Kirby's Pets Edge Chicago Ladies 5 to 4 in Butte
In Columbia Gardens, Kirby's Pets lost 5 to 4 to Chicago ladies despite strong baserunning by Blanche Orrie and Helen Branston. Miss Orrie, in center, made a remarkable running catch and later stole multiple bases, while Orrie pitched the first four innings of the second game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Columbia Gardens
Chicago Lady Professionals
Kirby's
Frank Myers
Lester Bernard
Myers
Anaconda
Bernard
Gunn
Austin
Martin
Blanche Orrie
Helen Branston
Miss Orrie
Miss Branston
Hogan
Blanche
Blanch Orrie
Branston
Meyers
Regan
Wilcox
Birdie Carleton
Fay Howard
Osborne
Paddy Sullivan Confesses in Butte Robbery Case
Paddy Sullivan confessed after arrest in Butte last Saturday night. He admitted the $20.65 found on him was part of the $86 apartment robbery stolen money and named Buzz Cross as distributing his share. Detectives recovered almost the entire amount. the pocketbook was found atop Renshaw hall. Sullivan and Cross remain in custody awaiting prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paddy Sullivan
Butte
Buzz” Cross
May Curtis
Cross
Williams
Larkin
Renshaw Hall
Sullivan
Balloon flight ends in East Alsted New Hampshire
With William Van Fleet of this city as pilot and W. Bramhall and Edgar L. Robbins of Boston as passengers the ascent ended at 10 30 p m in East Alsted New Hampshire. The balloonists reached a height of 10 500 feet.
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William van Fleet
W. ©. Bramhall
Edgar L. Robbins
Boston
East Alsted
N. H
Cash Missing From Bank Shipments Linked to Postal Carelessness
In Los Angeles on June 13 authorities say $30,000 in bank bills mailed May 7 from the First National Bank of Los Angeles to the Bank of Bisbee Arizona disappeared due to careless handling of registered packages. Half the money has been recovered. A railroad mail clerk found two of the four packages had been placed in the wrong sack at the Los Angeles post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
First National Bank
Bank of Bisbee
Bisbee
Ariz
Bisbee Bank
Sik-Shooter Draw But No Shooting
Patrolman Peter Harvey faced William Brocky Thomas after a street clash near Park and Wyoming streets at 3:45 a m. Thomas allegedly taunted the officer and resisted arrest prompting a drawn firearm but no shot was fired. Thomas was later jailed on an assault charge and released on $50 bail.
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Peter Harvey
William
Brocky) Thomas
Wyoming
Galena
Thonas
Park
Harvey
Thomas
Seven New Police for Butte Force
Seven appointees of the Nevin administration will appear in uniform on the Butte police force today. They all passed examinations and include officers assigned to morning, afternoon, and swing shifts across Park and Main, West Side, East Broadway, South Main, South Arizona, and the east side. Two plainclothes men reportedly will report for duty this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevin
Butte
John Wesson
Park and Main Streets
Mike Shea
West Side
Dan Collins
East Broadway
Mike Shaughnessy
South Main Street
William Harris
South Arizona Street
PD McCarthy
Baseball Dance at Gardens This Wednesday
The Butte Business College baseball team hosts a grand ball at Columbia gardens Wednesday evening to raise funds for new uniforms. The event aims to attract a large attendance and features promotions including two big window displays of men shirts at sale prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Business College
Columbia Gardens
Praise From The Pope For American College
In Rome the pope received Monsignor Falconio and visiting American bishops marking the American college golden jubilee. Dr Wall of New York, president of the American association of the college, spoke as the pope praised the college. He noted that among 70 million Americans a quarter are Catholic, crediting early missionaries and over 600 Americans supported by the college.
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Rome
Monsignor Falconio
Washington
American College
Monsignor Kennedy
Wall of
New York
American Association of the College
Universal iron sold by Western Electric Co. Butte
The Universal iron from Western Electric Co at 102 East Park Street is guaranteed to use less electricity than any other iron sold in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leys
Western Electric Co
Fast Park Street
Butte
Ten Million Dollars Paid Out In Benefits At B nai Brith Meet
New York June 13 Representative Julius Nahrn of California spoke at the Benevolent Order of B nai Brith convention noting the fiftieth birthday. Taft and Sherman sent regret letters. Incorporated in New York in 1859 the order has 65 000 members in 341 lodges. Since formation ten million dollars in benefits and seven million to the sick and needy have been paid. Men 2 50 shirts for 9 c sale starts at 9 tomorrow at Bouchers.
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New York
Julius Nahrn
California
Benevolent Order of
B’nrith Abraham
Taft
Sherman
Miss Ethel Dillon Called By Death In Butte
Miss Ethel Dillon a renowned Butte musician and violinist died at her parents home after a relapse following a hospital stay. Born blind after scarlet fever in childhood she trained at Boulder and led the Dillon Orchestra for years. She leaves parents two brothers and four sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Dillon
Butte
Joseph Dillon
Montana Street
Miss Dillon
St. Patrick's Church
Pennsylvania
Dillon
State School For the Blind
Boulder
Eugene
Charles
Frances
Dennis Farrell
Elive
Zita
Ed O'Donnell
George Donohue
John
Dan
William McAuliffe
Liberals Alarmed by Government Action in Morocco
Madrid reports liberals fear a $660000 credit approved by the council of state signals a planned Moroccan military venture. They accuse the government of proroguing the cortes to avoid interpellations while the regime says the measures in the Riff country protect Spanish interests amid Moorish tribal chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Council of State
Morocco
Riff
Bryan Promises Wedding Address at Endeavor Convention
St Paul June 13 The committee of the Christian Endeavor convention opens July 7 announced that William J Bryan who travels with the Nebraska delegation will address any couple on the train who accepts Rev H Salsbury of Omaha offer to marry them free of charge on the train The offer centers on Bryan speaking at the ceremony and the couple wed aboard the special train
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Christian Endeavor Convention
William J. Bryan
Nebraska
Hamilton Wrestler Wins Bout Over Al Murphy
W. A. McElroy, a Hamilton athlete, defeated Al Murphy who holds the 150 pound American title. Murphy attempted two sinus submissions in forty minutes, McElroy took 28 minutes to win the first fall and remained competitive as the final period ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
W. A. McElroy
al Murphy
America
Murphy
McElroy
Japanese countryman threat arrest in Butte
Yeamoamoto was arrested by Detective Larkin in Butte yesterday on a charge of threatening deadly assault upon a Jap countryman named B. Katsura.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeamoamoto
Larkin
Butte
Katsura
Balloon Massachusetts Ascends From Pittsfield At 12 17 A M
The balloon Massachusetts began its ascent from Pittsfield at twelve seventeen a m on the morning of June thirteen local time. Spectators watched as the craft rose smoothly, marking a notable early start to what is described as a bold aerial voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Mass
Massachusetts
Miami University President Denounces Japanese At Centennial
Hamilton Ohio June 18 The Miami University president Guy Potter Benton denounced the Japanese calling them the most immoral people on earth. The address at the centennial celebration drew strong support from Dr Renton for the anti Japanese movement in the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Ohio
Pacific States
Guy Potter Benton
Miami University
Renton
Orton Bros piano and organ value in town
For best value in a piano or an organ visit Orton Bros on 519 North Main Street. The ad highlights affordable options and local dealership trust for2020s era readers.
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Anitary
Orton Bros
North Main Stemrt
Neil and Attell Schedule Bantam Bout at Mission Street
San Francisco June 13 Jimmy Cof froth s bantamweight fighters Neil and Attell work at their training camps ahead of a Saturday bout at the Mission Street arena. Both near 120 pounds, they expect to make 116 with ease. Frankie Neil shows strong form from eastern fights and boxed seven rounds today plus roadwork. Attell also logged roadwork and four rounds with Frankie Smith and Kid Kantz. Monte weighs 120 pounds and should fit 116 before the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Jimmy Coffroth
Mission Street
Neil
Attell
Frankie Neil
Frankie
Frankie Smith
Kid Kantz
Monte
Lightning Strikes Church During Mass Killing One Man
Green Bay Wisconsin June 13 Lightning struck the Holy Cross Catholic church at Bay Settlement during mass killing one man and injuring 16 others two of whom may not survive The crash caused a panic Father Mickers tried to quiet the excited congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bay
Wis
Holy Cross Catholic
Bay Settlement
Here
Mickers
French Ambassador Jusserand Visits Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition
French Ambassador Jusserand and Mme Jusserand arrived from Portland to Seattle for the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition. He is the guest of the exposition officers and a reception in the Washington building will be a highlight of the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Jusserand
Mme. Jusserand
Portland
Washington Building
Boy Seized by Cramps Crowned in Willamette
Charles I. Vaughn age 18 was seized by cramps while swimming in the Willamette River aboard the dredge Beaver for the Northern Pacific Railway. He disappeared from view in full sight of two companions after sinking during the race. Vaughn had recently moved to Portland from Denver where his wealthy parents live.
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Portland
Ore
Willamette River
Charles I. Vaughn
Vaughn
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Denver
New Knights of Columbus Council Organized in Livingston
A new council of the Knights of Columbus was organized in Livingston on June 18 with the usual formalities. The dispatch notes the setup of officers and the start of activities for the local fraternal group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Livingston
Council of the Knights of Columbus
Bozeman Council Ceremony Draws Statewide Attendees
About 30 members of the Bozeman council attended with many members from other parts of the state. The event reflected regional participation in a notable municipal gathering.
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Bozeman Council
Farmer Hatfield slain in ambush near Cowgill
Kingston Missouri June 13 Clyde Hatfield 24 a farmer living six miles south of Cowgill was shot from ambush at his home while in the garden with his wife. He died instantly and the assassin escaped. The killer eluded capture as authorities probe the killing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Clyde Hatfield
Cowgill
Hatfield
Tribesmen Ravage Ardabil. 5000 Die in Persia
A dispatch reports Shakhsevan tribesmen ravaging Ardabil district in Azgorbiajan Persia. About 5,000 people killed and leading inhabitants appeal to the Russian consul for protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Novoe Vremya
Astara
Ardabil
Azgorbiajan
Persia
Lasker Plays 23-Player Simul in New York
World chess champion Dr. Emanuel Lasker of New York conducted a 23 board simultaneous exhibition against Rice Chess Club members. Only two opponents managed to win a game, as Lasker retained secure draws or wins against the rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Emanuel Lasker
Rice Chess Club
Time That Costs in Industry Photographs
A professional photographer explains that ceasing operations for funeral services cost Standard Oil $48,000, illustrating time value. He notes executives resist high prices when shown time and profit tradeoffs, citing Armour stockyards photos where one hour earned $200 but indicated $4,000 in time loss, totaling $4,200 for ten photos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company
H. H. Rogers
Armour
Czar Purchases Vast Finnish Estate for Health and Recreation
A St. Petersburg dispatch reports the czar has bought a large domain at Kolka on the Gulf of Finland. The purchase follows medical advice that residence in Finland would aid the empress’s health, while offering opportunities for the czar’s yachting and fishing pursuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Globe
St. Petersburg
Kolka
Gulf of Finland
Finland
Keating Gold Mining Company Declares Independence
Jesse B. Roote president states the Keating Gold Mining Company has not consolidated or reorganized, retains ownership of the Keating mine and all properties, and has no connection with any similarly named firm. June 12, 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keating Gold Mining Company
Keating Gold Mine
Keating Gold Mining Compan
Jesse B. Roote
Mreating Gold Mining Company
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Eeree Diamond
Mose Linz—Lends
N. Main Street
Trever & McNamara
West Park Street
Butte, Mont
East Park Street
Home Baking CO
Davis-Daly Estates Copper Co
J. A. Coram
Gray
Viago, Sachs & Co
E. Broadway
Kirby
tos-Domont
A. R
Ale Blanch Orrle
Saxisdzen
Jack Regan Steer
F Meyers
Louise Ormsby
L Bernard
Ethel Earle Leics
Rumsey
O'Brien
Mase
Shaffer Ats
O'Malley
Whuisge
Chicago
Hugo” Cross
Hutte West Side
Alcazar Theater
West Park
Boucher's
the Pope
Boucher’s
Hlild
Stacleg
Hamburg
Paxson & Rockefeller
Bryan
Lewis Bros
W. Park St
Henderson
Gem
Old Faithful
Whitman and Barnes
No. 441
Soe
The
Henderson Bros. Co
Willamette
Lasnker
Czar
API
Tian
Warner
Warner's
Safe Cure Co
Rochester
N. Y
DR. Rinckel
Clark’s Bank
Furnessia
Caledonia
Columbia
Glasgow
Londonderry
Henderson Bros
Sherman Street
P. Vadnais
Charles Langlois
Vadnais
Anaconda Livery Stables
East Park Stret
Ind
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