New Administration Takes Charge In Walkerville Hill
Walkerville greets a new council with Mike Murray as mayor and John Cook as city marshal elect. The reception banquet follows a council meeting while the fire department plans expansion and a street car service now runs every ten minutes. Local miners uncover an ore shoot near Eagle mine, and Rev Henry James returns from Spokane after funeral services for a prominent cattleman.
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Walkerville
Mike Mur
Ray
pMice
Jann Cook
Murray
Ilte
Jack” Whalen
Nobels le Ie
Walkers
Osive
Oda
Eagle Mine
Hill
Lexington
Eaey Street
Henry James
Mt. Bethel Methodist Church
Spokane
President Scott
Montana Stockgrowers’ Association
California
James
Mr. James
Montana
Miles City
Stockgrowners Association
Titus Fails to Arrive for Butte Address
Herman Titus, labor leader active in Caldwell and Boise, was en route to Butte to discuss miner affairs linked to the killing of ex Governor Steunenberg and to speak at Engineers' Hall on Broadway and Main. His investigations included talks with imprisoned officials, and his planned address was anticipated to be highly significant.
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Herman Titus
Caldwell
Boise
Steunenbers
Butte
Hit
Engineers' Hall
Broadway
Main Street
Titus
Not reach Butte expects Friday arrival for speeches
The speaker will not reach Butte that night but is expected Friday. He will address Anaconda this evening, then on returning to Butte may hold several open air meetings and stay in Butte three or four days.
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Butte
Anaconda
Burtte
Hulte Three
Forty Hours Devotion in St Lawrence Church
In St Lawrence church an hours devotion service opened with the season of prayer ending the 11 O'clock mass. The ceremony featured vestments, acolytes, censor beaters, and flower girls as the sacrament was borne by Father Batens. The main altar displayed cut powers and potted plants while the procession returned. That night Father Goller of Gonzaga college spoke, delivering a stirring sermon to a large congregation.
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St. Lawrence Church
Bove
Father Batens
Father Goller
Gonzaka College
Spokat
Gonmaga
John Smith victim of wiles of a woman
Louise McNeal, described as 9 dog fiend, resides in a cabin on East Hopkins Street. She was arrested after allegedly robbing Olin Smith, a minor at East Quart Street, of $130 early yesterday. Smith, under the influence, says McNeal enticed him to go to a saloon where the theft occurred.
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Louise McNeal
East Hopkins Street
Jtm Briaoner
Heatre
Tutte
Olin Smith
Attom House
East Quart Street
Wile Smith
Smith
McNealeman
Regulation of Saloons Lecture by J M Skinner
Immanuel church hosted J M Skinner who warned that regulating saloons is difficult and called for sweeping bans on drink gambling and indecencies. He promoted a hard line tonight and announced a consecutive lecture tour at Bethel church Walkerville on living long. A separate jail blotter notes Schulte jailed for horse cruelty and held on bond. Fosselman and W O W meeting notices appear amid local ads.
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Immanuel Church
J. M. Skinner
Paramore
Montana
Skinner
Bethel Church
Walkerville
City Engineer F C Bickenbarh presents year end report
Renshaw city engineer F C Bickenbarh will present the annual departmental report for the fiscal year ending May 1. The document outlines total costs for storm sewers sanitary sewers street openings grading and sidewalk work with city and property owner contributions. Total sanitary sewer costs approach 222 092 01 with most funded by assessments and taxation.
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F.C. Bickenbarh
Hi Department
Sant
Pecal
Thomas Howan
E.G. Schmidt
Davota Street
Gawna Street
Park Street
Renshaw Alley
Nevada Avenue
Tron Street
Civic wane Meeting at courthouse Department T1
The Civic Teague will meet at the courthouse in Department T1 on May day at o'clock p.m. Matters of importance are to come before the meeting by order of the executive committee. Sacred Weart 861 Te CB Aw will host a card party at sacred Toate hall on Wednesday evening May 2 with lunch served Tickets 35 cents. J M Conway, horse buyer, arrived in Butte and will travel to Virginia City for a horse deal, noting Montana horse market remains active with supply lagging demand.
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Walkerville
Yo Fire Department
Walkervill
Ven
Epec
Montana and
Granite Streets
F.W. Krabler
Civic Teague
Department
Sacred Weart
Sacred Toate Hall
J. M. Conway
Butte
Virginia City
Mr. Conway
Montana
Beavers Valley livestock man Hennevery visits Butte
ALT IMPROVE M A Hennevery a well known Beavers head valley livestock man spent yesterday in Butte. He has suffered inflammatory rheumatism for months and sought relief at Pipestone Springs. He returns home much improved in health.
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M.A. Hennevery
The
Beavers
Head Valley
Dillon
Butte
Examiner Editor Poindexter Returns From Butte Visit
Gene Poindexter, local editor of the Examiner in Dillon, returned home last evening after a brief trip to Butte. He spent a few hours there and found conditions at the mining city notable for their activity.
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Gene Poindexter
The
Examiner
Dillon
Butte
My Wife's Family at the Broadway Farce Review
Patrons found the show a merry musical farce with many comic situations and vigorous dancing by Minn Tay. Some acts were amateurish but the late performance redeemed the evening for remaining audience members.
James McIntyre Sought in Mohan Murder Case
James McIntyre was arrested on a murder charge in the death of J Mohan who died after head injuries from an assault at a cabin on Ohio Street. An inquest found death from blows, Coroner Egan led the inquiry, and McIntyre allegedly attacked Mohan while he was with his wife.
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James McIntyre
J Mohan
Couthwe
Butte
White
Jai James Mohan
Egan
Jamon McIntyre
Mohan
Ohio Street
McIntyre
St. James’ Hospital
Mra. Larouche
McIngre
Attorney General Visits Butte Amid Gambling Rumors
Attorney General J. J. Galen arrived in Butte from Helena, staying at the Finlen with assistant E. M. He declined to discuss resumption of gambling or actions against Silver Row county officials, saying he could not talk on those topics. A closed doorway sign suggested no activity in several open houses. Salonica, May 6: Turkish troops killed two Bulgarians at Logodja near Kiupirll after exterminating a band.
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Aiver J. J. Galen
Butte
Helen
the Finlen
E. M
Standard
Silver Row County
Salonica
European
Turkey
Logodja
Kiuprill
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