Butte Stabbing After Refusal to Aid Beggar Leaves Victim Wounded
Henry Franey narrowly escaped a fatal wound when he refused to help a beggar later identified as Martin Marish. The assailant, wielding a pocketknife, attacked Franey on East Park Street, injuring the left side of his throat. Officers Loughrin and Webb intervened, disarming Clark before he could strike again, and Franey received twelve stitches. Clark was jailed as investigators pursue possible second degree charges. Franey's wound was not serious.
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Henry Franey
C. A. Clark
Martin Marish
Ity East Park Street
Franey
Loughrin
Clark
Assa
Main
Park Streets
Ile
Webb
Web
Dr. Leary
N. Sure Company
Ogden
Utah
A. Clark
Miners’ Union
Death of Estimable Woman in Butte Area
Word from Cornwall reports the death on May 20 of Mrs Richard James at age 48 from dropsy. A Mountain View church member, widow of Booths grocery worker James, she leaves daughter Beatrice and a wide circle of relatives. Funeral was held at 51 Chapel Street Penzance with interment there. Also noted: funeral of Joseph Broughton at Walkerville and transfer to Salt Lake for burial.
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Cornwall
England
Richard James
James
Booth’s
Chapel Street
Penzance
Beatrice
Butte
Marazion
Mountain View
Elizabeth Stevens
Sarah Oats
John Hicks
Australia
Joseph Broughton
Corner Main
Daly Streets
Walkerville
Salt Lake
Camus Case Witness Faces Contempt and Insanity Hearing
Sadonte Stores was examined in Judge McCiernan's court and ordered committed to Warm Springs asylum. Mrs Storer, a defense witness in the Camus case, used profane language and was fined for contempt. Since the trial she showed signs of insanity and was taken into custody. The Camus case involved seduction of Blanche Toussaint after enticement from Belgium with a marriage promise. jury could not reach a verdict five weeks earlier.
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Sadonte Stores
Camus
Mrs. H. L. Inness Dies in Sandwich Ontario
Word arrived yesterday of the death of Mrs H L Inness in Sandwich Ontario on May 30 She was a sister of Mrs W I Hamilton former resident who is visiting Ontario and at her sister's bedside when she passed away Mrs Inness also visited this city three years ago and made many friends She leaves her husband and two young daughters.
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HL. Inness
Sandwich
Ont
Reception at School of Mines Marks First Commencement
President N R Leonard was welcomed at a West Side eminence reception attended by 300 guests including the faculty students and city society. The First Presbyterian church commencement follows at 11 o clock. Local trustees and guests from out of town attended with Stevens quartet providing music and Morris Co catering.
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State School of Mines
N. R. Leonard
School of Mines
Bergstrom
Morris & Co
First Presbyterian Church
Turn in Their Talents Contributions to First Baptist Church
Local residents presented sizable offerings to First Baptist Church reflecting broad community support. The drive highlighted donations from multiple households and groups, underscoring ongoing support for church programs and outreach efforts.
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First Baptist Church
Entertaining Tales of Money Earning at First Baptist
A large audience at First Baptist heard a lively program of music and readings by the aid society ladies. Miss Brittain reported $40 earned baking bread sewing buttons jelly and baby care plus others earning pennies for towels pictures and housework. The event featured Professor Olsen's orchestra, Mrs Johns and Mrs MacFarland singing, and several humorous talent sketches. The proceeds supported the society's treasury after cream and cake in the parlors.
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First Baptist Church
Aid Society
M. Prentice
Professor Olsen
Mr. Riley
Red Man
Miss Brittain
Week Ending Excursions Via Great Northern Railway
Round trip Basin or Boulder good going Saturday or Sunday return until Monday 1.15 Basin or Boulder 1.00 Alhambra and return good going Saturday or Sunday returning Monday 1.70 Ticket office on North Main Street Butte W. R. MEECH C P T A
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Boulder
Sandas
Alhambra
Main ‘Street
Butte
June Sale of Gowns At The Connell Store Butte
A June sale at The Connell Store in Butte highlights an extensive Muslin Underwear Department. The advertisement emphasizes affordable prices on sanitary, high grade cambric gowns and slip gowns with neck variations and decorative trims.
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Butte
Connell Store
Gowns Offered At 1.14 With Lace Trim And Embroidery
An appealing collection of gowns offered at 1.14 features dainty lace trimming and rich embroideries. One style showcases a hemstitched yoke and an India linen frill around the top and cuffs.
Gowns Offered At Bargain Prices In Sale
At 1.33 dollars a piece a display features at least twenty charming gown styles. The collection includes a circular lace yoke with ribbon details and each gown is described as worth far more than the sale price.
Grace M E Church Fair Captures South Butte Crowd
Grace M E Church South Butte held a railroad themed fair with multiple booths plus an eating room and lunch counter. Led by Mrs Jessie Knox and others the event drew large attendance and raised funds to remodel the church.
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Old Society of the Grace M. E. Church
South Butte
Orr
Essie Wagner
Faulkner Named for Estate Administration in Edinburgh Cable
Judge McClernan received a cablegram from Thomas Watson of Edinburgh requesting appointment of Will F Paulkner as administrator of the estate of John Watson known as K E. L. Whitmore. Paulkner, a Beotland native, is linked to the Watson family. petition set for hearing on the uth. Public administrator acts as special administrator until then. Funeral for Mrs Donald H. Gillies to be held Saturday June 6 at 2 p.m. at No 5 Excelsior avenue and St Johns Episcopal Church.
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Judge McClernan
Thomas Watson
Edinburgh
Scotland
Will F Paulkner
John Watson
K E. L. Whitmore
Mr. Paulkner
Beotland
Watson
Donald HK. Gillies
Excelsior Avenue
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Butte Briefs Entertain Visiting Notables
M. H. Grey Helena electrician and FP. Goddard Billings visitor join a lineup in Butte. M. H. Allan Lewistown and T. W. Poindexter Jr. Dillon travelers call on the city. G. F. Brooks Mis soula and M. Phillips with John C. Barker Great Falls arrived yesterday. William Mackay Kendal and M. Christian Parrot visitors noted.
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M. H. Grey
Helena
William Mackay
Kendal
M. Christian
Parrot
FP. Goddard
Billings
Butte
M. H. Allan
Lewistown
G. F. Brooks
Missoula
T. W. Poindexter, Jr
Dillon
Gunn
M. Phillips
John C. BE. Barker
Great Falls
Will Be Big Sendoff for Butte Actor Maguire
John Maguire veteran actor manager plans a farewell testimonial benefi t in Butte Montana before he leaves for New York to pursue a new field. A May 1 letter from local supporters praises his public spirited work and Shakespeare influence, with a Broadway theater event set for June 14 and signatures from community leaders and businessmen.
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John Maguire
Montana
New York
Butte City
Mont
Butte
Joan Maguire
A. F. Bray
Stromberg
Dead Private May Be Son of a Millionaire
Port Townsend Washington June 4 Private Edward L Frazer of the coast artillery was accidentally shot and killed at Fort Flagler during small arms practice He is believed to have served under an assumed name and to have enlisted from Pittsburg He is said to be the son of a millionaire cigar manufacturer there.
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Port Townsend
Wash
Edward L. Frazer
Ith Coast Artilery
Fort Flagler
Pittsburg
Fire destroys 80 tons hay at Cooney ranch near Canyon Ferry
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports 80 tons of hay burned at the Cooney brothers ranch above Canyon Ferry near Lake Sewall. The loss is about $3,000. The fire occurred Tuesday night while no one was home. Cause unknown.
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Helena
Melena
Cooney
Canyon Ferry
Lake Sewall
Cooney Brothers
Associated Charities of Butte May Report Shows Aid
At the monthly meeting the secretary's report for May details 30 cases investigated and aid provided. 137 garments and 23 pairs of shoes distributed, groceries in 19 cases, wood and coal in one case each, medicines given, and hospital care for one patient. Transportation arranged for 28 people, donations and hospital support noted, with total receipts 376. Six expenditures totaled 250.73. Paul Clark home shows 2 inmates and a safe home found for an infant left at the doorstep.
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Associated Charities of
Butte
F. 5
Mitchell
John Noyes
Murray Freund
Paul Clark
Paul Clark Home
Elastic Conference Sparks Fast Games Times
From the New York Telegraph comes a compact note on an elastic conference where schedules tighten and rebound quickly. The item highlights rapid game times, shifting during a busy period as teams adapt to a crowded calendar.
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The
New York Telegraph
Sting
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Butte News
Elry
Razor
Saint Case
W. B. Hamilton
Dent Leonard
Great
Northern Railway
W. R. Meech, C. P
T. A
He Connell Ofer
Hanan Shoes
Che Connel
Thein Heit
Cnniqth
Lveniing
Jessie Knox
A. F. Wagner
P. H. Sherrard
Logan McDonald
Arthur Dawes
Tharage
Butte Briefs
Benerey
Joun Maguire
James W. Forbes
B. &. St. Charles
Pat Conlon
G. W. Odell
Antoine Delaney
L. P. Sandera
E. L. Envyn
J. G. Sanders
A. Snidaker
Shirley Ashby
Dan Tewey
Ed. Bucks
W. MccWhite
D. F. Murphy
John MacGinniss
W. W. Walnworth
J. Campbell
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