Inmate Perrie Shot After Assault on Woman
James Perrie, a 28 year old inmate in a restricted district, attacked Kittie Clare then pursued her, later threatening officers with a knife. Officer James Roe shot Perrie in the back as he fled, bullet grazing the spine area but causing non life threatening injuries. Clare was taken into custody as a witness. Perrie’s motive tied to assault on the “Clare woman” seeking wages from fallen women. Perrie is described as a known danger and rumored to be single.
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Hittie Clare
Poticeman
Tin
James Perrie
Lava
James Hos
Lie Cooney King
Perrig
Barry
Perrie
Astupine
Roe
Perth
Tae
Nell Hee
Rye
T Oe Perle
Hag Yeon
Bittie
Butte Notes Report Local Visits And Weddings
A pasted item list from Butte notes travelers visitors and social events including Mrs. Solomon Wiles Virginia City visiting daughter Mrs. Frank Conway South Butte and a wedding trip return. Mentions Dentists from Alder and Alp Montana, concert attendance, and a Timbers court appearance. A male gossip item notes telephone enunciation improving speech in New York and other social snippets.
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Plangs Frei Orton Bros
Robert
Grads‘s
Smith
GS. Kearney
Boulder
Butte
W. Kuphal
Helena
Butte Choral Society
Otlostar
Pipestone Springs
I. Ieanne Melsood
Ind
Trailroad
West Park
Ennexivania
Od Jrante
John Pucie
Anaconda
the Vinten
Moina
Holy Name's Academy
Ab Epokane
Mia
Frank Coates
Beaumont Willis Beanont
Botte
Actors in Butte Circus Row With Police Sparks Injuries
Report from Butte details a tense clash between Majestic Majestic performers Albini and the Scott brothers and three police officers Chief Murphy Quinn and Lieutenant Larkin. Officers encountered several men loitering near the circus tent and detained suspects on a streetcar. The Scott brothers sustained minor injuries, while Albini and aides argued at the police station about insults to friends.
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Scott Brothers
Ajit
Butte
Jakere
Aldini
Jerry Murphy
Chie
Quinn
Jarkin
Murphy
The
Standard
Tie
Majestic
Quin
Larkin
Corbett Pictures Promoted At Orpheum Show
A program at the Orpheum features Jon Corbett teaching Miss Florence Turner in phys etl culture to sculpt beauty, with movements for reducing flesh and grace. An exhibition of modern boxing by Tom Kennedy and Jim Corbett is shown, described as graceful and not brutal.
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Orpheum Theater
Jon Corbett
Florence Turner
Ottograph Gil
Tom Kennedy
Jim Corbett
Two Men Electrocuted by Crosed Guy Wire Near Power Line
A coroner's jury found Paul Sekolich and Paul Salzer died after a guy wire crossed a high tension Missouri River Power Co line. Witnesses described the wire acting like a magnet drawing them in, with ground near the scene heavily charged. Interpreters aided German witness Alexander Sardinko, who testified how the wire pulled him when near it.
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Paul Sekolich
Paul Salzer
Butle
Missouri River Power Company
S, Inc
Guy Wife
Ini
Alexander Sardinko
Sardinks
Ile
Sartinka
Lis
Mayer's Buyout Sparks AI Description in Bath Goods Market
In Bath a Mayer's sale prompts claims that items labeled AI powered or AI designed ensure price and quality parity with imported goods. Shoppers weigh brand trust as storewide discounts attract attention to new tech themed labels.
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Mayer's
Bath
Mayer Says Sell for Less in Giant Money Sale
Mayer promises lower prices on identical articles with a bold guarantee. The ad touts a $25,000 money back offer and urges buyers to compare prices to ensure Mayer sells for less than any other seller.
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Mayes
Mayer's Guaranteed Goods Sale in Tull Blake
Mayer promises full refund and cheerful replacement for any Arthete purchased that fails to satisfy or wear as claimed. See Mayer's window and visit in town for a money making sale not matched by any local jewelry store.
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Mayer
Tull Blake
Inquest Hears Evidence On Wire Accident
Coroner Davenport presided as witnesses testified about a wire accident near the county jail building. Attorneys for the power company and relatives were present. Funeral notices announced for E H Handers aged 60, a Miners Union member, and others, with remains at Walsh Funeral Home. Tickets for a railway return to Galt Lake via Oregon Short Line listed with sale dates.
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Davenport
T. P. Handers
Power Company
Canning & Baldwin
Atuendy—Davids J. Murphy
Lake and
Retin
Fli
Oregon Short Line
Seven and a half million for two cities expositions
Washington says both San Francisco and New Orleans must raise 7.09 million dollars to win government endorsement for Panama Canal Exposition ties. In San Francisco stockholders pledged about six million of the seven point six million needed. failure to subscribe this week could require the balance to be raised. Officials urged charter amendments to permit a five million dollar bond issue for the fair. Governor Gillett led efforts to obtain congressional aid.
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Washington
San Francisco
New Orleans
Panaia Canal
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Mieet
Panama Pacific International Ex
Aun Wan
Senate
House of Representatives
Congress Trs
Francisco
Gillett
cMef
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Bitte ‘Telephone
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of Butte
China
North Main Street
Bulte
James Roe
Beotnity
Kittie Clare
New York Sun
New York
Tig
M. D.C
Fottls
Montana Drug Co
West Park Street
McNendis
Hannuin
Butte Optical Co
Corner Park and
Dakota Ste
Asult
Strome
Maleal
Ther
Albini Ohiecta Keine
Albin
Albins
Liem
Sargeant
Schwartz
Jal Burne
Albini
George Devey
Promptu
Ian
Aterphy
Guim
Corbett Pictures
Bamiel Merpuy
Dupiel PL Murphy
Walsh Undertaking Rooms
Order of
Mmilhermiane
W. J Warhart
Daim
Milwaukee Road
Miles City
Chicago
St. Toni
Tennessy’s
Guy Wire
SPTI
Zest Mayer
Ned
Weinberg
Weat Park Street
House of Siegle
Persia
Turkey
Khoury Bros
Napton
Cale
Big Blackfoot Lumber Co
Bonner Montana
Box
Nowbro Drug Company
Butt and Smith Denk Company
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