Butte Current Notes Primarily on Local Travel and Business
A jumble of notes lists residents and visitors: McLaughlin Can Co Jr Hanley in Los Angeles, Mrs A Came to Denver, John Billings to Boston, Dilly Mack to Dillon, George Meeker to Cody, Albertson to Los Angeles, Mrs Walter L Wise, Paxas QI White to Flockton Cal, Murakis to Salt Lake, Mrs J K Mesler to Spokane, E W Mandy in town on business, Mrs Ike Meyer to Quincy, Parsons to Topeka, Sulton of Missoula on business in Butte, Carhochan to Spokane, Cary Tasch in town from Telena, and various ads and local notes about dental care, banking, and rail passengers.
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Treat Primos
Orton Bros. Coal and Wood
McLaughlin Can Co. Jr
Hanley
Los Angeles
Mrs
Denver
John Billings
Boston
Dilly Mack
Dillon
George Meeker
Cody
Wya
Pay Albertson
Walter L. Wise
Wight Tor Bt
Bue
San Antonio
Paxas
White
Flockton
Cal
Milwaukee
Waller's
Murakis
Salt Lake
J. JK. Mesler
Spokane
E.W. Mandy
Radersburg
Ike Meyer
Quincy
Parsons
Topeka
Charles BR. Sulton
Missoula
II Butte
R.A. Carhochan
U. FB
America
Cary Tasch
United States
Telena
Call Butte Galt Cin
Bell 44
Ind
John Warrington Bul
T. J. Murph
C. F. Kelley
Amalgamated Comper Goliping
New York
St. Joseph
Emerson McTrod
Great Palls
Araella Hollingsworth
Bulu
J. B. Cadicot
Seatele
Vancouver
Victoring
Munsey
McClure
Girand Peurson
Vie World
Young
ILO
Tewesland
Tom McTagna
Butle
Deer Todge
AL J. Jithnan
Afvision
Paget Souwat Road
Boweman
P. J. Brophy
Libby
Gibbs Placer Company
Richard Turpin
Chiyshler
Anaconda
Harry Durpin
Wallerville
Leopold T. Behmann
Butte
Mins Wash
Ie Bk Weldner
Susan W. H. Merrion
Northern Rail Road
Tie
Ah Rast
Den
Direh
Inten
Smart Savers
Phiten
Brown Keeps First Love as Wife No 1 Returns
A Montana bigamy case ends with William Brown reuniting with his long‑time partner, Mrs Brown No 2, while Wife No 1 confronts his return to his seaside home. Brown faces legal risk and loss of the Montana ranch as he leaves with his 26‑year companion.
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Wyraming
Wiliam Brown
Montana
Brown
Basin Erect
Brown No
Mia Brown
Little Basin Creel
H&s
Montana Street
Massachusetts
Wife No
Wife No. 1
Milhorn
New
Virginia City
Rand
Auto crash injures man and horse killed near bungalow
An overnight accident involved a six passenger car near the Bungalow roadhouse. The car struck a horse and at least one person was injured while the horse died. The principals are not identified.
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Getig
Bungalow Road
Road Collision Report From OCR Fragment
A fragmented OCR note describes a road accident with a flag, a shattered rig, and two men escaping. The car struck the elevated highway area as a slowly driven vehicle approached. The driver was crossing the road and the men tumbled out as the rig collapsed. River workers assisted the two men.
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Ye Highway
Labor situation to be passed on Wednesday
A union meeting with Mich Mon aghie of Mortain Wedove tion of Labor and Building Trades Council reps will consult Joseph Patty of the international union of Brickinyers. They plan final plans and discussion of a recent dirlewiy breach between Netekinyers and allies and the Trades Council, with a Wednesday meeting to confirm actions.
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Mich Monaghie
Mortain Wedove~tion of
Building Trades Council
Joseph Patty
International Union of Brickinyers
Netekinyers
Trades Counc Wan
Sthan Rice
Iy Wow Bed Cartiers
Vew Uniin
Duffy
Mat Etening
Webb Martial Law Threats and City Calm Promises
Report cites a meeting where T warned officials the state would act if law and order failed. Chief Wilson and Captain Meyer pledged authority to arrest violators, regardless of status. A grand jury was discharged and a special panel urged to investigate jurisdictional matters amid claims by Industrial Workers of the World lawyers of revolts and bail. Laura Bayne Emmerson was among those linked to conspiracy charges.
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Wilson
Meyer
Simeriar Court
Fred J. Moore
Marcus W. Robbing
Wart
Eid
Moory
Robbins
Agathe
Laura Bayne Emmerson
Cily Street
Webb
Decision Today in New Jersey and Roosevelts Appeal
In New Jersey the decision day nears as Roosevelt plans a final appeal for the primaries. He says he would address voters if needed, defending loyalty to the Republican Party and denying efforts to divide party unity.
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Decision Today
New Jersey
Chicago
Are
Rolonel Roosevelt
Aim to Get ID of General Wood in the Chit Ni War
A terse wartime note praises General Wood for serving his country well while in the Chit Ni theater. The fragment mentions energy and Melency as connected figures, but details are limited and clarity is low.
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General Wood
Chit Ni
Say
Retired General Ainsworth backs move to block Wood
Washington reports growing fight in Congress over an army appropriation bill amendment aimed at preventing General Leonard Wood from serving again as chief of staff. The proposal, pushed by General Ainsworth and Representative Hay, would require ten years as a commissioned officer in the line with specific ranks, effectively ending Wood’s tenure as chief of staff if retained.
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Washington
Taft
War Department
Ronmutine
Leonard Wood
Ainsworth
Usty Laut
Tas
Elitrman
Ron Milles
Wis
House
Senate
Prince
Tminets
Wood
Apite
Wafart
Roach
Caan
Slit
Gimbral Wood
Ainsyorth
Lily Champion
Hay
Cormitton
Tall
Almworth
Took
Tun
Taft ends campaign and won't seek third term
President Taft wrapped up his campaign as heavy crowds gathered in Atlantic City and nearby towns. He signaled he would not run for a third term and addressed the Delaware River trip on his scheduled arrival. Taft defended Canadian reciprocity, noting Roosevelt opposes it to gain votes, while a prominent advocate urged caution against personal preferences shaping policy.
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Taft
Delaware River
Atlantic City
Anantle City
Wwe
Hill Era Ends as Great Northern President
St Paul May 17 A misread message reports L W Hill no longer heads the Great Northern Railroad. Details are garbled but indicate a transition in leadership and a change in board chair duties.
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L. W. Hill
Great Northern
St. Paul
Minn
Cirent
Touts Cari Re Gray
Derland
Ore
Cieroyd
Renee
Gray
Theseotin
UG Howly
Exogutioa
Contested Army Bill Plays Into Wood Nomination Fight
Fragmentary OCR outlines a partisan clash over military policy and Wood’s bid for nomination. It notes amendments to four-year enlistment, presidential veto powers, and port defense funding, with references to President Taft era figures and the Wyoming committee chair, amid broader wartime strategy debates.
Republican convention signals role for Hanes Adeltieretic
Representative Modine and party committee members today asserted the convention will set party standards. They argued Hoses Teeanypanead was eroding the process of selecting the nominee. Mrs Mekhilays Stam pressed that the convention this year must affirm coherent leadership and a clear path to the nomination.
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Mekhilays
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Wyoming
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