Butte Current Notes Drifted Local News
A compact list of Butte city items covers visitors from Helena Dillon and Great Falls, local business trips, banking notices, and social notes. People such as Mrs A Pierce, F H Donaldson, Paul Burt, J Wernick, and Miss Lena Adams are listed among travelers and shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
Walker
J.D. Sutphen
Helena
Herbert Dunber
Three Forks
Joseph Nelson
Dillon
R. H. Cone
Lewiston
Idaho
Alex Campbell
David Jones
Melrose
Butte
F. A. Curtiss
F. A. Curtiss Was Among the Warm Springs
Butte Cab and Transfer Co
Ind
Bell
M. Todd
The
Falls
L. C. Smith & Bros. Typewriter Company
E. Broadway
Thomas Stephenson
Yester
J. B. Purley
Bozeman
Marvin Elliott
Ira Reid
Warm Springs
James Donovan
Anaconda
Warner O Dillon
Leggat
J. Wernick
Seattle
Minnie Topp
Deer Lodge
Acoma
Lena Adams
la ‘Jolla
Cal
A. A. Hawking
J.T. Ferris
J.B. Cullen
Sheridan
Len
Albert McKenna
Addie Furst
Deer Lodge Valley
John Hample
Highland Park School
Chicago
B. G. Johnson
Montana
Northern Pacific
R. G
Rube
Hildebrand
Great Falls
Decatur
Ill
Francis Silver
Joe Silver
Washington, D.C
Rolla Duncan
Jack Higgins
P.O. News Stand
W. Park
Frances Lewis
Leedom
Jack Williams
Roy Penhill
Albert Hoar
Anna Bolitho
Bert Davis
Dave Hoskins
Mae Dun: Stan
Aan’ Bowden
Dora Stogden
Norton Stodden
Zora Penhill
C. N. Hurst
Warmer suffrage fight draws national figures to Montana
Montana becomes a heated ground in the equal suffrage struggle as national leaders like Minnie Bronson Clara Markeson and Jeannette Rankin travel to the state for debates. Speeches by Anna Howard Shaw and other prominent suffragists span August to October, signaling broad campaign activity and shifting public sentiment.
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Montana
Minnie Bronson
Clara Markeson
Marjorie Dorman
Wage Earners’ Suffrage League
Butte
Miss Dorman
Misa Jeannette Rankin
National Sufrage Actation
N. Rosalie Jones
Coltda Craft
Ax Suffras Giste
Jane Thomson
National ‘Association
Anna Howardshaw
Rome
International Council of Women
Curbstone Man questions single life and suffrage view
A reader letter discusses June brides, the fate of plain married women, taxes on married men, and whether single life suits women. The Curbstone Man argues the single life is an issue yet many women may be happy single or marry, contrasting suffragists with anti suffrage positions and referencing past marriage norms and freedom.
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Curbstone
Copyright Steps for Short One Act Drama
The text advises sending a printed copy of the title to The Librarian of Congress before Publication and two copies afterward. It asks for locations of aged people homes in New York City and lists The Margaret Jane home and the Home for Aged and Infirm on Blackwell's Island, noting limited information and suggesting writing direct for particulars.
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Librarian of Congress
New York City
Margaret Jane
Fagt Eighty-ninth Street
Blackwell's Island
New York
Postpone Mass Meeting in Silver Bow Trades Council
The Silver Bow Trades and Labor council delayed its mass meeting planned tonight to protest the Butte school board’s alleged lure toward union formation. A committee investigating the board’s action said a survey report may favor the protest, with a further mass meeting planned if action remains unfavorable. the school board meets tomorrow night.
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Silver Bow ‘Trades and Labor Council
Butte School Board
Wnic
Evolution Talk by a Theosophist at Hutte Society
Mrs Dora A. Mortimer discussed evolution from a theosophical view at the Hutte Theosophical Society meeting. She argued dualities in nature drive growth and suggested the feminine principle will lead to creative genius in art science philosophy and religion, with women advancing alongside men. The talk stressed divine energy flowing from oneness to duality and the constructive–destructive balance in nature shaping human consciousness and maturity.
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Theosophical
Dora A. Mortimer
Hutte Theosophical Society
Shakespeare
Ellen
Evolution and God's Will Across Reincarnation Discourse
A dense discussion on aligning human progress with divine will through evolution. It argues scientists discover laws, then apply them, while humans consciously act to advance or retard evolution, guided by reincarnation and the soul's journey through many lives toward perfection. The speaker frames humanity as the egos of this race, living in temples of the living God across past, present, and future ages.
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Leason
Goa
Funeral of Mrs Derby Held Sunday Afternoon
Funeral services for Mrs Nina J Derby were conducted at the family residence and graveside at Holy Cross cemetery Sunday afternoon. Walter J Browne of 129 West Quartz street was the sole surviving family member. Pallbearers included John Mcintosh Deushi Kel Cohen and William Laire. Death notices also reported Georgia Tong’s passing received in Butte.
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Nina J. Derby
Strong Coriese
Holy “Cross Cemetery
Mo. Deushi
A. B. Kel
Charles Cohen
Wiliam Laire
Portland Woman Finds Relief with Akoz Remedy
Miss Anna Ingals of Portland reports relief from two years of severe stomach trouble and rheumatism after using Akoz, a natural California mineral. She says other remedies failed but Akoz brought prompt improvement and plans to continue until fully cured. The Northwest cases are said to respond quickly to Akox remedies. Akoz is mined in California and sold at Newbro drug store.
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Anna Ingals
East Water Street
Portland
Akoa
Tam
Northwest
California
Akon
Newbro
Tong Daughter of Late George Tong Passes Away
Tong, eldest daughter of the late George Tong, born in Butte 32 years ago, lived here until her father’s death about 10 years ago, then resided in Seattle. No particulars of the death have been received.
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Tong
George ‘Tong
Miss ‘Tong
Butte
Seattle
Butte Laundry Workers Union Rules Sunday Holiday Off
The members of the Butte Laundry Workers Union No. 25 have passed a resolution effective July 1 1914 prohibiting work on Sundays and holidays. Signed D. E. Hackett president.
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Butte Laundry Workers” Union
D. E. Hackett
Butte Barbers Union Calls Meeting To Amend By Laws
All members are asked to attend the next regular meeting to discuss by law changes. The notice is signed by ALN ALDERMAN, President, and H. E. BAUMAN, Secretary, with meeting date Monday June 15.
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Butte Barbers’ Union
Aln. Alderman
H. E. Bauman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Butte News
Standard
East Broadway
Hutte
Independent Telephone
Leys Jeweler and Optician
North Main Street
Tenn
State Capitol
South
Solon Jacobs
Alabama’ Suffrage ‘Association
Tenardsociation
Idac
Connecticut
N ‘York
Uate
Bays Suffragiat Bulletin
United Sta
Wowak
Adam
Jack Jones
United States
Inez Mitholgist
Bolsevant
Vhat
Sapphires
Mose Linz
Schlitz
Telephones
Fui
Butte Commercial Co
Park Street
Butte, Mont
Milwaukee
Mrs. Derby
Miss Tong
Georgia
Harriers
Anna Ingall
Fashion Cleaning and Dyeing CO
East Park
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