Butte Notes and Local Notices Highlight City Scene
McClure Bros assayers rent pianos from Orton Bros. Fred Orton and J G Bates piano tuners. Montana Music Co. promotes pianos. Martin Maginnis and Pagan visit. Dr. Hanson practices X ray in Silver Bow block. Campbell and McDonnell left for Canada. George Shore of Montana and Porphyry advertises. P O News Stand reads New York Sunday papers weekly. Harvard cigars touted in state. William Burge detained for disturbance then released. Ernest Lange improves after hot springs. Cecelia Maroney accepts Spokane stenographer post in city. William W Brown and Nellie Redmond wed at Mrs. McDermott home. Coroner verdict: infant Kane death natural causes.
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McClure Bros
Orton Broa
Fred Orton
N. Main
J. G. Bates
Montana Music Co
Martin Maginnis
Helena
Pagan
Chicago
Hanson
A. C. Campbell
Hock McDonnell
Canada
George F. Shore
Montana
Porphyry
Butte
New York
P. O
West Park Street
Harvard
William Burge
Cecelia Maroney
Spokane
Wash
Thornton
William W. Brown
Nellie Redmond
J. W. Tait
James McDermott
East Second Street
Johnson
Michael Kane
East Butte
Wyoming Senator Clark Dines With Clark In Butte
United States Senator C D P Clark of Wyoming arrived in Butte and registered at the Butte hotel before dining with Senator W A Clark at his residence. The conference topic was kept private. He will remain in Butte until tomorrow then return to Evanston.
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United States
C. DP. Clark
Wyoming
Butte
W. A. Clark
Clark
Evanston
Dance at Henshaw hall draws large crowd for Hebrew Ladies Aid
The Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society held a successful dance at Henshaw hall, praised for strong leadership by president Mrs. Heilbronner and Mrs. Bernheim. A large crowd attended and enjoyed themselves, boosting both finances and social ties.
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Henshaw Hall
Hebrew Ladies’ Aid Society
Heilbronner
Bernheim
Mexican outlaw Gregorio Cortez convicted of Karnes County sheriff murder
Dallas Oct 1 Gregorio Cortez the Mexican outlaw at the center of a two week hunt last spring was today found guilty at Karnes City of murdering Sheriff Morris of Karnes county and was sentenced to be hanged.
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Dallas
Tex
Gregorio Cortez
Karnes City
Morris
Karnes County
Wisconsin President Adams Resigns
Madison Wisconsin Oct 11 The resignation of University of Wisconsin President Charles Kendall Adams was accepted conditionally by the board of regents. Adams said his wife's health and his own prompted the decision.
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Madison
Wis
Charles Kendall Adams
University of Wisconsin
Board of Regents
Adams
Two Norwegian deputies seek amendment limiting king's residence
In the storthing two deputies proposed a fundamental law amendment requiring the sovereign to spend six months in Norway and six in Sweden alternately, or a year in each country. King Oscar currently spends two to three months in Norway, aligning with its civil list share.
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Storthing
Norway
Sweden
Oscar
North Coast Limited Derailed Near Warm Springs
The north coast limited on the Northern Pacific bound west left Butte at 7 pm and derailed at Dempsey Station near Warm Springs about 24 miles from Butte. Six crowded coaches left the track at 35 mph after a pile of bridge timbers was struck. no injuries reported though some shaking occurred. Cars remained on track and service was rerouted via Helena with a six to eight hour recovery ahead.
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North Coast Limited
Northern Pacific
Butte
Dempsey
Warm Springs
Dinnen
No. 2
Helena
Assaulted and Robbed J C Coburn Relates to Police
J C Coburn recounts a robbery and assault incident detailing misplaced confidence. Police are investigating the circumstances as Coburn describes the attack and pursuit of leads. Officers urge witnesses to come forward with information.
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J.C. Coburn
Five Suspects Arrested In City Robbery Case
J. Coburn, guest at the Southern hotel, reported a severe beating and $100 theft near Atlas saloon. He accuses Jesse Halfen, seen earlier with him, of the setup while four masked men assaulted him. Arrests include Halfen, Daniel O'Donnell, Mrs. O'Donnell, Frank Dent, and George Cameron. Coburn says Halfen planned the ruse. victims to be turned over to county authorities. The piece also notes Habibullah’s accession letter to Lord Curzon and Afghan British relations.
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J. ©. Coburn
Southern
Atlas
Main and
Silver Streets
Coburn
Jesse Halfen
Dawson
Halfen
Daniel O'Donnell
Senator Clark Denies Burlington Extension Rumor
Senator W A Clark denied any negotiations or overtures about extending the Burlington line from Guernsey to Salt Lake City. He noted the Los Angeles road to East Lake City is being pushed, with the Redlands segment 71 miles from Los Angeles already let and rails on site. He said the De la Mar Pioce route proposal is not yet settled but forthcoming.
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W. A. Clark
Associated Press Dispatch
Chicago
Burlington
Guernsey
Wye
Salt Lake
Los Angeles
Clark
Salt Lake City
Desert
Utah
East Lake City
Redlands
Benator Clark
de la Mar. Pioce
Ameer’s Brothers Flee After Father’s Death
London reports from St. Petersburg that Habibullah Khan’s brothers fled Kabul with their partisans after their father’s death and did not acquiesce in Habibullah’s accession. Habibullah mobilizes forces to defend Kabul and has dispatched strong detachments.
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London
Ameer
Bokhara
St. Petersburg
Daily Telegraph
Habibullah Khan
Cabul
Habibullah
Wreck of No 1 North Coast Limited at Dempsey siding
Passenger train No. 1 the north coast limited wrecked at Dempsey siding five miles south of Deer Lodge. Conductor J Dinnen and Engineer W B Bell aboard the on time train at 35 mph. Baggage car left main track struck timbers and toppled with five cars following. first class and tourist cars tilted, trucks buried. No injuries. main track blocked, several hours to clear. Train No 2 went via Helena from Garrison. A Standard reporter on board was uninjured but shaken.
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Deer Lodge
North Coast Limited
Dempsey
J. Dinnen
W. B. Bell
Helens
Garrison
Standard
Fastest Mile Trotted On A Half Mile Track
Cresceus trotted the fastest mile ever on a half mile track at Toledo beating his own half mile record by a quarter of a second. Before 40 000 spectators the horse finished the mile in 2 06 4 5 with Mike the Tramp as pacer and Ketcham urging the finish. Receipts reached 18000 dollars for the charity event.
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Toledo
Ohio
Cresceus
Crescens
Mike
Ketcham
Brother's Unnatural Crime Shocks Oregon Family
Henry Sullivan 27 of Mill City Oregon was arrested in Ridgefield Washington on a Sheriff Durbin telegraphic request. He confessed before District Attorney Hart that he assaulted all four of his sisters over the past three years. Requisition papers will be issued for his return for trial.
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Salem
Ore
Henry Sullivan
Mill City
Ridgefield
Wash
F. W. Durbin
Sullivan
Hart
Hecker and Herron Contend For National Golf Title
The women’s national amateur golf championship will conclude today with Genevieve Hecker of Essex County Club Orange N J facing Lucy Herron of Cincinnati Country Club after four days of play. The field began with 84 entrants and includes top amateurs from across the region. Hecker is the Metropolitan amateur champion entering the final match.
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New York
Genevieve Hecker
Essex Country Club
Orange
N. J
Lucy Herron
Cincinnati Country Club
Hecker
Manufacturer Offers Stable Blankets and Robes for Dealers
An ad pitches blankets and robes for stable use. It promises the best quality, available in any quantity, with special dealer and livery man pricing and requests for price lists.
Eastern golf circles note Herron rises in region
In eastern golf circles Miss Herron has impressed by her brilliant play though relatively unknown as a top tip. Semi finals for the consolation cup saw Miss Hurlbut of Morris County beat Miss Isse Cassatt of Philadelphia two up with one to play, and Miss Elizabeth Sporter of Boston defeated Miss Ethel Burnell of Cincinnati six up five to play. Hurlburt and Porter will face tomorrow in the consolation final after the main event.
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Miss Herron
Miss Hurlbut
Morris County
Isse Cassatt
Philadelphia
Elizabeth Sporter
Boston
Ethel Burnell
Cincinnati
Hurlburt
Porter
Reception at Toronto Honor Duke of Cornwall and York
Thousands of loyal Canadians welcomed the Duke of Cornwall and York with a grand review of 10 000 troops and a marching pass praised by army experts. The duke received a Doctor of Divinity from Toronto University in the afternoon.
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Toronto
Ont
Duke of Cornwall
York
Maelich
Toronto University
Lord Minto
Canada
Meredith
England
Parliament Building
Niagara
Passes Not Abolished by Western Railroads
Chicago Oct 11 railway passes will not be abolished by December 31 as western road executives decided at a meeting. A November 4 meeting is planned and magnates like Harriman favor keeping passes for officers employees and families at regular travel rates. Large roads supported abolition while smaller lines opposed it. majority decision favored keeping passes for now.
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Chicago
Western Roads
K E. H. Harriman
Christian Woman's Board of Missions Opens National Convention
In Minneapolis on October 11 the Christian Woman's Board of Missions began its national convention, the first of the Disciples of Christ group. About 3,000 attendees heard reports from President Mrs. K. E. Burgess of Indianapolis on domestic and international work. Treasurer Mary J. Judson of Indianapolis announced receipts of 166,439 and disbursements of 125,441 while membership stood at 7,299 and year contributions at 111,895. Superintendent Mrs. Mattie Pounds reported 2,580 young people organizations, up 265, with contributions of 23,353.
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Minneapolis
Christian Woman's Board of Missions
Disciples of Christ
KE. A. Burgess
Indianapolis
Helen Moses
Wabash
Ind
Mary J. Judson
Mattie Pounds
Young People's Department
Colorado Murder Sparks Arrest in Denver
Denver police arrest Mrs. Vallie widow of Upside Vallie whose body was found last Wednesday near Jefferson Park county Colorado. Vallie a station agent for the Colorado and Southern railway at Jefferson was beaten to death. Coroner's inquest points to Charles Baker once employed on Vallie's ranch as the killer. Motive alleged romance with Mrs Vallie. Mrs Vallie arrested in Denver at Park county request.
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Denver
Vallie
Upside Vallie
Jefferson
Park County
Colo
Colorado & Southern Railway
Charles Baker
Valle
Baker
Baker's Motive For the Crime Was Love For Mrs. Vallle
Val Ne
Appointments in the Army Announced by the President
The president announced several Army appointments in Washington on Oct 11. Robert L Howse is named major in the Porto Rico provisional infantry. George P B Lawrason becomes surgeon of volunteers with rank of major. Josiah M Ward is assistant surgeon of volunteers with rank of captain. Frank R Tetemore is surgeon of volunteers with rank of captain. Harry L Breele is captain of the artillery corps, with Glen F Jenks and Carl Edward Wiggins named second lieutenants in the artillery corps.
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Washington
Robert L. Howse
Porto Rico
Minto Likely to Resign as Canada Governor General
London dispatch reports the Earl of Minto may not finish his term as governor general of Canada due to friction with the ministry. If he resigns, the appointment could be offered to Baron de Blaquiere.
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London
Daily Chronicle
Earl of Minto
Canada
Baron de Blaquiere
Dominion cuts Yukon cable rates to cents per word
Vancouver B C October 11 The Dominion government announced a rate change for Yukon cable service replacing the previous 4 for a minimum 10 words with a new ten cents per word plan.
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Vancouver
B. C
Dominion
Yukon
Treasure Island venture formed in Victoria for Costa Rica dig
A Victoria company with capital of $10,000 is being formed to conduct another search for the rumored treasure buried on Cocos Island off the Costa Rican coast.
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Victoria
Cocos Island
Costa Rica
Armour buys land at National Stock Yards for new packing plant
Armour & Co. completed the purchase of a tract at the National Stock Yards East St. Louis and will begin erecting a packing plant costing about 1,000,000 dollars.
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Chicago
Armour & Co
National Stock Yards
East St. Louis
California's Peter Jackson Knocks Out Quinn in Ninth Round
In Baltimore at Germanic Mannerchor hall on October 1, California boxer Peter Jackson defeated Williamsport's Realdy Bill Quinn by knockout in the ninth round of a round bout.
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Jackson
Quinn
Baltimore
Young
Peter Jackson
California
Bill’ Quinn
Williamsport
Man fined for selling liquor without license near Court's
Bozeman October 1. William Shepard was fined $75 for selling liquor without a license at Court's, 20 miles north of the city.
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The
Standard
Bozeman
William Shepard
Earl of Harewood’s Brother Cleared of Manslaughter
Francis J. Lascelles, brother of the Earl of Harewood, was acquitted of manslaughter in the death of his Chinese cook at Golden, B C, but committed to the provincial asylum. Friends plan to take him to England.
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Vancouver
B. C
Francis J. Lascelles
Earl of Harewood
Golden
England
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Alexander MacAulay
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Minto
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Jersey
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BOOTH
Concord
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Peabody Cigars
All Steel
Peerless
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W. H. Klein
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Ellis Paint Co
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People's Publishing
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