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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1909

Page

19

Butte Liederkranz May Festival Honors Lechner

The German American club Butte Liederkranz held its May festival at the Carpenters Union hall despite bad weather. The event celebrated director Father Lechner who will soon visit Bavaria, with the male chorus performing two special numbers and guest violinist Miss Frankie Dillon.

Carpenters’ Union Hall Butte Butte Liederkranz Xe Lechner Sacred Heart Church Bavaria Father Lechner Old Country August Pfister John L. Strobel

Shoemaker Christopher McRae Found Dead at Home

Christopher McRae, a long-time Helena shoemaker, was found dead in his bedroom shortly after noon. The 52-year-old Scotland-born man had returned from a trip and had recently worked underground. An inquest was deemed unnecessary. his remains were moved to White & Krebs' undertaking rooms. He leaves a wife, six children, and two brothers Finley and Duncan McRae.

South Colorado Street Christopher McRae McRae Helena Butte North Main Street White & Krebs Finley Duncan McRae Scotland

Butte Briefs Show Visitors From Several States

J. V. Owens of Hamilton and J. C. Ball of Missoula are in Butte. J. Kilkein of Helena is a Butte visitor. F. H. Berry of Boulder is on business. John Macine of Spokane and J. P. McCall of Livingston arrived. Lovelace of Livingston visited on business. Headsten from Helena registered at the Finlen. Meywood of Philipsburg visits, John JR. Cook of Kendall dropped in, Dan P. Mahoney of Wallace Idaho in town. F. W. Bull and daughter Edna of Bozeman registered at the Finlen. Ebert T. Allen from Livingston stopping at the Finlen. Whiting of Three Forks, St Paul railway superintendent, spent yesterday in Butte.

John Macine Spokane Thornton J. P. McCall Livingston Butte J. ‘Lovelace Finlen Helena George A. Meywood Philipsburg John JR. Cook Kendall Dan P. Mahoney Wallace Idaho F. W. Bull Edna Bozeman Ebert T. Allen C. Ll. Whiting St. Paul Three Forks

Ada Ray Detective Capers End In Stage Money Reversal

Ada Ray arrives from Lewistown on a private detective mission to recover a debt. Dressed as a man she confronts a suspect in Butte and is mistaken for a man. The quarry returns the money but reveals it is play money. She reports to police, who take over the case.

Rutte Quinn Wynne Jack Quinn Miss Ada Ray Butte Lewistown Miss Ray

Frenchmen to Celebrate Holiday at Frenchtown

Central committee of the Order of St. John the Baptist in the state plans a June 24 feast day celebration at Frenchtown. A special train will carry members from Butte and Anaconda for the day, followed by a banquet at Frank Boucher’s residence.

the Order of St. John the Baptist Butte St. John the Baptist Frenchtown Anaconda Missoula Frank Boucher Order

Russian Miner in Butte District Dies After Illness

Joseph Stein a 50 year old Russian miner who lived at 428 East Park alley died yesterday after a brief illness. He came from Shenandoah Pennsylvania and had worked in Butte for 18 years. He leaves two daughters Margaret and Marion and a son Clayton in high school. Funeral services will be held Wednesday from Walsh's undertaking parlors to Sacred Heart church for a requiem high mass.

Joseph Stein Butte East Park Alley Russia Shenandoah Margaret Marion Clayton Walsh Sacred Heart Church

Clark Held for Crime Committed in Missoula

T. M. Clark, arrested in the recent Butte roundup, was identified as the man wanted by Sheriff Graham in Missoula for burglary. Clark denies involvement in any crime in the Garden City, but admits he was there until a few days ago. He matches the description sent by the sheriff, including the missing right hand.

T. M. Clark Butte Way Graham Missoula Clark Garden City

Burglary Hits Whitehall Hardware Store

Butte police were notified of a burglary at Andrew Less' hardware store in Whitehall during Saturday’s early hours. Seventy two items were stolen including 62 pocket knives and 22 razors. Authorities suspect the same men hit the Boulder post office a few nights earlier.

Butte Andrew Less Whitehall Boulder

D ruggist suffers broken leg in Montana street fall

Well known druggist B Toare of Paxson and Rockefeller is in Murray's hospital with a fractured right leg after a slip on a Mont ana street sidewalk yesterday morning.

B. Toare Paxson & Rockefeller'’s Murray's Hospital Montana Street

Socialist Demonstration in Paris Ends in Violent Clashes

Paris on May 23 saw socialists clash with police during the annual demonstration before the Pere Lachaise monument to the communists. Many participants and officers were injured and about 20 protesters were arrested amid the scuffles.

Paris Pere Lachaise

Farmers organize against rustlers in Silver Bow meeting

A large Silver Bow county gathering at Feeley's schoolhouse resolved to combat cattle rustling and horse theft across Deer Lodge to Melrose. Dr F A Peck presided and Forest Ranger Hungate served as secretary. Committees were formed and a permanent county group aligned with the State Livestock Association based in Helena. The next session is the first Sunday in June.

Feeley's Silver Bow County Deer Lodge Melrose F. A. Peck Silver Bow Hungate State Livestock Association Helena

Sixty-Six Thousand Hearn for Train Robbery Suspects

One of the largest rewards offered for criminals is announced by the Great Northern Railway, posting 60000 dollars for the arrest and conviction of the five or six who robbed train No 8 at Morse siding near Hillyard Washington on May 15. Postal authorities add 1000 dollars for each of the six involved as the mail car was looted. Descriptions cover two robbers only: a tall, slender man 35 to 40, and a shorter man 5 feet 8 inches, with slouch hat and dark clothing.

Butte Great Northern Railway Company Morse Siding Hillyard Wash

M J B and Hennessy Teams Clash in Morning 2-0 Win

Showers moved afternoon games in Butte to the morning. The M J B team beat Hennessy 2 to 0 over nine innings. Winning battery Hocking Krueger McCafferty and Mc Taggart. losing battery Bills Henderson.

Butte Hennessy Hocking Krueger McCafferty McTaggart Bills Henderson

Death by poison shocks Crow reservation case

Hairy Wolf’s death was attributed to strychnine poisoning after an examination showed he had ingested a lethal amount. Agent Reynolds and Major Reynolds elicited confessions from Thomas and a tribal squaw, who were jailed in Helena pending grand jury action. It is the first such case among Crow Indians.

S. G. Reynolds Thomas Major Reynolds Harry Wolf Hairy Wolf Helena Crow Reservation

Actor on slab proves too much for Sheridan

Twin Bridges opened the season with an 8 to 2 win over Sheridan in 11 innings. Thatcher, a traveling opera company pitcher, held the visitors to three singles while Luke of Sheridan collected several safe hits.

Twin Bridges Sheridan Thatcher Luke Sheridan Nad Ewekebien

Emma Goldman Blocked by Police in Harlem Meeting

In New York on May 23 Emma Goldman faced police resistance as hundreds gathered in Harlem to hear her. Officers dispersed attendees with force, and two people were injured as the crowd resisted detention.

Emma Goldman New York Harlem

Attorney Fires At Widow In Lima Then Flees

In Lima on May 23 Maud Diltz a young widow was shot by John Beam a prominent lawyer He knocked then opened fire upon her as she answered the door Police exchanged shots with him as they chased him through the night continuing past midnight challenging his escape

Lima Ohio Maud Diltz John Beam

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Bell Phone Lutey’s Store Luteys West Park St Butte’s Shopping Center Kingsford’s Kingsford’s Cornstarch Peet Soap Bon-Ami Barnum Kirk Montana Dakota Lutey N. Main Bell Brophy Walla _ Walla BBC N.main Street Mont Lechner Frankie Dillon Dillon Lioner Signor Emilio Saverio Vienna Liederkranz Mueller L. A Schneider Leopold Herm Theodore Leibold Mose Lenz L. A. Schneider Max Kenck August Richter Fritz Hugo William Haverback Alcazar Theater West Park J. V. Owens Hamilton J. C. Ball of J. Kilkein F. H. Berry Quinn and Feeley’s Station Heward M. J. Bos Wallop Hennessys Pritchard-Harrison Carpet Co Corner Park and Main, Butte Riddell Paint and Art Co West Park Street Red Rock Plymouth Rock OS VW. Park Vein East Park Broadway Messina Yor Listermann Bainbridge Kiburz Kuchynka Williams Hengel F. A. Ironside Main S Allen South Main East Granite Buite, Mont East Park Street Trevor & McNamara Butte, Mont Warner
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