Corbett and Nolan Pow Wow in Chicago
Swedish wrestling champ Corbett visits America and talks about Thompson and Britt while planning matches in the East. Nelson defends his status with Battling, Nolan disputes, and Gotch set to face Swedish Alex Samuelson in Minneapolis. Salt Lake gymnasts and Turner festival draw crowds as Reilly heads home to Los Angeles. Larry Lajoie’s Cleveland team returns after a strong East swing. White Sox also pressing in the American League. Funeral notices for Daniel O Donnell and other local obsequies noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corbett
Chicago
Maurice Thompson
Butte
The
Record-Herald
Pacific
Billy Nolan
Nelson
Dane
Nolan
Britt
Kid Sullivan
East
Pacific Coast
Charlie Neary
Milwaukee
Tommy Mowatt
St. Joe
Mich
Frank Gotch
Alex Samuelson
Minneapolis
Samuelson
America
Gotch
Tom Jenkins
Larry Lajoie
Cleveland Americans
Chicago White Sox
Funeral Notices for Fillupala and Davern
John Fillupala aged 39 died yesterday funeral tomorrow at 1 30 PM from 32 North Atlantic Street to the Finnish church services follow. Thomas P Davern aged 35 died day before yesterday born Ballylanders Limerick Ireland recently arrived from Park City Utah.
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John Fillupala
North Atlantic Street
Thomas P. Davern
Ballylanders
County Limerick
Ireland
Park City
Utah
Death of William Fant Prominent Butte Resident
William L. Fant, longtime Butte businessman with the Butte Exchange Furniture Company, died suddenly at Nine Mile house after a brief illness. He was about 38, had lived in Butte 17 years, and was a member of the Woodmen of the World. His father, brother, sister and 10 year old daughter live in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Fant
Butte
Butte Exchange Furniture Company
Nine Mile House
Case of Smallpox Sent to Hospital
Harry Fagan, colored, was sent to the county pesthouse yesterday by Dr. T J Sullivan the city Physician because he was suffering from a case of small pox. Fagan had been ill for more than a week with what he considered a bad cold. He had been living by himself on South Arizona street and worked at Lange's saloon. The doctor thinks Fagan will recover with proper attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Fagan
T. J. Sullivan
Fagan
Arizona Street
Lange's
Murray Sues Eaves Over $500 Note Counter Claim
James A. Murray files suit against Lu cien Eaves seeking judgment on a $500 promissory note. Eaves counters that the note was paid and alleges an agreement from Aug 1901 to form a company to take up a lease and bond on the Late Acquisition lode claim and to reimburse his expenditures totaling $3,500, arguing the plaintiff must cancel the note and pay $8,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Murray
Lucien Eaves
Eaves
Judge rules creditors lack justification in Levin bankruptcy case
Helena June 26 Special Dispatch to the Standard Judge Hunt dismisses charges against Thompson Campbell the referee in bankruptcy for Butte exonerating him after creditors sought removal. Campbell testified he followed precedent in declaring a 6 percent dividend despite funds for more. He notes the fee dispute was an independent claim with legal basis. Judge Hunt emphasizes the proceedings had no justification and appeared anger driven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Helena
Thompson Campbell
Butte
Hunt
Nat Levin
Missoula
Campbell
Mr. Campbell
Woody, Marshall & Woody
Proceedings Dismissed After Anger Flares At Referee
In a session marked by anger towards the referee, the proceedings were dismissed. Sanders & Sanders represented Mr. Campbell and T. Clark Marshall the petitioning creditors.
Death in Idaho Mines Delays Father of Deceased
John M. Steward, father of Miss Della Audecy Steward, learns Saturday of the death and begins eastward from Idaho mines seventy miles from rail lines. Funeral plans shift to the family home at 303 South Idaho Street in Butte for tomorrow afternoon pending his arrival. Also advertised are men's silk ties on sale at Tonkin's, reduced from $1 to 45 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Steward
Della Audecy Steward
Idaho
Butte
South
Idaho Street
Temper of Nippon Soldier Reflects Samurai Tradition
The article argues Nippon soldiers excel by quality and temper over quantity, trained in modern arms and fed well. It compares their discipline to samurai edge temper and jiujitsu mastery, seeing Yamato damashi shaping their performance in Manchuria today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nippon
Manchuria
Women Hotel Keepers Run English Country Town Hotels
Many country towns in England employ women as hotel managers and they are claimed to perform better than men in the same role. The article highlights skill, efficiency, and leadership shown by women in these positions across various towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
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Loteo
London
New York
Europe
India
Milan
Napoleon
Henderson Catron Fanna
Henderson
Cnglisn
Symons
Russia
Lizveo
Orth
Thompson
Getch Arst—Turners
Indiana
Chief Reilly
Dave Barry
Salt Lake
Mike A Chreck
Ruby Robert
Fitzsimmons
Lagoon
Fitz
the Pig
Bob
Jimmy Gardner
Jimmy
Buddy Ryan
Marvin Farr
Louisville
Jack Root
Reno
Jack McCormick
Hart
Indianapolis
North American Gymnastic Union
Charley Reilly
Los Angeles
Reilly
Ogden
Junction City
Utah Capital
Sherman & Reed
St. Patrick’s Church
Daniel O'Donnell
Mr. Groeneveld
William Fant
Thomison Campbell
Ger
D. A. Steward
Tee Butte
Tonkin's
Havana
la Preferencia Cigars
Montana
ALL Good Cigar
Andrus
Detroit
Mick Newbro
Paxson & Rockefeller
Newbro Deng
Seneckefeller and
Newbro O
Batts
Av Anstenda
Barber
Newbro
Herpicide Co
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