Butte News Not a Holiday for All Concert at Gardens
Butte residents labored through a busy day as miners unionists and streetcar workers kept service running. A Britt O Keefe fight drew crowds to the gardens and ball park with mass transit packed to capacity. Garden concerts and a jammed dance pavilion highlighted a bustling, crowded day.
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Britt O' Keefe
Coursing
West Side
Ball Park
Park and Main
Boston & Montena
Gardens
Organ Recital at St John’s Church Tonight
Vernon Edward Matlack will give his 19th organ recital at St John’s church assisted by pupil Mrs Samuel Coup after the regular service. The program includes Festival Prelude Grand Chorus Reinecke AL RIVENING Dreams Guilmant First time west of Chicago and more. Next Tuesday a public concert at Grand Opera House features Mrs MacPherson Mr Ballard and Mr Olson among others. May 16 NP excursion rates announced for Northern Pacific with multiple destinations and prices.
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Vernon Edward Matlack
St. John’s Church
Samuel Coup
Janinen
Bozel
Manfred
Reinecke
Guilmant
MacPhersor
R. H. Ballard
Otto A. Olson
Godard
MacPherson
Ballard
Mr. Olson
Fair Daffodils
Peel St. John’s
Reiding
Violet
St. John's Choir
Mrs. MacPherson
Kol Niedre
Bruch
Lemmons
Duststorms Rise in Butte and City Eyeing Dry Lands
The Pioneer Press reports frequent dust storms in Butte driven by enlarged dry areas. It notes social unease over a sensational Butte story, possible racing plans for summer, and wind driven dust sweeping from desert flats across the city with sparse green patches and barren creeks guiding the dust into town.
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Butte
Firemen Handle Two Small Blazes in Butte
Butte firemen answered two calls yesterday. A spark from a chimney set the roof at 316 Warren Avenue ablaze, causing minor damage with new shingles needed. At 1:30 AM, a rear Bee Hive store fire on West Park Street caused $190 damage and destroyed most goods in the picture frame department. rapid extinguisher use prevented spread to the main store.
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Butte
C. O'Connell
Warren Avenue
S. M. Wilson
West Park Street
Wilson
Mary Mannering in Fitchs New Play The Stubbornness of Geraldine
Butte playgoers will eagerly watch Mary Mannering in Clyde Fitchs new comedy The Stubbornness of Geraldine at Broadway on Saturday June 27 with matinee and night performances. The play, praised in New York and San Francisco, showcases her charm and emotional range as an American girl educated abroad returning to her homeland.
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Butte
Mary Mannering
Clyde Fitch
Geraldine
Miss Mannering
New York
Garrick Theater
San Francisco
Society Notes On Visits Engagements And Travel In Butte
Louise J R Wharton hosts a Columbia Gardens gathering with a special car arranged. Numerous locals and visitors are noted leaving for Dillon Salt Lake Missoula Butte Helena Kalispell and other locales for the summer. engagements, guests, and travels include Renate Kroner and A Wehl, Miss Dinsmore at Missoula, Kuphal’s music class move to Helena, and many residential moves and visits across Montana.
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J. R. Wharton
Woman's Club
Columbia Gardens
Park and Main
Spencer Wortman
Dillon
Mr. Wortman
Henry Jonas
Renate Kroner
A. Wehl
Michigan
Butte
William Scallon
Roxy Howell
Missoula
Charlotte Russel
J. A. Baker
C. M. Prentice
CC. P. Drennen
W. Hi. Hoskin
A. Buchanan
North Alabama
Elred
Deer Lodge
Frank C. Lavigne
Red Bluff
Y. Warren
Warm Springs
H. J. Behreiner
Carl Schreiner
Anna Houscheldt
McLaughlin
Brunot Hall
Spokane
Sacred Concert at Shortridge Memorial Church Tonight
A sacred concert is planned at Shortridge Memorial church this evening featuring organ voluntaries, soloists, quartets, and choral anthems. Miss Martin and Miss Dillon perform, Mrs. McCune and Mr. Martin sing, and G. V. Stevens leads the choir with Miss Annie Martin at the organ.
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Shortridge Memorial Church
Miss Martin
Lorenz
Ashford
Miss Dillion
W. E. Bennett
Mrs. McCune
Lauduchi
Mr. Martin
If. Jones
Annie Martin
G. V. Stevens
Children Day Exercises at Mountain View Church
Children day exercises will be held in Mountain View church today at 12 50. This morning at 11 Rev A H Henry pastor will deliver a sermon to children and parents. A devotional meeting of the Epworth league will be held at 7 pm and at 8 o clock the pastor will preach to the young people on Our Inheritance or Is the World Growing Better.
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Mountain View Church
Picnic at Mountain View Park Sunday June 14
Account A announces an H O picnic at Mountain View Park on Sunday June 14. B A P railway offers return adult fare 80 cents and child fare 40 cents for ages 5 to 12 from Butte to Mountain View Park. tickets must be stamped for return at Mountain View Park.
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Mountain View Park
A. & P. Railway
Butte
Euntain View Park
City Superintendent’s illness improves amid pneumonia
The condition of Superintendent Young of the city schools, who was taken ill with pneumonia a few days ago, showed marked improvement yesterday. He remains under care but his doctors report steady progress and hope for a full recovery.
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Young
Weekend Fabric and Accessory Sale Highlights
Readable fragment lists fabric wares and hosiery with sale prices for Monday. Includes fancy dimities, white piques, nainsook, lawn, batiste, lace lisle hose, black cotton hose, gloves, kid gloves, all-over trimmings, drapery nets, braids, and notions. Mentions Maggiomeni gloves comparably priced, and various trims priced low.
Family and physicians buoyed by last night’s progress
Report notes strong encouragement from family members and physicians as developments continued last night, with care teams optimistic about the patient’s trajectory and recovery prospects.
Race question bobs up in the islands
Honolulu June 13 The lower house struck from the appropriation bill the clause for a commissioner of immigration. Representatives Beckley Kanilo and others opposed the measure saying it aims to bring Americans here to outvote natives. Debate was heated and vote followed race lines.
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Honolulu
Associated Press
Beckley
Kanilo
State fair grounds purchase funds paid to Hard
Special Dispatch reports that the money for the grounds purchase was paid today to Charles D. Hard through the National Bank of Montana. Hard delivered the deeds to Thomas A. Marlow, bank president, who will hand them to state officials when funds are ready.
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The
Standard
Helena
Charles D. Hard
National Bank of Montana
Hard
Thomas A. Marlow
Montana State Board of Dental Examiners Meeting
Helena on June 13 reports the annual gathering of the Montana state board of dental examiners. The meeting begins next Tuesday and runs for three days to examine all applicants seeking to practice dentistry in the state.
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Standard
Helena
Montana State Board of Dental Examiners
Helena Daily Note on Prize Announcement Event
Helena on June 13 reports an announcement promising several prizes for the best entries. The item notes competition details and calls for participant involvement with expected prizes and judging criteria.
Socialism Essay Prizes Drawn by Helena High Students
George B. Sproule as committee chair for local socialists received six essays on socialism from Helena High School and eighth grade students. Miss Margaret E. Leedy won a prize of 10.
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George B. Sproule
Helena
Margaret E. Leedy
Noted Socialist Divorced From Wife in Missouri
In Trenton Missouri on June 13 Mrs Vrooman wife of Walter Vrooman the socialist promoter of cooperative colonies and Ruskin College England was granted a divorce. She later collapsed in court needing restoratives before removal. Evidence said Vrooman would marry a named woman. His lawyers withdrew from the case. Mrs Vrooman formerly Miss Graffin from a prominent Baltimore family.
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Trenton
Vrooman
Walter Vrooman
Ruskin College
England
Assault Guilty Near Denver Saloon on Clare Street
The incident occurred near the Den ver saloon on Clare street. Jackson allegedly brandished a ragor and threatened Cornelius. He was found guilty of assault today by Justice Frank Reece and will be sentenced later.
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Denver
Clare Street
Jackson
Cornelius
Frank Reece
Blackmail Sues for Retrial in Lady Cook Case
London June 13 The appeal court granted Lady Cook formerly Miss Tennessee Claflin New York retrial of Wallace action who won £2 7d for libel Wallace alleged she extorted 220 from her late husband threatening exposure of a liaison and that Sir Francis Cook died from a blow by her master of the rolls condemned the suit as blackmail and said the verdict should not stand
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London
Lady Cook
Tennessee Claflin
New York
J. H. Wallace
Lbel
Wallace
Sir Francis Cook
Master of the Rolls
Immigration Chief Hints More Inspectors At Coast
Tacoma June 12 Frank P Sargent chief immigration commissioner on the coast investigation says he will recommend placing a few more immigration inspectors on the boundary when he returns to Washington. He is satisfied many Chinese are crossing.
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Tacoma
Wash
Frank P. Sargent
Washington
Heavy threatens harm sparks police involvement in Helena
In Helena on June 13 Will Jackson known as Heavy reportedly threatened to cut John Cornelius’ head off last evening. Cornelius notified police and Heavy was placed under arrest or in custody for safety and further action.
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Standard
Helena
Will Jackson
John Cornelius
Venezuelan General Claims Revolution Crushed in Curacao
General Matos published a manifesto in Curacao stating the Venezuelan revolution is crushed and terminated and that he will seek President Castro to guarantee safety for himself and all followers, as the effort collapses.
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Caracas
General Matos
Curacaa
Castro
Return of residents sparks hope for Venezuela peace
News here notes that people may be able to return to their homes and work for the peace and prosperity of Venezuela, with the announcement drawing much local interest.
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Venezuela
Ethel Bralow Dies in Billings After Illness
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Ethel Bralow a Garden theater performer in Billings died of pneumonia at the Daley rooming house after three days illness. The body goes to Settler's undertaking rooms. Relatives in New York were wired and no reply yet. Bralow had been in town about two weeks. Her husband is said to live in Chicago and her parents in New York. She left funds in a local bank to cover sickness and funeral expenses.
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the Standard
Billings
Ethel Barlow
Garden Theater
Daley
North Twenty-ninth Street
New York
O'Malley Returns as North Western Ticket Collector
J E O Malley returns to Livingston after a month away to take over as ticket collector on the Northern Pacific out of St Paul. W H McKinney, the current ticket exchanger, will leave Saturday for Winnipeg where he will wed. After the wedding they will return to Livingston and McKinney expects to be absent about two weeks.
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The
Standard
Livingston
J. E. O'Malley
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
W. H. McKinney
Winnipeg
McKinney
Bellamy Storer and Greely Sail on New York Arrival
New York report notes United States ambassador to Austria Bellamy Storer and General A. W. Greely as passengers aboard the New York, which arrived today from Southampton.
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New York
Bellamy Storer
United States
Austria
A. W. Greely
Southampton
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