Man Dies After Fatal Last Drink at Woolman Street Bar
In Butte a year old pioneer James Flood of 7 East Woolman street collapsed after attempting his last drink at a Woolman street saloon. Coroner Drew ordered the body to Sherman Meed's undertaking rooms. Flood, a paper hanger who came from Kaw York three years ago, predicted his death. relatives remain unlocated. A separate coroners inquiry found Mrs. Belle Holman’s miner’s hovel death not due to unusual circumstances and absolved her common law husband AL Sherwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Flood
Woolman Street
Oortn
Drew
Sherman & Meed
Flood
East Woolman Street
Fiood
Butte
Kaw York
Belle Holman
Platinum ‘Street
AL Sherwood
President Taft travel funds questioned in clipping
A reprinted appendix cites claims that President Taft received a 5000 dollar annual stipend with 50 dollars for travel, while others say only actual travel expenses plus modest allowances were authorized. The note requests correction of the figure and clarifies practice over recent years. Funeral notices for Walter Phillips and Frank Cornish appear with details and pending arrangements.
Funeral notices and obituaries in Butte Montana 1907
A fragmented obituary and funeral notices list in Butte Montana from 1907. Entries include deaths and funeral plans for Matt Pernovich Patrick O Connor Annie O Gorman Mary Margaret O Arrington Dan C Murphy and Joseph Richards Funeral Director and Embalmer details, church services, Holy Cross and St Patrick church references, and family residences with street addresses. The notices reference Duggan parlors and Bell Phone numbers.
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Joseph Richards
Montana Street
Butte
Mont
Bell
Lehan
Duggan
St Mary's Church
Mast
Ferrovich
Matt Pernovich
South
Washington Street
St. Patrick's Church
Agarrngton
Romaine
Mary Margaret
Dennis Tiarrington
Sir North
Alaninetreet
Patrick Ryan
Wyoming Street
St. Patrick Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Murphy
Dan C. Murphy
Maine
Walsh
Mike Sheehan
Virginia Street
Burglaries Plague West Side Amid Smoke of Police Suppression
Police report multiple break ins on the West side including a break at A B Rembauer 608 West Broadway where $70 cash jewelry and valuables were taken. A loaded revolver was found. The family was at the theater during the theft and access was gained through a window. Police search pawn shops but no witnesses identified. A separate incident near Main street alley involved a 1-year-old Chinaman named Yee who was beaten by a group of boys as police arrived. he was treated by a physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
A. B. Remebauer
West Broadway
Romdauer
Jimmy
Butt Hum Yoo
Yee
Yoo
Barker Favorite in Early City Election Betting
Reported betting odds show Citizens ticket favored across wards with Carl Barker leading mayoral race tides. Odds list Roberts Duncan Hayes Clinton. ward favorites include Cavanaugh Row an Rowan Holland Arenibald and Davis with varied party alignments noted.
Helena Judge Probes Dayton News For Family Update
Judge J M Clements of Helena inquires at the Standard for Dayton news about his daughter Mrs Mark O Dea and her baby. She left Helena six months ago with her husband at the National Cash Register firm. concern centers on Third Street damage from a flood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Clements
Helena
Montana
Standard
Dayton
Mark O'Dea
National Cash Register Company
Mra. O'Dea
O'Dea
Clemente
Butte Shuts Off From Ohio Flood News Reach
Butte residents seek word from Ohio flood sufferers as telegraph lines fail to reach many river towns. Messages arrive late from Omaha noting deaths and escapes. relatives in Dayton and Indianapolis await news. Local officials report scattered reports of damage and missing kin while residents brace for high water.
Butte Citizens Rally for Flood Relief Donations
A Butte relief campaign reports strong public backing as residents and organizations donate to flood sufferers. Committee members urge broad, general gifts, prefer many small contributions, and note involvement from schools, banks, unions, and local businesses, including the Ansonia Theatre manager Jim Levy.
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Citzens
Butte
Charles J. Kelly
Brophy
A. J. Davis
Hutto Chamber
Fferers
Pr Nmittee
Bis Fens
Bis Fens Houses, In the Interest of the Flood Wit Ferets
Ted Ren
Mhof Cox
Ohio
Astriet
Democratic Committee Meets to Fill City Seats
The Democratic city central committee met at Hailes Hall and filed vacancies for First, Third, and Sixth wards. Members named: John F. Ryan Second, M. M. Sullivan Third, James Shea Fourth, Jon Kiley Fifth, Harry Thomas Sixth, William McMahon Seventh, Ded Desmond Eighth, Murray. Elected officers: chairman M. Sullivan, secretary H. C. Thomas, treasurer D. J. Desmond. A meeting is set for 7:89, aiming to have fare running on the democratic city election.
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Democratic City Central Committee
Hailes” Hall
John F. Ryan
M.M. Sullivan
James Shea
Jon Kiley
Harry Thomas
Wiliam McMahon
Ded. Desmond
Murray
Mr. M. Sullivan
H. C. Thomas
D. J. Deesmond
Thoughtful Buying Reduces Cost of Living with Smart Choices
The article argues that careful purchasing lowers living costs by choosing lower-priced yet suitable substitutes. It urges reading advertisements in the Standard daily to identify the right store and season, noting that cheaper fabrics, such as cambric linings or nickeled sewing machines, can preserve utility and pleasure.
Benefit performance offered to aid Ohio disaster sufferers
A letter explains plans for a charity benefit concert to raise funds for victims in Ohio. The event at Ansonia theater will be free for use, with all proceeds going to a relief fund. Admission is 60 cents, featuring a large orchestra and both amateur and professional talent. Pictures of the Omaha tornado will be shown as part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Ohio
Delock
UWI
Cox
Ansonia Theater
Omaha
Essanay Film Company
Chicago
An .Feach
Benefit program signficantly appropriate for a performance
A benefit program is described as significantly appropriate for a performance in Ohio, with organizers expressing gratitude for the use of valuable columns. The text notes the aim to provide space for advertising the arm theme and to involve those who pledge to participate, indicating community support and collaborative effort.
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Hart
Ohio
Ansonia to Show Disaster at Omaha May Showing
Ansonia theater to present a disaster and other two reel features after manager Phil Levy announced arrival of city damage pictures from Omaha. The exhibition will include The natives and The Dog House Boulders plus Quebec Zouaves and a Woods Trio musical item in a program hoped to educate and entertain audiences.
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Phil Levy
Angonia
Chicago
Butte
Ansonia Theater
Harry Lancaster
Hie Cote Ue
Dog House
Quebec
Floyd and Claud Allen to Die Today in Virginia
In Richmond on March 2 Governor Mann refused to commute Claud Swannon Allen’s death sentence. Claud and his father Floyd Allen are to be executed tomorrow morning for roles in the Hillsville courthouse murder of March 1, 1922. Friends pressed mercy and a commission in vain. A commemorative medal for Claud’s bravery was not given and remains locked in the prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Trenton
N. J
Mann
Claud Swannon Allen
Floyd Allen
Hillsville
Friends Allens
Avey
Claud Allen
Hillisville
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Sam Dames
Fant Woolman Street
Core
Salany
Itanaara
John A. Lagan
Hb. Baldwin
Minneapolis
Taft
Jordan
Lowan
MPOR
Michigan
AKERS
Phillips
Walter Phillipa
Daly” Treet
Mount
Marian Lanretery
Corness
Franke Corners
Sherman & Teerd
Puneral
Tate
Sherman & Reed
Broadway
Watte
Pcorte
Dera
Larry Duggante
Undertaker
Euchalmer
M. J. Walsh
Tmimaman
Barker
On Law
Sons of
Joseph Vogler
Citizens Central Committee
Citizens
Cass
Glaustle
Aldrman
Rakerts
Duncan
Hayes
Clinton
City Treasury
Shovlin
Stevens
Kelly
Booker
Furlong
Gard
Cavanaugh
Rowan
McManus
Mule Holland
Hawke
Withwaldner
Marcotte
Holland
Riegel
Stromberg
Arenibald
Clinch
W Caling
Clarence Smith
Doral
Teague
Davis
O'Connor
Wey
Cassidy
Bacon
Freeman
Havre
Sacreasteart Hospital
San Benito
Texas
Agaty
Hutte
Ohio Valley
Detroit
Midnigh
Oblo
Indiana
A.M. Sullivan
North Washington Street
Julia Sullivan
Sul
L. Woods Bile
The
Great Northern
Om Woods
BE. Woodard
A. Sorensen
Roberts Avenue
J.P
Chineith
Isadore Perolson
Federal Building
Morria Perolson
Hohn McCauley
National ‘Cash Register
National Cash ‘Register Company
Leo Dein
West
Tumbus
Ira Houchins
Great Northern Tunnel
George Teeetman
Marietta
Beetman
Geraldine Cargan
Hancock
Omahon
Werifith
South Dakota
Weat Park Street
Ferkovich
Austria
South Washing Street
St. John the Baptiste Society
Kelly and
Tende
Toll
Standart Phostographer
Ansonia Company
Nick Spatter
Hyde
Treeraessra
Cobban
Dr Gunn
Cash Twin
J. Mitchel
Ovler
Gordon
Wallingatey
Democratic Committee
Atkinson
London
Connell
Music Store
News OF Today
Aon Vier
AIUE
MVE
ALWAY
Swanee Shore
Elizabeth Murry
Mont Nen
Whitee Goods
Victor Records
Ansonia
Floyd
Connell’s Millinery
Connells
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