Tuolumne Copper Shipping Two Cars Daily
Tuolumne Copper Mining company ships about two cars of ore daily and has held expenses for five to six months. The 2400 level shows strong vein continuity with diminishing ore toward the North Butte compromise line. Drifts eastward improve, shaft reaches 2400 level and drops 60 feet monthly. crosscuts toward Jessie vein expected, with ore blocked enough for over a year at current rate.
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Tuolumne Copper Mining Company
North Butte
Sunday Night Wedding in Knights Hall
A pretty wedding united Jack Susser and Miss Fannie Selff at Knights of Pythias hall on South Main Street Sunday evening. The ceremony followed civil law and Mosite rites, conducted by Rev. A Ehrlich, with Rev. Simon Hamon of Chicago performing vocal selections. Guests sent congratulatory telegrams as dancing continued into the early hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias Hall
South Main Street
Jack Susser
Fannie Selff
Julius. Selff
Butte
A. Ehrlich
Simon Hamon
Chicago
Bath
Electricians top Black Rock Office Boys in five innings
The electricians of the Butte and Superior line defeated the Black Rock office force 11 to 2 in a five inning game on the Black Rock diamond. Electricians: Welly, Freedell, Le scan, Sherlock, Enberg, Mensen, Dugan, Ferguson. Black Rock: Cronin, Evans, Hradley, Mack, Bennett, Rowe, Bushnell, Bruce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electricians
Butte & Superior
Black Rock Office Force
Black Rock
Welly
Freedell
Lescan
Sherlock
Enberg
Mensen
Dugan
Ferguson
Cronin
Evans
Hradley
Mack
Bennett
Rowe
Bushnell
Bruce
Married in Butte Will Live in the Capital
William Robert Strong and Emma Louise Beaupre were married in Butte and plan to reside in Helena after a honeymoon in Los Angeles. Both natives of Helena, they slipped away to Clancy by car for the ceremony with Mrs Kady Lee Potter and L. B. Woods attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Robert Strong
Emma Louise Beaupre
Ena
Butte
Ning
Kady Lee Potter
L. B. Woods
Strong
Helena
Sv Eral
Strangle
Los Angeles
Clancy
Thursdays for Children at the Columbia Gardens
Beginning next Thursday and throughout the summer the gardens will be opened free for children. Free rides on city cars between 11 and 12, and from the gardens between 1 and 2. Transfers on homeward trips will be provided. Prof. J. E. Hoch leads with Mell Pole assisting as new apparatus installations are prepared.
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J. E. Hoch
Mell Pole
Winkler Jahnke Couple Wed in St Mark’s Church
Winkler of Ovando and Miss Lydia Jahnke of Wisdom Montana were married yesterday afternoon at St Mark’s Lutheran Church with Rev M Huddef officiating. The couple will reside in Ovando Montana and are well known in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innerman Winkler
Ovando
Mont
Lydia Jahnke
Wisdom
St. Mark's Lutheran’ Church
M. Huddef
M. Werner
Mr. Werner
Tolano Street
Winkler
Butte
Demurrer in Manslaughter Case Over Tooth Extraction
Dr J J Davin faced a manslaughter charge over Alvin Hodge's death in Indy court yesterday afternoon. The case cites alleged wrong anaesthetic use by an assistant during a tooth extraction. Demurrer filed by Attorney T J Fitzgerald. instrument set for June 2. County Attorney Mecartery aims to move to trial before the current jury panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J Davin
Alvin Hodge
T. J. Fitzgerald
Mecartery
Startling disclosures promised by miners in secession plot
A committee of secessionist miners threaten to print evidence from union papers seized after a dynamited safe. They allege involvement of well known local union members and international officials. The disclosures include an insurance proposal for miners and payments to four officers, with disbursement records tied to various locals. A wedding at St Jose church followed by a move to Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surance Company
Baste
Senators push probe into booming North Carolina gold mine
In a senate debate sparked by a stock investment linked to a North Carolina gold mine, a senator reveals $2,090 of personal funds and says a clerk copied a letter about the mine. He urges a prompt investigation, defending his actions and noting others’ involvement.
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Newman
God's Earth
Senator Chilton
Senate
Overman
North
Carolina
West Virginia
J.C. Willams
Best game of baseball ever witnessed at Logan
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Manhattan defeated Logan in an epic 13 inning amateur game in Logan on June 1 by 2 to 1. A crowd of about 700 witnessed the marathon affair with both sides locked at 0 0 through the seventh before Manhattan broke through for the only two runs.
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Logan
Manhattan
Second Base
Seventh inning rally echoes in Manhattan win
In a low error game Logan and Manhattan clash with late scoring in the seventh and thirteenth, Logan driving in one in the eighth while Manhattan plates three in extras. Five double plays kept the defense sharp as Parker Farrands and others were noted with officials.
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Logan
Manhattan
Parker
Farwards
Login
Eilis
Chambers
Lehman
Mexican Officer May Join Huerta Cabinet Rumor
General José Refugio Velasco, a capable Mexican army officer, is rumored to be appointed by General Huerta as Minister of Foreign Relations. The rumor surprised many since Velasco was reportedly ordered to San Luis Potosi and other duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huerta
José Refugio Velasco
Gieral Huerta
Velasco
San Luis Potosi
Stilo
Englishman Knocked by Young Ahearn in Two Rounds
London reports Young Ahearn of Brooklyn knocked out Sid Barnes the English welterweight in the second round tonight. Barnes fell clean after a right cross as the bell rang to end the round. Barnes was down twice before the stoppage and could not rise.
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London
Young” Ahearn
Brooklyn
Sid Barnes
Hotel Arrivals Show Wide List of Guests
A long list of hotel arrivals from multiple cities is reported, with guests including Rutte D P Williams from Seattle, K A Adeberg, Oskaloosa, and F M Orme, Spokane. The roster spans Salt Lake City, Dillon, Missoula, Great Falls, Helena, and beyond, naming individuals and their home towns in a dense, fragmented recording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JV Davison
Ned Hawley Selway
Dillon
D. F. Klein
Seattle
D. V. Erwin
A. Kettner
Divide
Robert Jones
Wistom
Miss Jen
Sylvia Pankhurst Threatens Hunger Strike in Prison
At Caxton Hall a Suffragette meeting heard Sylvia Pankhurst announce she would starve or thirst strike in or out of prison. The discussion referenced H. W. Nevinson and criticized government policy toward the king, with remarks on George V and the monarchy.
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Sylvia Pankhurst
Caxton Hall
H.W. Nevinson
Panis
George
Kidnapped Minister Again Vanishes From View
Detroit reports Rev. Loi Patmount of Westville Kentucky has vanished after saying he was abducted by kidnappers last night. Friends urge a search as Patmount, recently brought to Detroit to recuperate after release, had been missing nearly two months. Statewide political interests are noted in nearby St Paul with Governor AO Eberhart and W. Ele for the Republican nomination.
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Detroit
Loi Patmount
Westville
Columb
Patmount
St. Paul
Intenesota
AO. Eberhart
W. Ele
Railroad Yards Land Battle Ends in Walsh Victory
William J. Walsh won a two year battle over Northern Pacific tracks invading his property. A section line about 40 feet long near seven industry tracks will be shifted at cost to the railroad. Two justice court cases for trespass and assault were pending. the dispute arose from a fence Walsh erected and an altercation with railroad men over access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Walsh
Pactti Yards
Justice Courts
Wather
Northwest
Northern Pacific
Walsh
Railroad Company
Man Faints on Pullman Sleeper After Three Days in Linen Chest
Kansas City dispatch reports Thomas Joanides of Princeton KY was found in a state collapse aboard a Pullman sleeper from Los Angeles. He claimed he left LA after learning his wife and infant were ill, having no money, and traded his watch to a porter to travel as a stowaway.
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Kansas City
Los Angeles
Thomas Joanides
Princeton
Joanides
Three Alarms Respond as Hay Stable Fire Held Light Damage
The Hutte fire department was called out at noon and again at about noon yesterday afternoon and at five o'clock last evening. The first run extinguished a burning hay stable on South Ia street. The second went to 2 East Second Street and the third to Town and Second.
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Hutte
Oelock
Svelock
Southia Street
East Second Street
Johnson seeks Democratic nomination for rail commissioner
FE Johnson announces candidacy for state railway commissioner on the Democratic ticket to replace Dan Boyle. Nomination subject to Aug 25 primaries. Johnson, agent for the Short Line and Northern Parish at Silver Bow, has 12 years in Montana, six in Silver Bow, and 20 years in railroading, saying he is not backed by any corporation and will serve the people if elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Johnson
Mate
Dan Boyle
Johnson
Silver Bow
Montana
Sun's Lifespan Calculations Hint At Evolving Heat
The text assembles Helmholtz style ideas on solar contraction to estimate the Sun's duration. It argues a contraction history yields 1,000,000 to 3,000,000 years to reach current size, about 10,000 years from infinity to twice present radius, and 200,000,000 years to halve from there, with surface temperatures near 200 degrees. It also notes distances from New York to Sydney via various routes.
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Helmholtz
Scientific American
Social settlement work to begin in state
Helena dispatch reports on June 1 that after the new year the first social settlement program will be inaugurated in the state. Rev J A Wilson, former pastor of the Congregational church in this city, will lead the effort in Butte while Meg Wilson leaves his pastorate to manage the settlement project. The Congregational Home Missionary Society backs the initiative to reach unconnected residents without disrupting existing churches.
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Standard
Helena
J. A. Wilson
Cars
Congregational
Meg Wilson
Ulone
Sill
Butte
Home Missionary Society
Toston
Wilson
Tuite
Butte Girl Librarian Appointed Head of Juvenile Department
Migs Ruth King, daughter of Luctert A. King of Butte, was appointed head of the juvenile department of the Butte Public Library by the trustees. Ten applicants competed. She graduated from the Butte high school, headed the Northern Normal and Industrial school library in Aberdeen, studied science at Syracuse University, and has six months of juvenile library work experience. Her appointment begins around mid July.
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Migs Ruth King
Luctert A. King
Butte
Mirras Flan
Butte Pubic Library
Butte Highout
Northern Normal and Industrial School of
Aberdeen
Alao
Syracuse Y
Suffragists to Speak at Temple Institute Event
Mrs. Anne Hathaway of Stevensville and Mrs J A Grim t of Deer Lodge will address a suffrage institute under the Woman's Christian Temperance Union in Good Templar hall this afternoon at 2 30. An open air meeting will follow at 8 00. The league orchestra will perform as visitors speak. Miners Union No 1 W F of M will meet Tuesday at 7 00 in Carpenters Union hall AML members are asked to bring their card.
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Anne Hathaway
Stevensville
J. A. Grimt
Deer Lodge
Woman's Christan Temperance Union
Good Templar Hall
Leagues
Miners’ Union No. 1
W. F. of M
Carpenters Union
AML
Funeral notices for Eliza Mattson and John P Clark
The funeral for Eliza, wife of Mattson, will be held at Sherman and Steed funeral chapel this afternoon at 2, with interment at Mountain View cemetery. The remains of John P Clark, age 30, who died last evening, will have a later funeral announcement from Sherman and Reed undertaking parlors.
Sherman & Reed Undertakers and Embalmers Notice
The funeral of the late Frame Hote will be held this Tuesday morning at the home of his sister on Lait Street at 3 o clock. The procession will proceed to Holy Mass where a high mass will be test. Interment in Holy Cross Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arelock
Holy Crous
Death of Chris Hedding at Dus fan's undertaking parlors
The remains of the late Chris Hedding aged 81 years are at Dus Fan's undertaking parlors. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Hedding
Dus
Hutchison Funeral Service Reference and Attendee Notes
Funeral services for the late Hutchison were conducted by the Rev. George D. Wolke at the church. The notice mentions family arrangements and lists dates and locations for the service and burial as provided in the readable text.
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Tuolumne Copper Shipping
Office Boys
Columbia Gardens
Demurrer
Ny Line
Throuen
Syan Eine
Har
Ping
Stanley
Anthony Murphy
Chris Mite
Noyes
John Lederer
Miles Griffin
Chelsea
Agnes Welch
John Dunn
Cobban John
Grace Laughlin
Ed Brady Loos
Gallatin
John Seitz
James Hoyle
Lot & Ck
Leeat & Foster
Tealty ‘Company
Meyer K
Genaberger
Butte Lands and Investment Company
J. J. Ballet
Paul
Miners Savings Bank and Trust Company
Nesbit Rochester
Mock
Saturn
Rose’ Kitley
John Morgan
Thornton
James Purcell
Sims
Long
St. Jose Church
McCormack
Besek
Emily Ford
Mane
West End
Ring Jr
Miners Savings Bank and ‘Trust Company
General Velasco
Acoma
W. J. Phillips
Salt Lake
F. M. Orme
Spokane
J. R. Pittsburg
A.C. "Brown
FM. Orme
R.W. Love
Denver
Hetty Anderson
KS. Heigh
Three Forks
M.D. Gre Loutavile
Cramford
Deer Lodell
Walker
Boston
C. Miller
San Francisco
W. le Tartswick
Alberton
Monts Atrs
Finlen
J. FE. Allen
Lewiston
Ed Gearn
Zortman
Ivi Webster
C. Cooney
H. F. J. Hoffman
W. W
North Yakima
Wash
J. Walker
Fred’ Stroh
Wallace
W. Armstrong
Sylvia
Paris
Fiaieu
Trom A
New York
Sydney
Suez Canal
Straits of Mason
Atter
Congregationalists
L. A. Wilson
Importan
Sherman & Reed Undertakers and
East Broadway
M. J. Walsh
Larry Duggan
Bell Pnone
Enone
Joseph Richards
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