Butte Current Notes Highlight Local Notices and Events
Local notes cover registrations at hotels and offices, upcoming meetings, new business openings, births, and public notices. Mentions include dentists, architects, merchants, visitors to Hamilton and Helena, and a spring opening at Broadway parlors. Also notes rail ticket telegraphing changes and a card party by Alpha council on March 9.
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Real Wangs
Hutte
William Kirkpatrick
CS. Halve
Helena
L. T. Morgan
Finten
Charles Meltne
J. J. Scott
Hamilton
I Bulle
Dan Sturrington
West Center Styers
Guarry
Broadway
West Broadway
WC. T. UW
Mia
Gary Lomiley
South Alabama
Man's Magazine
Wolfe Jones Protest in Haver Rhode Island Treaty Debate
Wolfe Tone club protest in Haver, Conn, March s-L marks a celebration with Gov Higgins of Rhode Island as orator. Resolutions denounce ratification of the treaty between the United States and Great Britain, arguing England’s sincerity in world peace talks and the risk of conflict with Japan over the treaty terms.
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Haver
Conn
Robert. Bamet
Wolfe Tone Club
Gov. Dames HH. Higgins
Rhode
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Governor Magoon's Havana Arrival and Carnival Parade
Governor Magoon arrived in Havana aboard the US cutter Hatney and was welcomed with a national salute from Line of Cabanas fortress. He rode in an automobile to join the carnival parade through the Prado amid cheers and shouts of Viva Magoon.
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Havana
Magoon
Hatney
Cabanas Fortress
Automor
Prado
Fire destroys thousands of Honda in Nilgatie district blaze
A fire in Tokla district yesterday afternoon swept through two principal streets destroying about 3,400 Honda vehicles and causing extensive damage. The fire, which began in the afternoon and was extinguished by 9 o'clock this morning, left significant destruction but no loss of life reported.
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Tokla
P. A
Artist Faher Dean Chronicaled Health Decline
Chicago artist Faher Dean and Frederick Ware are noted in this fragmentary item. The text mentions health issues and a long illness spanning years, with partial references to names and an unspecified event or obituary context.
Miner in City Forgery Case Attracts Attention
In Butte a miner named Martin faces a penitentiary risk on forgery charges tied to the Hennessy Mercantile Co. Joseph Casey names Richard Williams as the man who caused the theft. Williams later drew funds he claimed as his own, and detectives link Martin to the crime through handwriting and misrepresented vouchers. A subsequent search found $18 on Martin.
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Ton Martin
Mountain View
Butte City
Honesey Mercantile Company
Jozéah Caxey
Lile
Martly
Stouly
Hennessy
Richard Wl.iams
Mountain Wew
Williams
Vauphey
Ate Qasey
Richard Willams
Richard FH
Lallert
Casey
Jer Lynch
Martin
Richard H. Willams
Fragmentary note on suspect’s movements and plan
A partial diary style entry references a person who recently worked three days at Mountain View and planned to leave town. It mentions talk of moving to Belial Columbia and obtaining funds, with one associate named William aware of his affairs and shift details.
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Mountain View Mie
Williama
Martin
Bylo
Belial Columbia
Wiliam
Melame Rimeelt
Calkins of the St Paul Begins Duties in Butte
H B Calkins recently promoted to general passenger agent of the St Paul road in Butte arrived from Chicago and will proceed to Lewiston after a tour of the Spokane line. He plans to finalize offices on the fifth floor of the new State Savings bank building.
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Calkins
THE
ST. Paul
Butte
H. BL Calking
St Paul
Chicago
Lewiston
New
State Savings Banly Guiding
St Johns Choir Presents Crucifixion Under V. Massacre
The St Johns congregation admired a superb rendering of Stalner s Crucifixion conducted by V Massacre marking the start of Jack s eighth year as musical director at St Johns. Tenors Pred Kitta TW Aymons basses FO Hop ber and Prune gmith sang with focus on the tragic text. The choir aims to continue offering large sacred works at special services.
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John's
Stalner
Christ
Garden
Gethsemane
Calvary
Pred Kitta
Aymons
Hopber
Prune Gmith
Hassna
Mat Jack
St. John’s
Aly Lord
Gaul
Holy City
Parker
Mandeleeshn
Haydn
Bhainer
St. John's
Good Man Friday Roils Barney Shanahan and Jim
Mack Driver Barney Shanahan had him Lewis arrested yesterday for the second time within weeks. The jailer quotes the harkman saying Lewis is his man Friday yet often trouble, as Jim keeps trying to provoke arrests and fights. Laws will tell all to Judge Gawan.
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Mack
Barney Shanahay
Lewis
Barney
Jim
Harkman
Sametmes
Ifo
Als Elde
Gawan
Attorney General Visits Deer Lodge Penitentiary
Attorney General Galen toured the Deer Lodge penitentiary with Warden Conley, learning the institution’s appliances rules and conduct. He said the escape risk appears minimal and believes yesterday’s crime inmates had no chance to escape even if the wardens had been killed.
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Galen
Deer Loteg
Prank Conley
Butte
Low Conley
Rich Strike of Copper in the President Group
Dr. Ferdinand Galton reported no rich strike of reaper ore in the President group of mines in the Big Foot District, Jefferson county about 15 miles northeast of Butte. The group is attracting English capitalists, with an estimated six figure sum at risk.
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Ferdinand Galton
Jefferson County
Incr
Butte
St Marys Parish Ladies Form Alayty Society
The ladies of St Marys parish organized a new Alayty Society yesterday afternoon. The meeting was well attended with strong interest. Officers elected: President Mrs John Forns, vice president Mrs Jack Kane, secretary Mrs Joseph Cronin, treasurer Mrs Jr B Pure. Executive committee: Mesdames Haley, McKee, Sealey, Howard and Harrington. The society will meet each Wednesday afternoon.
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St. Mary's Parish
St. Alayy’s
Dadica
John Forns
Mra
Jack Kane
Joseph Cronin
Jr. B. Pure
Mesdanes Haley
McKee
Sealey, Howard and Harrington
Surprise party honors Mrs. James A. Broughton Thursday
Hemlock club members hosted a party for Mrs. James A. Broughton on Thursday evening with games and refreshments. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. James Broughton and numerous local residents. Also listed are several ads for shops and services nearby.
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James A. Broughton
Hemlock
James Broughton
A. Squires
A. 7
William Purkham
Nes. M. Kusham
Mas E. Budd
Basilant
Fire at St Patrick's church kept from worshipers
A small fire in the boiler area of St Patrick's church was discovered early. Clergy and fire crews acted swiftly, keeping flames from spreading and preventing panic as the congregation calmly exited while the fire department secured the scene. The chimney burned out but no one was harmed.
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ST. Patrick's
Aretnen
St. Patrick's Church
Witil Mey
Atika Stacls
Iim
Tim
Readjustment urged in mail carrying rates
Washington March 6 An effort to secure adjustments in government mail transport pay before Congress has united more than 200 short railroads. The lines, mainly serving small towns, now earn 473 per mile yearly for 200 pounds and 6418 per mile for 600 pounds. Larger rails earn two to four times as much plus extra for railway post cars, while rural free delivery costs average 11 cents per mile for about 73 pounds of mail.
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Washington
March
Congress
United States
Winulets
Additon
Nearer, Collecting Tit Five From the Pittsburg Sun
The piece mocks high priced lawyers provoking public scorn as the Supreme Court limits a legal quirk that voids the Edking law on rebating fines. It notes Uncle Sam nears collecting a $28,090,000 penalty while arguing enforcement tools reflect common sense of plain people and legal doctrine.
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Pittsburg Sun
Supreme Court
Uncle Sam
Uran
Quality First Always Lowest Price Diamonds From Mayer
Fragmentary text suggests a diamond sale promotion from Mayer promising pure flawless stones at the lowest price. Mentions carat weight and references to the mayor, but details are unclear and inconsistent.
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Mayer
Man Bites Money in Police Station After Arrest
Police officer Otto arrested a man for simple drunkenness and found the captive chewing his own money during transport. The offender, name Beals, claimed to swallow two tens and five dollars totaling fifteen dollars and two ten notes, with one note recovered as a bond for release. He may not appear in court to tell his tale today.
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Poliga
Otto
Imere
H. &. Beals
Beals
Vis
Short Shrift for Bums Street Walkers Are Next
Detectives Bates Williams and Morrissey and Sergeant Sinsel continued cleanup of the city. Judge McGowan will have 50 more chair warmers to seal with in police court this morning. Bates declared action would follow as the street walkers have become a nuisance. Baltimore March. In an interview Attorney General Bonaparte said the Justice Department is active against these practices. About 90 complaints were pending and all have received attention. The details of some offenses are revolting.
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Bates
Williams
Morrissey
Sinsel
McGowan
Baltimore
Bonaparte
Department of Justice
Elephants and Natives in Mine Districts Face Damage and Compensation
Lomafundi correspondence notes natives traveling to mines suffer elephant attacks and seek other districts for work as elephants chase people across veld. Government owns and pays compensation for damage though payments are unclear. Critics urge removal of elephants to prevent disruption and danger.
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Courar
Indicted Brooklyn Bankers Face Perjury Charges
Two New York bankers Charles Bun shintahi and Michael Collap were arrested in Brooklyn and held on 32000 bail to face perjury charges connected to petitions for a venue change in trials of John G Jenikine and Hithyea Sans. The Jenkins were to be tried in Kings County in February but sought a venue shift claiming an unfair Brooklyn jury. The district attorney contends the petition was fraudulent and that perjury occurred in supporting affidavits. The senior John G Jenkins led the First National Bank of Brooklyn. Frank Jenkins led Williamsburg Trust. Red Jenkins was a Jenkins Trust director. All were indicted over their ties to these banks.
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New York
Charles Bunshintahi
Michael Collap
John G. Jenikine
Hithyea Sans
Brooklyn
Jenkins
Kings County
Anngea
First National Bank
John G
Clozed Jenkins ‘Trust Company
Prank
Treat Ment
Williamsburg Rust Company
Red Jenkins
Jenkins Trust, Company
Salt
Ind
Young People's Missionary Movement Opens In Esposition
A large three day national convention begins Tuesday morning in Esposition, drawing at least 2,300 delegates from around the world. Leaders from the YMCAs and YWCAs, along with other Protestant denominations, will attend, marking a historic gathering of the missionary movement.
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Pitlshurs
Haig Rhat Humber
Wartoun
North Amerites
T G
Birmingham cruiser arrives for trials in Bangor area
The Birmingham scout cruiser, sailing from Boston at high speed, arrives in Seaton for the official trials set to begin midweek. Great interest surrounds the weapon tests as officials prepare for proceeding events.
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Rackland
Birmingham
Seaton
Boston
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