Mrs. Mary Ries Dies After Long Butte Life at 81
Mary Ries aged eighty something died at county hospital after living in Butte over 30 years. Born in Germany she left three sons a daughter and many grandchildren. She sold her home to fund living and spent final days in hospital. Elmer Baldwin, 28, a painter and St Augustine native, also died at a local hospital. He leaves a wife Mary Green and mother Mrs. Lou McComb. Funeral plans expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ries
Henry Ries
Butte
John Ries
Missoula
Samuel Ries
Virginia City
Mary Maloy
Spokane
East Iron Street
St. James’ Hospital
Mary BR. Page
East Mercury Street
County Hospital
Duggan
Elmer Baldwin
St. Augustine
F. F. Green
A. Co. M. Company
Mary Green
Lou McComb
Sherman & Reed's
Wyoming Street
Obituary of Ovide Baudin Native of Canada
Ovide Baudin aged 50 born in Canada died yesterday afternoon at 414 West Park street. He leaves a wife two stepsons Philip F. and A P D Baudin of Butte. Survived by brothers Narcisse Dakota Luce San Francisco Carlos and Albert near Feely Mont and Fred of this city. Sisters Mrs William Normandy and Miss Alexine Baudin in Canada. Resident of Montana 14 years ranching near Feely. Member Modern Woodmen of America camp No 5805 and Sacred Heart society. He had been ill three months returning from his ranch for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovide Baudin
Canada
West Park Street
Philip F
A. PD
Baudin
Butte
Narcisse
Dakota
Luce
San Francisco
Carlos
Albert
Feely
Mont
Fred
California
Montana
William Normandy
Alexeine Baudin
Modern Woodmen of America
Sacred Heart Society
Infant John F. Quill Dies at Home. Funeral Planned
John F. Quill nine months old, son of Jerry Quill, died yesterday at the family residence 174 East Summit Street. The funeral will be held this afternoon at 2 from the house to St Marys Church where services begin at 2:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Quill
Jerry Quill
East Summit Street
St. Mary's Church
Funeral Services Held for William G. Prouts at Home
The funeral for William G. Prouts took place at 1:50 pm yesterday at 506 West Aluminum Street. The private Episcopal service was conducted by Rev. S. C. Blackiston with only family and a few intimate friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Prouts
West Aluminum Street
Detectives Raid Hidden Poker Game Near Naughton's Saloon
Detectives Lynch and Williams raided a poker game behind Pete Naughton's saloon on East Broadway. The lookout tipped off, so when officers arrived there was no table play. Louis Pasvovitch was arrested for gambling as Recouited was moved to county jail and later released on a $500 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynch
Williams
Pete Naughton
East Broadway
Louis Pasvovitch
Centerville Young Men Defeat Parrot Flat 18 to 7
Centerville beats Parrot Flat 18 to 7 in Columbia Gardens with heavy hitting and a sharp double play O Connell to Kinsella. Dave Johns starred for Parrot Flat while Burke Leahey and Pissot pitched for Centerville. Otis Lee offers four amateur challenges across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Gardens
Centerville
Parrot Flat
O'Connell
Kinsella
Dave Johns
Burke
Crescents and Three Forks Tie After Nine Inning Battle
Crescents of Butte and Three Forks baseball teams battled nine innings to a 9 to 9 tie yesterday morning. The game ended after nine to allow the visitors to catch their train home. Batteries Crescents McClosky and Steck Three Forks Booth and Mardy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescents
Butte
Three Forks
McClosky
Steck
Booth
Mardy
Jeffries Johnson Title Fight Aimed for Nevada on Fourth
Promoter Rickard announced the Jeffries Johnson bout will be held in Nevada on July 4. He heads to Reno after confirming the event, while declining to name the city. San Francisco had hoped to host but was reportedly ruled out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Rickard
Jeffries-Johnson
Nevada
Reno
Nevada City
Milwaukee Mayor Seidel speaks at Chicago socialist rally
Thousands attend the Chicago socialist meeting led by Emil Seidel of Milwaukee. The crowd, estimated in the tens of thousands, funds eight socialist newspapers and launches the Chicago campaign. Speakers attack Lorimer Growne Busse Wayman and call for sweeping reform, urging socialists to win in the fall. Seidel argues workers need not learn socialism to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Emil Seidel
Milwaukee
North Side
Seidel
Lorimer
Lee O'Neil Growne
Busse
Wayman
Knox declines Pennsylvania governor bid remains secretary of state
Washington notes Philander C. Knox of Pennsylvania will stay in the Taft administration as secretary of state. Knox told President Taft that he would not allow his name for governor at the Republican convention. He said the general good of the country requires continued service and cited plans for arbitration and other state department work. England Perelives America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philander C. Knox
Pennsylvania
Taft
Philadelphia
Mr. Knox
Knox
Mr. Taft
White House
State Department
Court of Arbitration
Section Hand Injured in Railway Yard Fall
James Barry a section hand for the Butte Anaconda and Pacific and employed in upper yards was seriously injured last night near Wyoming street. He fell about 15 feet while trying to stop at a telegraph pole, striking his left face and losing consciousness. Police moved him to the emergency hospital. doctors expect no serious lasting injuries and he may relearn details of the accident by morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Barry
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
Butte
Anaconda & Pacific
Northern Pacific
Wyoming Street
Bruss
Forest Fire In Adam's Canyon Brought Under Control
El Paso Texas June 19 forest fire in Adam's canyon threatening Sacramento mountains halted by sundown. Forestry service reinforced by 100 railroad laborers and hundreds of settlers and cowmen. Five men severely burned and many goats sheep and cattle perished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Texas
Adam's Canyon
Sacramento Mountains
Forestry Service
Mrs Mathilde Rudolph Wins Missouri Farm From Word Puzzle
Mrs Mathilde Rudolph of West Oak Street Chicago is announced winner of the five acre Missouri farm after forming the most words from Missouri homes letters. More than 15 000 lists were submitted from all states and territories, with the Missouri state board of immigration running the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Mathilde Rudolph
West Oak Street
Chicago
Missouri
Union
Missouri State Board of Immigration
Curtiss Breaks Short-Distance Start Record at Louisville Meet
Glenn H. Curtiss clipped 10% feet from his record in a short-distance start at the Louisville Times aviation meet. He lifted off 71/2 feet from the starting mark, moving ahead of J. C. Mars in a contest flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Glenn H. Curtiss
Louisville Times Aviation
Curtiss
J. C. Mars
Dry dock Dewey to be afloat again this week
Washington June 19 The dry dock Dewey which recently sank at Olon gapo will be afloat again this week as wreckers report excellent progress The cause of the sinking of the monster dry dock has not yet been discovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dewey
Olongapo
Monster Dry Dock
Forged Telegrams Implicate Navy Officers in Adrift Florida Case
Brooklyn reporters described two forged telegrams signed as Rear Admiral Leutze claiming the battleship Florida drifted after a Brooklyn storm. The messages, to Washington and Captain Fremont, asked for a 7 ton crane, while Leutze denied sending the Florida dispatch. Secretary Meyer inspected yard damage from the storm and the Hercules derrick, which was submerged while hoisting armor for Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Leutze
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Brooklyn
Navy Department
Washington
Fremont
Boston Navy Yard
Florida
Hercules
Winthrop
Meyer
Young Boy Drowns in Missouri River at Fort Benton
Great Falls June 19. William J. Young 17, fell beyond his depth while swimming in the Missouri river at Fort Benton. The body was not recovered. He had relatives at Dillworth Minnesota and had been in Fort Benton only a short time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
William J. Young
Missouri River
Fort Benton
Dillworth
Minn
Campbell Men Die As Sod House Roof Collapses
Atwood Kansas June 19 J J Campbell aged 75 and his son J J Campbell Jr aged 28 were killed when the roof of an old sod house on their ranch in Thomas county collapsed today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atwood
Kan
J. J. Campbell
J. J. Campbell Jr
Thomas County
Three heat deaths reported in Chicago
Chicago on June 19 suffered three heat prostrations resulting in fatalities. Weather officials warned residents to stay hydrated and seek shade during extreme temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Weather and wind speed top student chat
A Puck style exchange shows a teacher claiming nature surpasses man in speed especially the unseen wind. A child retorts with a humorous remark about a sight draft from his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puck
Willie
Orange Growers Use Paster Tags for Brand Identity
Orange growers adopt small blue or green circular pasters on fruit to identify the grower or orchard. The stickers stay on the oranges through market and table, signaling quality and prompting customers to seek the same kind next time.
Quarrel Over Suffrage Echoes in Household Jibe
In a Cleveland Leader echo, a man jokes about enjoying his wife’s suffragette stance while describing a scene of rummaging through her trousers pockets for change as she sleeps. The exchange highlights domestic tension surrounding gender rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Leader
Africa's Big Game Draws North American Hunters
Col. Max Fleischman of Cincinnati reports from New York that Africa is overrun with sportsmen and warns that elephants are gun shy. He notes European and American hunters flock after a famed example, while past megafauna like the bison vanish from tourist windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Washington Post
Col
Max Fleishman
Cincinnati
New York
Africa
Europe
America
Lassa
Andes
Amazon
North Pole
Robinson Crusoe
Change in attitude toward America noted by New York Sun
A fashion writer with 19 years of experience recalls how English society magazines now increasingly discuss America and Americans. She notes more frequent references to American life and a recent illustrated article on formal gardens in the United States, praising Brooklyn and American pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York Sun
America
Americans
England
Brooklyn
Mass
Cowboy and romance clash in Ari zona wit
The Philadelphia Record quotes a playful exchange as a romantic young woman questions a cowboy about his true persona. He replies he has little time to study magazine fiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Record
Arizona
Brazil Aims Big Agricultural Push Via U S Packing Firms
Rio de Janeiro leader Nilo Pacanha proposes government concessions to packing companies to spur broad farming growth across three regions Pernambuco Bahia Rio Santoz Porto Alegre Rio Grande do Sul with duty exemptions and subsidies for steamship transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Arthur Schindelar
Rio de Janeiro
New York
Europe
New York Sun
Nilo Pacanha
Schindelar
Belmont
Senhor
Rio
Senate
Pernambuco
Bahia
Santoz
Porto Alegre
Rio Grande Do Sul
Minas Geraes
Government hopes beef packing will spur Brazil farming
The government believes beef packing will drive agricultural spread in Brazil. It argues that rising cattle demand will push packers to seek superior cattle and push education to improve soil use and fodder for better cattle production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Minister’s language contagion after moving crew swears freely
A West Philadelphia minister observed that profanity spread to his household after hiring moving workers who used constant swearing. He refrained from rebuke, but after two days the minister himself slipped into the same language when struck by a nail, illustrating contagion of bad language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Philadelphia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Main
Elgin
Waltham
Hamilton
Micnois
Howard
Gruen
Vanguard Waltham
North Main Street
Home Baking Co
Diamonds
Mose Linz—Lends
Montana Mattress Co
Independent
Bell
Ia ‘Butte
East Park St
Dagen
DR. Dodd
Butte, Mont
Harry Siegel
South
Wyoming
Independent Telephone
Wary Ries
County
Ame
Germany
Datte
Searas
Rhumer
Baldwin
Batte
Einner Baldwin
YW. G. Prouts
Long End
Claimed
Setdel
Dilwaukee
Retary
Pere
Rudolph A Ghneits
Pather and Son
Ingersoll Rand
Ingersoll Rand Co
Fast Broadway
Bute
Journals of Society
the Heilbronner Co
Hunt
VIA
Oregon
Short Litt & R
Butte, Anaconda and
Helena
Peoria
Ill
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Sioux City
Kansas City
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Colorado
Utah
Oregon Short Line
North Main St
F. D. Wilson, D. F
P. A
Ayer
Anaconda
Pacific Railway
Airu
Oregon Short Line Railway
Silver Bow
Chicago, Milwaukee & Puset Sae
Durant
Uset Sound Railway
Northern Pacific Railway
Euran
Miles Crossing
Dawson
Broomshin
Big Hole Stage Co
Divide and Wisdom, Mont
BIG Hole Stage Company
Charles KE. Miller
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!