Released from prison served in San Quentin
P F O Donnell and C R Burris, two of ten men jailed over the Burke Idaho mine explosion, were freed by the U S appellate court in San Francisco and arrived in Butte yesterday. O Donnell described six months in the bull pen and a $45 suit forfeited. Burris lost his Burke newspaper plant. Both men will stay in the city for a time.
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San Francisco
P. F. O'Donnell
C. R. Burris
Mammoth
O'Donnell
Gregson Springs
Bull Pen
Moscow
United States Appellate Court
Burris
Clerks Protect Union Thanksgiving Ball At Renshaw Hall
Last evening the Clerks Protective union held a Thanksgiving ball at Renshaw hall with wide attendance. The program featured dances enjoyed by the merry crowd who danced late into the night. The arrangements were led by Gus Heyn and H M Heimerdinger with a floor committee and reception group listed.
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Renshaw Hall
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H. M. Heimerdinger
W. Db. Fenner
H. M Heimerdinger
L. I. Harris
Olivia Nadeau
H. M. Smith
As Heyn
Bessie H. Snow
Lillian Goldman
L. Louis Smith
B. Norcross
M. J. Tooley
A. A. Crossman
Charles Lannin
J. M. Flynn
It Was Enjoyed by the Man Who Owned the Lawn
A jokester plays a prank by sowing turnips instead of grass seed at a private home. The homeowner discovers the mix of turnips sprouting, learns the seed came from the Philippines, and ends up buying his own produce, admitting the joke backfired on him.
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Philippines
Flesh Colored Plaster Prank Ends In Joking Lesson
A Pittsburg drug clerk, recalling a racial joke about flesh colored plaster, serves a comely colored customer the same wrong color. The woman corrects him, prompting the clerk to vow stricter tests before future humor.
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Pittsburg
Frawley Back at Grand in Secret Service Triumph
Last night T Daniel Frawley returned to the Grand opera house to a full house and standing room, delivering a strong Captain Thorne in William Gillette’s Secret Service. Mary Van Buren and Pearl Landers led a capable company as critics praised Frawley’s improved performance and the evening’s overall success. Tonight the Frawleys present The Sporting Duchess, a major melodrama with a renowned London and New York pedigree.
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Yellow Men in Siberia. Siberian immigration debated in Fortnightly Review
Recent investigations show white emigration to Siberia was not permanent or beneficial. In 1899 consular reports put it at 223.98 souls with over 14,000 penniless returnees in six months. Chinese labor floods Siberia, paid half price, aiding public works and commerce as Chinese colonization expands.
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Mongolia
Asiatica
Srkutsk
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Pekin
Women Detectives Guard Shops in New York and Chicago
In New York City and nearby towns nearly 100 women work as detectives, with many employed in large stores where shoplifting is common. Store bosses say detectives are essential, as thieves use elaborate disguises and even children in their schemes.
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Chicago
Wei
Thanksgiving in Butte Hotels and Restaurants Serve All
In Butte yesterday hotels and eateries offered abundant Thanksgiving dinners with turkey as the centerpiece. Prices rose slightly to cover cuisine costs while staff ensured exceptional service. Decor and generosity to the poor highlighted the day as residents enjoyed ample meals and civic charity.
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Butte
Evergreen
Sivan
Dierks Offers Fireproof Safes at Main Street Store
W C Dierks general agent for Diebold Safe and Lock announces a large stock of fireproof and burglar proof safes for sale at 119 North Main Street.
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Green color effect questioned by Berlin professor
A Berlin professor disputes the long held belief that green soothes the eye. He argues green light tires different visual nerves and that green paper or decorations are a mistake. He recommends dimming all light with smoked or gray glasses to calm the optic nerves.
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New York Herald
Berlin
No clear headline here a quotation on politics and votes
A dialogue between a pessimistic speaker and Senator Sorghum reflects on politics as a buy and the motive behind political work. The exchange contrasts delivering votes with hustling after them.
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Washington Star
Sorghum
Sam and the Hay Fever Complaint Letter
A humorous note from the Indianapolis Journal recounts a man writing to Sam about hay fever. He recalls how Sam complained when the writer visited, and now the writer has hay fever himself, insisting Sam did not fuss enough.
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The
Indianapolis Journal
Sam
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