Questions and Answers from an era of queries and oddities
A compiled Q and A fragment discusses a July riot in Butte in 1994 and notes on Irish American club openings, Kalispell altitude of 2006 feet, and historical church dedication at Mount Bethel in Walkerville on November 25 1906. It also muses on the mythical tinicorn from Greek and Roman lore and lists the cabinet officer creation order with state, treasury, war, attorney general, postmaster general, navy, interior, agriculture, commerce, and labor.
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Butte
Kalispell
Walkerville
Mount Bethel
India
Treasury
Prat
Navy
Interior
Agriculture
Commerce and Labor
Nashville Students at the Ansonia Tonight
Nashville Students and Jubilee Minstrels perform at the Ansonia theater Wednesday afternoon with a parade at noon and a band concert at 7 20 p.m. The act, praised for old time minstrelsy flavor, has 35 years of history and broad appeal across language regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culligan
Nashville
Ansonia Theater
Southland
Ansonia
City court passes wide fines on assaults and licenses
The county beat reports a midmorning judge’s ruling in Hutte en Skalbrin case affirming city license loss for milk seller but exonerating Skatuein. Separately four men were sentenced for assault on Pete Rowe, with Judge Booker promising harsher measures. Other rulings included fines for dope, loitering, and property disputes, plus a warning to a jurist about future testimonies.
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Silver Bow County
Butte
Hoaher
Hutte En Skalbrin
Ireland
S4at Wein
Walters Big Play Coming to Butte July 1
The first local presentation of Ku aon Walters biggest success Fine Gwathers will be at the Trond ay theater on July 1 under the direction of 1. St. Frazee with an Astor theater New York all star cast. The entire principal company remains unchanged since opening night and features Robert Edeson Wilton Lackaye Max Figman Tose Coghlan Tanta Robertson Amelia Latmere among others in stellar roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ku Aon
Fine Feathers and Asieat by Tugene Walter on stage
The piece analyzes Tugene Walter's plays Like Fine Feathers and Asieat showing American home life, consumer pressures, and feminine longing. Since August the production has run in New York and Chicago with a full cast traveling to the Pacific coast after April.
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Tugene Walter
Han Opty
New York
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Orluie
Butte Miner Released On Charge Of Murder
Jack Callahan a Butte miner is freed in midvale Utah after ten months in Salt Lake County jail. The district court dismissed the case on motion of the district attorney finding insufficient evidence to proceed. Callahan had been charged with the murder of night marshal Frank A Colclough, with A Colclough also held. Hill, previously convicted of the murder, had a separate arrest. The state failed to connect Callahan to the shooting. A reward for conviction will not be paid.
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Will Devaney
Sard
Utah Avenue
John Crowle
John Hanley
William Maley
George Randovich
Samir Satrovich
Grossman
Br. A
Jiey Fenter
Harry Kelley
Jor Norton
John Doyle
Jewell Walsh
Main Springs
Mayer
W. Park
Jack Callahan
Butte
Night Narshal Frank
A. Colclough
Mid- Pale
Utah
O'Brien
Saltne
Jack? Callahan
J. A. Hail
Aeroh Frank
A. Colelough
Midvale Lnst
F.C. Loofbourow
Callahan
Hill
Ata
Snake Creek
Salt Lake
Medical association meets in Minneapolis with reforms
Montana physicians attended the American Medical Association convention in Minneapolis. Discussions focused on improving public health through education, establishing a national research bureau, and eradicating quackery. Notable attendees included Dr. Campbell and Dr. Murray from Montana, with a federation plan to broaden education and research nationwide.
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National Bureau of Research
American Medical Association
Minneapolis
Montana
Dra. Donald Campbell
T. J. Murray
Ds Ht, Anderson
Kistler
John Wotte
Ian A. Donovan
Alfred Karsted
Butte
J. F. Spelman
Anaconda
W. G. Dye
Deer Lodge
FF. Dodie
Miesonia
H.W. Taylor
Pinxott
Oundup
B Helena
de Murray
University
St Minnesota
Gente
Far Enet
Tie
Vincent
Bho
Mane
Campbell
Montana, Representative In the House He Megates, Aumber of Butterhy- Ot Sane
Vlan
Debet
Fire Department Tower Undergoes First Trial Exercise
Firefighters at Quarts Street station practiced two per week drills including rescues from a front tower. A crowd watched as men scaled the south side and a net was stretched for safety while a smoke stack behind the Silver Bow National Bank Building witnessed the event. Damage from a hotel kitchen fire earlier caused about 15 dollars in losses. Frank J. Marshall, famed chess player, travels from Chicago to Seattle with Le Mile commercial club for exhibitions, planning a long cross country tour visiting multiple states.
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Quarts Street
Yes
Silver Bow National Bank
Frank J. Marsal
Butte
Chicago
Seattle
Shere
le- Mile
Montana
Noha'pakota
Minnesota
Nebraska
Tiinois
Isner WORTH MLCT one Sere icR OSA Abrahamson death inquest
Abrahamson a miner living at 240 Broadway told roommate Nelson days before his death by carbolic acid. Nelson testified at coroner’s inquest. Doctors Mccarthy and Maginn said autopsy found death by carbolic acid. jury concluded illness induced the act.
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Osa Abrahamson
Tt Broadway
Iiles Nelson
Nelson
Avrahamson
Butte court cases move through asjury notes and claims rise
The transfer of James Henechke v United States company from district to federal court follows an Arizona Corporation dispute over 2000 dollars for injuries on a tool sharpening machine. Local suits include Mrs Sturray against the city of Butte after a fall on ice and Archibald Cuchane vs Butte Copper for balance on a stall sale. Probate actions involve estates of Frank Kelly and George Giukenieve with admin settlements and a will probate for Sophron Marchesseau with special administrator appointed amid heir age concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Henechke
Butte & Superior Company
District Court
United States Court
Lynch
Heneshkre
Arizona
J. Bruce Kremer
Holstens Blacksmith Shop
Ask & Singer
Rotering
Frank Sturray
Butte
Trek
Arthurd Cuchane
Butte Contral Copper Company
Anaconda
John Kelly
Frank Kelly
Carrie McKenzie
George Giukenaie
Free swimming for west side children at Gregson
The Butte west side will have a water plunge today with free swim suits for every child accompanied by a parent or guardian. The river plunge is lowered to allow various activities. Train schedules show departures at 8 40 and 1 00 with return from Gregson later in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Gregson
Main Street
Adv
Butte-Alex Scott shows strong year in county assessments
Statement filed with the county assessor highlights Platte-Alex Scott properties' solid year. Net earnings reach 81,847.21 with a gain of 2,502.26 from last year. Ore output valued at 8.04 per unit, transportation cost 5,199.87, other items omitted. Shoes and Oxfords noted at Everybody's Shoe Store on Park Street.
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Lutey
Lyon's Best
Rex
Manzanilla Olives
Lutey's
Tzlgecan
Genesee
Washington
Hood Rivers
Royal Ann
Bing
Swift
Courtney
O’rourke Shoe Co
Wyoming Street Park
Broadway
Eagle Loan
East Park Street
Eagle Loan Office
Fuller Drug. Co
Newbro Drug Co
Questions
Becaue
Spector
Tn Police
Carl Crowley
Don Buckiey
Frank Rose
East Mercury Street
Pete
Rowe
Tose
Kahan & Goldberg
Charles Feilzon
MIF
Nhcicn Tewas
Booke
Stacy-Adams
North Main Street
Walters
the Drandway In Theater
Jerusalem
Maite Phivatelans
Rue
Hospital Marine Service
United Alites
Toete
Silver Bow Medical Society
Tor
Blue
San Vera
Golten
TretAbraham Jacob
Orean
Feare
John A. Witherspoon
Nat
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Dr. Vaughan
Srmati City
S.J
Ff Vaughan
Michigan
Fire Department
Cress
Manhattan Eccello
Madras
Pereales
Manhattan
Excello
Andry
Arranges
Court
Sophron Marches
Roane
T J. Harrington
Charles Urbonnell
Marchesseau
Canada
F. X. Glard
Donlan
Alex Scott
Tess
Park Street
F. A. Ironside
Fairmont Creamery Co
Thomas _J. Calligan
Merry Minstrels
Allen & Dana
Fast
Newbro
Missoula
Mont
United States
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