Fire Marshal to Target Hazards in Butte Buildings
City officials in Butte discuss a broad state law to condemn hazardous constructions and enforce corrections. Fire Chief Sanger, Fire Marshal McCormick, State Auditor Keating, and underwriter reps agree on measures including fines, automatic inspections, and cleaning of premises. The plan includes undergrounding overhead wires and removing dangerous racking in alleys and the business district.
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Butte
Peter San
McCormick
William Keating
Board of Fire Underwriters of the Pacific
Sanger Ie
Wilkling
Comercone
Sanger
Butte Electric and Power Company
Back Stamp Change Notices From Postal Dept
Postmaster Malcolin Gillis received a department order announcing the discontinuation of back stamping on letters. The notice cites the department’s cost investigation and the local office’s role in evaluating back stamping practices.
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Malcolin Gillis
Newsboys Benefit From The Suffrage Play
The article describes a suffrage themed benefit performance at the Empire theater titled How He Won the Causee Brat James Floyd Denis Cut pabut on. The production faced misunderstandings and imposed conditions that diverted attention from the main event. The piece notes the manager Swarts of Butte being involved and mentions a crowd disruption related to the arrangement. It also reports the death of Mike from pneumonia and plans for his brother W J Green to travel from Hoy Springs Nebraska.
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James Floyd
Denis
Empreas
Pethivaya’ Club
Swarts
Bie Etpress
Mike Im. Ueeen
Butte
Peterson House
W. J. Green
Hoy Springs
Neb
Senate tariff plan sparks western support split
The Washington report notes a proposed 15 cent per pound duty on wool and the removal of free sugar in three years to appease western senators. The changes aim to preserve party harmony and are expected to be dropped in conference while the bill passes the Senate.
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New York World Today
Washington
Senate
West Fen
Young lawyer Anhut given two to four years in Sing Sing
New York reports lawyer Anhut convicted of bribery aiming to win release for Harry K Thaw from Matteawan asylum was sentenced to not less than two nor more than four years in Sing Sing. Judge Seabury stated the evidence supported the jury and would have charged accordingly if doubt existed.
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New York
B.john Ambut
Harry K. ‘Thantom
Matteawan Asylum
Sine Sing
Anhut
Harry K. Thaw
Seabury
Rout by rooks and gulls in Vale field reports
A Dover correspondent describes rooks driving gulls from a newly sown field on Vale borders. The rooks formed two per group, swooped, and forced the gulls to retreat. The victors then settled in the field, with apparent sentries guarding the edge as noted by naturalists.
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A. Dover
Posses
Ion
Ann
London
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