Livingston Men Seek Lights for Eagles and Elks Conventions
Livingston leaders Frank Bliss and Frank Vogt travel to Butte to secure red, white and blue lighting used in prior visits for the Montana Eagles and Elks state meetings. They plan excursions to Yellowstone Park and Mammoth Hot Springs, promising a lively welcome with a Mardi Gras patrol and special entertainments for visiting Eagles and inducing strong support from Butte members.
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Frank Bliss
Livingston
Elka’ Lodge
The
Elks of Montana
Gateway City
Frank Vogt
Aerie of Eagles
Eagles
Montana
Butte
Order
Vogt
Frank Hering
Grand Aerie of
United States
Grand Lodge
Hering
Yellowstone Park
Mammoth Hot Springs
Points In Wonderland
Park
Miles City
Elkville
Mone Tal Nak
Yellowstone
Divorce Decree Granted to Lillian Munier Without Alimony
Lillian Lydia Munier wins a divorce from Harvey Munier in Judge Lynch's district court department. Married December 17, 1908 in Butte, she resumes her maiden name Lillian Lydia Godin. She alleges cruelty and failure to provide, including assaults on August 17 and June 1, 1909, and unsupported living expenses. No alimony was asked.
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Lillian Lydia Munier
Lynch
Department of the District Court
Harvey Munier
Lillian Lydia Godin
Butte
Dorsey to White Sulphur Springs Railroad Contract Nears
Special Dispatch reports Helena June 6 that a contract will be closed next week for the railroad from Dorsey to White Sulphur Springs. John Ringling, financier of the springs and leader in the project, will arrive in Helena in his private car to award the contract and plan rehab of the thermal springs and related matters.
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The
Standard
Helena
Dorsey
White Sulphur Springs
John Ringling
Mother Church Elects At Annual Christian Science Meeting
The First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston reports a new church established every three and a half days worldwide in the year ending June 1. Officers elected include President W B Baldwin First Reader Judge Clifford P Smith Clerk John D Dittemore and Treasurer Stephen A Chase.
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Boston
Christian Science Church
John Y. Dittemore
First Church
Christian Science Denomination
W. B. Baldwin
Clifford P. Smith
John D. Dittemore
Stephen A. Chase
State lands sold in Broadwater County yields $60,715.40
Special Dispatch from Helena reports Deputy State land register Joseph Oker and Alfred Hibbard conducted a Broadwater County lands sale last Saturday. The total listed area was 5,556.74 acres with receipts totaling $60,715.40, averaging $10.92 per acre, including $9,107.31 in cash collected.
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The
Standard
Helena
Joseph Oker
State Land Register
Alfred Hibbard
Broadwater County
Elevator strike halts Otis workers in Yonkers
About 600 Otis elevator works employees in Yonkers New York walked out seeking a 25 cent daily raise and a 50 hour week. The protest disrupted operations at the Yonkers plant and highlighted labor tensions in the industry.
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Yonkers, N. Y
Otis Elevator Works
Free 8x5 Wool American Flag for Standard Subscriptions
Subscribers paying 10 dollars in advance for a one year term receive a free 8 by 5 foot wool bunting American flag. Offer tied to Flag Day on June 14.
Miners to Elect Officers in Butte Union Election
The semi annual election of officers for the Butte Miners union is held today with polls opening from morning till night under Australian balloting safeguards. Nominees for president include Dan Holland and Jacob Oliver, with many other veteran Butte miners contesting roles across vice president secretary treasurer and trustees. delegates to the Denver convention named.
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Butte Miners’ Union
Butte
Joe Shannon
Mike Shea
John Powers
Dennis Monaghan
Dan Holland
Jacob Oliver
Robert Crane
John Harrington
Don Shea
James Harbor
Joseph Guelfi
Dennis Murphy
John D. Brennan
Tom O'Brien
John Vickers
John M. Murphy
Dan Sullivan
John Lynch
Henry Ratcliffe
Herbert Downing
Dan F. Mirkish
John Turner Warden
John J. Harrington
John Osborne
Joe Little
T. B. Cox
James Shea
John Rowe
Mike Hennessy
Denver
al McClellan
John Kavanaugh
Maurice Condon
E. F. Boyle
William McNichols
Pat Cloonan
Sam Eckersley
Pat Cantwell
Jerry Egan
Pat Lyons
John Cunningham
William Faulkner
Jerry O'Neill
Pat Murphy
George Selfridge
William Murray
Lewis Herstead
T. J. Rooker
Pete Miller
William Magill
George H. Curry
J. H. Granville
Angus McLeod
Joseph Penhall
John Quigley
Charles Actis
Pat McCann
James F. McGuire
Mike J. Ryan
Dan Leary
John Hanley
John Driscoll
W. A. Willis
Phil Christian
Phil Duffy
Gus Anderson
James R. Robinson
M. J
Two Firemen Killed in Warehouse Blaze Near North River
New York reports two firemen killed and more than a score overcome by fumes during a warehouse fire near the North river front. Ten victims were trapped in a fourth floor back draft. Timothy Cotter died after hours in water on the sidewalk and William Healy died after removal. Three injured remain in serious condition.
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New York
North River Front
Timothy Cotter
William Healy
Juvenile Day in Court With Judge A J McGowan
Four boys under age appeared before Judge A J McGowan on a Monday session. One boy, drunk the night before, was fined and sent to steady himself before returning home. A vagrant case with an excellent family is postponed for reform efforts. Two other youths face vagrancy and incorrigibility charges after alleged thefts. mothers promised good behavior. Other adults and a noted can rusher named Jennie Doe were jailed or sentenced for various offenses.
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A. J. McGowan
Jennie Doe
Jack Doyle
Duke of
George Hall
Ed Bankson
Whitney heads north for Arctic hunting trip
New Haven, June 6. Harry Whitney and Paul J. Rainey leave for Sydney, Nova Scotia to join the arctic ship Boethie to hunt in northern latitudes. The trip, chartered for hunting, is planned to last about three months with only the crew aboard under Captain Bartlett, Peary veteran.
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New Haven
Conn
Harry Whitney
Hunter
Paul J. Rainey
Cleveland
Sydney
C. B
Mr. Whitney
Arctic
Bartlett
Peary
North Pole
Rasch Opens Butte Federal Court Moves Set for Hearing
Judge Carl Rasch opened the Butte federal court and set motions and demurrers for hearing on June 16 and 17 before adjourning until June 16. He expects quick disposition of criminal cases in Helena while in Butte he met local attorneys who welcomed him back. Several demurrers and motions were scheduled, and two cases were dismissed by stipulation.
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Carl Rasch
Butte
Helena
Rasch
United States District Attorney
Mike Jurich
Pittsmont Company
Demurrer
W. H. Nichols
John A. Percival
John A. Percival, Demurrer, June 16. Wakeman Sitton
James A. Murray
South Butte Mining Company
A. Ginzberger
W. W. Wry
Madison River Power Company
Peter McDermott
American Bonding Company of
Baltimore
Butte Veronica
South Butte
William Guedelhoefer
Charles P. Hough
North Butte Mining Company
Joseph M. Curry
Milwaukee
Marya A. Slater
Butte-Alex Scott Company
Rats as nest robbers threaten gardens and game birds
A Scotsman letter notes a spring surge in rat numbers after a severe winter. Rats raid bird nests, eat eggs and young, and even kill sitting birds, while feeding on roots and shrubs. Farmers and gamekeepers report increased losses, calling for united action.
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England
Endowment Fund Reaches One Million For Bible Society
Chicago June 6. The American Bible Society completed a one million dollar endowment begun about a year and a half ago with a half million gift from Mrs. Russell Sage. Rev. J F Horton, secretary, announced the milestone at a Methodist ministers meeting.
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The
American Bible Society
Russell Sage
J. FE. Horton
Butcher Karth Kills Wife Then Slays Himself
In Salt Lake on June 6 M Karth a butcher fired at his wife wounding her seriously before slashing his own throat in a mirror both wounds proving fatal for him. The incident follows a drunken frenzy culminating in a fatal double tragedy.
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Salt Lake
M. Karth
Karth
Change in duties at St Marys Church during pastor away
The Rev Father Hannan assistant pastor at St Marys will oversee the Church of the Immaculate Conception during the pastor Rev Father Barry absence who left last evening to visit relatives in Ireland. Father T B Harrington of Wales visiting in the city will cover St Marys for a month after which a priest from All Hallows college Salt Lake will relieve him.
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Father Hannan
St. Mary’s Church
Church of the Immaculate
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