Notable City Visits And Office Moves In Butte
Local notes list visits from Thomas McTague and F W Preston plus S W McPherson of Great Falls. Attorneys P Drennen and Mike Donlan relocate offices on Pennsylvania Avenue while Dr P H McCarthy moves to Helena for a day. The Northern Pacific adds an electric lit sleeper to the North Coast Limited.
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Orton Bros
Sherman
P. H. McCarthy
Montana Music Co
Thomas McTague
Deer Lodge
KE. J. Holland
A. G. Allan
Pennsylvania
Mike Donlan
West Park
F. W. Preston
S. W. McPherson
Great Falls
City
P. Drennen
Rms
Pennsylvania Bik
Hansen
Silver Bow
F. E. Russell
Bozeman
Metropolis
P. O
Thomas Richards
England
H. G. Schweinfest
Furey
Dave Kennedy
Valley City
John Phillip Sousa
Levson Block
Helena
John G. Willis
Montana
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
E. J. Conger
Dillon
Northern Pacific
North Coast Limited
Itutte
Minnie Healey In New Role In O'Brien Versus Finlen Case
W A O'Brien seeks seven thousand plus dollars from Miles Finlen over a lease and bond interest tied to Minnie Healey litigation. The trial before Judge Harney’s jury opened with documentary evidence and continues with Finlen’s defenses and O'Brien’s claim that Finlen deposited 75000 and later sold to Boston Montana for 131000. Attorneys named for both sides and a panel of jurors are listed as the case proceeds.
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Heinze
Judge Harney
O'Brien
Finlen
Boston & Montana Company
C. F. Kelley
R. B. Smith
Mr. O'Brien
F. T. McBride
Robert McBride
M. L. Mustard
Frank Ryan
Henry Thomas
Pat Wall
Five Per Cent Assessment by Portland Typographical Union
The Multnomah Typographical union levied a 5 percent assessment on all members for coal miners strike relief in Pennsylvania. One amount collected reached $750.
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Portland
Ore
Multnomah
Homer club meets. discussions span libraries and culture
Mrs. D. J. Hennesey hosts the Homer club as President Clinton H. Moore outlines 111 years of harmony and public spirit. Members discuss Montana libraries, community projects, summer recollections, and the Los Angeles biennial, with plans for future study and a Columbia Gardens campfire.
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D. J. Hennesey
Homer Club
Mesdames Moore
Hammond
Werrick
Kunkel
Buzzo
Forbis
Rockwood
White
Clark
Atwater
Christie
Groenéveldt
Drennen
McCrackin
Miss Maynard
Clinton H. Moore
Montana
Sula Hot Springs
Mrs. Atwater
Mill Creek Canyon
Wood
W. J. Christie
Los Angeles
Moore
Massachusetts
May Alden Ward
State Federation
R. Frank Pierce
Denver
Labor Temple Lot Bought for Butte Union Build
The Building Committee for the labor temple in Butte bought a 50 by 104 foot lot on West Broadway next to the library for 13500 dollars with 7000 paid. The project aims a 75000 to 100000 dollar building funded by about 900 shares sold to unions and labor members. Stock is sold only to card holders, with 800 shares left at 5 dollars each. Officers listed: J W Dole president O M Partelow vice president DPD Staten treasurer and George Tucker secretary.
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W. J Christie
J. W. Gilbert
Col
Byron H. Cook
Columbia Gardens Canyon
F. S. Mitchell
J. A. Rueeer
Charlotte Cahoon
Women's Club
W. W. Cheely
North Washington Street
Woman's Club
Tenatius Donnelly
West Side Shakespeare Club
George H. Berry
North Alabama Street
Henry Symrons
TI. N. Symons
Ethical Culture Club
J. F. Weimescary
K. J. McRae
West Galena Street
Katherine
Labor Temple
Butte
West Broadway
Library
The
Building Association
8. V.kemeper
Butte Investment Company
Organized Labor
J. W. Dole
O. M. Partelow
DPD
F. Staten
George Tucker
Fortune Teller Madam Renna in Butte Circles
Palmist and clairvoyant Madam Renna offers readings at $1 for a short session. She proclaims insight on love, marriage, divorce, work, and life changes. Circles meet Wednesdays Fridays and Sundays at Stephens block 144 West Park street corner of Montana.
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Renna
Stephens
West Park Street
Montana
Butte
Americans Chafe at English Speed Laws in 12 MPH Breach
General Corbin General Young and J. W. Gates faced police stops in Windsor and near Brighton while driving a new Lipton car loaned to Gates. They were cited for exceeding 12 miles an hour. An American observer warned that police use stop watches to enforce limits.
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London
General Corbin
General Young
J. W. Gates
Thomas Lipton
Mr. Gates
Corbin
Brighton
Officials arraigned in lottery case in Grand Rapids
Four Lake county leaders and D H Miller of Chicago faced arraignment on charges of running a lottery and using the mails fraudulently. Sheriff Wile Messenger Probate Judge Ernest Nicholson County Treasurer Homer Cutter and Postmaster Elmer F E Herenden were among those named.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Lake County
D. H. Miller
Chicago
Wile Messenger
Ernest Nicholson
Homer Cutter
Elmer FE. Herenden
Bald
Baldwin Lottery Busted Amid Quiet Continued Scheme
The text notes a village Baldwin lottery intended to boost growth and disperse lands, halted months ago but allegedly still running quietly. It mentions the funeral of August Engelbach at 2 PM tomorrow from the family home with Rev Huddoff officiating, and the death of Mrs. Mike Harrington aged 23 at 612 N Alaska street with a funeral at St Patrick's Church on Wednesday.
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Baldwin
August Engelbach
West Broadway
Mr. Huddoff
Mike Harrington
Alaska Street
St. Patrick's Church
Fraud Alleged In Attorney Title To Montana Promissory Notes
Marie Gnadig filed in district court to recover five notes totaling 2000 dollars alleged fraudulently obtained by A. Broderson who posed as a Montana attorney. Notes were executed Sept 16 1891 by Dietrich Holloweye and payable at differing times. Four 250 dollar notes and one 1000 dollar note. Broderson allegedly never licensed. Damages 156 dollars sought. Attorneys M P Gilchrist and R Alley for plaintiff.
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Marie Gnadig
A. ©. Broderson
Dietrich Holloweye
M. P. Gilchrist
Alley
Hammond Mayor Offers Free Marriages for Thirty Days
Chicago Chronicle reports Hammond Indiana Mayor A F Knotts will marry any bachelor free of charge for 30 days extending to Chicago and nearby cities. He argues marriages improve civic order and cites streetcar profits as motivation while noting local workers need help meeting wedding costs.
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The
Chicago Chronicle
Hammond
Ind
A. F. Knotts
Cupid
Knotts
St. Joe's
Chicago
St. Joe
American citizen jailed in Toronto over unused ticket sale
Malcolm, an American, was arrested without a warrant and jailed overnight in Toronto police cells. He was fined 20 dollars for selling a return railway ticket Washington to Toronto. He claimed ignorance of the law, arguing the sale of unused U S tickets is not illegal.
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London
Ontario
Malcolm
Toronto
Washington
United States
Old Tom Gin Asserted as Giant Fighter by Justice Dooley
In a prison err of record Justice Dooley described Old Tom Gin as the biggest fighter since the world began. He compared him to plagues, claimed he defeated John L Sullivan and other greats, and warned that his blows are death dealing and inescapable, with graves and ruined homes as his toll.
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The
Chicago Chronicle
Tom Gin
Justice Dooley
John L. Sullivan
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Butte News
Standard
Fast Broadway
Telephone
Minnie Healey
W.W. A. O'Brien
Miles Finlen
NWS OF Society and Women’s Clubs
Elke’ Parlor
North Main Street
LOT For Labor Temple
Trondor
Cascade Club
NEW Bro Drug CO
Gs Fu N. Main St
Brownfield-Canty Carpet CO
Galena Street
Tormerly
Arkanens
C. R. Burket
Prop
Pipestone Springs, Mont
Warte Gnadig
Aetf Toe
Courts of Montana
J. W. Gunn
City Health Department
Juan
Matt Adams
Harney
Adams
Miller
District Court
Samuel Dinsmore
W. T. Cobban
Booth
Cape Cod
Rocky Ford
Georgia
Coffee Royal
Modia
Java
Price
Boucher
Mw Sntana Undertaking CO
Tuo Lavell
Mgr
Park
Ratte
Lydia
Pinkham’s
BANKS
Krutte
Mont
F. Aug. Heinze
B. Clements
Dalvay Eure CO
Iieee
John D. Ryan
John R. Toole
Co. C. Swinborne
R. A. Kunkel
State Savings Bank
Main and Park
John A. Creighton
G. W. Stapleton
Hodgens
Europe
Jo A Creighton
Omaha
G. W Stapleton
A. H. Barret
E. D. Leavitt
Kemper
T M. Hodgens
J. Oates
First National Bank
Lata Capital
Andrew J. Davis
James A. Talbott
E. B. Weirick
J. S. Dutton
Chas
RK. Leonard
T. Kinds
V. Press
Fayette Harrington
Silver Bow National Bank
Butte City
Capital
Charles R. Leonard
F. A. Heinze
S. N.archesseau
A. Balmfirth
A. Louis
C. W. Newton
T. R. Hinda
John MacGinnis
I.cy
A. Augeendre
Paris
Mall
Newbre Drug Co