Butte News On Sharp Pranks Ends In Police Detention
A group of youths including Dennis Regan John Regan Fatty Bray and Red Dolan were arrested after a daylight episode where knives flew from a stack nearly striking the son of Mrs. Ed Noyes 313 North Washington Street pinned against a barn door by friends the incident recalled Leatherstocking Tales Police held four others involved and released the unarrested boy who was not formally charged in the seance-like stunt.
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Ed Noyes
James Fenimore Cooper
Dennis Regan
John Regan
Fatty Bray
Red Dolan
North Washington Street
Young Noyes
Mr. Noyes
Dining options: Waldorf Astoria and Dan Tewey's Southern
Travelers are offered a choice between paying $10 a day at the Waldorf Astoria in New York and $1.00 a day at Dan Tewey's Southern in Butte. The snippet contrasts luxury with budget dining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldorf Astoria
New York
Dan Tewey
Southern
Butte
Royal Neighbors Prize Whist Party Next Monday
Silver City camp No 1462 invites the public to a prize whist party at Scandinavian hall on Monday evening October 15. Members are asked to bring cake. Oracle M. Duggan signs the notice.
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Silver City
Royal Neighbors of America
Scandinavian Hall
M. Duggan
Oracle
Death Notice of Harry Stone Foresters of America Member
Harry Stone died yesterday. The body is at Duggan's. No funeral arrangements have been made. He was a member of the Foresters of America.
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Harry Stone
Duggan's
The
Foresters of America
Funeral Notice for Thomas Sullivan Aged Five
Thomas Sullivan aged five died yesterday. The remains are at Sherman’s Undertaking Parlors. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Thomas Sullivan
Sherman
Butte Briefs Highlight Visitors From State
G E Scales of Livingston visits Butte. H C Brown of Divide registered at the Butte. W B Rodgers of Helena registered at the McDermott. J P Mitchell visits Butte from Warm Springs. George H Stanton of Great Falls on business in Butte. H J Toomey of Deer Lodge arrives yesterday for business. Kk L Bishop of Great Falls visits Butte today. Miss Carolotta Elling of Virginia City and Mrs Charles E Morris of Pony noted among locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Scales
Livingston
Butte
H. C. Brown
Divide
W. B. Rodgers
Helena
McDermott
J. P. Mitchell
Warm Springs
George H. Stanton
Great Falls
H. J. Toomey
Deer Lodge
Kk. L. Bishop
Carolotta Elling
Virgtnia City
Henry Elling
Charles E. Morris
Pony
Guests visit and residents noted around Butte area
Miss Jennie Sullivan hosts guests at 803 West Park street. Fred Neagle editor visits from Helena. A T McMillan returns from Cape Nome to Butte. WicK Weaver of Pony tours Butte with friends. A newborn at 108 Agate Street to Mr. and Mrs. Ward. Delia Corrigan of Anaconda stays several days in Butte. Steve Chambers of Anaconda travels from Deer Lodge county. MekKaskle of Pony among arrivals in Butte. R B Kelly of Livingston returns to Park county. George Danza and F E Anderson of White Sulphur Springs visit from Meagher county. David G Browne, collector from Great Falls, is in state. John McLaughlin of Livingston returns to Park county. Joe Richards returns from National Association of Undertakers with wife. Dave Marks, state central committee secretary, spends Sunday in Helena before returning tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Sullivan
West Park Street
Fred Neagle
Helena
Butte
A. T. McMillan
Cape Nome
Butte, Wick
Weaver
Pony
C. J. Ward
Agate Street
Delia Corrigan
Anaconda
Meagher County
David G. Browne
Great Falls
John McLaughlin
Livingston
Park County
Joe Richards
National Association of Undertakers
Dave Marks
The
Independent Democratic Party
Imported Orators Stir Crowds in Republican Campaign Event
A large audience gathered as George M. Bourquin of Butte presided and speakers including George W. Potter of New York and Mr Burns delivered measured addresses. The crowd heard critiques of sending troops to Manila while noting interruptions from dissenters. The piece suggests the speeches may not help Republican vote gains in the Rocky Mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
George M. Bourquinn
Butte
George W. Potter
New York
Bishop Potter
Episcopal Church
James Brown Potter
Bellew
Burns
Manila
Rocky Mountains
Transports Depart Manila for San Francisco
General MacArthur informs the War Department that the transport Belgian King sailed from Manila today for San Francisco while the transport Aztre departed on the ninth instant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
MacArthur
War Department
Manila
San Francisco
Bryan Addresses Immense Ohio Crowd in Akron Speech
crowds flocked to Akron for William Jennings Bryan’s rally as he denounced trusts and called for strict enforcement of anti trust laws. He criticized Republicans for defending a large army and lauded local officials before a vast, noisy audience in Main Street.
Expedition Against Paotingfu Sets Out From Tientsin
The allied expedition against Paotingfu departed in two columns led by General Bail laud and Lord Campbell. French German Italian troops proceed direct to Paotingfu while 2000 British soldiers tour south of the river via large villages. A Pekin column junk with a 12 pounder naval gun and two Maxims accompanies the force as it demonstrates across new territory. hostile actions may occur in intervening regions.
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Tientsin
Taku
Shanghai
Paotingfu
Baillaud
China
Paotinefu
Lord Campbell
Li Hung Chang Arrives at Pekin Amid Rebel Advances
A Tientsin dispatch dated Oct 12 reports Li Hung Chang reaching Pekin while rebels defeat Admiral Ho pursuing them from Sandwin and capture many imperial troops. Shanghai dispatch notes dysentery among Tientsin troops and Canton’s wavering defense as rebel movements threaten Tungkoon and plans proceed toward Sungtong and Canton.
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London
Tientsin
Pekin
Li Hung Chang
Hongkong
Admiral Ho
Sandwin
Canton
Shanghai
Weichouelty
East River
Tungkoon
Sungtong
Boxers Face Mixed Reported Outcomes Near Pekin
In Pekin on October 11 reports claim imperial troops defeated the Boxers with heavy losses per official Chinese sources, while allied and other intelligence suggests Chinese forces were defeated in the fighting near Pao tingfu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
Paotingfu
Illinois Steel Works Closes Unit. 2500 Lose Jobs
The converting and finishing department at Illinois Steel works South Chicago was shut down today. About 2,500 men were laid off. Officers say the shutdown is temporary and work will resume in about two weeks.
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Chicago
Illinois Steel Works
South Chicago
Good Woman Cook Wishes Situation in Missoula Hotel Camp
A note from 316 West Main Street in Missoula indicates a good woman cook seeks a position in a hotel or camp setting. No further details are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Main St
Missoula
Northern Montana Office Ad Rates Notice
The Northern Montana Office of the Standard is located in the Bach Cory Block Great Falls opposite the Park Hotel. Advertising rates furnished on application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
The
Standard
Bach-Cory
Great Falls
Park Hotel
Presbytery of Great Falls closes session in biannual meeting
The Presbytery of Great Falls finished a two day gathering in Harlem Chinook Havre Kalispell and Stockett with reports on temperance and home missions. Officers for the coming year were elected and changes to the creed discussed including eliminations and revisions to the confession of faith. A twentienth century fund was proposed to clear church debts and a reception for delegates followed.
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Great Falls
Presbytery of
H. N. Wagner
Committee On Temperance and Public Morals
House of Representatives
Brigham H. Roberts
Fifty-sixth Congress
United States
Presbytery
Congress
Committee On Home Missionary Work
Harlem
Chinook
H. N. Wacner
Havre
F. W. Pool
Kalispell
E. Day
G. M. Fisher
Stockett
Sand Coulee
A. Pringle
Fisher
Richardson
Sweeney
Infanta
Christ
Fills
Plaus
Montana
United States Senate
Synod of
Twentieth Century Fund
Committee On Home Missions
Home Missions
E. J. Groeneveld
D. D
J. N. Maclean
C. F. Richardson
C. H. Grube
A. R. Mcintosh
Walter Hayes
J. E. Burkhart
Albert Pfaus
G. H. Whiteman
J. B. Butter
J. H. van der Hook
E. M. Ellis
E. M. Calvin
F. B. Cleland
Aid
W. N. Sloan
Ph. D
J. H. McJunkin
J. E. Day
F. Tonge
T. A. Wickes
George Edwards
F. Richardson
M. B. Loughlin
Y. P
C. E
T. W. Catlin
Davis Willson
Black Eagle Park
Jutte
Wickes
Willson
Butter
Grube
Tonge
Calvin
McIntosh
Pfaus
Wagner
Day
Ellis
Pringle
Clergymen Play Ball Senate Meeting Opens
Great Falls Montana October 13 The Presbyterian synod of Montana resumed its work with devotional exercises led by Rev. A R McIntosh of Utica. Reports came in from several committees and a resolution was adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Presbyterian Synod of
Death of Peter Challman in Great Falls
Peter Challman, age 39, a Chicago resident, died at Columbus hospital on Thursday evening of typhoid fever. Naval reserves veteran of the Spanish American War, he leaves a mother and two sisters in Chicago. Remains held at Berthold's awaiting advice. He had worked in Portage Gravel pits and had suffered for three weeks after contracting a cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Peter Challman
Chicago
Columbus Hospital
Berthold
Portage Sravel
Fatal Shooting Affray in Great Falls Ends in Tragedy
Cowboy known as White Bob shot and fatally wounded by W. L. Vasko after a feud escalated from a fist fight. Richards, intoxicated and abusive, fired four shots at Vas ko’s house before entering and prompting Vasko to defend himself. Vasko surrendered. his good record noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Robert Richards
White Bob
W. L. Vasko
Saco
Richards
Vasco
Dan Arnold
Vasko
Miners Win Settlement in Leavenworth Strike
In Leavenworth Kansas on October 13 miners and operators reached a settlement after six weeks. Arbitrator O F Taylor's decision set mine work at four cents per ton with eight hours per day. One mine to resume Monday. two others not ready. About 150 miners have left for other fields but will return when work restarts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kan
O. Fk. Taylor
Galveston Relief Fund Treasurer Reports Receipts
Hogan Sealy treasurer acknowledges contributions to the Galveston relief fund from October 1 to 12 totaling 198 552 dollars. Included are 15 000 dollars through Governor Sayers and 21 621 dollars through Mayor Jones. The prior total was 781 043 dollars, bringing the cumulative total to 979 595 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Texas
Miss Gast Extends 6000 Mile Bicycle Ride Record
Miss Gast completed 1600 miles in 1714 hours and then pushed to 1650 miles by 8 30 pm during a 6000 mile ride. Her pace bests Will Brown’s 180 hour 12 minute mark for 1600 miles. She aims to finish early Monday morning in New York.
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New York
Miss Gast
Will Brown
Yale Defeats Dartmouth in Newton Center Game
Yale defeated Dartmouth 17 to 0 at Newton Center in front of nearly 4,000 spectators. Yale used quicker line play to breach Dartmouth’s defense as the heavier Yale team repeatedly pierced the line despite a spirited effort by the Hanover squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Mass
Yale
Dartmouth
Newton Center
Hanover
London Rail Network Around St Pauls Cathedral
There are 254 railway stations within a six mile radius of St Pauls Cathedral in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
St. Paul's Cathedral
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Europe
America
Libbey
Toledo
Minwood
Henry Alcock & Co
Coleridge, England
Copeland, Minton and Worcester
Minton
Davis & Weimescary Co
Main Street
Bryan
Chio
Sterling
Captain Bates
Mr. Bryan
Akron
Massillon
Butcher House
Pryan
Jones
Monnett
Republiceg Party
the Synod OF Montana
Synod of Montana
Presbyterian Synod of Montana
Naval Reserve
Kansas
Yele
Rauh
Richter
N. Main St
Butte, Mont
Ronvite Freres
Paris
Miss Harold
Harold
George Fox
West Broadway
the Argyle
Dr.dodd
Doctor Dodd
Liles
CS Atneld Magelereeck
Butte, Mon
Rice, Fulton & Gold, Proprietors
Anaconda Copper Mining CO
Lumber Department
Hamilton, Mont
Cor
Arizona
Biceh
Bulle Bild
W. Broadway
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