Butte Man Recalls Prince Henry Visit and East Trip
J Chauvin of Butte recounts five weeks east visiting Shelburne Boston and New York. He saw Prince Henry in New York during the official visit and attended a Waldorf Astoria dinner. He described the parade and his view of the prince as younger looking and noted the contrast with hungry crowds later that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Chauvin
Shelburn
Tn Boston
New York
Prince Henry
Washington
Butte
Colorado Springs
Mr. Chauvin
Prince
Bob Evans
Waldorf-Astoria
Madison Square
Dog show prompts visit to capital by visiting princes
The narrator notes the real reason for the stay in Washington was a dog show. She reveals touring both houses of Congress and enjoying sights and good weather in the capital. Washington is described as a beautiful city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Miners In Street Fight Charged With Disturbing Peace
J Smith and J Slimy, both miners, clashed in a Broad Street and Main Street street fight over a non mining matter. Police officers Henderson and Steinberg intervened as a serious scuffle loomed. They were jailed and charged with disturbing the peace, Smith posting $20 bail for Sunday custody before Judge Boyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Smith
J. Slimy
Henderson and
Steinberg
Broad 61d
Main Street
Smith
Boyle
Rug patterns and prices advertised for floor coverings
An advertisement extols rugs from Axminster to Smyrna in various sizes 9x12 feet and smaller. It lists brands and fabrics like Wilton and Brussels with new patterns and prices from 1.35 to 41.00, highlighting movable rugs for cleanliness economy and beauty.
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Body
Brussels
Smyrna
Axminster
Ee Smyrna
Butte and Horton Workers Honor W C Thomas
Honor paid to W C Thomas by employes of Butte and Horton as recognition of his service and leadership. The ceremony reflects long standing ties between Thomas and the workforce.
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Butte & Horton
Handsome Chest of Silver Presented to Butte Smelter Chief
A large silver chest with 100 pieces was presented to W. C. Thomas, retiring superintendent of the Butte & Boston Smelter, by the employer and workers after shift. The inscription notes 12 years with the company and a move to Utah to lead the Highland Bay smelter. Thomas leaves Butte this afternoon aboard for Utah, with Arthur Day noted as long-time supervisor.
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W. C. Thomas
Butte & Boston
Mr. Thomas
Sam White
Thomas
Butte
W. C Thomas
Butte, Mont
Butte & Boston Company
New Jersey
Fnnland
Arthur Day
West
Utah
Hichland Bay
Robert White
Needed a Plumber Not a Fire Engine
Steam escaped from a burst pipe at the King block on West Park street causing a street crowd and a false alarm. The hook and ladder truck got stuck in street car tracks on return, breaking a tongue, while firefighters found no blaze. Detective Murphy reported to box 61 and Chief Sanger's crew stood by.
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King Block
West Park Street
Nook and Ladder Company
Quartz Street
Murphy
Park and
Main Streets
Sanger
Jail Fumigation Sparks Panic Over Possible Smallpox Fear
A second jail fumigation prompts a scare as a man entering the jail, later found to have erysipelas, was mistaken for a smallpox patient. He sought Dr Ignatius Donnelly, triggering a police response and a scramble at the Owsley block. A second man named Glenn was removed to Owl block on Arizona street with non serious condition.
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Auerbach
Levy
Clerk Winn
Ignatius Donnelly
Owsley Block
Winn
Glenn
Owl
Arizona Street
Smaine
Tailor Sam Goldman Charged With Fraud
Sam Goldman a tailor on East Broadway is charged with obtaining money under false pretenses from H. J. Scott. Detective Murphy arrested Goldman who posted 25 dollar collateral for a police court appearance. Scott says he ordered a suit and paid 10 dollars as a deposit. the suit has not materialized. Goldman says Scott lacked patience.
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Sam Goldman
East Broadway
H. J. Scott
Goldman
Murphy
Scott
Butte Elks Join Missoula Reorganization Effort
About 20 members of the Butte Elks traveled to Missoula for the Elks reorganization in the city. The Boston and Montana bands accompanied them, with Fred Sterling serving as chaperone.
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Butte Elks
Missoula
Elks
Boston
Montana
Fred Sterling
Peter M’henry
Broadway
Butte
Mont
Butte City
Northwest
Santos
Theater Carpenter Accused of Brutal Abuse and Assault
Maud V. Schroth testified in a divorce case that Willard Schroth, a Suttons theater stage carpenter, beat her, threatened her life, and knocked her down on the street. Helen Smith supported the cruelty allegations. Judge Clancy granted the divorce.
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Maud V. Schroth
Willard Schroth
Sutton’'s
Janey
Schroth
Omaha
Butte
Langford
Maud
Montana Street
Mr. Landgard
Helen Smith
Vagrants Before Judge in Butte Case
Three alleged law violators appeared before Judge Boyle. May Mitchell and Thomas O'Donnell, both described as persons of evil life with no visible means, were each sentenced to 30 days with a promise to leave Butte. A. J. Swift pleaded not guilty to interfering with a witness and case set for Thursday.
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Boyle
May Mitchell
Thomas O'Donnell
Butte
A. J. Swift
Jane Doe
R. 0
Morris
George Washington
Swift
Death of Mrs E J Hoadley in Butte residence
Mrs. E J Hoadley died yesterday morning at the family home 482 West Silver Street. She had been a respected resident of Butte for 22 years and was greatly esteemed in the community.
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E. J. Hoadley
West
Silver Street
George
Deniel
Homer Romans
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Jardiniere
Chauvin
Tion
Wey
Gether
SSO
Vic
Lander Furniture and Carpet Co
Butte, Montan
W.C. Thomas
Mrs. Thomas
Countess Mogelstad
Chicago
Ill
Miles’ Nervine
Christiana Maria
Countess Mogelstud
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart, Ind
Sol Lewy
Show Man SA
Vys
FAO Lusch
Oweley Block
Rice & Fulton, Proprietors
Paris
THE
Paris-Morton CO
Minneapolis
Eddie Lyons
Montana Abstract and Title Insurance Company
Levi Davis
Hennessy Building
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