St Patrick's Day Parade Marks Butte Celebration
A large St Patrick's day parade and ceremonies in Butte featured more than 60 marchers, a church mass at St Lawrence, and an afternoon program at the auditorium. The day included a garden of Irish relics on streets, a notable speech on emigration by John V Dwyer, and multiple dances at Hibernia, Union, and Coliseum halls. The event highlighted Irish heritage, patriotism to Ireland and America, and a strong display of unity among attendees.
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Butte
St. Lawrence Church
J. W. Dwyer
St. Patrick's Day
Sicely
Patricia
Ireland
Walkerville
Mars
St Lawrence Church
Old Country
Irish
Fife and Corps
Tibernians
Robert Emmet
Elle Teague
St. Amrence
Batens
I. W. McMoten
St. Charles College
Helena
Crawley
St. Lawrence
Joyce
Boulder
Foverly
Helnville
Father McMullen
Chmirch
Deryer
John V. Dwyer
Trish
Rick
Tha ‘Puntry
St.atrick
St. Patrick
Tange
Hand of Providence
Lucent
America
St Patrick
Treland
Hibernia Hall
Centerville
Atiners
Union Hall
Coliseum
J. 4. Lynch
Don J. Murphy
J. McCarthy
James J. Mccarthy
James Connelly
John Gribben
John Sturphy
John Jey
John Gilmore
James
J. Murphy
Barney McVeigh
Dan O'Neill
John O'Leary
Th Lyons
Mat’ Kennedy
Miners’ Union Hall
J. Moran
Christian Funeral for Hollow Horn Bear Chief
In Washington on March 17 Hollow Horn Bear, last major leader of the Powerful Slows, received a Christian funeral at St Pauls Church. Chiefs of the Blackfeet Crow and Sioux attended, adorned in feathers and blankets, as the body was sent to Cookston, SD for burial with Warrior ancestors. The wife and daughters were believed en route to join the procession, with the commissioner of Indian affairs aiming to intercept them for the homeward trip.
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Washington
Hollow Horn Bear
Slows
St. Paul's Catt Church
Chick
Chie
Sonnyreen
Cookston
Iian
Governors pledge help to curb white slave trade across states
Lieutenant Governor O Hara, head of Illinois Senate committee on the white slave evil, announced tonight that governors from 12 states have offered cooperation to suppress the trade of women and related evils. Responding states include New York Massachusetts Wisconsin Iowa Virginia South Dakota South Carolina Mississippi Michigan Kentucky Georgia Wyoming and West Virginia.
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Springfield
Aturen
O'Hara
Senate
Illinois
New York
Massachusetts
Wisconsin
Iowa
Virginia
South Dake
South Carolina
Mississippi
Michiga
Kentucky
Georgia
Wyoming
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James Cumminns
ALOHL
John J. O'Meara
James Cummins
the Hibernians
James Chatham
William
Altes ‘Danting
M. J. Gxvigan
Gaelic League
Martha’ Collins
Will and
Rose Fleming
Emmet Cleary
Erin
Celestine
Patrick
Tittle Island
Timiico
Keiana
Chirise
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Aiea
Hibernia
Berty
Maryland
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Urert
Col James Arrett
Con- Leord
Captain Parker
Lexington
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Boston
Hutchinson
George
George Washington
Friendly Sons of St. Patrick
Jan
Wand
Morgan
Hand
Knox
Moylan
John Barr
Navy
Wayne
Irvine
City
Genera Sullivan
Thomas O'Brien
Mike McAndrews
Mike Baxter
Martin Duffy
Pat ' Lyon
Antony Lave
Peter Norris
Coliseum Hall
W. McCarths
P. Kenny
Ed Lawlor
Martin Joye
Frei Hayde
E. J. Cleary
James J. Piggerald
John Connell
John Stinson
Patrick Bownes
Mike Conway
Dan Lynch
J Dennis P. Kane
Mes J. Murphy
A. D
Lynch
Yeskin
Toren
Symons
Init Symons
Ina
Brayn
Copenhagen
Chasey
God Weven
Peetias
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