Robbed Afghan tamale seller identifies saloon owner
A group of Afghans in Butte reported a night raid at North Main Street saloon where a tamale vendor named Servillon was robbed of $8 and all his stock, then kicked out. John Lowney, the saloon owner, was questioned after the Afghan witness identified him as turning off the lights, but authorities released him pending further evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Colony
Khan Servillon
North Main Street
John Lowney
Servillon
Maryland Avenue
Paddy Kahn
Lynch
John Does
Zimmerman
Lowney
Breen
Great Northern Excursions To Several Cities At Low Rates
Great Northern offers round trip fares from Butte to St Paul Minneapolis Duluth West Superior Sioux City Chicago St Louis and other eastern points. Fares include 24 50 for St Paul and Minneapolis 42 for multiple western routes 53 50 to Chicago 49 50 to St Louis. Going dates in late May and June with returns by Sept 15. Call 41 North Main for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
West Superior
Sioux City
Chicago
St. Louis
Ept
Great Northern Ticket Office
North Main Street
Butte
Not a wise or safe policy canal bill
Washington May 26 Senator Morgan from the Isthmian Canals Committee submitted the adverse report on Hoars bill to place route selection in the president. The committee argues no further exploration and that the president would rely on already ascertained facts, labeling the policy unsafe. It blasts Colombia for delay and worries over rights, with Nicaragua and Costa Rica seen as clear, while Colombia seeks delay and potential asset loss to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Morgan
Committee On
Senate
Hoar
Colombia
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
United States
Panama Canal
Panama Company
Cvolombia
Panama Canal Company
France
Canal Company
Panama
Colon
de Lesseps
Panama Railroad Company
Teachers Excursion Rates From Minneapolis by Northern Pacific
Northern Pacific railway offers round trip tickets on June 7 8 10 14 and 16 for teachers. Destinations include St Paul Minneapolis Duluth for 40 dollars Omaha St Joseph Council Bluffs Kansas City 42 dollars Chicago and intermediates 53.50 dollars St Louis and intermediates 49.50 dollars. Other principal western points also covered. For details and berth reservations contact W. H. Merriman General Agent corner Park and Main Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific Railway
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
Omaha
St. Joseph
Council Bluffs
Kansas City
Chicago
St. Louis
W. H. Merriman
Corner Park and
Main Streets
Lillian Merton a Beer Hall Rustler Attempts Suicide
Lillian Merton a beer hall rustler drank laudanum in her room at 205 South Arizona street after a quarrel with her lover who slapped her. She was revived after two hours of medical care and later avoided the concert and beer hall where she worked. She is about 20, previously charged then cleared in a separate robbery case. Souvenirs at Mayer's advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Merton
No. 5
South
Arizona Street
Merton
Minor
Larder Thief Arrested After Vigilant Household Feud
Mrs. J. P. Lundgren of 227 Dakota Street traced a series of larder thefts to a woman identified by sight as Jennie Doe. The warrant was served and the suspect appeared at the city jail, released on personal recognizance for today’s police court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Lundgren
Dakota Street
Lundgren
Jennie Doe
Winn
Fire destroys Sugar Pine plant and six dwellings at Grants Pass
A blaze at 6 pm destroyed the Sugar Pine Door and Lumber plant, Williams Bros. & Kendal sash factory, six houses, and about six acres of yard stock in Grants Pass Oregon. Sparks from a west wind spread from a sawdust pile. Fireman George Hartman fainted from heat. J A Turner suffered internal injuries. Losses totaled about 40 000 for buildings and machinery plus 15 000 insured for Sugar Pine. 12 000 for Williams factory. 750 for E L Edgerton residence. 1 250 for Giles Davis estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant's Pass
Ore
Sugar Pine Doer and Lumber Company
Williams Bros. & Kendal
Sugar Pine Door and Lumber Company
E. L. Edgerton
Giles Davis
George Hartman
J. A. Turner
Cascade county crack shots head to state tournament
Special Dispatch reports May 26 that J M Jaunt Alexander Cirvine William Johnson Gus Frazier H F Benner Frank Fillian from the city and George Bickett Adel William Cummings James Pearson Stockett J Ward H B Lewis from Fort Benton will travel Thursday to Anaconda for the state tournament. They will train at the traps this week and the gun park opens at 6 each evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade County
Anaconda
J. M. Jaunt
Alexander Cirvine
William Johnson
Gus Frazier
Frank Fillian
George Bickett
Adel
William Cummings
James Pearson
Stockett
J. Ward
H. B. Lewis
Fort Benton
Emperor assigns guests for German maneuvers
Berlin May 26 Emperor William directs Adjutant General Corbin Gen S M B Young and Gen Leonard Wood to be his guests at the upcoming German military maneuvers next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Emperor William
Corbin
Ross Gives Himself Up After Smallpox Flight
John Ross, the smallpox patient who disappeared from Kemper avenue, surrendered to authorities yesterday and returned home. His family remains quarantined as Ross is taken to the pesthouse for treatment. Health Officer Sullivan had feared spread during his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ross
Kemper Avenue
Ross
I. D. Freund
Kemper Avennue House
Freund
Sullivan
Friasin
Butte
Knights of Pythian Excursion to San Francisco
The Northern Pacific offers round trip tickets from August 4 to 9 to San Francisco at 50 dollars and to Los Angeles at 60 dollars with stopovers allowed. Tickets valid to September 25, 1902. For details contact W. H. Merriman, General Agent, Northern Pacific Railway, Butte Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Northern Pacific
Los Angeles
W. H. Merriman
N. P. Railway
Cor. Park and Main Sta
Butte
Mont
Specials for Today May 27 1992
Specials listed include Acme Wheat Flakes at per package, H O Breakfast Crisps per package, Ranch Bags at per dozen, Lion Coffee 9 packages for .4- The note reads like a package price list for daily specials. It includes multiple items with uncertain pricing due to OCR errors but preserves the catalog format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O
Lion
Liquor Department Advertises Bottled Beer and Whiskey
A vintage ad promotes liquor sales with bottled beer on ice and wines by the pint bottle. It highlights Fine Old Como Whiskey and Kerby's Malt Whiskey priced per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Como
Kerby's
French Party Tours Niagara Falls After Rochambeau Statue Unveiling
Members of the French mission and relatives visit Niagara Falls as part of ceremonies for Count de Rochambeau statue in Washington. Ambassador Cambon and staff accompany the party, with a luncheon on board and a scenic journey through the gorge. They discuss the Battle of Queenstown Heights near Brock’s memorial and receive flowers from Sisters of Mercy before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Count de Rochambeau
Washington
Lafayette
Rochambeau
Cambon
Mme. Cambon
Table Rock
Niagara Gorge Railroad
Picturesque Gorge
Whirlpool Rapids
Lewiston
New Bridge
Queenstown Heights
Brock
Countess de Rochambeau
Sisters of Mercy
Gaulois Arrives In New York For Rochambeau Visit
The French battleship Gaulois arrived in New York from Annapolis with the Kearsarge Alabama and Olympia. Salutes were fired on Governor's Island. French visitors boarded Dolphin for West Point and Mayor Low urged flag display in honor of the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Annapolis
United States
Kearsarge
Alabama
Olympia
Governor's Island
North River
Thirty-fourth Street
Dolphin
West Point
Low
Great Falls Notes and Local Happenings
May 26 report from Great Falls covers Mrs. Anna Hunter sick with blood poisoning after cleaning with lye water. A rancher from Big Sandy and Miss Anna Keeg wed at First Methodist Church. Express wagon driver Alexander Anderson arrested for assault. W J Martin begins boulevarding Seventh Avenue North. Thomas W Maloney, ex Barker mine superintendent, killed in Mexico in a quarrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Great Falls
Anna Hunter
Burlington
Columbus Hospital
Theodore Swertson
Big Sandy
Anna Keeg
New York
First Methodist Church
J. R. Smith
Alexander Anderson
Isabella Rigan
W. J. Martin
Seventh Avenue North
Park
Twenty-third Street
Thomas W. Maloney
Barker
Mexico
Vienna Suffers Cheap News War In Farthing Paper
The Westminster Gazette notes Europe’s first farthing newspaper Die Neue Zeitung in Vienna. It will be two thirds the size of an English half penny paper with eight pages, three ads and five news. It aims to print all rival papers’ news plus articles in tabloid form, with morning and noon editions. Paper costs and strong circulation plans drive feasibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Gazette
Vienna
Die Neue Zeitung
Budapest
Height of birds in flight tracked by German observations
The London Country Life notes German observations on bird flight heights. It says the eagle soars to about 3 000 yards, crows reach 1 400 yards, larks about 1 000 yards, and pigeons released at 0 to 3 000 yards quickly descend to lower air levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Germany
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Butte News
Montana
Steam Bakery
Eeelines Or
Tickets Inc
W. Park
Butte, Mont
Taney
Tonkin
East Park Street
Broadway
Richard Sutton
dent—Committee
Mayer's
West Park
J.L
Havana
Union N
the Emperor
Himself
Ficers
John
Harrison
Cer. Park and Main Sts
John G. Holland
Grocer
Niagara
Brock Fell
Europe
Farthing
Lander Furniture and Carpet Company
East Broadway
Gsseripon
Putahl
West Park Street
Rods
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Orner
Quartz
Batte, Mont
P.J. Brophy & Co
P. J. Brophy & CO
Big Blackfoot Milling Company
Olesale and RE
Hinds
Cor
Arizona and
Aluminum Sts
Bonner, Mont
Butte, Anaconda
Missoula
Ada Montana E Rutte, Mont
Mormon Church
Bishop Remedy Co
San Vereale
Newton Bros
North Main St
Butte, Meat, Drug Company
Anavosda
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