Butte Current Notes Offers Local Gleanings and Ads
Rumors and notices from Butte and Helena include piano tuners and music stores, travelers, and visitors like J G Bates and R J Johannes. Local business ads promote the Thornton barbershop, Harvard cigars, Hall Safe company, and Montana Liquor. Also listed are travel tips, ore mine movers, and marriage licenses.
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Orton Bros. Grotto Cafe
Fred Orton
N. Malin
J.G. Bates
Montana Music Co
R. J. Johannes
Helena
A Feast of Literature at Columbia Gardens Club
The Saturday Night club closed its season with a farewell at Columbia Gardens. Miss Adele Humphrey presided as toastmaster while members and guests shared a substantial luncheon and heard toasts on The Ladies and The Men. The gathering featured original verse and a light program before adjourning for vacation.
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Columbia Gardens
Clark
Charlotte Cahoon
London Times Wrath Over Waldersee Return
The Lokal Anzeiger notes hostile Times chatter about Count von Waldersee returning and cites how several hundred Germans in Shanghai keep the city from becoming a British domain. Vossische Zeitung criticizes eager laurels being heaped on him by other powers.
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London
Berlin
Lokal Anzeiger
London Times
Count von Waldersee
Wrath
the Times
Shanghai
Vossische Zeitung
Travel note from Helena hits Butte crowd
Prof. J. G. McKay of Hamilton said he just returned from Helena where he attended a meeting of the state board of education or a similar body. The remark came during a social round at the hotels in Butte.
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Helena
J. G. McKay
Hamilton
Butte
State Board of
Child found in hallway at telephone exchange
A nine year old boy was discovered in the exchange hallway by an operator. He claimed his mother and father were in New York and left him to fend for himself. He was found well fed and dressed, said he sold papers, and was taken to 513 South Dakota Street, with no parent identity verified.
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Telephone Exchange
New York
A. H. Welling
South Dakota Street
Gamin
Eye Specialist Dr Frank Consult in Room 11
Mrs Dr Frank, eye specialist, to be consulted in room 11 at the P O block.
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Dr. Frank
Carey's condition stable after brickyard stabbing
Tom Carey remains in about the same condition after being stabbed at Eakin's brickyard. County Physician Sheeran expects 24 more hours to determine recovery chances while Ben and Harm Bussen await arraignment once Carey’s status is known. Nice line of neckwear 25c each at Boucher's.
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Tom Carey
Eakin’s
Sheeran
Ben
Harm Bussen
Carey
Boucher's
Funeral of Mr Herne in New York
The funeral for actor James A. Herne was held from his home in New York. Speakers included John B Crosby for the Single Tax Clubs of America Augustus Thomas for the Society of American Dramatists and Milton Nobles for the Actors' Order of Friendship. The body was later taken to Fresh Pond for cremation. Luis Morel Munoz was arrested in San Juan charged by General Uribe Uribe with failing to deliver 105000 pesetas entrusted in Caracas for Uribe in New York.
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New York
James A. Herne
John 8
Crosby
Single Tax Clubs of America
Augustus Thomas
Society of American Dramatists
Milton Nobles
Actors’ Order of Friendship
San Juan
P. R
Luis Morel Munoz
Uribe-Uribe
Munoz
Caracas
Uribe
Superintendent E P Church Dies at 66 in Lansing
Lansing Michigan June 4 The state school for the blind superintendent E P Church aged 66 died today He had earlier served as president of Oahu College in the Hawaiian Islands.
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Lansing, Mich
E. P. Church
New York Rail Official Daniel Willard Gets Erie Post
Daniel Willard, once district general manager of the Baltimore and Ohio under Mr. Underwood, is named assistant to the president of the Erie railroad. The appointment signals a major leadership shift in the eastern rail network as officials outline strategic goals for the line.
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New York
Daniel Willard
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Underwood
Erie Rail
Erie appoints D. C. Cook successor to resigning agent
The Erie Railroad announces the resignation of General Passenger Agent Duncan G. Roberts today. He had long been associated with Mr. Underwood, under whom Willard led operations. D. C. Cook, assistant general passenger agent, is chosen as Roberts’ successor.
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Way
Willard
the Erie
Underwood
Duncan G. Roberts
The
Erie
D. C. Cook
Cubans Satisfied With The Platt Amendment
Washington reports inside information on Cuba's convention action on the Platt amendment. The initial draft, approved by Secretary Root and General Wood, was altered to gain votes, and the final adoption is seen as welcomed by Cuban and U.S. officials alike.
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Washington
Committee On
United States
Wood
Root
Cuba
Reformed Presbyterian Synod Adopts Anti Chinese Exclusion Action
Pittsburg June 4 Delegates attend sixth day of the North American synod. Rev R C Allen reads report criticizing US army system and its social evils in Hawaii and the Philippines. Committee recommends repeal of Chinese exclusion act and urges petition to Congress. Next synod set for Syracuse on May 28 1902.
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Pittsburg
Martin
Reformed Presbyterian Synod of North America
R. C. Allen
Grove City
Hawaii
Philippines
Congress
Syracuse
N. Y
Aging editor R F Hull dies at 91 in Youngstown
R F Hull aged 91 longtime newspaper man died last night in Youngstown Ohio He edited a paper at Benecia California in 1850 Hull helped organize the Union club at Louisville before the Civil War, a group that kept Kentucky in the union.
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Youngstown
Ohio
R. EF. Hull
Benecia
Cal
Presidential Appointments in Interior and Indian Territory
The president named Samuel Michlett as agent for the White Earth Indian reservation Minnesota and Francis Nelsy as chairman of referees to assess damages for the Arkansas and Choctaw railroad right of way through the Choctaw and Chickasaw nations in Indian Territory. Arthur W. Hefley of Kansas was appointed townsite commissioner and appraiser for the Chickasaw nation in Indian Territory.
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Washington
Samuel Michlett
White Earth Indian Reservation
Minnesota
Francis Nelsy
Indian Territory
Arthur W. Hefley
Kansas
Park branch wreck disrupts freight train near Livingston
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports a Park branch collision tonight where six cars of a freight train derailed at about 25 mph. No injuries occurred though the passenger train was blocked and passengers with baggage were moved to box cars in Livingston.
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The
Standard
Livingston
Park Branch
O Connell Warns of Long Strike and Funds Restoration
President O Connell of the International Machinists association said the machinists strike now appears to be a long siege with no immediate settlement. He dispatched fifty thousand dollars to localities most affected by the protracted stoppage.
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Toronto
O'Connell
International Machinists’ Association
Teutonic on voyage to London may miss banquet
The White Star liner Teutonic after leaving New York has not yet been sighted and is unlikely to reach London in time for John W. Mackay to attend the chamber of commerce banquet tonight.
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London
Teutonic
New York
Mayo
Timne
John W. Mackay
Chamber of Commerce
Malay doctor Ibrahim goes on rampage in Singapore
A Malay doctor named Ibrahim went on a killing spree in Singapore, stabbing six people to death with a spear and injuring nine others. He was subdued and died from a fractured skull sustained during the confrontation.
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London
The
Daily Mail
Singapore
Ibrahim
Havana Rejects Dady Bid for Sewer Contract
The Havana municipal council unanimously rejects the Dady bid for the sewer and paying contract as too high. The Dady bid, about £140,000, goes to Governor General Wood for final decision.
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Havana
Municipal Council of
Wood
British General Plays Down Tientsin Incident
General Gagelee, the British commander at Pekin, describes Sunday's clash at Tientsin as a drunken brawl in any garrison town and says it has not disturbed cordial British French ties.
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Pekin
Gagelee
Tientsin
Fire spreads from poultry plant to warehouses in Mattoon
A fire at the Arthur Jordan Poultry plant in Mattoon Illinois destroyed the building and spread to the Kings Oliver Duncan warehouses and several homes. Much of the aristocratic residential district was endangered by the blaze.
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Mattoon
Arthur Jordan Poultry Company
Kings
Oliver & Duncan
Governor declines extra session on capital punishment law
Governor Rogers in a letter to Walter Fulton the prosecuting attorney at Seattle refuses to consider an extra session of the legislature to remedy what is described as a defective capital punishment law.
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Olympia
Waeh
Rogers
Walter Fulton
Seattle
Dallas Congressman Burke Dies After Illness at Home
Congressman Burke died at 2 o'clock in Dallas Texas after a three month period of illness at his home. The death occurred on Wednesday morning and ends a lengthy public career. Burke had served in Congress for many years and was well known in the state.
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Dallas
Tex
Burke
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Telephone
Rookwood Pottery
Libbey
Haviland
China
Royal
Vienna
Imperial
Jewelers
Montana
John W. Pace
McDermott
Joe Godard
Anaconda
T. M. Griffin
Charles A. Hartman
Bozeman
Thornton
A. I. Loeb
Co. W. Whitely
FE. S. McCartney
Great Falls
J. H. Duffy
Harvard
Hanson
Prsident
N. R. Leonard
State School of Mines
Vivian McCune
A. W. McCune
Salt Lake
Gregson Springs
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Truth
P. O. News Stand
Hall Safe Company
Montana Liquor Company
W. Mec
White
Norris
Jackson Martin
Anaconda Group of Mines
California
Spokane
Rossland
Tacoma
Vancouver
Victoria
Portland
Northern Pacific Railway
Comet Mining Company
Walkerville
James E. Pepper
Montana Liquor Co
Ernest J. Goss
Lizzie Jandin
Lucius FE. Corey
Rochester
Elizabeth Martin
Great Falle
Charles R
Boucher’s
School of Mines
C. T. Paul
Dillon
J. W. Tusker
Mr. Tusker
Missoula
Missoula Valley
H. E. Colvin
Glendive
Mr. Colvin
Grand Opera House
Mr. Paul
Wolff
Summers
Frank Webster
West
Cty
Webster
Hennessy
Boucher'e
Lakins
MR. Herne
Professor Church
Lace
Brussels
Battenburg
Brownfield-Canty Carpet Co
Creamery
Booth
Tor Day
Calif
Booth’s
Ornia
Pound Soc Bent & Co
Celebrated Star
W. RB. Tonkin Co
East Park
W.R. Tonkin Co
E. Park St
Hominy Smith
Tomatoes
Utah
Boe. Co
Baloness
BANKS
Ste, Mostana
Lee Mantic
Chas, Schatzlein
Frank W. Haskins
A. J. Clements
Charles R. Leonard
F. Aug. Heinze
Henry Mueller
James H. Monteath
Prunes
Congressman Burke
Castile
Outcofe Town
W. H. Baker's Chocolate
Locoa
Rockwood
A. Booth
Daly Bank and Trust GO
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W. W. Dixon
John D. Ryan
Co. CC. Bwinborne
R. A. Kunkel
Ags
Oo. K. Lewis
J. H. Vivian
V. Fayette Harrington
M. A. White
Silver Bow National Bark
Mont Capital
Europe
First National Bank
Andrew J. Davis
James Talbott
B. W
George Stevenson
Nmr
State Savings Bank
Main and Park
John A. Creighton
G. W. Stapleton
T. Hodgens
Castler
Leo
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