Questions and Answers on Religion and History
A Q and A tracing religious reform, faith practice, and civil service questions. It covers the 181% sect named after founder John Glass, the term Hesperia for Italy and Western Europe, a 1911 boxing match, a 1906 weight lift by John Whitman, U.S. government civil service pay, Girard College status and Stephen Girard’s death, the 12 Caesars, and the American versus English definitions of a billion.
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John Glass
Hesperia
Italy
Europe
Mike Gibbons
Jimmy Wlabby
Winnipeg
A. John Whitman
Grand Central Palace
New York
Washington
Girard College
Caius Julius Caesar
America
England
Volunteers Entertain Butte Children With Day Trip
The Volunteers of America plan an all day outing for Butte children guided by Captain Layman and his staff at Springs in Estone. Activities include games and fresh air with sandwiches cake and candy. Prizes like gold items and silver cups are offered to lucky children, with departure at 7 o clock in the morning and return by evening.
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America
Butte
Layman
Dnb
Miner Dies After Lingering Illness in Butte
Louis Guerra Wor N bute miner dies at home on 62 Main Street after a lingering illness aged four percent and survived by a wife two sons and a daughter in Butte. Funeral for James Nicholas set for Wednesday at 2 30 PM at the Pythian castle under Camp 133 W O W with Rev Dr Blackiston officiating at Mount Moriah cemetery.
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Louis Guerra
Sears
Butte
Main Street
James Nicholas
Pythian Castle
Blackiston
Mount Moriah
Theater party for Anaconda and Butte students
Local note announces Standard theater party for Anaconda High and parochial school students at Strandway theater next Tuesday. Tickets distributed 10 am Monday at 28 East Road Way, one per student with name school and class. moving picture program by Ly man Howe travel festival features scenic and musical selections including a runaway train sequence and Monte Carlo hydroplane race.
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Helio
Standard Office
Anaconda
Butte
Echool
Broadway
Standard
Strandway
East Road Way
Lyman H. Howe
Howe Panies
Howe
Monte Carlo
Paris
Switzerland
Death by misadventure in Davison case at court
Coroners jury finds Emily Davison died from misadventure after rushing the king's horse at the racecourse. Witnesses testified no clear intent to self harm, while suffragette crowds filled the courtroom. Also reported are arrests of two women suspected of setting fire at a racecourse stands and a list of names for a justice clerk’s warrants.
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Ony Agland
Emily
Davison
Sharagette
Rey
Mix
Jones
Anmer
London
Richmond Poll Court
Hurst ™ Park
Kitty Marion
Petr
Clara Elisabeth Given
Crow Reservation
Wharton
Butte Hotel Expands as City Eyes Bright Future
Wanderer notes New Grand hotel adds extra stories while surrounding business districts glow with spring renovations. Mentions local figures and ventures including car enthusiasm, road building advocates, a Morris Havernachan return, and miners’ vacation rhythms amid a scene of scarce wolves and ongoing town growth. Includes brief disaster and transport incidents and inventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Cutbank Browne seeks new trial in molestation case
Browne appealed a $169 police court conviction for molesting a wineroom, then was found guilty by a district court jury and fined $100. A new trial has been granted, pending judge McClernan’s ruling. The case ties to mortgage disputes on Hamilton street and lingering estate matters involving Mrs Alexander, Mrs Gardiner, and others.
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Jeorge
Cutbank
Browne
Hutte
Trappeal
Rane
McClernan Ferday
Minciner Agatest
Theron
Hamilton St
Alexander
Gardiner
Mike Te Popovich
Repantie Coat Company
G. W
Charles Tlackburn Hae
Best at Mayers Jewelry in old theater district
A garbled item mentions Best at Mayer's jewelry making and repair, a nurse Miss Leighton who pleaded guilty to stealing from a patient and was fined 99 dollars by Judge Dyer, plus unrelated notes on electric locomotives and experimental devices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rcan
West Park
Supreme Court upholds newspaper publicity law
Washington June 10. The Supreme Court sustained the newspaper publicity law under the postal act, ruling it requires listings of editors and stockholders and flags paid editorial matter as advertising. The decision centers on interpretation of second class mail and the law's penalties, with major publishers contesting the provision.
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Washington
Court of the United States
White
Menta
Supreme Court
Tore
Uae
Peter the Tae
Pat Dart
Seach
Econ City
Congress
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National Biscuit Company
Factory
Ihe
Lutey
Teape
Montana Flour Mills Co
Lewistown
Harlowton
Standand
Eens
Pevrs Wien Rapay
Howe's Travel Festival
Pere
Womey
Marsame
Granite
Lewisown
India
Eiis
Osb Perge
Sinie
Cuny
Morris Havernacn
Fort George
Wright
Spokane
Nw Automobile
Mr. Auerbach
Swanlake
Doz
Attork
Anthony van Moutum
Gillis
MOXEY
Union
Wwowsy
Racoma
Nesh
Pray Spriekes Automobile
Carroll
Iowa
Sune Crea
Northwestern
Lena
Rebecca Dudley
Inguifig
Ru M. Dudley
Dudley
Nashville
Alexander de
Mayer’s
Leetric
Atthouah
Harlem
Montana State Automobile Association
Marta
Falk
Atterbury
Egels
Weer Vastesont
Van
Anys Congress
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Lewis Publishing ‘Company
Journal of Commerce
Commercial Builetin
Atatute
Anjanom
Federal District Court
Bullitt
Senate
Elaes Ma
Gettysburg
Harrisburg
Pennsys- Vanians
Los Angeles
George H. Bixby
Long Beach
Salt Lake City
Utah
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Pretty Teeth
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F. A. Ironside
ED Rose
the Fair Drug & Assay Supply Co
McKinley
Savage
Columbia Gardens
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Missoula
United Taras
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