Butte Notes Highlight Local People and Events
Butte notes list arrivals and visits from M. J. Connell J. G. Bates C. H. Luderman M. A. Miller L. L. Wright Fred Orton J. T. Lyon J. A. Browne Attorney B. S. Thresher and others. Mentions marriage license Geoffrey Lauzier Lou Foster. Swan’s new farce Whose Baby Are You at Grand Friday. Dr. Hammond to return from Europe. announcements of rail routes and entertainment venues.
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Anna
Orton Bros
M. J. Connell
Butte
J.G. Bates
Montana Music
C.H. Luderman
Billings
M. A. Miller
Dillon
L. L. Wright
Missoula
Fred Orton
N. Main
Burlington
Denver
JT. T. Lyon
Boulder
J. A. Browne
Melrose
B.S. Thresher
Helena
RR. Burker
Pipestone Springs
John W. Cotter
California
J. M. Froehlich
W. Bany
Dr. Hanson
Chickering
Reeves’ Music Store
Gen's Agts
Albert Opie
John Dunstan
Centerville
England
Geoffrey A. Lauzier
Lou K. Foster
Mark KE. Swan
H. ¢. Cutler
the Butte
Whitehall
Harry Reardon
Frank Tannehill, Jr
New October
Newssrand
Hammond
Europe
Sherman
Crystal Springs
Anaconda Hall
Utah Avenue
Sadie Risch
P. O
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Great Northern Railway
J. C. Heimbach
Vipond
Colored Club
T. J. Williams
C. F. Smith
Dumar
Bernard McDonald
Smokehouse
Brockton
Mass
Great Northern
St. Peter's Court
Order of Foresters
Carpenters’ Union
Percen
Gregson Prings
Independent Democracy Organ Supports Hogan in Governor Race
The Independent Democratic party in Montana mobilizes against Clark forces over Hogan, labeling them corrupt and dishonest. The article notes Hogan’s honesty as the core issue, with delegates rallying in Butte and Helena, plans to campaign statewide, and Kelley’s popular candidacy for Congress to boost the slate.
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Hogan
Butte
Kelley
Independent Democratic Party
McDermott
Charles F. Booth
Dave Marks
Helena
Booth
A. J. Campbell
D. J. Hennessy
J. R. Toole
T.E. Collins
Montana
Steam-heated lodging house for sale in city center
Modern lodging house with steam heat earning a profit of 150 dollars monthly is offered for sale at 1500 dollars, with part cash. Reynolds & McDowell list the property at 16 East Broadway, Butte.
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Reynolds & McDowell
East Broadway
Butte
Hibernian Hall Variety Night Delights Centerville Crowd
At Hibernian hall Centerville last evening Division No. 1 A O H staged a lively program “Good Songs and Stories.” Miss Rowan, Miss Barrett, J J Groghan and master Willie McDermott performed while Ed Hughes and W E Kane drew lively applause with clogs and character sketches.
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Hibernian Hall
Centerville
Division No. 1
J. T. O'Brien
O'Brien
Miss Rowan
Mr. Selloff
Miss Barrett
J. J. Groghan
Deacon
Groghan
Pat
Ed Hughes
Hughes
Rose McDermott
Dan A. McCarthy
Willie McDermott
Blue
May O'Shea
Mr. Kane
Dublin Gulch
Evening program charms with songs and dance at hall
A village entertainment featured a recitation by J L Gavigan and vocal solos by Miss Sullivan and Mr Duffy. The event ended with a light lunch and a dance chaired by Jerry J Lynch. Miss Sullivan and Chairman O Brien announced another dance next Friday. Ladies serving coffee and cake included Mesdames Mulcare Leary Reynolds Coyle Rowan Aiken Hanson Leahy Cameron Ferns.
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J. L. Gavigan
Miss Sullivan
Mr. Duffy
Jerry J. Lynch
O'Brien
Mesdames Mulcare
Leary
Reynolds
Coyle
Rowan
Aiken
Hanson
Leahy
Cameron
Ferns
Willcock Forces Capture Ashanti Positions at Abu Ashu
A Morning Post dispatch from Koomassie reports heavy fighting with the Ashantis at Abu Ashu. Colonel Willcock's column retreated to wait reinforcements, then captured positions and Isanashu, burned three villages, and killed seventy Ashantis. British losses included Major Meliss and Captain Luard seriously wounded, three officers and three other ranks wounded, with 28 killed or wounded overall. A flying column of 80 men with two guns pursued the foe.
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London
Koomassie
Willcock
Abu Ashu
Isanashu
Meliss
Luard
Great Northern cuts homeseekers rates to western points
The Great Northern railroad announces reduced one way rates from Chicago to points east of Great Falls and Kalispell and to points west of Kalispell including Seattle. The sale runs from Oct 16 to Nov 25 with 30 day limit and stopovers. Round trip fares are $45 east of Great Falls Kalispell and $50 west of Kalispell Seattle.
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St. Paul
Great Northern Railway
Chicago
Great Falls
Kalispell
Mont
Seattle
Baptist Union Denounces War Drive by Chamberlain
At the Baptist Union meeting in London Dr. John Clifford urged a resolution condemning resort to war to settle disputes. He denounced Joseph Chamberlain as a dangerous personal menace whose impulses drive the British government. The resolution was adopted.
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London
Meeting of the Baptist Union
John Clifford
Union
Joseph Chamberlain
Fire Chiefs Meet Invite Accepted for Portland Carnival
Spokane reports the Pacific Coast Association of Fire Chiefs accepted Portland Serks invitation to meet next year in Portland during the carnival. Delegates attend from Seattle Tacoma Portland Victoria Vancouver Nanaimo Rossland Calgary NWT Missoula Yorkima and San Francisco as papers are read. The convention continues tomorrow and Friday.
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Spokane
Wash
Pacific Coast Association of Fire Chiefs
Portland Serks
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Victoria
Vancouver
Nanaimo
Rossland
B. C
Calgary
Missoula
Mont
Yorkima
San Francisco
Duni Way Suffers First Defeat in Local Billiards
In San Francisco on October 3 the billiard tournament saw Duni Way lose his first match as he struggled with his stroke and bad breaks. Franklin led with a 150 average 312-21, Duni Way 128 average 21-21. Burns defeated Taylor and Davis defeated Mudgett.
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San Francisco
Duniway
Franklin
Duni Way
Burns
Taylor
Davis
Mudgett
Parker and Gans to Fight for Lightweight Title Purse
Denver reports Kid Parker and Joe Gans matched for a lightweight title bout at 133 pounds between Nov 15 and Dec 1. Venue to be Colorado or California, decided by the club offering the largest purse or percentage. each man posts 250 forfeit. George Siler to referee.
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Denver
Colo
Kid Parker
Joe Gans
Colorado
California
George Siler
Explosion at Corning Powder works kills two in Santa Cruz
An explosion at the Corning Powder works in Santa Cruz California today Oct 3 killed Mercier an employee and fatally injured J Valencia authorities report the blast caused extensive damage at the facility and two men were affected by the incident
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Santa Cruz
Cal
Corning Powder Works
Mercier
J. Valencia
Austrian man pulled from basement hole after fall on Wyoming Street
John Larovich, an Austrian resident of Dublin Gulch, fell into a basement at the Thornton block on Wyoming and Broadway last night. Police used a halter to extract him at 11 30 and he was taken to St Pauls hospital with a fractured skull and unconscious by midnight. foul play is not suspected.
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John Larovich
Thornton
Wyoming
Broadway
Larovich
St. Pauls Hospital
Coughlin
Laughin
McDonald
Leyden
Alexander
St. Paul's Hospital
Dublin Gulch
Wyoming Street
Death Claims Kalpa Ornstein Aged Four
Kalpa A. Ornstein four year old son of Mr and Mrs B E Ornstein died yesterday after a brief illness.
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Kalpa A
B. E. Ornstein
Small Fire Extinguished in Renshaw Hall
A small fire in Renshaw hall at 5 15 yesterday morning was extinguished with only nominal damage.
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Renshaw Hall
Natives of Hawaii Rarely Steal or Beg
The text claims Hawaiians are not prone to theft or begging while attributing petty offenses mainly to Portuguese residents on the island.
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Hawaii
Island
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Butte News
The
Standard
Mast Broadway
Telephone
Sterling
Ilver
Butte, Mont
Independent Democracy Organ
Thomas SS. Hogan
Ernor
Clark
Anaconda Company
Amalgamated Company
Fred Whiteside
Anaconda
Governor Smith
Nolan
Justice Hunt
Justice Pigott
Justice Brantly
Chandler
Senator Hoat
Senate Investigating Committee
Thomass. Hogan
Folsom
Independent Democratic Convention
United States
Mary
Sterdly
Pupose
Little Boy Blue
Clogs
Mr Kane
Berlain
Parker and Gans
Estey
U.S
Bureau
Browntfield-Canty Carpet Co
West Park Street
Utah
Iowa
Izkhe
Ishe
I2ie
Singapore
Olympia Packing Co
BANKS
Lee Mantle
Chan, Schatzlein
Fayette Harrington
Charles R. Leondard
A. B. Clements
F. Avg. Heinze
Henry Mueller
Frank Hasking
Orient
LI. Mover
Swinborne
O. K. Lewis
J. H. Vivian
V. P
Fayette Harrington, Cashier
Silver Bow National Bank OF
Sporters
National Bank
New York
Union National Bank
Crocker-Woolworth National Bank
Ladd & Tilto
Ore
Dengret National Bank
Balt Lak
First National Bank OF
Andrew J. Davis
James A Talbott
E. B. Weilrick
George Jevenson
A. Booth Cash Grocery
State Savings Bank
Main and Park
John A. Creighton
G. W. Stapleton
T. M Hodgens
St,Co
John Areighton
Omaha
G. W. Btapleton
A H. Barrett
BE. D. Leavitt
V. Kemper
M. Hodgens
J. O. Hodgens
F. A. Ironside
Curtis
St. Paul’s Hospital
Montana Street
J.M. Settle
Pres
Gen. Mgr
Drs. Murray & Freund
W. H. Wix
D. D. S. Broadway and Main
Butte Graduate University of Pennsylvania
Butte, Montana
Gattton’s Theatre
Katte
Dice P. Sete
Dave & Ei
Josh Spruce
Liver Bow County
Jenny
Array
J. G. Heine
Winessy
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