Mayor Nevin Back This Afternoon Over Incinerating Plants
Mayor Nevin returns tonight from a western tour with Aldermen Riley and White after inspecting Spokane Seattle Portland and San Francisco garbage incinerators. The committee assessed plant operations and revenue, reporting to the city council on return. Poundmaster Pete Callahan to prosecute unlicensed dogs after June 27, seeking to boost licensing. Acceptance of franchise by Butte Anaconda & Pacific allows an over head crossing at North Wyoming to reach the Stewart mine of the Clark properties.
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Nevin
Butte
Riley
White
Spokane
Seattle
Portland
Portlaind
San Francisco
Jeffries
Jackson
Salt Lake
Pete Callahan
the Standard
Callahan
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Road
Wyoming Street
Stewart
Clark
Anconda Company
Saxberg Murder Case Gets a Continuance
The state case against John Saxberg for murder was indefinitely postponed at defense attorney request. M F Canning, one of Saxberg's lawyers, is ill and unable to attend court. A related criminal assault case against KK Kangarapis will be tried this afternoon.
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John Saxberg
Donian
Department of the District Court
M. F. Canning
Saxberg
KK. Kangarapis
Clerke's at 125 North Main Undergoes Remodeling Sale
Carpenters continue remodeling the front at Clerke's with a business incentive to maintain trade. The store offers a $25 suit for 15 dollars and a $27 to $35 line for 19.75 dollars, described as a great opportunity to save.
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Clerke’s
North Main Street
Court fines and dismissals in early morning cases
Erick Perker, naming himself Erick Mikelson, was fined 20 and costs after an early morning arrest for attempting to terrorize the red light district. Andrew Soari’s case was dismissed when witnesses failed to appear and his bond was forfeited. Jean Boyd, charged with theft, was fined 50 and costs after the accuser did not pursue the disorderly house allegation.
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Erick Perker
Erick Mikelson
Red Light
Soari
Jean Boyd
James Jones
Buffalo cow dies as mountain goat is born at Columbia Gardens
The Columbia Gardens zoo reported the death of a buffalo cow about to calve early Wednesday morning and welcomed a white mountain goat kid. It marks the second goat born at the gardens and the third mountain goat born in captivity.
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Columbia Gardens
Gardens Zoo
Gardens
Butte Proposes Strict Action on Unlicensed Dogs
City pond master Peter Callahan warns residents that any person harboring dogs without the 1910 license tax will be vigorously prosecuted starting June 27, 1910. Offenders face a fine between five and fifty dollars.
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Butte
Peter Callahan
Poundmaster
Funeral notice for Dan P Buckley on June 28
All members are asked to meet at the hall at 9 a m on June 28 to attend the funeral of our late brother Dan P Buckley. Signed by William Walsh W P Be P Gillick W S.
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Dan P. Buckley
William Walsh
W. P
P, Gillick
W. S
Bank stock dispute and city damages in Butte court
The report covers amended complaints in a bank stock dispute between George W. Davis and his brother Andrew J. Davis, claiming gift and estate interests. It notes a $80 529.66 value for Davis’s interest and $241 489 for the mother’s estate, plus an $80 529.66 rise since filing. A juror, Harry Young, was discharged for incorrect answers in a damage suit against the city. Another suit sought $1 530 for a grade change in Hope addition, resulting in a $300 verdict, while Maude Fox Reinig’s $2 350 suit remained undecided. James McAlona seeks divorce from Alice McAlona amid alleged infidelity.
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Andrew J. Davis
First National Bank
Thea Jane Davis
Wele
Harry Young
McClernan
Department of the District Court
Hogewell
W. A. Conroy
Butte
Hope Addition
Maude Fox Reinig
Thal
French government to boost births with new measures
Paris reports a parliamentary package to raise birth rates includes longer military service for bachelors over 29, mandatory marriage for state workers 25 and older, extra pay and pensions for families with more than three children, and repeal of estate equal division. Authors cite fears of property division limiting families as births in 1909 fell from 792,000 to 770,000.
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Paris
France
Republic
Father tracks sons in murder case in Tulsa trial
Lonnie Smith a wealthy Cherokee freedman and his sons Tom 18 and David 22 go on trial in Tulsa for the December murder of Frank Miller. Smith tracked his sons for a week and later delivered them to authorities becoming an accessory.
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Tulsa
Okla
Lonnie Smith
Tom
David
Frank Miller
Smith
Cherokee payment begins in Tahlequah with 5000 claimants
Alice Wilson, aunt of Senator Robert L Owen, drew the first check in the large Cherokee payment process in Tahlequah on June 22. Five thousand people gathered to receive funds, the largest payout yet, with hundreds sleeping overnight in the square around the capitol to secure a place in line.
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Tahiequah
Oklo
Alice Wilson
Robert L Owen
Capitol Building
Orton Bros Piano and Organ Value Appeal
If you want the best value for your money in a piano or an organ call on Orton Bros. 214 218 Main Street for low prices and consultation.
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Orton Bros
Main Street
Crop reports exaggeration denied by Great Northern official
J T McGaugher and J T McGraughey, Great Northern Railway officials, travel through Montana and debunk talk of imminent crop failures due to drought. They cite moisture below the surface, recent heavy rains near Great Falls, and say scientific farming methods protect crops, with conditions excellent from Billings to Judith Basin.
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J. T. McGraughey
Great Northern
Montana
Great Falls
Shelby
Walter
Conrad
Montana Agricultural Cllege
Shaw
Billings
Billings & Northern
Judith Basin
Colonel Swope’s Nephew Sues For More Of Estate
Felix Swope of Midway Kentucky, nephew of Col. Thomas H. Swope, hires a Kansas City attorney to challenge the will. He received 132000, less than his cousins who are children of Mrs Logan C. Swope, and argues he is entitled to one fourth of the estate as the son of one of Col Swope’s brothers.
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Kansas City
Felix Swope
Midway
Thomas H. Swope
John S. Swope
Colonel Swope
Logan C. Swope
Third Anglo American Wedding Held in London
In St. George's church London on June 22 Miss Helen Post wed Montague Eliot in the third Anglo American wedding this month. Miss Post is the daughter of Lady Barrymore and the late Arthur Post of New York. Mr. Eliot is the son of the late Col C G C Eliot and grandson of the third Earl of St Germans. He served as a groom in waiting to the late King Edward. Lord Barrymore gave away the bride.
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St. George's Church
Helen Post
Montague Eliot
Miss Drexel
Carter
Miss Post
Lady Barrymore
Arthur Post
New York
Mr. Eliot
Col
C. G. C. Eliot
Earl of
St. Germans
King Edward
Lord Barrymore
Gillis to be reimbursed for clerk embezzlement loss
Malcolm Gillis, postmaster at Butte, will be reimbursed for 2500 dollars embezzled in 1907 by a clerk. The relief bill was favorably reported by the Senate claims committee and passed by the Senate. Claims by the Jefferson Lime Company and A L Smith and William Tracy of Helena were referred to the Court of Claims.
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The
Standard
Washington
Malcolm Gillis
Butte
Senate Claims Committee
Senate
Jefferson Lime Company
A.L. Smith
William Tracy
Helena
Court of Claims
Missionary Movement Originator to Speak in Butte Next Spring
J Campbell White, credited with initiating the layman's missionary movement, writes W C Messias, chairman of the local committee, that he will address Montana laymen in Butte next spring. White had been set to attend a recent city convention but could not keep the engagement.
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J. Campbell White
W. C. Messias
Butte
Montana
Mr. White
O'Brien and Phillips Wed at Sacred Heart Church
George J. O'Brien and Bessie R. Phillips were married yesterday morning at Sacred Heart church by Father Leschner. Bernard Gouder served as best man and Bessie Prentice as bridesmaid. A wedding breakfast followed at the Thornton hotel before the couple departed for the coast.
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George J. O’brien
Bessie R. Phillips
Butte
Sacred Heart Church
Father Leschner
Bernard Gouder
Bessie Prentice
Thornton Hotel
Coast
Train collision near Johnstown kills one, injures ten
A head on crash between two freight trains on the Somerset and Cambria branch of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad at Paint Creek and Foulsville stations left one dead and ten injured, all trainmen, early today.
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Johnstown
Paint Creek
Foulsville
Somerset & Cambria
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Wages Increased in Canada by Arbitration Board
The board of conciliations in arbitration between the Grand Trunk and Canadian Pacific railways and their trainmen and conductors has announced a 25 percent wage increase effective May 1. Located in Toronto on June 22.
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Toronto
Board of Conciliations
Grand Trunk
Canadian Pacific
Lisa Cash Grocery Co Offers Delicacies and Oils
An advertisement urges calling Lisa Cash Grocery Co for table delicacies cheese olive oil and related goods with two Bell phone numbers promising profit and fewer troubles through telephone service.
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Lisa Cash Grocery Co
Bell Telephone Service
Children to Play at Gardens Today in Butte
At 9 30 this morning the young setters of Butte may board gardens cars free as guests of Manager Wharton and Senator Clark. Special cars will run to Park and Main to pick up children. returns include transfers. Thursdays during vacation will be children’s day with free transport to the gardens.
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Butte
Wharton
Senator Clark
Park
Murder trial opens amid tense Johnson Spicer case
Jackson Ky June 22 Lemna Johnson arrested on complicity charges in the Jette Creek feud killing Asbury Fugate and wounding his mother. With her captured Asbury Spicer's 18 year old son alleged to have aided his father. Johnson sister of Elisha Johnson jailed for last week Miles Crawford murder. Examining trial set for Thursday as rival families converge.
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Spicer- Fugate
Traction Magnate Thomas P. Ryan Leaves for Europe
New York on June 22 Thomas P. Ryan renowned traction magnate and millionaire sailed aboard the Mauretania for Europe. He stated he has no further interest in politics and denied being a candidate for United States Senator from Virginia.
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Thomas P. Ryan
Europe
Mauretania
United States
Virginia
Chicago Men Plan Sierra Sum Mount Whit ney Climb
Several Chicago men from the Geographical Society of Chicago will join a Sierra Club of California expedition to climb Mount Whitney, the Sierra Nevada’s highest peak, during the summer.
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Chicago
Mount Whitney
Sierras
The
Geographical Society of Chicago
Sierra Club of California
Congress of Chambers Accepts Boston 1912 Session
The International Congress of Chambers of Commerce met in London and accepted by acclamation an invitation to hold the 1912 session in Boston. The decision was announced June 22.
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London
International Congress of Chambers of Commerce
Boston
Silver Bow National Bank Savings Dept Promotes 4 Percent Interest
The Silver Bow National Bank savings department offers 4 percent interest. It is the only savings department in the city under national supervision.
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Silver Bow National Bank
The
The Important Problem of a Healthful Laxative Choice
The passage urges a healthful lifestyle aided by Syrup of Figs and Exir of Senna to cleanse the system effectively and without irritation. It asserts physicians approve the combination and that millions of families have used it for years, recommending only the genuine California Fig Syrup Co. product.
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California Fig Syrup Co
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