Butte Current Notes Opens October Items In Busy Issue
Butte notes list smoke Anna Held cigars from Oton Bros piano rental and tuner details at Montana Music Co and 219 N. Main. Dr. Hanson and Dr. Hammond announced sessions and October resumption. Rail services update: Northern Pacific and Great Northern through sleepers. Jury trial: Ed Hirt case adjourned. County registration set to begin October 15 with 1927 end date.
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Smoke Anna
Oton Bros
J. G. Bates
Montana Music Co
Fred Orton
N. Main
Burlington
Denver
Ark
J. M. Froehlich
Hanson
Chickering
Reeves’ Music
Gen's Arts
Helena
P.O
Hammond
Europe
Sherman
Crystal Springs
Anaconda Hall
Utah Avenue
Sadie Risch
P. O. News
John L. Henry
New York Life
Montana Street
Northern Pacific
Butte
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Great Northern Railway
H. 8. Clark
John Feston
Two New Smallpox Patients Reported at Pest House
George Miller and William Brown are two new smallpox patients at the pest house. They arrived yesterday and are identified as a city case and a county case from Western avenue in the Empire addition. The origin of the second city case is unknown.
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George Miller
William Brown
Pest House
Western Avenue
Empire Addition
Helena Oil Agent John Owen Dies Suddenly
John Owen, agent for Continental Oil in Helena, died today at age 66 after arriving in Montana 12 years ago. He began in Butte as oil company agent and moved to Helena five years past. his wife died years ago in Butte and he has relatives in Pennsylvania.
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Helena
John Owen
Continental Oil Company
Montana
Butte
Pennsylvania
Shortage May Be Large In Grand Lodge Fraud Case
A. J. Sullivan, son of Helena ex mayor and Montana grand lodge treasurer James Sullivan, was arrested on a grand larceny charge for forging money orders and cashing them. Officials say shortages grew from 25 to between 200 and 300 dollars, potentially much higher, as investigations continued. The suspect fled after discovery. no prosecution was initially planned.
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A. J. Sullivan
Sullivan
Helena
Travis
R. H. Howey
James Sullivan
Chicago
Grand Lodge of Ancient Order of United Workmen of Montana
Mr. Howey
Grand Lodge
Grand Lidge
Chilf
Shane
Younes Sullivan
Trav’s
Glass installed by Schatzlein Paint Co crew
A customer orders window glass and lighting, specifies size and number of lights, and a Schatzlein Paint Co representative will dispatch a man to install them.
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Schatzlein Paint Co
Health of Santiago de Cuba Report on East Department
Major McGunnigle with Major Carr and Captain Shelley inspected the east department. Troops suitable health and tranquil conditions found with no yellow fever cases. Rural police work praised as efficient. bandits stamped out. Santiago city council donated $500 for Galveston sufferers.
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Santiago de Cuba
McGunnigle
Carr
Shelley
Department of the East
Santiago
Galveston
Population of Seattle 1906 total 80 871
Washington Oct 2 The official population of Seattle Washington for 1906 is 80 871. The gain since 1890 is 37 834 or 88.32 percent. Earlier figures show 1880 population 2 533 with large growth since then across wards. Ward totals are listed by ward numbers.
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Washington
Seattle
Wash
Mercer Shines as Phillies Rally Sticks Hitless Battle
Philadelphia defeats New York in a tense 1,626 attendance game. Mercer pitched a great game for the home team with limited hits from both sides. Batteries Mercer and Bowerman Dunn and McFarland, umpire Snyder.
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Philadelphia
New York
Mercer
Te Tendance
Beere
Jane
End of Game Called on Darkness in tied Oct 2 affair
Boston Oct 2 todays game ended after eight innings due to darkness with the score tied. Attendance 2000. Orioles and Brooklyn tied? Batter numbers show Pittinger Clark Donovan McGuire Umpire Huret.
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Boston
R. H. E. OA Brits Pee
Brooklyn
Pittinger
Clark
Donovan
McGuire
Huret
Chicago Shuts Out St Louis in Great Form
Chicago dominated St. Louis with a shutout as 1 000 fans watched. Batteries Callahan, Sudhoff and Robinson starred with Dexter in the field while umpire Day presided.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Callahan
Dexter
Sudhoff
Robinson
German Press Cheers Possible French Note On China Settlement
Berlin reports that German papers publish the alleged French note to the powers on the Chinese settlement and praise it as a step toward harmony. The Freisinnige Zeitung says harmony is assured if genuine. Britain’s reply to Germany’s proposal is anticipated as favorable.
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France
Berlin
Freisinnige Zeitung
Great Britain
Germany
Republican Projections Cite McKinley Leads in Electoral College
A Republican Committee statement from New York reports 226 electoral votes for McKinley, 112 for Bryan, and 64 doubtful. The forecast reflects early party expectations of a victory with uncertain states still undecided.
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New York
McKinley
Bryan
Conservatives In The Lead In British Polls
London reports show ministerialists or Conservatives leading with 171 seats to liberals 35 and nationalists 19. Gains include Stockton Leicester and Northampton while London Lancashire divisions tilt Conservative. Wins in Battersea and Northampton highlight rising Conservative majorities ahead of a new Parliament.
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London
Stockton
Middleboro
Leicester
Gloucester
Grantham
Northampton
Swanseatown
Hastings
Wolverhampton
Lancashire
Islington
Clapham
Lambeth
Manchester
Sanford
Blackburn
Henry Labouchere
Kruger
Labouchere
Shipman
Scotland
Henry Norman
London Daily Chronicle
Waverton
Hulton
Burns
Battersea
East Deorchester
Swansea
A. J. Balfour
Arthur J. Balfour
A. H. Scott
Mr. Balfour
John Byrne
Mr. Carton
C. Ridley Smith
John Burns
Richard C Carton
Dr. Shipman
Richard R. B. Orlebar
H. E. Randall
Swansea Town
R. D. Byrne
George Newnes
John T. D. Llewellyn
Sir George Newnes
Provinces
Galway City
Martin Morris
E Lemmy
Morris
Charles Stewart Parnell
O'Shea
Twain Nearly Froze At Greenville Chautauqua
Samuel L. Clemens known as Mark Twain lectured to a packed Greenville Indiana opera house crowd but faced a two hour silence. Two local officials then promised another engagement with a $2375 fee after claiming patrons barely laughed during the show.
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Samuel L. Clemena
Mark Twain
Elder Johnson
Deacon Jones
Greenville
Ind
Clemens
Opera
Deacon
Bhoyt
Extra Lateral Rights Claim Sparks Vein Location Dispute
In an injunction suit over the Silver King and Plymouth lode claims Silas F. King and others sue John Allen and partners. Defendants admit mining on alleged Silver King veins but say end lines are side lines, with veins crossing the location veering off its boundary. Plymouth is claimed older. pendency of other actions cited. Funeral for John J. Ryan set for 9 a.m. at his home, then St Patrick's Church. Martha Rebekah lodge to hold a concert at St George's Hall Center ville on Thursday Oct 4 with 25 cent admission.
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Plymouth
Martha Rebekah Lodge No
St. George's Hall
Centerville
Entertainment and Dance by A. O. H. Division One
Members of divisions No 1 and 2 A O H and divisions No 1 and 2 Ladies Auxiliary are invited to an entertainment and dance at Hibernia hall on Wednesday evening October 3. Visiting members are welcome with no admission charge and a royal reception promised. D D Shea, Secretary.
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Hibernia Hall
D. D. Shea
Grand ball at Renshaw hall hosted by Hemlock circle 126
Hemlock circle 126 of W. of W. hosts a grand ball at Renshaw hall on Wednesday evening October 3. Leading merchants endorse the event and praise the Gor don Hat for perfect satisfaction.
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Renshaw Hall
Hemlock Circle
Gordon Hat
MacArthur's Casualty List From Manila War Deaths
The War Department reports a list from General MacArthur in Manila detailing deaths by disease wounds and other causes. Includes many named servicemen from multiple infantry units and cavalry with dates in September and August.
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Washington
War Department
MacArthur
Manila
Battalion of Engineers
Michael F. Corcoran
28Th
George A. Wallace
Leno A. Selar
William Houseman
Charlie Quick
Norton England
Milo Jackson
30Th
Thomas V. Hamilton
38Th
Joseph H. Asbery
4Th
Thomas L. Daft
24Th
Charles H Beach
35Th Volunteer Infantry
John Eastman
1Th Volunteer Cavalry
John D. Meade
47Th Volunteer Infantry
George Kennedy
49Th Volunteer Infantry
Charles K. Hawkins
26Th Volunteer Infantry
George L. Youngs
Volunteer Infantry
Sydney H. Ball
16Th Infantry
Joseph Ferrer
William W. Bousey
Henry 8. Rolds
38Th Volunteer Infantry
Charles R. Dye
Lth
Volunteer Cavalry
Patrick Burke
Theo. Basford
Otto J. Pettus
16Th
George 8. Phillips
3Rd Cavalry
James J. Wajish
Harry D. Murin
Duniway Poised to Win Pacific Coast Billiard Title
In San Francisco at the Olympic club the Pacific coast championship tourney shows Wilkie Duniway of Portland likely winner. He posted the highest average and run despite the large five by ten table, a 3 run and 5% average. Tonight Duniway faces Franklin. other results include Burns over Davis and Nolan over Taylor.
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San Francisco
Olympic Club
Wilkie Duniway
Portland
Ore
Duniway
Roggen
Burns
Davis
Nolan
Taylor
Duni Way
Franklin
Army order to prevent looting in China
The War Department issued General Order No. 2 by General Chaffee in China. The directive stresses soldiers must follow Articles of War and avoid abusing Chinese citizens, aiming to maintain U S Army discipline abroad similar to domestic standards.
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Washington
War Department
Chaffee
China
United States
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V. Kemper
T. M. Hodgens
J. O. Hodgens
Drs. Murray & Freund Hospital
Butte, Mont
W. H. Wix
D. D.S. Broadway and Main
Butte Graduate University of Pennsylvania
Hessen
Butte, Montane
Gitton's Theatre
Lick P. Srrtor
Dave
Hk. Ley Ie
Josh Spruce
Rand Operatic Orchestra
Nces
Liver Bow County
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T. G. Heine
Eura AG
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