Life of activity comes to a close for Charles Noyes
Charles Noyes, 79, longtime Butte resident and mining figure, died at his home 110 South Idaho after a paralytic stroke. Born in 1843 in Cushing Quebec he journeyed from Canada to Montana in 1866. He and brother John were early pioneer miners and freighters who later ran cattle and a feed store before returning to Butte. He is survived by his wife three children nephews and a niece with funeral set for Sunday at 2 p.m. at the family residence.
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Charles Noyes
John Noyes
South
Idaho Street
Hutte
Pny
John
Gloher
Butte
Charles III
Cushing
Quebec
Canada
Montana
John ‘Fraser
British Co
Hunbia
Alaska
Varyng Aticcesa
Sakeen
Nevada
Utah
Mr Noyes
Black Hills
Neves
Nto
Aris
Noyes
Wyoming Street
Nox
William C., Goerson
Harriet St. Lawrence
George W
T. W. Noyes
J. St. Hari
Mason Ternity
Policeman Parade Order Issued By Chief Murphy
An order from Chief Murphy yesterday directs eight officers under Lieutenant Yorath to lead the Miners Union parade tonight. The dispatch notes the night shift will march to honor the union event and mentions a planned absentee excuse.
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Miners’ Union
Murphy
Yorath
Inquest Dates Set by Coroner for Four Cases
The coroner's office announced four upcoming inquest dates. Dates and case numbers remain limited in this notice. The public inquiry schedule reflects ongoing investigations and official proceedings.
City Expenditures Shown in Historic 1913 Charts
The Standard prints two year end expenditure charts for Anaconda's general and street and alley funds. The 1912 and 1913 figures reveal a $9,750 extraordinary expense for an auto fire truck and a $3,045 saving in the street and alley fund for 1913 over the prior year. Despite a June 1911 extraordinary expense of about $1,000, after adjustments there remains a net saving in the Whig fund of over $2,000.
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Sparta
Anaconda
General Fund
Death notices outline inquest and hearings schedule
Fragmentary death and inquest notices list Wallace Roper as deceased. Schedules show inquest for M J Grant on Wednesday June 16 and related hearings for other individuals on June 20 and following Monday though details are garbled.
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Wallace Roper
M. J. Grant
Asx Abe
Young
Butte Clerks Vote For National Head Officers
Yesterday the United States election by Butte Clerks International Protective Association chose officers for the national body. In Butte the vote was tight due to absence of local staff and a small turnout. Kiernan led with 94 votes for President. Delegates to the American Federation of Labor were named with William Curistar among the contenders.
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Nela ‘Y Th
International Protective Association
Putte
Ake
M Mutti
T. J. Kiernan
Mie
Caa
Colle
Charles B Piet
Shields
M Kerns
Third View
WW. van Heventh
Robert L. Jones
Hamlet
Walter J. Hitler
American Federation of Later
William Curistar
Coroner probes death of young girl in Fort family
Coroner drew last night to investigate the death of Fort daughter of Mr and Mrs H C Fort of 1M South Arizona street. The girl died after illness not attended by a physician but aided by a Christian Science practitioner. A prior scarlet fever attack and heart weakness are noted possibilities. Surviving relatives include parents brothers and a sister.
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Fort
Mrnd
H.C. Fort
Arizona Street
Arega
Ina
Monda
Peculiar death summons coroner in Vicksburg room death
Coroner Drew was called to a vague death in a room at 41 South Main Street. The body lay half-sitting at the foot of the bed, partly dressed, and was taken to Walsh's undertaking rooms for inquiry. The deceased, a penniless man about 43 years old, had reportedly arrived with Barnum's circus last summer and had worked little since.
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Drew
Matt
Farmer
South Main Street
Walsh
Vicksburg
Miss
Barnum
Circus
Butte Briefs: Birth and Weekend Travel Notes
Born June 12 a daughter to Mr and Mrs D Morse of 39 Qhartz Street. Mr and Mrs A J Greenough and their son Jack depart for Missoula to spend the weekend at their ranch on the Rattlesnake and return Monday.
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D. Morse
Qhartz Street
A. J. Greenough
Jack
Missoula
Noted Arrivals From Various Cities
A list of arrivals with names and cities including Thornton, David N Safron in New York and J C Br in Denver, plus many other individuals and locales such as Helena, Missoula, Great Falls, Billings, Livingston, and Virginia City. The notice reads as a roll of new arrivals and associated hometowns or destinations.
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Thornton
David_N. Safron
New York
J.C. Br
Whitford
Denver
A Hibbard
Helena
M W. Iteck
Malmiss
KE. Hiland Pitcher
Bellingham
Cascade
GH. Hinds
Miles City
Henry C. Graves
Colorado Springs
Adam Stumper
Great Falls
Pardner
Three Forks
TF. Calder
Missoula
Butte
F. E. Elves
Atbusty
C.F. Farmer
W Logan
Billings
Nat 'Nyta
Carl F. Roloff
Bilings
D. J Foley
Stevenaville
Park. McClure
Philipsburg
Pltl Stetson
M. Beale
DW Walsh
Virginia City
Walter Schobe
Twinridges
Frank Wiss
Livingston
Moh
Hirshfield
E. W. Day
Melrose
Sappinson
Sappington
Mont
W Hands
George
Odd furs in city warehouse offer natural history study
A New York Sun account visits a lower city fur warehouse once famous in hunting circles. It surveys prime wild furs from the Rocky Mountains, Alaska, Oregon, and the Northwest, noting mink, skunk, fox, beaver, and even rare rats from Lake Champlain, all graded for trade and dyeing, with remarks on fashion trends and regional sources.
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New York Sun
Vermont
Hemisple
Adirondacks
New York State
Alaska
Oregon
Washington
Northwest
Lake Champlain
Whitehall
Upstate
Nutria Fur Sale Cleared at Two Dollars Claim
A fragmentary report notes a man named Repnbi inquires about nutria fur, mentioning a road and a clean sale of the fur for two dollars from confinement. The unreadable portion limits full clarity on names and places.
Franking Rights Debate Cites Senate Officials And Signatures
The discussion centers on franking rights and alleged signature forgery involving a clerk of the senate. Senators Palmer Cumming Poindexter and others call the matter serious, pledging a full inquiry into potential errors and misdeeds, amid heated testimony and accusations.
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Cumming
Senate
Faily
Erin
Crear Radom
Poindexter
Three of Them Odd Socialists Clash in City Debates
Mayor Duncan and Sullivan led a three person committee to revise the constitution but were discharged last May without reporting. Radicals target A W Herrick and J Frank Mable amid local factional strife as conservatives seek to oust yellows. Empress theater matinee touted as major entertainment with Bend encore acts drawing crowds. Mrs Ink returns home after illness as funeral notice for a daughter appears forthcoming.
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Duncan
Sullivan
A.W. Herrick
J. Frank Mable
Phil Christian
Hoth
Rede
Empress
Woman Suffrage Seen As Aid To Reducing Crime
Chief Chet Sebastian of Los Angeles told the International Association of Police Chiefs at its closing session that woman suffrage contributes to crime reduction. He cited Los Angeles women’s enfranchisement as a factor in encouraging public discussion of sex and denounced false modesty as hindering reforms. The talk previewed future meeting plans and noted re election of a sergeant in Michigan.
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Sebastian
Los Angeles
International Associon of
Pollen
Chet Sebastian
Ruling Reverses Previous Action On Reclamation Homesteads
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Washington reports Secretary Lane reversing a prior ruling on homestead entries at reclamation projects. The decision affects assignees who have final proof and does not require them to establish full qualification as original entrymen, permitting division of irrigated land among qualified families. The ruling overturns a departmental regulation issued last February.
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The
Standard
Washington
Lane
Telegrams Urge Carrying Out Planned Irrigation Works
Telegrams flood Secretary Lane urging construction of Sun River and Milk River projects. Settlers promise to cover costs. Over 200 telegrams received yesterday and today. Brongon appointed postmaster at Fox Lake, Dawson County. M A Cummings removed. Pa 192 produced 44 1 tons of Bessemer steel.
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Secrsta
Sun River
Milk River
Lane
Brongon
Fox Lake
Dawson County
M.A. Cummings
Wireless links New York and Berlin across the Atlantic
A Sayville wireless station, linked to a towering mast near Nava, bridges New York and Berlin with ultra fast signals. Operators describe the 3600 mile path as seconds long, with the Sayville complex housing kilns dynamos and multiple buildings. The system monitors thousands of stations, relays news and stock data, and handles both commercial and amateur traffic around the clock.
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New York
Berlin
Sayville
L. F
Nava
Naucn
T Sayville
New York Sun
America
Niven
Mayville
Arctic Circle
Telefunken
Tomstien
Atlantic
Panama
Sayrome
North Atlantic
Navy Yard
Brooklyn
Couple Wed in Atlantic City Honeymoon Begins
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Krebs Jr of Washington wed one week after the bride Lolus Oliphant, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Oliphant of Vincennes Ind. The bride had graduated from National Park Seminary in Washington and the couple are spending their honeymoon at Atlantic City New Jersey.
Woman testifies as police accuse husband in bungalow abuse case
Mrs Jean Irvin testified to Deputy County Attorney Jackson about repeated beatings by her husband W. Fogin at their bungalow. The pair live in the same residence while the family dispute unfolds.
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Jean Irvin
Sears
Ney Jackson
W. Fogin
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