Regal shoes sale and town notes in Butte
Local items list visitors and residents in Butte including Moyer buggies at Grady's and doctors at 48 W Park. Mentions births, sales events, a round trip to Gregson springs, and shoe store clearance shifting to Regal agency with Walkover and Ralston brands.
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Regal Shoes
Moyer Buggies
Grady’s
Orton Bros
B. Moore
Billings
Drs
Froehlich
Hennessy
N. J. Bielenberg
Deer Lodge
Butte
A. M. Stevens
J. J. Bill
Missoula
Pipestone Springs
Beattie
H. George
Finlen
William E. Sielaff
Telphone Ind
John Seakey
West Pacific Street
Edward Gilmore
West Center Street
Gray
West Park
CG. R. Stranahan
Boulder
Fay E. McCall
Whitehall
Fred L. Stone
Dillon
H. T. Patton
Ethel
Big Hole
Mr. Patton
Montana
Red Boot Shoe Company
Regal Agency
Walkover
Douglas
Ralston Health
Laird-Schober Company
Red Bowl Shoe Company
James P Leary Dies At 37 In Residence At 810 East Broadway
James P Leary died at noon yesterday at his home 810 East Broadway. He was a miner, 37, and he is survived by a wife and three children. The notice also lists Jerry Mullins at 17 North Main Street serving ale and porter at 10 cents a drink and features aquavit Swedish branvin Svenska marlot from wood.
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James P. Leary
East Broadway
Jerry Mullins
North Main Street
Fatal rifle shot ends jolly picnic near Butte
Tom Salata a Butte station tender is jailed on first degree assault charges after a random rifle shot at a Nine Mile canyon picnic killed John Radovich, a 25 year old saloon partner. The incident appears accidental with Radovich mortally wounded and his wife nearby. Salata says the gun’s safety slipped amid target shooting by a party of 18 prominent Butte Austrians and their wives.
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Butte
Nine Mile Canyon
Tom Salata
John Radovich
J. Parkin
East Park Street
Radovich
St. James’ Hospital
Salata
Tracy
Logan
Order of Eagles
Servian
Ljubibratich Company
West Park Street
Four Golfers Still Competing For The Cup At Butte
In ideal weather at Butte Country Club the second round of the Hight Fairfield cup saw Dr McCrimmon defeat Roe. Donnelly beat Over and Carr beat Platt, Hesler defeated Holbrook by default. The four proceed to semi finals within three days to decide the finalists. Frances Leavitt won the ladies golf cup defeating Driscoll in the first round Parker in the semi finals and Doty in the finals with Doty as runner up.
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Butte Country Club
McCrimmon
Charles Roe
Donnelly
Over
Carr
Platt
Hesler
Holbrook
Frances Leavitt
Miss Driscoll
Miss Parker
Miss Doty
Lois Cooney Died From Arterial Congestion
Great Falls July 26 A medical examination of Miss Lois Cooney daughter of Postmaster E H Cooney found death was caused by congestion of the arteries from the heart. The funeral will be held tomorrow in Great Falls.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
Lois Cooney
E. H. Cooney
Boulder
Trouble Expected Among Castaways
San Pedro California July 26. The steamship San Diego arrived with several hundred sacks of cargo from the wrecked steamer Anubis off San Miguel island. Fifteen feet of water in the Anubis hold and efforts to lighten and refloat the vessel proceed while Chileans and Mexicans stranded on Flea island threaten violence due to tensions over cargo duties. The German crew and officers are not involved.
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San Pedro
Cal
San Diego
San Miguel Island
Albert von Salzman
Alleged Thief Wounded Running From Officer
In Denver two men were spotted fleeing freight yards after missing shoes were found among broken seals on about 20 cars. Officer Frank L Wood shot and fatally wounded Harry Glasgow who resisted surrender. the other man identified as John Liddy was captured by Freight Agent Meredith. Both men reportedly had criminal records.
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Denver
Frank L. Wood
Harry Glasgow
Denver & Rio Grande
Wood
Glasgow
Meredith
John Liddy
Peace Conference Opens in Great Britain Today
London July 26 definite acceptances have been received from 3860 delegates representing 117 societies in 16 countries for the seventeenth universal peace conference to be held in London from July 27 to Aug 1. It is expected the number will rise before opening, especially from America, as 42 delegates have already notified their intention to attend.
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London
America
Visit of Iowa Judge Clements to Montana
Judge W. G. Clements of the Sixth Judicial district of Iowa visited Butté yesterday while en route to the coast. He was joined by his brother Judge J. M. Clements of Helena. The pair stopped in Helena and examined Butte before departing on the early Burlington train this morning.
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W. G. Clements
Sixth Judicial District of
Iowa
Butté
J. M. Clements
Helena
Butte
Burlington
Montana
Butte Man J McCreéery Arrested on Vagrancy Charge
J McCreéery nicknamed Salt Lake Whitie was arrested early yesterday in Butte on a secretory charge under vagrancy law. He secured release by posting a $100 bond.
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J. McCreéery
Butte
Salt Lake
Red Foley Arrested On Robbery And Vagrancy Charges
Red Foley, a known police court figure and alleged dope fiend, was arrested again yesterday on two robbery charges and one vagrancy charge. He had been released from the county jail a week earlier after a 35 day sentence.
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Red Foley
Olympic Games Debate Persisting in London Press
London newspapers continue to weigh the Olympic controversy with mixed views. Dr Muir says Dorando exhausted himself before the race ended, and Dorando explains a rushed music hall contract was signed under emotion but will donate proceeds to charity. Lif e calls for an international rules code for future Games.
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London
Daily Mail
Dr. Muir
Dorando
Muir
Hayes
Papke Plans Rematch After Ketchel Bout
New York July 2. "Smiling Billy" Papke arrives with new pompadour and a diamond in his shirt. He recalls dropping Ketchel in the fourth round and signs for a rematch while eyeing Burke as a bigger test in New York. He hints at bringing sparring partners Joe Jeanette or Jim Stewart to New Dorp.
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New York
Billy” Panke
Bill
Burke
Staten Island
Ketchel
Illinois
Joe Jeanette
Jim Stewart
New Dorp
Yankees Sign New Pitcher In Fresh Roster Shuffle
New York reports the Americans signed a new pitcher today and released two players. Doc Newton was sent to Stallings Newark club and a right hander named Billiards was let go in the roster shuffle.
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New York
New York Americans
Newton
Stallings
Newark
Billiards
Mayer Jewelers Offers Low Repairs and Mainspring Deals
Mayer advertises watch and jewelry repair services in Butte with mainspring replacements at $1 and complete service at $1.50. He claims the largest factory for new and repair work in the city and promises a $100 reward if anyone proves a better mainspring for $1. The firm emphasizes skilled artisans and custom work at competitive prices.
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Mayer
Butte
Billiards Pitcher Likely Join Meridian Team Soon
Signed pitcher Billiards has been with Meridian Mist team of the Cotton States league and made a good record. Scouts for Frank Farrel report he is a likely man and will join the team in a few days.
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Billiards
Meridian, Mist
Frank Farrel
Welch Probable Referee for Ketchel Kelly Fight in San Francisco
Jack Welch the famed coast referee may serve as referee for the Ketchel Kelly bout on July 31 in San Francisco if he adheres to a retirement plan. Kelly is eager to secure Welch and Hugo Kelly has impressed local fans with his boxing and peak condition. Hugo resisted O Connor, keeping 158 pounds at six, though 154 by three was feasible, Ferretti praises the move.
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San Francisco
Jack Welch
Welch
Kelly
Jack
Hugo Kelly
Hugo
O'Connor
Buck Freeman Retires From Baseball After Shoulder Break
Indianapolis reports Buck Freeman of the Minneapolis American Association team will retire this year due to a broken bone in his right shoulder suffered while sliding into home plate. The veteran slugger, nicknamed Buck, once starred as Butte’s first baseman in the Northwestern league and was renowned as a leading home run hitter.
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Indianapolis
John Freeman
Freeman
Buck
Butte
Cubs After Karger in Major League Trade Talk
Chicago Cubs president Murphy reportedly traveled to St Louis to push a deal for pitcher Karger. Offer said to be 15000 dollars cash or three players Zimmerman Howard and Pfeister in exchange for the left handed star.
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Big Brush
Karger
McCloskey
Murphy
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
Zimmerman
Howard
Pfeister
McCoy and Maher Set for Charity Ring Rematch
New York reports Kid McCoy and Peter Maher prepared to clash again in a charity boxing night. A long standing feud fuels expectations as fans anticipate a hammering bout after past knockouts on Coney Island.
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New York
Kid McCoy
Peter Maher
Pride of Ireland
McCoy
Coney Island
Gunn Slugger Leads YMCA Victory Over Montana Laundry
The Young Men's club won their 12th of 14 games this season by defeating Montana laundry 17 to 7 yesterday. Gunn powered the offense with strong hitting.
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Montana Laundry
Gunn
Laundry team features key triple shooter in decisive game
A feature on the laundry team highlights a player who slammed three triples and scored six of seven team runs. Mentions Batteries, Y. M. C., Little and Carney, Montana laundry, L. Bille and Mills.
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Batteries
Little and Carney
Montana Laundry
L. Bille and
Mills
Boston Americans Trade Pruitt for Thielman from Cleveland
Boston reports John I. Taylor confirms a telegraphed deal sending pitcher Charles Pruitt to Cleveland in exchange for Jake Thielman of the Cleveland club. Thielman joins immediately while Pruitt heads to Cleveland. Pruitt, a St Paul native, had been with McCloskey's Miners in Butte.
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Boston
Mass
John I. Taylor
Boston Americans
Charles Pruitt
Jake Thielman
Cleveland
Telegraph
Thielman
Pruitt
McCloskey
Butte
St. Paul
Moonlight Stars defeat East End Sluggers 8 to 3
On Butte grounds yesterday afternoon the Moonlight Stars, led by Monk Mooney and Mose Rodgers, defeated the East End Sluggers of Anaconda 8 to 3. Peacher and Shiéla scored for the visitors.
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Monk Mooney
Mose Rodgers
Moonlight Stars
East End
Anaconda
Butte Grounds
Peacher
Shiéla
German Car Arrives Paris After New York to Paris Race
The German automobile reached Paris to cheers but faced no official ceremony after circling the world in Berlin. Officials expect the American car to win the race due to four competitors failing to meet race conditions.
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Paris
Prisoner J Hoffman Charged With Robbery
J Hoffman, held at the county jail, faces a robbery charge from an incident yesterday morning in the red light district.
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J. Hoffman
Red Light District
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Butte News
Independent
China
E. S. Axley
J. A. Moore
Drummond
Standard Office
Christopher Turner
Murray Hospital
J. Q. Clifford
V. F. Ranch
Madison Valley
Lou Walker
J. E. Morse
Blanche
Alma
P. O
Gregson Springs
Jeff Brewer
J. B. Conway
Reno
Nev
Stacy Adams Company
Regal
Mile Canyon
H. H. Hanson
Martinello
Tonkin’s Clothery
Great Britain
Doctor Who
Ed Dorando
Papke
Ketches
Yankees
Alhambra Hot Springs
H. C. Wong
Whitney
Pie
Cretonne
Ee Mail
Freight
Kelly GO
Buck Freeman
CUBS
Karger MR. M’closky
Kid M’coy
Maher
A.C.M. Hardware House
Wabash Ave
Chicago
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