The Mouth of the Cannon at the Grand
The mouth of the cannon opened four nights of comedy and excitement at the Grand with a Western tale of Bob Maxwell Chet Carlton Nancy Lee and Nancy’s brother in Oldtown and a Mexican mine. A letter treachery kidnaping and a staged Indian raid create romance and reconciliation as the cast delivers lively entertaining drama throughout.
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the Grand
Oldtown
Cal
Bob Maxwell
el Carmelo
Chet Carlton
Carlton
Nancy Lee
Bud
Caifornia
Nancy
Bob
Chet
Robert Lee
Bons
Salvador
Young Lee
Lee
Young Chet
Greaser
Cheaper Rate to Gregson Springs by Local Railroad
The Butte Anaconda Pacific Railroad sets a cheaper round trip from Butte to Gregson Springs at 80 cents. Tickets valid for travel from Saturday noon to Monday noon both ways.
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Butte
Butcher Shop Permit Issued for Porphyry and Main Corner
Building Inspector Lane grants a permit for a butcher shop at the southeast corner of Porphyry and Main streets. The building measures 146 feet by 35 feet and costs $500. Contractor is T. M. Skanter.
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Lane
Porphyry and
Main Streets
T. M. Skanter
Trustees Accept Beattie Offer for Basin & Bay State Bonds
Springfield Republican reports Basin & Bay State Mining trustees have agreed to sell bonds at 85 and stock at 3 per share to Edward W. Beattie Jr’s western firm, contingent on deposit of 7590 shares and $225000 in Springfield National Bank by the 20th. Remittances follow if conditions are met. otherwise securities return or held.
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Springfield Republican
Basin & Bay State Mining Company
Edward W. Beattie, Jr
Boston
Springfield National Bank
Board of
Mr. Beattie
Trustees Endorse Stockholders Offer to All Secur ity Holders
Trustees of the company have accepted an offer and circulated it to stockholders. They urge all security holders to participate under uniform terms. The trustees assure no preferences and insist all interests cooperate on the same basis.
Fire destroys frame house behind Cantleen saloon
An untenanted frame house in the rear of Mike Cantleen & Sons saloon near Wyoming and Copper streets caught fire at 2 am. Firemen quickly brought two water streams to the blaze but only charred fragments remained after the flames.
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Mike Cantleen & Sons
Wyoming and
Copper Streets
Old Feud Reopens in Cokedale Court Fight
Special dispatch from Livingston reports a renewed O Hearn versus Grady feud leading to a third degree assault charge. The incident on the Cokedale road left O Hearn with injuries while Grady claims self defense after a planned confrontation. Hearing slated for next Friday.
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The
Standard
Livingston
O'Hearns
Gradys
Cokedale
Jack O Hearn
Joe Grady
Cokedale Road
O'Hearn
Grady
O' Hearn
Glanders Case Reported at Horse Creek Ranch
A glanders case was found yesterday at William Lisbeth's ranch on Horse Creek four and a half miles north of the city. Only one animal is affected so far. State Veterinarian Knowles of Helena has been wired and is expected to arrive tomorrow to investigate.
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Livingston
William Lisbeth
Horse Creek
Knowles of
Heena
No Store at White House
Washington June 15 Mrs Roosevelt's illness proved more serious than reported and she died on the eve of the reception to the French delegation at Rochambeau exercises. The president was alarmed by her condition and kept it secret. Her trip to Charleston weakened her and long receptions drained her strength. The implication is that the White House plans are altered.
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Washington
Burglar Steals Watch and Ring in Clark Building Room
Charles Joyce awoke to a thief leaving his room in the Clark building at Park and Academy streets. The intruder pried the door with pincers, taking $20 in small bills and $10 in silver, while a gold watch and diamond ring valued at 250 remained.
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Charles Joyce
New Clark Building
Park and
Academy Streets
Mr. Joyce
Shafer in Trouble Again Amid Assault Charge in Anaconda
Bertie Shafer accused of beating by a foreign colored man Joe Shafer in the Capital lodging house on Front Street. Shafer wounded on the right leg and to be arrested for assault after his wound is treated. Shafer history includes two death sentences for a murder in Butte and recent legal actions.
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Joe Shafer
Anaconda
Bertie Shafer
O'Brien
Officer Barkovich
Capital
Front Street
Shafer
Silver Bow
John Hawkins
Butte
Montana
Tornado Near Glencoe Lifts Freight Cars Buries Chicago Man
Sioux City Iowa June 15 A tornado near Glencoe Iowa last night wrecked several freight cars on a Northwestern sidetrack and halted traffic for hours. The body of Patrick Brennan of Chicago was found buried in the debris. The storm damaged other areas destroying outhouses and fallen crops.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Glencoe
Patrick Brennan
Chicago
Buffalo Man Found Dead With Bullet Wound In Hotel
The body of John George Newland aged 35 said to be from Minneapolis was found in an Exchang street hotel in Buffalo with a bullet wound in the head. He had been dead several hours. the room door was locked from inside. Bank books show balances in Kansas City and other western banks.
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Buffalo
N. Y
John George Newland
Minneapolis
Exchang Street
Newland
Kansas City
Radium and light waves reported in Paris Academy talk
A London Chronicle summary notes radium's light emitting properties discussed by M. Javoil at the Paris Academy of Medicine. It cites Roentgen’s X rays and Giessel’s work showing rays from radium compounds passing through metal screens and even a glass tube against the temple, suggesting potential for lighting the blind with future research.
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London Chronicle
Academy of Medicine
Para
M. Javoil
Roentgen
M. Giessel
Tippecanoe Battlefield Exercises Honor Fallen Heroes
The Tippecanoe Battlefield Association held its annual exercises at the battleground in Lafayette Indiana with trains and a large crowd. Henry Watterson addressed the gathering at the battleground and Lafayette club banquet praising the pioneers of Indiana and the hunters of Kentucky who fought at Tippecanoe and shaped the nation.
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Lafayette
Ind
Tippecanoe Battlefield Association
Tabernacle
Battleground
Battle of ‘Tippecanoe
Henry Watterson
Louievill Courier Journal
Watterson
Lafayette Club
Tippecanoe
Harrison
Faneuil Hall
Boston
Raleteh Tavern
Virginia
Fort Wayne
Old
Vincennes
Young
Republic
Kentucky
Indiana
Liberty
West
Union
Pacific
Overlands Return Home After Helena Minstrel Visit
The Overland minstrel group returned from Helena at 11 o'clock last night enjoying a successful trip. Helena residents toasted the performers after Saturday's show, while Butte visitors stayed as guests. The party toured Broadwater and attended a ball game Sunday afternoon. Jeremiah McCarthy, 50, died yesterday and his remains are at Duggan's for shipment to New York. funeral arrangements to follow.
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Overland Minstrels
Helena
Butte
Broadwater
Jeremiah McCarthy
Dugcan's
New York
Kiel yacht races set around royal events and arrivals
Berlin reports Kiel regatta to start June 2 with King Edwards coronation day. Emperor William fixes the date to fit his Norwegian trip and czar visit, aiming for Hamburg August 5 to unveil his mother’s statue. Only American entries are Isaac Stern’s Virginia II and the Uncle Sam.
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Berlin
Kiel
Edwards
Solent
William
Hamburg
Isaac Stern
Sam
Pacific Northwest League President Denies Umpire Signing
Helena date line reports President Lucas of the Pacific Northwest Baseball league denying any signing of umpire O Connell of San Francisco or negotiations with him He says he has all the umpires he needs and plans no changes in personnel.
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The
Standard
Helena
Lucas
Pacific Northwest Baseball League Tonight
O'Connell
San Francisco
California
Tremors Struck Syracuse As Heatwave Grips Sicily
Strong earthquake shocks rolled through Syracuse last night accompanied by underground rumblings. Inhabitants panicked though no damage was reported. The Sicily heat has been extreme for days with overcast skies and shocks also reported elsewhere on the island.
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Syracuse
Sicily
Marshals Arrest Two Indians in Okfuskee Killings
A posse of United States marshals arrested William Bear and George Jacobs, two full blood Indians, for the murder of Mrs. Bear and her daughter near Okfuskee. The killings followed Mrs. Bear’s refusal to feed away land. the women were found hanged in their cabin.
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Okmulgee, L. T
United States
William Bear
George Jacobs
Bear
Okfuskee
New Wisconsin University President Chosen
Milwaukee dispatch reports the University of Wisconsin trustees will name Persident W. J. Bashford of Ohio West ran University at Delaware as the new president to succeed Charles Kendall Adams. Wisconsin is Bashford's alma mater.
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Cleveland
Milwaukee
University of Wisconsin
Persident
W. J. Bashford
Ohio West+ran university at Delaware
Charles Kendall Adams
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Hood River
zwSe
Tanglefoot
W. Park
Caone
Broadway Theater
D. P. Sutton
Richard
Mansfield
Beaucaire
Booth Tarkington
Evelyn Greenleaf Sutherland
Butte’s Grand Fins
Howard Marks
Mer
Manhattan Co
Kathryn Kidder
Davide Garrick
Tre Cute Undertaker
Practical Undertakers and
Embalaers
W. Park St
Phono
Gregson
Basin
State Mining Company
Dublin Gulch
White House
Roosevelt
Cret
Pritchard
Park and Main Sts
Butie, Moat
John G. Holland
North Main Street
ENT
Oncdcakee
Marie Cigars
Radium
Redcoats
Seattle
Ana Lost
Portland
Spokane
Tacoma
Helena Sees
Wisconsin University
Lander Furniture and Carpet Co
Broadway
Butte, Montana
Oriental Rug Co
Salt Lake
Northwest
Pufahl’s
West Park Street
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Batte, Mont
W. A. Lacey
Bond
Riley-Dwyer Liquor Co
West Broadway
Big Blackfoot Milling Company
Cor
Arizona and
Aluminum Sts
Telephone
Bonner, Mont
Butte, Anaconda
Missoula
Aix
Davol Medicine CO
Newton Bros
Steggiet
North Main &St
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