Rent pianos and services in Butte and area
Butte notes list piano rentals from Orton Bros and Montane Music Co, tuners Fred Orton J G Bates. new iron school gates. travels of Dr Warren and Mrs Kelley. local births deaths and visits. summer school at Butte Business College. summer outings to Gregson Springs. brief notices on trains to Minneapolis and lodging. several local incidents and ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros. Grotto Cafe
Fred Orton
N. Main
J. G. Bates
Montana Music Co
Montane Music Co
John R. Toole
Anaconda
Dr. Warren
Warm Springs
Miss Kingsley
Butte
Andrew Carroll
B. O'Bannon
Deer Lodge
Harvard
Havana
Hanson
F. B. Smith
John R. Keers
R. P. Kelley
Minneapolis
Joe Duff
Butte Business College
Gregeon Springs
Montana
Buffalo
Fred J. Rowlands & Co
East Broadway
Montana Liquor Company
P. O
Herman Knauss
Butte Brewing Company
Utah
Arthur Durand
Helena
J. P. Dunseth
Great Northern Railway
St. Paul
Hall Safe Company
James Daly
Carnegie Steel
Pittsburg
F. B. Pettit
Harold
Northern Pacific
Michigan
Glenn B. Harrington
Cornell University
Hewi
Bussen Brothers
Nelson
West Granite
Montanas
Spokane
Rossland
Seattle
Tacoma
Vancouver
Victoria
Portland
Northern Pacific Railway
Charles Vail
New Jersey
Father Callahan
Altar Boys
Sacred Heart
Altar
Father de Sire
St. Patrick's Parish
Mr. Jones
Gregson Springs
Northwest Gold and Sapphire Mining Company
B. Kuphal
Emil E Yzschan
Albert Zeiger
Nick Knoch
John Rahn
J. G. Link
Clem Bartzen
William Reckseik
Paul Kahouyt
Sanitation Improvements Noted In Butte City
Butte health board inspectors report cleaner alleys and yards after review of the eastern city. Health Officer Leggat orders Alderman Duggan to clean a flood-damaged barn and pay damages from a stopped sewer. A new 200 by 15 by 15 foot trench at the city dump will bury night soil as cows and Indians appear well fed.
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Butte
Board of Health
Leggat
Duggan
Copper
Wyoming Streets
Two Men Arrested for Counterfeiting Coupons in Voting Contest
D. K. Walton and Arthur Brouse were arrested for fraudulently printing and discarding counterfeit coupons issued by a local newspaper in a voting contest. A West Broadway printing plant yielded plates used for the fakes. Mrs. Ellen Lee died at 64, funeral to be announced. James McNamara, 62, died, remains at Sherman’s parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. K. Walton
Arthur Brouse
West Broadway
Heilbronner
Ellen Lee
Michael Walsh
James McNamara
Sherman
Butte Briefs on Counterfeiting Case Witnesses and Suspect
Deputy U S Marshal ex Chief of Police Lovell Detective Murphy and Jack Lindsay went to Helena to testify before the grand jury in a counterfeiting case. County Attorney Breen received a Colorado certified record placing F S King in prison for robbery, with King suspected to be Adams who was seen robbing a saloon. Adams denies being King but fears trouble from the identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Lovell
Murphy
Jack Lindsay
Helena
Breen
Colorado
King
Adams
Arizona Street
McDonald
Italy Expounds Policy in Chamber Speech
In Rome today Signor Prinetti outlined Italy's foreign policy emphasizing cordial ties with Latin American states and a strong future for those relations. He noted no tariff changes for now to aid renewal of treaties with Germany and Austria and announced plans to open talks with the United States and Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Chamber of Deputies
Signor Prinetti
Italy
China
Germany
Austria
United States
Russia
Great Britain
Mediterranean
Balaklava Copper Claims Owner Denies Sale Report
Weil, a principal Balaklava group owner in the Flat Creek district, arrived in St Redding and denied reports that the 60 copper claims were sold for 500000 to Denver interests led by ex Governor Grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weil
St. Redding
Cal
Balaklava
Flat Creek
Denver
Grant
Lodge Named to Republican National Committee Seat
Senator Hanna appoints B. Lodge of Grand Rapids Michigan to fill the vacancy on the Republican National Committee caused by the death of William Elliott of Michigan. The announcement came in Cleveland Ohio on June 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Lodge
Cleveland
Ohio
Hanna
B. Lodge
Grand Rapids
Mich
Republican National Committee
National Committee
William Elliott
Michigan
Monument Dedicated to Governor Perez in Santa Fe
Sunshine chapter DAR dedicated a monument here to Governor Albino Perez who was assassinated in 1837. A civic and military parade preceded the dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perez
Santa Fe
N. M
Sunshine Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
Albino Perez
Sterns Liabilities in Bamberg After Suicide
The liabilities of Louis Stern former United States commercial agent at Bamberg Bavaria rise to about $5 000 following his death by his own hand on June 10.
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Berlin
Louis Stern
United States
Bamberg
Bavaria
Shotting
Town Fire Destroys 22 Stores in Monroe Tex
Fire swept through Monroe Texas destroying 22 business houses and all the stores in town early today. Loss pegged at about 100000 dollars.
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Monroe
Tex
Southern Industrial convention adjourns in Philadelphia
The concluding session on June 14 in Philadelphia marked a turning point as speakers debated the press of the South and its relation to industry. Delegates noted the vigor of discussions and the potential impact on regional commerce and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Southern Industrial Convention
Resolution backs Congress for river and waterway works
The Industrial Development of the South discussion led by Colonel W. A. Hemphill and representatives from Southern papers adopted a resolution urging a congress of eminent business, naval and civil engineers to oversee rivers and connecting waterways. The convention adjourned sine die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Hemphill
Atlanta Constitution
Henderson Visits French Leaders In Paris
Speaker Henderson met with President Loubet and M. Deschanel in Paris. He praised Loubet as cordial and democratic and noted Deschanel invited him to attend chamber sessions. Henderson planned to tour Europe to study parliamentary institutions and visit Aberdeenshire before London and Scotland travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
D. R. Henderson
United States
House of Representatives
Gillette
Loubet
Henderson
Associated Press
McKinley
M. Loubet
M. Deschanel
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber
Tere
Messrs
Gillette and Field
London
Scotland
Aberdeenshire
McKinley Bulletin Discontinued With Stable Progress
Washington June 144 Mrs McKinley’s physicians decided to discontinue daily bulletins as her condition continues to improve slowly. Doctors will resume bulletins if her condition worsens. Dr Rixey Sternberg and Dr Wilmes report her again making steady progress and resting well.
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Washington
Wilmes
McKinley
Rixey
Mexico Opens Pan American Building in Buffalo
The pan American grounds in Buffalo were officially opened and dedicated with speeches by Manuel Aspiol, the Mexican minister, Secretary of State Hay, and other officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Mexico
Manuel Aspioz
Hay
Abrams Freed on $5,000 Bond in Army Supplies Case
San Francisco June 14 Lipman Abrams was arrested for buying and selling United States army supplies and released today on a $5 000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abrams
San Francisco
Lipman Abrams
United States Army
Chamberlain Remedies Adventures in 19th Century Health Tonic
An old advertisement promotes Chamberlain stomach and liver tablets and Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. It urges prompt use, claims quick liver relief, outlines benefits for adults and children, and notes druggist availability and pricing.
Man Kills Would-Be Target Then Ends His Life
Autopsy confirms George Bier shot himself with a 22-caliber revolver after attempting to kill Jake Blume along Silver Bow road two miles west of town. He bled internally from chest wound. inquest set for 7:30 pm at National undertaking rooms to probe possible motives.
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George Bier
Jake Blume
Silver Bow Road
Sheeran
Bier
National Undertaking Rooms
Dancing Pavilion Privilege Bids Sought at Mountain View Park
Proposals for conducting a dancing pavilion at the Board Saucer Bicycle Track are invited until June 15. A special B A P train from Butte to Mountain View Park departs 6 40 p m and returns 10 30 p m with round trip fare 1 00. Also ads for piano organ sales and east side lot sale by Reynolds McDowell.
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Board Saucer
John RB
King
Manager Athletic Association
McDermott Hotel
Butte
B. A. & P. Railway
Mountain View Park
Cailles Signals Surrender of Insurgents in Laguna Province
Manila reports Cailles the insurgent leader in Laguna has grown humble and will surrender 100 guns to General Sumner at Santa Cruz, with the rest to follow in three days. Colonel Bolonas and five officers with 41 rifles surrender at Lipa. The Lipa battle left Lieutenant Springer dead and Captain Wilhelm and Lieutenant Lee mortally wounded. Panay island faces severe rinderpest, with locals hauling carts to Iloilo.
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Manila
Cailles
Laguna Province
Sumner
Santa Cruz
Bolonas
Lipa
Batangas
Springer
Wilhelm
Lee
Panay
Iloilo
Lipton Seeks Ocean Race After New York venture
Sir Thomas Lipton stated he has not arranged a Shamrock II race with the Independ ence but would consider it after his New York Yacht Club engagement. He favors an Atlantic race against the Constitution after the challenge, a test of seamanship and hull stability in mid ocean conditions.
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London
Thomas Lipton
New York Yacht Club
Pingree in London Suffering Severe Dysentery
Hazen S Pingree former Michigan governor is critically ill in London from a severe dysentery with intestinal inflammation and signs of peritonitis. Doctors report he grew somewhat stronger tonight but remains exhausted from a long illness. He fell ill in Scotland then traveled to Holland and London where his condition is closely watched.
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London
Hazen St. Pingree
Michigan
Sweet Dixie Wins Wadham Plate at Sandowne Park
Warren's Sweet Dixie trained by JL Reiff captured the Wadham plate at the Sandowne park first summer meeting in London on June 14. The Bishop won the Sandringham foul stakes with Volpone placed second and Hastoe third among seven starters.
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London
Warren
Sweet Dixie
JL. Reiff
Sandowne Park
Bishop
Volpone
Jenkins
Hastoe
Cuban convention names panel to draft electoral law
Havana on June 14 reports Senators Brava Silva Aleman Betancourt and Zayas appointed by the constitutional convention to form a committee to draft the electoral law. It is probable the Australian system will be adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Senors Brava
Silva
Aleman
Betancourt
Zayas
Constitutional Convention
Mrs Botha Visits Kruger in The Hague
In The Hague on June 14 Mrs. Botha visited Mr. pther with expectations of courtesy during a cordial afternoon. The event marks a notable engagement between prominent figures in the diplomatic circle.
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Botha
Kruger
the Hague
Pther
Also Mentioned on This Page
Butte News
The
Standard
Telephone
Haviland
Open
Haviland Din
Price
Fairfield
Butte Briefs
Stern
M, Loubet
Chamberlain
Boucher's
Boucher
Orton Bros
N. Main Street
Reynolds & McDowell
E. Broadway
Iron
Browntfield-Canty Carpet Co
Lipton
Pingree
Alexander Macaulay
South Main Street
Butte, Mont
Choice
wAc
TozDay
Soc
Ine
Jersey
Centennial Brewing
Schlitz Brewing Waukee
Anheuser-Busch
Budweiser
Booth
Ise
Delicatessen
A. Booth
Cash Grocery
West Park St
W. R. Tonkin Co
East Park Street
Blueberries
Eagle Brand
Montana Cash Grocery
Silver Bow Foundry and Machine Company
County Road
South Butte
BANKS
Cees
Lee Mantle
Chas. Schatalein
Frank W. Haskins
A. K. Clements
Charlie RR. Leonard
F. Aug. Heinze
Henry Mueller
James H. Monteath
Daly Bank and Trust CO
OF Butte
W. W. Dixon
John D. Ryan
C. C. Swinborne
R. A. Kunkel
O. K. Lewis
J. H. Vivian
V. BP Fayette
Silver Bow National Bank
Mont
Captian
Europe
First National Bank OF Butte
Andrew J. Davis
James B. W. Talbott
George Stevenson
State Savings Bank
Main and Park
John A Creighton
G. W. Stapleton
Hodgens
United
Tates
Traneaeanking
Direateree
Reighton
Omana
Gen
H. Barrett
M. Hodgens
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