Daniel N Donoghue Dies in Butte At Northern Hotel
Daniel N Donoghue, a well known Butte plumber, died of typhoid pneumonia early yesterday at the Northern hotel on From Street where he had been staying. He was about 40, born in Springfield Massachusetts, lived in many cities, moved to Butte 15 years ago, and leaves one brother M Donoghue in Butte, with burial planned in Butte.
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Daniel N, Donoghue
Butte
From Street
Mr. Donoghue
Springheld
Mass
Ana
Bute
Donoghue
Me M. Donoghue
Montana’ Federation "of Labor
John
Beaudette
Minn
Malach Donoghue
New Haven
Auto and Street Car In Head-On Collision
John Treglown drove a car that struck a street car in front of the Finlen hotel. Both vehicles were traveling quickly. the car remained upright as Treglown jumped clear after warning. The car was damaged but Treglown escaped injury.
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John Treglown
Finlen Hotel
Toa
Treglown
Equal Suffrage Meeting Largely Attended in Anaconda
The regular Equal Suffrage association meeting yesterday afternoon was well attended with extensive business. Two registration teas were decided for this week. Short talks by Mrs. C A Sinclair and Mrs. H A Denny covered progress in Anaconda. Discussion covered election of school trustees. The next meeting will be Tuesday evening. Gus Friedlander announced the engagement of his granddaughter Gretchen Friedlander to Victor C. Blomstergren of the Chicago Tribune. The bride, a Butte social figure, is noted for Northwest performances with the Clayton sisters.
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Equal Suffrage Association
C. A. Sinclair
Anaconda
Gus Friedlander
Gretchen Friedlander
Victor C. Blomstergren
Chicago Tribune
Butte
Northwest
Reo
Clayton Sisters
Sfinghen
Briedt
Teame
Mayor Salary Hike Possible as Governor Signs Bill
At a Datt city council meeting tonight action may be taken on a new law signed by Governor Stewart allowing a mayor salary increase from 200 to 4000 dollars and aldermen from a small amount per meeting to five dollars. The council may vote to raise pay for the incoming mayor May Alderman Barker and other holdovers, with disputes over who benefits most and questions about term limits and re-election.
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Butte
Stewart
Counci
Barker
Women’s Club Officers Hold Meeting in Bozeman
Montan Federation of Woman’s Clubs executive board met at Hamilton hall Bozeman with Mrs D A Dickson of Butte presiding The emergency board also includes Mrs M St Tennis of Butte and Mrs E L Houston of Bozeman They discussed attendance costs for Pennybacker and admitted new clubs Mothers Progressive Slab Clyde Park and Project Woman’s Worden Chautauqua withdrew Child and youth federations may join and fees may be reduced Mollie Allen of Butte noted as scholarship fund pioneer also announced spring display at Bouchers 37 39 West Park.
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Bozeman
Montan Federation of Woman's Clubs
Hamilton Hall
Yesterdday Afternoo
D. A. Dickson
Butte
State Federation
M. St. Tennis
E. L. Houston
Bozem
Busines
Pennybacker
General Federation
Livingston
Clyde Park
Project Woman's Club
Worden
Crow Agency
Chautauqua
Mra Unn B. Herrick
Mollie Allen
Easter vacation fun and mischief at local school
Easter holidays bring mild outdoor play for youngsters but older students seek novelty. A group of high school girls staged an overnight camp in a basement, cooking and socializing, while others ride in cars or work to earn money. A disturbing note closes with a funeral notice for Odithine Montana resident Peter Bray and survivors.
Montana mass agates display at Schatzlein Paint Co
Montana mass agates are showcased for two days at Schatzlein Paint Co 14 West Broadway in the city. The dealer promises the most complete display ever shown and urges visitors to not miss it. A contact note mentions Leys at 20 N Main St.
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Schatzlein Paint CO
West Broadway
Montana
Pat Leys
Dancing bans at Columbia Garden spark park clash
Management of Montana's largest amusement park forbids ragtime and rag dances from opening, enforcing a strict “old-fashioned only” rule. Officials say no room for the age in a public dance hall, while promising new attractions and concessions to draw patrons this season.
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Texas
Tommy
Boston
Columbia Gar
Montana
Ra Fng
Wha Con
Telephone’s 1912 rise makes US a world leader in telephony
The American Telephone and Telegraph Company reports 1912 results showing telephony as a nationwide household necessity. The Bell system operates 7,408,074 stations, with toll and exchange connections rising, while revenue reaches 199,200,000 and assets grow to 164,200,000. The report compares U S telephone traffic with postal and telegraph flows in Europe, and details capital, reserves, and outstanding stock figures.
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American ‘Telephone and Telegraph — Empany
United States
Bell System
Theodore N Company
Iml
Exrope
jPr
Bell
American Telephone and Tele~ Seraph ‘Company
Tate Sarnings
Cou
Telephone and Telegraph stock figures and benefits plan
A historic report discusses American Telephone and Telegraph stock distribution with detailed share counts, noting most shares held by individuals rather than brokers and outlining an employee disability and insurance plan funded by a $2,000,000 appropriation. It covers system improvements, ocean to ocean service, new engineering methods, and regulatory scrutiny by state and interstate commissions.
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Treasury
United States
Telegraph Pany
Perent
Eephone and Raph
Ise
Vield
Inc Tment
Saeh
Mt Fhe
American Telephone and. Telegraph Company
Byta Associated Companies
Western Union Telegraph Company
Western Electric Company
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Vail
New York
Denver Line
Denver
San Fran
Public Service
Interstate Hnumbece Commission
Wickersham
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Inter- State Commerce Commission
Jan.uthfast
Miers
Watt Aaywan
SAC
Sng
Comflete
Toca
Associated Companies
Central General Adm
OU Worlds Lengthy Journey From the Cateago Tribune
Dr Turner of Oxford University Observatory and Prof H Plummer of Ireland discuss a vast stellar system. They suggest the sun and planets share a common gravity center moving in unison like a machine. The sun’s path is elongated, with a pendulumlike oscillation, taking 2.0 to 3.0 million years per revolution, and it last passed near the center about 300 thousand to 1 million years ago.
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Cateago Tribune
Turner
University Observatory of Oxford
H. €. Plummer
Royal Astronomer of
Ireland
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