Life of Mrs. Anna Riggs Higgs Noted Crittenton Leader
National representative of the Florence Crittenton movement Mrs. Anna Riggs Higgs died at 71. A longtime Oregon state president, she organized five circles, raised funds for homes and worked to aid rescued young women. Her death followed apoplexy at home in Portland after a long life of humanitarian service.
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State campaign fundraiser shows scattered efforts across towns
In North Dakota and Utah, fundraising drives organized by Mia and Misses spread through Billings Missoula Helena Great Falls and Big Timber with activity centered in Butte since March 12. The state organization plans to appeal for a successor for Mrs. Rigus if the motion passes, and any collected funds will be returned to contributors if not.
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Terrier Dominates Bout In Dusty Ring Tale
A stray report describes a dog fight where a bull terrier overwhelms a dog nicknamed Gentlemen Boxer. The scene references an arrest, arraignment, and a bond set at eight dollars, with vague mentions of theft and an alleged assault involving a trainer named Marquette and a dog named Doe.
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Hawkshaw in Knee Pants Crime Spark in Butte Night
A confused report describes a stage in Butte where men accused of robbery chase and capture by youths. Peter Hart, a sheepherder, is named with Hart's cannon as the stolen item. Patrolman Will Yate recovers the gun. fled suspects are held for trial along with several youths listed by address.
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Butte
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Delaware Avenue
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Best First Street
Henry Ledent
Sid
Iowa Avenue
Neal O'Donnell
Farrell Street
New Arrivals at the Jail Charged With Purloining Overcoat
Hubert, a bartender thief for Michael Lavelle, was jailed after an arrest at River Bow TW. Thomas, George West and Charles Thoms were admitted on a disturbance charge linked to the Boulevard saloon on Montana Street. The report notes a gun drawn by the bartender and a troubling claim about the defendants.
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Powers Brothers Drive Long Tunnel at Iron Mountain Mine
Ed Powers and his brother drive a long tunnel at Iron Mountain mine near Heo Lodge in Peet Lodge valley while awaiting more tunnel work. The project aims to deepen the shaft to tap the yellow rock, with machines operated by skilled workers.
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Butte City Leaguers Prepare for First Games
Community notes describe preparations for the upcoming season with plans for a gathering at IMU park in Wodberville and a directors meeting at Lamerraw street. The report mentions local irrigation and farming optimism, noting anticipated rainfall and crop needs as the valley braces for a productive growing season.
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Assault at Apokano Restaurant Sparks Arrests on Main Street
A confrontation at an Apokano restaurant on South Main Street led to multiple arrests. Complainant Mike O’Marrell reports the incident and authorities detained two men after the melee. Officers Renee Jarnet and others responded and charged the suspects with related offenses.
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Noted Men of Nation Gather in Capital for Conference
Washington May 1 The gathering will bring governors advisers and presidents of major national organizations to discuss natural resources. President Roosevelt will preside at the conference on national resources seen as pivotal to future prosperity and peace. The event underscores Roosevelt’s policy linking forest service reclamation and geological survey work to prevent future famines.
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Methodists criticised for lack of earnestness and governance
Baltimore May 10. Delegates to the general conference heard Governor Hanly argue Methodists have diminished spiritual intensity compared with early days. Charges of maladministration are to be considered against Bishops Buckley Day Bowne and others, stemming from rulings on recent charges. Local speakers included Hamilton of San Francisco and Hooh of Kursus.
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Chicago
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Cooke
J. M. Buckley
New York
James R. Day
Ayraruse University
Gareen PL Bowne
Boston University
Congress Will Adjourn May 25
Washington May 10 The supply bills for government operations for the next fiscal year face passage in both houses. If no complications arise, final adjournment by May 25 seems possible. The package totals nearly a billion dollars with the House having passed most measures except the military academy and the general deficiency bill.
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Umpire Frary Decision Upheld in Tacoma Play
Umpire Frary’s ruling in a Tacoma incident upheld over a disputed squeeze play involving Reniker and Lynch. Detroit coverage contrasted with O’Loughlin in a separate game where the call went differently.
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Butte Briefs Show Visiting Officials in City
Incomplete No. Butte locals report visits from Br Moore of Billings, W U Perrien of Missoula, Charles Hogeman of Helena, George Freeman of Helena, August Friel of Helena, W H Pearman formerly a supreme court commissioner, Mr Howes state recommander, and others linked to Montana government.
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VAMLROSS GFPICAR Dies
Cineimitl May 18 J Morphy vice principal of the Ques & Crea- COE PAL who was stroker with Parallels on the night of April qd. dlined this moving at his home in this day.
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Notable Community Gathering Faces Odd Signs
A fragmented Brooklyn Times item describes a chaotic community meeting with garbled phrases and stray references. It hints at leaders, a table, and possibly a housing or garden topic but lacks clear details or names. The readable bits point to confusion and disrupted proceedings during a local event.
Fragmentary tale of a strange garden rite and voyage
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a garden task and a voyage with a father. Names, places, and clear events are unreadable, leaving only scattered phrases about polishing teeth, a map, and a tall structure. The source text is too damaged to extract a coherent news item or firm details.
Neat tribute paid to popular priest at anniversary mass
A solemn High Mass was held at St Tawrenes yesterday to mark the parents anniversary of Father Donghariy who serves the parish. The ceremony was conducted by Father Dougherty with Father Drum and Father Rohn as sub-deacons. A morning sermon praised the couple and recalled the work of pioneers in town. Odell McConnet of Velin attended with others. the event concluded with a toast and presentation.
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