Butte current notes and neighborhood ads
Local notices advertise piano rentals and tuners, mining machinery, butter and cider sales, and various travels. It lists visitors from Warm Springs and Seattle, trips to Alaska, health resort tips, railway routes, Peculiar society events, church services, and Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias activities with dates and locations across Butte Montana.
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Orton Bros. Grotto Cafe
Fred Orton
N. Main
J. G. Bates
Montana Music Co
Montane Music Co
Belle Springs
O. Y. Warren
Warm Springs
George D. Curtis
Alaska
Stromberg- Mullins Co
W. H. de Witt
California
Harvard
Fred J. Rowlands
E. Broadway
Hanson
H. L. Frank
Crow's Nest
Gregson Springs
Montana
Julia Rochester
Bowling Green
John
Norvell
Montana Liquor Company
J. J. Cole
Seattle
M. KE. Mayer
Montana Street
Butte
Stromberg-Mullins Co
Anaconda
Odd Fellows
Twin Bridges
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Hall Safe Company
Benny” Harrison
Ladies’ Home Journal
The
Woman's Home Companion
P. O
West Park
Charles Freyler
United Lodges
Heulah Fant
Helena
St. Vincent Academy
W. L. Fant
al Young
Shields Avenue
First Church of Christ
First Presbyterian Church
Saloon Killing Trial Begins for Three Men
Charles Anderson Gilbert Gibson and Charles Swanson were tried together for the May 16 murder of Mike Harrington at the Rockey Mountain saloon on Fast Park street. Judge McClernan's panel exhausted. a special 50 name venire was issued. Anderson was bartender. Harrington, after drinking with them, was struck with an ice pick and died May 22 after weeks of illness.
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Charles Anderson
Gilbert Gibson
Charles Swanson
Mike Harrington
Court Hearing On Custody Modification For Tregear Boy
Mrs Carrie Bailey seeks modification of a divorce decree awarding custody to Willam Tregear. A 14 year old witness testified Tregear whipped the boy and insulted his mother, while Tregear denies abuse and claims proper discipline. Hearing resumes Saturday afternoon with J L Vines representing Tregear.
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Carrie Bailey
Willam Tregear
Harney
Tony Layton
Tregear
Suit Over Malicious Arrest Sealed Verdict Returned
A suit by H. R. Walker against A. H. Taylor C. L. Woods M. C. Harris and T. J. Wilson for 300 damages alleging malicious arrest and false imprisonment was tried before Judge Herney yesterday. Taylor owed Walker 18.75 and Walker planned to leave for Utah to work as a carpenter. Woods sought Taylor’s collection and had Walker arrested as a defaulter. Harris and Wilson presided. Walker was released and the damages suit ended with a sealed verdict. Attorneys Oles and Tillinghast for Walker and Brodeson for the defendants.
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H. R. Walker
A. H. Taylor
C. L. Woods
M. C. Harris
T. J. Wilson
Walker
Oles
Tillinghast
Brodeson
Verdict in Berthemet vs Annear Over Property Possession
Jury verdict favors Berthemet owner of Lexington company and Atlantic lode claim while awarding $1 for rents. Case held in Judge Harney’s court after nearly a week of testimony. It held Annear occupied land pre patent in 1881 but Berthemet’s surface mining rights supported possession. Woven into a newspaper sale note on White waists and linen skirts at 9c.
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Donard Berthemet
Joseph Annear
Harney
Berthemet
Lexington Company
Atlantic Lode
Annear
Atlantic
Mysterious Helena Shooting Involving Mrs Piret
Helena dispatch reports Har ry Lombard a book keeper shot in the left chest near the collarbone with a small caliber pistol fired by Mrs Piret a dressmaker at her home 62 South Davis street. Doctors kept details secret Lombard says accident from handling the pistol likely due to quarrel theory unverified.
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The
Standard
Helena
Harry Lombard
Honolulu
South
Davis Street
Lombard
Governor Toole Declines Buffalo Pan American Exposition Invitation
Helena June 25 Governor Toole was invited by President Francis of the St Louis exposition to join ex position officials in Buffalo for the dedication of the Louisiana Purchase exposition building at the Pan American fair but could not attend.
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Standard
Helena
Toole
Francis
Buffalo
Governors Invited to Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St Louis
President Francis wired the governor to travel to St Louis and proceed with exposition officials to Buffalo at their expense starting Saturday. The governor replied by wire that he cannot attend. The building will be dedicated July 2. Other state governors are said to have received similar invitations.
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Francis
St. Louis
Buffalo
Louisiana Purchase
Henderson and White attend Marlborough House guards view in London
In London on June 25 D B Henderson speaker of the US House and Henry White US embassy secretary observed the yeomen of the guard inspection at Marlborough House. Joseph Choate hosted luncheon for Henderson with many dignitaries present.
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London
D. B. Henderson
United States
House of Representatives
Henry White
Edward
Marlborough House
Joseph H. Choate
Henderson
Lord Roberts
Lord Pauncefote
Joseph Chamberlain
Henry Fowler
M. P
Clement A. Griscom
The
International Navigation Company
Michael Hicks-Beach
Lord Strathcona
Charles T. Ritchie
James Bryce
John Morley
Anthony BK. Ashley
Captain Lee
William &J
John Broderick
A. J. Balfour
William Court Gully
House of Commons
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Herbert H. Aequith
Judge Harrison
George Wyndham
Rison
George Whyham
J. Pierpont Morgan
Clinton A. Dawkins
House of
J. P. Morgan & Co
Choate
House of Lords
Duke of Bedford
Lord Dunraven
Lord Raglan
False alarm as three escapees remain at large
Sheriff plans armed response after reports of three jailed men spotted at a saloon along the Hump between Butte and Gregson prove unfounded. Dempsey and two other wanted men were not found, as deputies confirm the trio drank and relaxed while a $400 reward lures the saloonkeeper.
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Dempsey
Butte
Gregson
Schrickengost
Healey
Desirable Colorado Street Lots Near Park Sell at Bargain
Two lots on Colorado Street near Park offered at a bargain. They are highly desirable for modern flats and close enough to ensure easy rental opportunities.
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Colorado Street
Park
Bank in New York Faces Clearing Balance Rumor
A debit balance of 938000 at the Seventh National Bank with the clearing house triggered rumors of bank trouble. Clearing house officials said all banks met obligations and clearing sheets passed. The bank later announced the large debit reflected heavy activity by major brokerages and banks, with President Kimball resigning and E R Thomas elected to succeed him.
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New York
Seventh National Bank
William Sherer
Clearing House Association
Kimball
Bank
E. R. Thomas
Samuel Thomas
Diplomas Mailed to Montana Teachers by State Board
Helena June 25 W W Welch superintendent of public instruction mailed 10 life diplomas and 9 state diplomas to teachers honored at the recent state board of education meeting. Life diploma recipients include G F E Stone Hamilton Jennie Adams Hamilton Mary H Kenny Great Falls J F Pierce Dillon Etella Mae Rich Dillon Jessie B Wolfe Mackay Annie M Sutherland Anaconda Laura I Miller Dillon Mabel Gordon Billings T H Conlon Armington. State diploma recipients include Fannie L Spurck Kalispell I H Leavenworth Miles City Myrtle M Clarke Philipsburg W A Jennings and W C Greybeal Elliston G Holleington Lewistown R E Beigle Lewistown Mary A Gorman West Park and J E Stephenson Butte.
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Standard
Helena
W. W. Welch
Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Board of Education
G. FE. Stone
Hamilton
Jennie Adams
Mary H. Kenny
Great Falls
J. F. Pierce
Dillon
Etella Mae Rich
Jessie B. Wolfe
Mackay
Annie M. Sutherland
Anaconda
Laura I. Miller
Mabel ©. Gordon
Billings
T. H. Conlon
Armington
Fannie L. Spurck
Kalispell
I. H. Leavenworth
Miles City
Myrtle M. Clarke
Philipsburg
W. A. Jennings
W. C. Greybeal
Elliston
G. Hoieington
Lewistown
R. E. Beigle
Lewis
Bryan Not a Candidate for Office in Any Case
Buffalo dated June 25 The Times Norman Mack prints a Bryan statement saying he is not a candidate for any office and has no candidate in mind. He emphasizes principles over individuals and warns voters to demand definite principles, arguing expediency should not guide actions.
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Buffalo
N. Y
William J. Bryan
The
Times
Norman I. Mack
Democratic Party
Callister to Take Office as Montana Utah Idaho Collector
K H Callister of Salt Lake, named successor to Charles M Webster as collector of internal revenue for Montana Utah and Idaho, arrived to confer and will assume duties at Salt Lake once a $60 000 bond is approved and office turnover completed. Mrs French, stamp clerk, will accompany to assist and return. Mr Moore likely retained at Butte.
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Helena
K. H. Callister
Salt Lake
Charles M. Webster
Montana
Utah
Idaho
Webster
Washington
French
E. 8. French
Callister
Moore
Butte
Massacre Report From Quelpart Shocks Korea Missionaries
The Kamakura Maru brings news of a massacre at Quelpart where French converts attacked natives during a meeting. Two French missionaries and 200 converts armed with rifles opened fire, killing at least 50. later, 250 more converts were found dead in villages and orders restored by French and Japanese forces. A survivor notified Seoul, prompting intervention by French minister, warships, and Korean troops. The second item notes machine shops in Cincinnati reopening for strikers who wished to return, but few did.
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Victoria
B. C
Quelpart
Korea
Saishifu
Seoul
Cincinnati
Ohio
War costs England fortune weekly in Cape War update
In London the house of commons heard that the South Africa War costs England about 1,250,000 pounds weekly. Invaders in Cape Colony numbered 1,000 to 2,000, with 1,448 typhoid cages in April and 17 deaths. Rome notes the pope's reduced health limits summer residence but no alarm over his condition.
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London
South Africa
House of Commons
Cape Colony
Treasury Buys Short Term and Five Percent Bonds
Washington on June 25 the secretary of the treasury purchased 126000 in short term four percent bonds at 113998 and 90000 in five percent bonds at 109060.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Two Years Service Proposed for Senate Duty
Paris notes the senatorial army committee favors two years of compulsory military service instead of three, a decision made at today’s meeting. The plan aims to streamline drafts and align with current wartime needs.
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Paris
Senatorial Army
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