hamilton
Nelson
Morris
Maiswasserbreigesicht Brent
Smudgy Andrews
Shanty Nolan
Skinny Holder
Local Social Notes and Family News
Mrs K Sharp travels to Kalispell to visit Mrs J J Grant. Rev J W Tait briefed in Butte. Theodore Harmon returns from Salt Lake and Montana trips. A son born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Robert Walters of 710 Alder. Verlanic family departs for Kansas City on a month’s vacation. Miss Coral Richardson from Emmetsburg Iowa visits Anaconda to see her three brothers. Miss Ruth Hartman of Bozeman visits the Tait home. she recently earned a Bozeman College music and science degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Walters
Alder Street
John Verlanic
Kansas City
Coral Richardson
Emmetsburg
Iowa
Anaconda
Brothers
R. E., Loyd and
R. L. Richardson
Ruth Hartman
Bozeman
J. W. Tait
Methodist Parsonage
Miss Hartman
Bozeman College
Rush to New Gold Diggings Sparks Alaska Stampede
Cordova reports a major placer strike on the Shu shanna river triggering a stampede across Alaska. A special train carried many men from Cordova to the diggings at Chitina with extra coaches added, while others head toward McCarthy aboard another train. Reservations exist for 17 horses as workers desert copper mines to join the rush.
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Cordova
Alaska
Shushanna River
Senator's son-in-law leads Portland socialists rally
Ike McBride, son-in-law of Oregon Senator Harry Lane, spoke at a Portland park gathering of socialists and agitators. A Vancouver battalion of soldiers watched without incident as McBride urged calm and supported authorities. his wife Nina Lane Finch did not speak. The senator's daughter by her husband is also a noted socialist figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Ike McBride
United States
Harry Lane
Oregon
Tonisnt
Vancouver Barracks
McBride
Nina Lane Finch
Lane
New Orleans
Mary Welsh Sees Her Eight Children After 50 Years Blindness
Chicago July 19. Mrs Mary Welsh of Hillsdale Mich saw her eight children for the first time today after surgeons removed a double cataract. She went blind at 16 and supported her family doing laundry while her husband was an invalid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mary Welsh
Hillsdale Mich
Welsh
Eaton Trial Date Set for Mrs Eaton in Poison Murder
Chief Justice Aiken ordered the trial of Mrs Jennie May Eaton for the murder of her husband Rear Admiral Joseph Giles Eaton retired. The case will be called at Plymouth on Oct 13. Mrs Eaton was arrested 12 days after the admiral died March 8 at their Assinippi home, accused of poisoning his coffee.
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Mrs. Gunn
Kapora
Sunday School League
Pichickers
Program of Sports
Gregson
MR. Hartman
Kelley Pool
John D. R
Piermont
Fried
Kelly Poole
Secretary Daniels
Rainier
Anaconda News
Mrs. K. Sharp
Kalispel
Mrs. J. J. Grant
Rev
Theodore Harmon
Montana Points
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