Papp Sentenced One Year For Shooting Charge
Ulysses Papp will serve one year at Devr Lodge for shooting at a two car party case. Jurors acquitted him on another charge but found him guilty of the shooting incident. The trial stretched late with instructions considered formal and the court ordering a return to the jury for further deliberation before a verdict.
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Penitantiqns
Devr Lodge
George Prokos
Pamp Tewna
Stetlan
Phon
Dorise
Dvet Kelly
Marlo Faenico
Veces
George Whitehead
Wile Ami
IPG
Yeslanding
Tor Rjowenjent
Motdas- Thome Tivan
Addy
Didee Don Wives Départment
Toney
Peter Breen
Matt Canning
Republican Split Discussion Divides Local Party
A split within the Republican group dominated by factions discussed at a recent meeting. Democrats planned adjournment to Friday while Republicans pushed for a consolidation, but a motion to create a permanent year officers failed and a new plan to unite two local wings was debated without result.
Alumni Join Students for Senior Play Reunion
Alumni prepare to participate with junior class in the senior play at Broadway on June 4. They invite members of their circles to attend, hoping to energize the audience with school spirit and pep. The junior class plans theater decorations and pennants to mark the school event and unite the student body for a memorable production.
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Tin
Heh
Broadway
Cinks Uhere
le Jupior
Brondway Theater
Nyoadway
Uithy
Asking Fu Divorce Involving Thompson Couple
The filing alleges Gregory Thompson abused and terrorized his wife, including multiple assaults over years and a fatal incident. The petitioner seeks divorce and requested restraining provisions related to spousal wages and safety.
Deegan Family Mourns Loss After Mining Raid
Ijehard Deegan, a prominent mining figure, died at home following a mining raid at High Ore. Survived by wife Ruby and six children, including five daughters. The incident occurred last Monday, drawing attention to safety at the mine and local relief efforts.
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Ijehard Deegan
Hla
Uela
Tives Daugh
Fragmentary family notice with scattered details
The text mentions Eve and three sons and a daughter Matharine Carney who is married and traveled to Spokane with Marrymret for a visit one Sunday evening. It also hints at another daughter and references relatives, Canada, and vague names and ages as part of a damaged notice.
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Eve
Matharine Carney
Mret
Spokane
Richard Witd Deter
Canada
Copley suit Against Butte & Superior For Injuries
At the close of the patent’s testimony in the personal injury suit Bert Copley filed against Butte & Superior, a motion for nonsuit was made by the defense and deferred for advisory by Judge Lynch.
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Platent
Fite
Local man arrested in forgery case at county jail
A deputy sheriff detained William Hayens on charges of forgery after an incident at a saloon linked to the Bulle brewery. The accused allegedly forged two worthless notes and attempted to swindle James Carany with another fake instrument, with Carany’s advance money in question.
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Wiliam Hayens
Bouth Guile
Kelwar
Hirges
Tommaink
Lin Lnstanyca
James Carany
Bulle Brewery
Carans
Obituary Notice of Kener Rowland Sashan
The deceased Kener Rowland Sashan aged five is recorded with unclear details. Survived by a widow and three children. Eventing entry notes residence at HH Pearl street North Walker ville and past service as a Teshdent of Butte and Walkerville.
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Sind
Butte
Walkerville
Med
Pearl Street
North Wallkerville
Courtly wedding in Butte marks Byre and Colatark joining
At the home of J Hy Welch in South Idaho Street Rev Grovas Wolfe officiated last night as Jo W Oren and Miss Rnplila Colatark both of Butte wed. He is employed by the Butte Brewing company and the couple, along with a city circle of friends, plan to reside locally where the bride has lived for years.
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Llanbeth Thompson
Gregory Thompson
Mey
Aira
Phamnan Sharyer
Manor
Cornelis Nuonan
Butte
Adattion
Riverne
Meana Ory
J. Hy Welch
Idaho
Unclear fragment on Los Angeles move and health note
Fragmentary report hints at a person named Breslier or Breslier receiving a wire from Trends about a trip to Los Angeles and a needed package. The text references leaving Barnes' clean and a week-ago event linked to health, but details are missing and names are uncertain.
Alleged forgery suspect Lindhers nabbed en route to Lewistown
Detectives Powell and O'Donnell captured Joe Lindhers as he alighted from the stop train near Mil lwaukes yesternas. He is detained until Lieshen of Porgua county returns him to Lewistown where he is wanted for forgery. Lindberg carried $1840 in his pockets.
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Millwaukes
Anon
Powell
O'Donnell Yesternas
Lewistown
Lieshen
Porgua County
Tomes
Lindberg
Las Nockets
Falls Dead During Memorial Day Rites
Henry Fry, an aged Grand Army man, collapsed and died during a Memorial Day meeting at a public hall in Kehoe. He had just spoken about veterans and his own name, Koons, being called when he fell forward, dying shortly after the introduction to the second audience.
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Beaide
Henry Fry
Grand Army
Rudd
Koon
Vrthe
K. A. McIntyre
Salvation Army Pagsensera
Almont Nake
Not Guilty Plea in Major Chicago Magazine Case
Six prominent physicians of St. Joseph were charged with the murder of W. Pulsom Cramer, a Chicago magazine solicitor. The case file notes May 18 as a key date. The defense pleaded not guilty.
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Kansas
Liz
St. Joseph
Mulder
W. Pulsom Cramer
Soilcitil
Baggage Sorting Method Solves Passenger Delay Mystery
A New York article explains a baggage sorting system that uses a key number to route luggage. By reading check numbers and unit digits, baggage handlers instantly place bags in the correct compartment, reducing wait times at transfer points across rail terminals.
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New York
Exresuman
Fgure & Jy
Brge
Maple Syrup Yields Reported From North Farrington MN
Reports from North Farrington Minnesota show maple syrup yields from 1430 trees yielding 440 gallons by one man and from 159 trees yielding 600 gallons by another firm. Two others together produced 2400 pounds of maple sugar candy and 21 gallons of syrup. DOMEST NW Be LOW, Tr 14 el Allied for Thomas Blades of Yarwell in Northamptonshire England notes the oldest Odd Fellow in the world. Diades nears a century of life and completes years of Manchester Unity membership. Aimed at Walders, a new combination limits use to only three parts for twenty purposes.
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North Farrington
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Thomas Blades
Yarwell
Northamptonshire
England
Diades
Survivors Aid by Quebec People After Shipwreck
Eyewitness accounts recount rescue efforts from a sinking liner. Survivors describe lifebelts, lifeboats, and quick actions by crew and Salvation Army members including Gracie Hannagan, Major Atwell, and K A McIntyre. Many passengers endured freezing water and confusion before rescue.
Fragmented OCR Note Hints at Missing Passage
The readable text shows garbled phrases about a site, weeks and passengers, with unclear names. It suggests an incomplete report possibly describing a journey, travel, or location but lacks concrete facts, dates, or identifiable entities to anchor a full summary.
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Magnitude of Disaster Dawns in Public
London May 29 reports show increasing awe as details emerge of the Empress of Ireland tragedy. The latest bulletins say 1600 people drowned, with Capt Kendall recalled for aiding inquiries and several officers and relatives among the losses, including Mrs Wood and Cedric Beats.
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E P Mathewson's Boyhood at Father Point
E P Mathewson spent his boyhood around Father Point, familiar with navigation lanes and river routes. A foggy night caused a ship strike on the Chie river with warnings missed, trains reaching the wharf and steamers transferred to tender boats amid the perilous water.
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Washington Officials Comment After Steamer Empress Sinking
Washington officials react to the sinking of the Empress of Ireland disaster. Senator Burton voices concern that even a safety treaty would not fully prevent tragedies from crowded convoys, urging mandatory bulkheads and safer vessel designs amid uproar over the catastrophe.
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London
Subcommittee on Pea Lions Meets With Cabinet
The text describes a delayed subcommittee meeting with secretary Medfield seeking extra funds of 3000 dollars for unspecified purposes. Treilfield proposed to cabinet an advisability of a criminal offense by a county to operate a steamer at a specified time. Names and places are garbled but indicate a government context and budget discussion.
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Diexh Wreilnesdas
Medfield
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Government to Inquire Into Causes of Wreck
The government announces an inquiry into the causes of a wreck on the St Lawrence River system near Father Point. The steamer Jody Gray sent supplies but struck wreckage, prompting questions about navigation, delays, and the incident's broader impact on marine operations.
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Death of Laurence Saving Big Loss to English Stage
London May 8 report on Empress of Ireland disaster notes editorial calls for full inquiry into watertight compartments and ship design. It cites Sir Henry Irving and his company returning from a tour, with Irving and wife aboard the Empress of Ireland and most of his company believed aboard the Teutonic. The item reflects a shaken English theater world awaiting further details.
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Three Hundred Bodies Lie on Wharf at Rimouski
Rimouski May 29. A seaborne disaster has left about three hundred bodies on the wharf at Rimouski. One body is a woman with arms tightly clasped, many are naked and frightened. Captain Kendalil was seen near the water as the wreckage washed ashore. Rene is believed to have gone to the bottom with his ship.
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Treland
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Rene
Alaska Quake Shakes Territory After Volcano Eruption
A strong earthquake was felt in Fairbanks and surrounding areas at 6:03 AM, following a volcanic eruption that sent ash over large parts of the territory. The tremor, described as severe, disrupted daily life as residents reported ground rumbling and shaking soon after the eruption.
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Survivors and Missing Survivors and Missing
A long roster of names appears to list survivors and those missing. The fragmented text mentions Salvation Army members and various individuals across Toronto Winnipeg Calgary and London, with notes on recovered nails and a statement about the Argentine Government’s stance on British military expeditions.
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Bupland
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Heigadior
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Salvation Artis
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Nail
Kookaburra Stamp Describes Laughing Jackass Bird
The Kookaburra on the new Australian stamps is likened to a laughing jackass of the wage shar tribe and about the size of a crow. It kills snakes and is pictured during dawn and dusk, described as a mascot in the issued design.
Veteran of Two Wars From Derwick Visits New York
Veteran of two wars Captain Myers of Derwick Pennsylvania, aged around ninety, sailed to New York for the first time since 1837. A member of the Captain GC. G. Jackson Post, G. A. R., he enlisted in the U S Marine Corps February 2, 1847 and served at Vera Cruz and in the Mexican War, discharged 1851.
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Mexico
Ceplota
John S&s. Myers
Mit
Cinvillé
New York
Myers
Work to Begin Soon on the Big Building
Milwaukee station project advances with plans for a large new terminal in Chicago style detailing excavation and foundation work. Builders and engineers scramble to finalize bids as the structure aims to serve expanded Milwaukee rail operations and electrification between Butte and Harlowton.
Waist Shop Moves to Larger Butte Quarters
The Waist Shop owners abandon cramped quarters at M4 Nortiy Mat for a new location at the southwest corner of Montana and Park streets. They will stock one garment per design to avoid duplicates, with Zeenan planning a New York trip next week to secure a full line of ladies suits skirts dresses and accessories for display.
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Butte Land Transfers and Related Real Estate Notes
Property transfers listed include Katharine Welly to Charles Kelly in Ophir Jode. George Multoald to Miners' Savings Bank. Thomas K Smith to Thomas Bes. David Willard to Edith Wilke. Alexander J Johnston to John Thaim son. and others in various additions. Amounts range from $1 to $2 with several lode and land parcels described in Butte area subdivisions.
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Tvest Event Company
Arthur Collins
Relia
Katharine Welly
Charles Kelly
Patter Ophir
Land Adjoinne
George Multoald
Fredertele
John Andeay
Timber Butts Millis Company
Jowell Lode
Alexander J. Johnston
John Thiimson
Inder Butte Oiing Company
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Cobbin
Butte Man Killed in Wind Wreck Near Ble Sandy
Albert Gennett died when a shed roof rafters collapsed during a fierce wind at Hig Sandy. His body was brought to Ble Sandy, where Lily reported the accident. Survived by a family at 360 South Gisford Street. The funeral is set for Monday.
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Kotte
Bucial
Gennett
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Gisford Straet
Suff Street Orchestra to Add Speakers at Cit Meet
At a regular meeting at the home of Mrs. J. S. Bills, arrangements were made with Mrs. Obermeyer for a Suffm ist orchestra to be used in street meetings. An addition to the program will feature outside speakers, including a note on the Moskva and Peter the Great’s squadron.
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