Butte Notes Report Wide Range of Local Happenings
Butte notes cover social visits and travel from Helena to Portland with countless names. Listed: Grady's special ale, Las Palmas, Mosher in Kaligpell on business, Booth in Helena, Jacob Bannlett for Newcastle, B. K. Loeb from the capi tal, Mrs. Oscar Findling from Dilton, Humphreys and wife heading to San Francisco, Miss Margaret Griffith visiting Red Rock lake, Dillon trips by W. G. and W. Bawden, Mrs. D. W. Callahan visiting Dillon relatives, Dan Tewey's new short order rate at the Southern, Mrs. Hurley Leach inviting Dillon friends, H. J. Allen of Anaconda in town, Carrie Oliver from Dillon, Emerson electric fans at Western Electric, Dr. Tremblay in Butte, Campbell leaving for Los Angeles, Marion A. Laoag visiting from Great Falls, Mrs. O. G. Hample en route to Portland fair, and many more social notices and small business references.
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Awomey E
Booth
Helena
W. G
W. Bawden
Dillon
D. W. Callahan
Dan Tewey
Southern
Hurley Leach
Butte
H. J. Allen
Anaconda
Buttes Mist
Carrie Oliver
Emerson Electric
Western Electric Co
E. Park
J. A. Tremblay
Granite
Thompson Campbell
Los Angeles
Marion A. Laoag
Great“ Falls
G. Hample
Portland
Montana
Pipestone
J. J. Malone
W. E. Carroll
C. C. Congdon
A. the Hendricks
Butte Brewing. Com
West Broadway
Hal B. Ives
Mutual Benefit Lite
Helen
Erma Curtis
J. C. Charles
Lastight
D. Gay Stivers
the Anaconda
Washoe Mining Companies
Butte Driving Club Opens Season With Horse Show and Speed Races
The Butte Driving Club inaugurates its season with a matinee Sunday at the Butte track featuring five events. Rex Squirrel and other top horses headline an exhibition program, followed by three speed contests for trotters and pacers. Judges and officers are named, with prizes including a whalebone whip and trotting boots. Only club members and their horses compete in these events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Track
Butte
John McIntyre
Frank Boucher
Louis Dretbetbis
J. R. Meereger
A. B. Clements
Rex Squirrel
Sumour
Tte
Almax
Almone
D. Hi Turner
Flora
Cop Ber
King
Tempest
N. L. Olson
George Direct
DirecTr
John Hawke
Butte Driving Club
Weekend Events Free Admission Amid Stormy Weather
Week 118 announced no admission charges for events on grounds or Brand stand. Washouts disrupted transit from 1 to 11 last night as streetcar lines failed and tracks filled with sand. Cars from Meaderville and a gardens car carried a few ladies and passengers, with line blockages until tracks were cleared before midnight and the system resumed functioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We Street Railway Company
Wa Treet
Meaderville
Gardens
Butte Park
Telegram explains delay in arriving star to Butte
A telegram received by George Best, manager for Jack Carkeek, states Frank A. Uoten Ramure will arrive in Butte at 1:36 p.m. Friday. The message suggests Goth's arrival tonight is certain and hints that articles will be signed then, with a bright outlook for a meeting between the two men in Montana's metropolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Uoten
Ramure
Butte
George & Best
Jack Carkeek
Goth
Carkeek
Montana
Metropolis
Man suffers severe arm injuries after scaffold fall
A worker at Western Lumber Company fell from a scaffold and sustained multiple fractures. Doctors performed extensive surgery, removing about a dozen pieces of bone from the upper arm and shoulder region. The injured man, identified as Jeff, has an arm rendered useless for heavy work. Dr. H. M. Hall attends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff
Western Lumber Company
H. M. Hall
Beakey in Limelight Again in Justice Court
W H Beakey again in trouble as authorities say he assaulted Downing near the night near Coramit night. Charges filed in Justice Tay Jon's court allege third degree assault. Beakey appeared and pleaded not guilty. a hearing is set for 1 o clock tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beakey
Tay- Jon's Court
Crelock
Women delegates chosen for state labor meeting in Great Falls
At the Butte Women's Protective union meeting delegates and alternates were selected for the state Federation of Labor convention in Great Falls. Delegates are Mrs. Phillips and Miss Jul Mahoney. alternates Miss Mary Schaffer and Miss Bertie Gannon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Women's Protective Union
State Federation of Labor
Great Falls
Phillips
Mise Jul Mahoney
Mary Schaffer
Misa Bertie Gannon
BUTTE NOTES And Fire Alarms Among City Visitors
In Butte yesterday the Neihart Card club visited. Lawrence Tierney and C Je Murray of Great Falls were in town. Helena architect Haire and H L Burdick from the capital also in the city. A light committee meeting of the ALWIL is set for this evening. Mrs E W Clark of Ophir Utah, formerly of Helena, passed through en route to the capital. Judge Henry C Smith came from Helena to hear the Barnard Thresher case in district court. A fire at 8 Colorado street damaged a wooden fence before extinguished by the fire department. The state case against Peter Rice was adjourned to August for haymaking. Petersburg reports Japanese peace envoy interview discussed in New York papers. No Ost was suppressed in St Petersburg for two months by press administration.
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Neihart Card Club
Columbia Gardens
Lawrence Tierney
C. Je. Murray
Great Falls
Butte
Light Committee
Barnard-Thresher
Archibald Gray
Allenton
Not the Same Wife Kulson Taylora’s Change
A confused note describes Kulson Taylora’s wife changing from stout to thin, stating she used to be ally but is now markedly different, with unclear context and details.
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Kulson—Taylora
Four Dead and Two Hurt in Freight Wreck West of Forsyth
A freight train wreck 30 miles west of Forsyth after high water washed out a concrete bridge left four dead and two seriously injured. Engineer James Wilson and Conductor Peter Emae were aboard the engine with crew members and unknown tramps among the deceased. The freighter, bound from Fancher to Myers to meet the westbound passenger, collided with the washout just before the passenger train was due, narrowly avoiding a greater disaster.
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The
Standard
Forsyth
Ekn Pacific
James Wilson
Peter Emae
Edward Lucifersyth
Most Powerful Fleet in New York Harbor Arrives
New York July 2. The most powerful fleet of warships ever gathered in New York harbor arrived this afternoon in two divisions. The eight battle ships of the North, under Rear Admiral Robley D. Evans, led the parade with synchronized speed and flags. The Missouri finished ahead of her sister ship Maine, flying Admiral Evans's flag, while Kentucky beat Kearsarge and the others. The Town led the pack with high speed, reaching 18.22 knots on the trial trip as Pennsylvania and other ships under Rear Admiral Bigbee followed in the race.
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New York
Robrey” D
Eva Signe
Haute
Misesourt
Maine
Admiral Evans
Kentucky
Kearsarge
Missouri
Pennsylvania
Bigbee
Sweden Parliament approves special committee report on emails
Brief telegraphic items note the Swedish parliament approving a report by a special committee handling emails between Norway and Sweden. Other items mention earthquakes in Bellingham Washington and San Diego California, and investigations into the Bennington disaster.
Nervous women urged to try Lydia E Pinkham remedy
A dated, promotional piece arguing that nervous disorders among women stem from bodily derangements and that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound can restore health. Includes testimonial from Mrs. M. E. Shotwell and calls on readers to seek cure to end fatigue, irritability, sleeplessness, and prostration.
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Americt Roes
Lydia E. Pinkham
M. E. Shotwell
Flatbush , Avenue
Brooklyn
Tara
Global News Briefs Mixed With Names and Crises
Disjointed reports across continents note investigations in Panama and labor recreation sites while extradition battles unfold in Victoria. Sugar cargo fumigation in Honolulu aims to curb bubonic plague risk. CentenniaI ship capture rumors loom near Chicago. London hosts Lodge receptions as Miles and Lavomis engage in state talks. Russia’s ex-spy historian writes a bound history to 1896. Ohio tragedy: former senator Fink and wife fatally burned. Shanghai bankers boycott an American firm.
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Sland
Wreck
Panama
Shonte
Victoria
Colling
California
San Francisco
Honolulu
Seattle
Chicago
Hoch
London
Balfour
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
House of Commons
Teel
Miles
Lavomis
St. Petersburg
M. ‘Tatischeff
Fit Laidon
Bureau of Press Administration
Russia
Somerset
Ohio
William E. Fink
Shanghai
International Banking Corporation
A Private Audience With the Emperor of Russia
The Associated Press correspondent recalls meeting Tsar Nicholas II in the Winter Palace. The interview covers open news access, censorship, and hopes for closer U.S.-Russia relations. The emperor agrees on frank discussion and offers to help if the speaker stays in St. Petersburg for a week.
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Associated Press
Russia
Winter Palace
Europe
Red Court
Washington
London
United States
Trussia
Tsald
Chad
Vienna
Berlin
Ruse
Sia
Wirballen
St. Petersburg
Elephants Stand in Captivity and Jungle Sleep Patterns
The article notes elephants in captivity stand while sleeping, contrasting with elephants in the jungle that lie down. The reason given is that captive elephants never fully trust their keepers and long to regain liberty.
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Dom
Ibert
Distinguished Visitors Make the Park Trip
Special Dispatch to the Standard Livingston reports Mr. and Mrs. C. J. P. Belmont of New York among esteemed guests in Livingston. Their private car faced repair delays and later pursuit by train as Belmonts faced hotel attentions seen as overbearing. Gilbert M. Hitchcock of Omaha commented on Bryan and Root as potential presidential choices, predicting Democratic chances if Root were GOP nominee. Traitor Kitchen to Death.
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Standard
Livingston
C. J. P. Belmont
New York City
Duluth
Ark
Gilbert M. Hitch
Omaha Mual
Ngston
Cook
Montana
Nebraska
M Bryan
Mr. Hitchcock
Cleveland
Bryan
Root
Hitchcock
Omah
Traitors in Tokios Navy and a Brutal Execution Revealed
An account from Benet Burleigh describes Japanese officers being treated leniently after misconduct surfaces. A Russian Vladivostok squadron sinked one transport and forced another to flee. A high Tokyo official linked to the leak is identified, confronted, and a crowd of officers wires him naked, spat upon him, and beat him to death. The piece also notes shells being reused and odd remarks about cultural images.
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Admiralty
Port Arthur
Burleigh
Fuich
London
Tims
Tokio
Hungarian Novelist Flees After 1848 Troubles
Saurus soxat, a Hungarian novelist, faced a death sentence during the 1848 Austrian Hungarian troubles. He hid in forests near Borsod, only reappearing when his wife devised a ruse. After officers pardoned at Komaro fortress surrender, his name was added to a passport register, saving his life.
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Saurus Soxat
Austria-Hungary
Borsod
Tom
Komaro
Jokal
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Butte News
Blanchard
East Broadway
the School of Mines
Masonic Temple
State Capitol
Butte & Boston Smelter
M. O. P. Smelter
Mountain View
Teddy
Grady's
Planos
Orton Bros
Las Palmas
Mosher
Kaligpell
Busi
Bryams Greene
Saturda
North Dakota
Great North
M. M. Dennis
J. W. Tait
South Butte
Ladies’ Home Journal
P. O. Newa
Minnie Opp
H. E. Kuuth
F. J. Perry
Utah Avenue
J. L. Thomas
Katherine Brennan
L. B. Ashbaugh
Alice L. Seymour
Dennis Francis Haggerty
Lucy L. Miller
Mving Club
Monida
Brows Alls
Ing Amor
Hawaii
Onenee Wabas
HE. Morier
Tatea-tat
Brown
Alger King
Dave Magee
Royal
Copper King
Dr. Mlc. Smetter
Howell
Black Hawk
Charles McGarvey Fox
Ashby
W.B. Vanduyn
Usc
Sreaty
el of Che
Schatzlein
Ime Tendka
W. H. Beakey
Colorado Street
Fiee Department
Peter Rice
Tay
T. Petersburg
M. Sato
Japan
Novoo Vremya
Tne _Noosti
Dent OY Worthery Pactee Rear Fonsyth
New York Harbor
Veeset
Czar
Cen
KiChen
Portieres
Gordon
Portieres Plain
Andreen
Brownfield- Canty Carpet Company
West Park
Mall
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