Butte Current Notes Read Like a City Gossip List
A jumble of names, visits, moves, and local notices from Butte. Dr. Campbell moves to Murray's hospital. A A Crossman of Billings visits. Dillon, Glasgow, and Anaconda figures appear. ads tout meals, car rentals, and a Stanley Steamer. Mussigbrod family, Moriara purchase, and high school team back from Helena after tough work.
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Moyer
Orton Bros
Donovan
Phoenix
Tonkin
W. E. Casey
Pipestone
A. P. Moore
McIntyre
Glasgow
Butte
W. P. Gwin
Anaconda
Dr. Campbell
Pmce
Murray's Hospital
A. A. Crossman
Billings
Ang Friends
C. Plant
J. J. Troupe
Vender
Finten
Barney’ Place
Stanley Steamer
Louise Leese
Penn
John C. Ayer
A. Hazelbrake
J. W. Lusher
Dillon
Om Mulcahy
Tom Coakley
Dennis Harrington
Ireland
Mise Augusta Hermann
San Fu
Claco
D. Mendelsohn
Washington Street
West Park
Hutte Commercial Company
Schlitz Milwaukee
Drummond
Deer Lodge
Thornton Yes
P.O
Examiner
Broadway
Basin
P.S. Mussigbrod
Garnet
M.S Mussigbrod
Wfe
Charlotte Cramer
Berlin
Germany
George Moriira
Butte Cafe
Butte Gell
The
Water Company
Montana Mattress Company
Helena
Capital City
Igh
Tom Brady Recovering After Assault at Liberty
Tom Brady, a miner, was seriously injured when struck by his stepson Thomson Thompson on the floor of their home on South Arizona Street. Brady stabilized at St James hospital with skull fracture. family says the son acted in defense of his mother as he choked Brady. The assailant was arrested but later released by county attorney order. no prosecution expected.
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Tom Brady
Thornley ‘Thompson
St James Hospital
Brady
South
Arizona Street
Thomson
Demurrer Filed in Xe Officers Mail Fraud Case
Attorneys for the defendants in the Xe Officers of the Lost Huitian Spanish Mines case filed a demurrer to the indictment before U S District Judge RE Lewis in Denver. Arguments were heard by both sides and a decision was awaited early in the week. The case challenges the truth of a promotional prospectus sent through the mails.
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Denver
Huitian Spanish Mines Company
Post Office Department
Beefore
United States District
Lewis
Bot
Chain of Evidence in Kern Murder Case
Police seize strong evidence in the Kern murder at Mike Daly’s saloon doorway. Daly, the proprietor, is jailed for murder as witnesses and officers describe a loaded Colt revolver, autopsy details, and a tense scene with brothers and bystanders present.
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Kern
Mike Daly
Daly
Telephone Building Advances Rapidly in Butte Project
Progress on the new Rocky Mountain telephone building accelerates with a 104-beriber capacity infant station and multiple storey brick and stone construction. Plans include an emergency power plant, parlors, rest rooms, and line headquarters, under Robert M. Taylor and architect GQ De Shell supervision, with contractors Whitney Butte, Nelson Praterson Seattle, and others.
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Rocky Mountain
Butte
Breprogt
Finetroon
Daly in Custody After Saloon Shooting Event
Daly remained in his saloon until officers arrested him and transported him to the county prison where an additional 29 dollars was found, bringing the total to about 1 000 dollars in the jail. Daly admitted to the shooting, claims his attorney Mate Canning, and faces related suits and an assault case.
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Daly
Omcers
Ion
Canning
Mike Daly
Omicre
John Kelly
Wilton
Kern
Shy
Kelly
Wse
Hinton
Harney Lavelle Quest
Tim
Brin
Amnaton
Fight of Lumber Workers Indorsed by Assembly
The Silver Row aradex and Labor assembly endorsed the lumber workers union of Western Montana after lengthy deliberation. James Holt, William Faulkner, and Kerr Headte were sent to Missouri to investigate. A report via telephone led to a formal endorsement of the contention.
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Silver Row
Aradex and Labor Assembly
Lumber Workers' Union of Western Monetana
James Holt
William Faulkener
Kerr Headte
Missourii
Assembly
Conte Thes
Knights of the Cross at Ascension Service in Montana
Knights Templars from Montana commandery No A gathered in uniform for Ascension Sunday ceremony. The service at the auditorium featured floral decorations banners and a choral rendering. Speakers emphasized Christian life and service while noting the Knights Templars role in supporting church work and Christian faith.
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Knights OF the Cross
Ascension Service
Montana Commandery
Knights Templars
Morrison
Tanuel
Mayer's West Jeweler Price War Sparks Watch Repair Rush
Fragmentary ad shows Mayer introduces a $1 repair charge and guarantees service, urging customers to compare with rival watch repair and jewelry trades. It highlights low offers, trade replacements, and Mayer's claim of superior value at Mayer’s West Jeweler.
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Mayer
Wee Park
Ariy Alway
Jewerr Kormainepri Mayer
Thar West Jeweler
Austrian worker fatally shot by own revolver in Colorado field
An Austrian laborer named Mike Yellowatz, 21, on the grading gang for the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway near Butte, accidentally discharged a six shooter while shoving it into his hip pocket. He died at Wells hospital from abdominal wound after an attempted operation failed. Coroner deemed no inquest. He leaves two siblings in Butte.
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Mike Yellowatz
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Eighteen Mile
Butte
A.C. Biddle
Wells Hospital
Stevens
Yellowatz
Hutte
Yellovatz
Flood of Immigrants Keeps Rising Into New York
New York reports a ceaseless flood of European arrivals with May expected to outpace April as over five trans Atlantic liners bring more than 5,000 immigrants into New York Bay yesterday. Inland officials see no signs of a slowdown in the influx.
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New York
Europe
Bay of New York
EUI
Railroad financier dies at home aged six
Prominent railroad man and financier Mr Keep died at his home today aged 66. Former president and at death a director of the Chicago & Northwestern railroad, he also served as director of the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern railroad for 11 years.
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Nent
Keep
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railroad
Broad liberal credit proposal reframes installment limits
An advertisement touts flexible, dignified credit free of fixed payment dates. It argues the lender accepts reverses and illness, offering terms comparable to those the wholesaler would extend.
Man Wanted for Ratkovich Killing Identified
A big Austrian, Dushan Jovanovich, is detained in Anaconda and named by witness Peter Kuskovic as the shooter in the Ratkovich killing on the road 12 miles southeast of Butte a week earlier. Authorities say the suspect may have changed his name from Joe Bosich while two others, Rade Kovacevich and Jovan Toth, were arrested in Arascond and brought to Butte. Witnesses were to confront the suspect this morning amid ongoing inquiries. A clash later saw youths wreck the Carlist club and the Carlist newspaper office in Victoria, dispersed by civil guards after street fighting.
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Dushan Jovanovich
Anaconda
Sheri's
Butte
Blax Ratkovich
Hutte
Peter Kuskovicn
Jovanovich
Eouity Party
Joe Bosich
Priscer
Rade Kovacevich
Arascond
Jovan Toth
Sherriff
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Butte News
Standard
Liberty
Mike Aly Fied
Day
Nemsex
Paddy
Rogers
Gare Arthur
Slater
McDonald
Charles. McDonough
John I. Schrase
Wit
Heinton
Wilson
Shirer
Fred
Karien Kern
Frank
Togazine
Harry Kern
St Charlie
Harry
the Clothes Shop
Charles
Warren
Seattle
Paddy Jennings
Tutte
Mulholland
Gene Warren
Tor Tennings
United States Court
el Parke
Iyust
Wyoming
Collin
Charles Kern
Walsh
Jon Z. Heharde
FW South Main Street
Ohie
Porelock
St. John’s Episopal Church
MacPherson
Mathew Mo MacPherson
Leatherwood Street
Meadervilley Us
A. ‘T. Flynn
Gregson
Brane
Miss Terry
Rottsours
James Carew
Chute
Rae Sere
Han
de. Morrison
Palestine
Kista Templars
Sil Hine
Deran
Kniehts Templars
LAM Commanderien
Oregon
Ames
North Main Street
Hutte, Mont FO
D. Wilson
Fund Pla
Bikaxo
Hoth
White & Krebs’ Undertaking
Trail Creek Coal Co
A. J. Wosier
Slanager
Mammoth Credit Store
Ratkovich
Ent
Victoria
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