Butte Current Notes Dr Hall and visitors in town
Butte notes list Dr Hall at 1 Owsley block and various visitors: Horst from Owsley, Morgen from Helena, Tonkin's style shop, Hunter piano tuner, and Sherman's Pari Dr Heine at 104 105 Penn block. Names include Best of Dillon, Minders from Spokane, Sullivan from Fort Benton, Haney of Lewistown, W R Stewart from Spokane, Judge Hunt from Helena, McGraw from Fort Benton, Senator Stanton from Great Falls, Dr P Lake of Whitehall, Spottswood from Deer Lodge, Gist from Dillon, Dr I D Freund at 52 East Broadway, Barney’s Reception, Culver from Yellowstone park, Welly from New York, Huber and Stith from Whitehall, Barneys phone 471, Leachman from Lewistown, Cooney from Great Falls, J Floyd Best from Dillon, ribbon sale at F L Gray 219 North Main, The November Argosy at P O stand, Burns funeral in Williamsburg and St Patrick’s, Curran death at 40, Sherman & Reed.
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Dr. Hall
Owsley Block
Orton Bros
Butte Cab and Transfer Co
Hi. Horst
Owsley Bik
Ll. T. Morgen
Helena
Tonkin
John C. Sullivan
Butte
Fort Benton
E. B. Haney
Lewistown
Finlen
W. R. Stewart
Spokane
Thornton
William Hunt
John J. McGraw
Buttle
Senator Stanton Wis
Great Falls
P. Lake
Whitehall
W. C. Spottswood
Deer Lodge
Duke Gist
Butte, Sherman & Reed Cab and Transfer Company
Alexander B. Leachman
Ki. H. Cooney
J. Floyd Best
Dillon
F. L. Gray's
North Main
P. O. News
West Park
SAYS HIS WIFE KISSED MAN WITH DIRTY HANDS
Louis Schorr of Clinton Avenue testifies before Vice Chancellor Garrison that black chin marks on his wife Kate came from grime on a railroad man's hands as he kissed her he held her chin Mrs Schorr denies the kiss claims the marks from black glove dye neighbors dispute the tale with Mrs Huber backing the wife and witnesses noting jealousy and a past.
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Jersey City
Kate
Louis Schorr
Clinton Avenue
Garrison
Schorr
Philip Huber
Annual rally day boosts attendance at Methodist school
Special reports note the Methodist Episcopal school drew 240 attendees for rally day, the largest in its history and about 100 above the usual average. Superintendent 1. W. Bull led the event as the school marked a record turnout.
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Boseman
Methodist Episcopal
W. Bull
Woman sues over medicines. accuses Covington doctor
Cincinnati on October 15 reports Ada Mahaffey claimed her health suffered from doctor Fred W. Kolthoff of Covington. In a reaction she shot and mortally wounded Kolthoff, alleging wrongful prescriptions led to her breakdown.
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Cincinnati
Ada Mahaffey
Fred W. Kolthoff
Covington
Republican Hopefuls Rally as Montana Campaign Opens
Visitors and supporters crowded in town as Republican prospects, led by Dixon and Pray, predicted sweeping wins across Western Montana. Dixon forecast a statewide GOP victory, while Beaverhead County Sheriff Gist promoted a strong campaign in the Beaverhead district. Democrats counter with a platform pledge on the state normal building, but Republicans warned of a Democratic majority in county races and a possible statewide shift.
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Joseph Mo Dixon
Hades
Fap
Ated
Smith
Toh Heneb
Thornton Doc
Good Hey
Dixon
Monana
Montana
Hhat Tam
Glenlive
Wanw
Mr. Pray
Mith
Sun'oin Butte
Helena
Pray
Duke Gist
Dilla
Ives
Gist
Bitte
Niewe
Beaverhead
Phere
Denverhead
Political climate and betting on Hughes vs Hearst in New York
Ben R. Thayer from New York notes metropolis politics dominate conversation as Hearst mounts a whirlwind campaign. Betting odds favor Hughes at 8 to 4 amid rising tensions and vengeance rhetoric among supporters two years after prior events.
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Ben R. Thayer
New York City
Hearst
Hughes
George Trimble Robbed of Coat After Broadway Show
George H. Trimble, appearing as Hirata Bolton in The College Widow at Broadway, reported a $75 top coat stolen from the front hall at 77 West Broadway Saturday night. He returned minutes later, but no trace or thief was found. police were notified and Trimble continued in mild weather.
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George H. Trimble
Hirata Bolton
Butte
Broadway
West Broadway
Trimble
Polish Revoltists Seize Thousands of Revolvers in Berlin Shipment
A Berlin purchased consignment of several thousand revolvers bound for Polish revolutionists fell into their hands at Warsaw. Disguised soldiers, forged documents, and bribed rail workers aided the theft. Smuggling operations include rifles and literature, with agents paid from robberies and forced contributions. Arrangements involve frontier bribes and staged freight car throughways.
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Warsaw
Polanh
Berlin
Poland
Raway
Hin
Presbyterian Synod Closes Its Montana Session Address by Phraner
The Dillon meeting of the Montana Synod concluded after lessons on home missions. Dr Phraner of New York addressed the gathering, W O Sloan of Helena elected moderator for the year, with officers chosen for the presbyteries of Butte Helena and Great Falls. Reports, college discussions, and resolutions followed including support for the College of Montana Deer Lodge and a new Sabbath enforcement committee. The next synod meeting is set for Great Falls.
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Standard
Dillon
Presbyterian Synod of
Montata
Butte
Helena
Great Falls
A. J. Martin
Phraner
New
E. A. Driscoll
Macallister College
St. Paul, Minn
L. T. Eaton
Presbyterian College
Deer Lodge
Wells
Board of the Northwest
Flora D. Palmer
Woman's Board of Home Missions
James Mauldin
College of Montana
Board of Aid For Colleges
New York City
Synodical Missionary Society of Montana
Baptist Church
A. RB. Martin
Medames Whitehill
Trippett
Anaconda
Mesdames Martin
Scott
Rife
Featherly
Miss Bistop
Mesdames Passmore
Blackburn
Carmen
Grant
Missoula
Mesdames Bishop
Gilchrist
Walton
Lewistown
Mesdames Donaldson
Davidson and Koch
Bozeman
Sellis
Bishop
Passmore
New York
Society
Palmer
Chicago
Ella A. Boole
Women's Board of Missions of
United States
Butte Presbytery
Great Falls Presbytery
Helena Presbytery
Union
Washington
E. M. Ellis
Synod
Presbyterian Brotherhood
Department of Christian Work
General Assembly
R. M. Donaldson
E. P. Giboney
E. V. Ostrander
Dillon Church
Ous
E. 8. Luce
William Mauldin
H. H. Swain
Noral College
Flora Dr. Palmer
Woman's Home Board of Missions
D. B. Welle
Balloons Start International Race at Berlin Cup
In Berlin on October 14 a brisk 16 mph wind sent off 17 balloons in the International Balloon Tree race for the Emperor William Cup. Army officers supervised starts at Tegal North West of Berlin as thousands watched.
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Berlin
William
Tegal
Army Balloon Corps
Helois
Vienna
Ernst
Air Navigation Society
Brockelmann
Prussels
Belgium
Aero Club
Leon de Brockers
Schenke
Munich
Emden
Strasberg
Upper Rhine
Benecke
Coblenz
Middle Rhine
Zimmerman
von Krogh
Franklin, Frankish
Karl Hoch- Stetter
Bezold
Suering
Berlin Air Navigation Society
von Kohler
Ribbentrop
Brandenburg, Aeronautic Observatory
Lindenburg
Curt Wegenes
Aeronautits
International Aeronautic Society
Silesia
Democratic candidate Law canvasses precincts near Middle Creek
Special Despatch to the Standard notes BK Law, the Democratic nominee for county attorney, campaigning through precincts near Middle Creek. The report says the outlook for Democratic candidates is very good in the vicinity and Law, though young, will run a thorough campaign and has a solid chance against his more experienced opponent.
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Suzeman
B. BK
Law
Middle Creek
Man Wounds Associate While Demonstrating Burglar Tactics
Bridgeton New Jersey October 14 Marion Ingersoll lies in Bridgeton hospital after a knife lunge during a realism drill. Gilbert Yost, aiming to mimic a burglar threat, fired a revolver that he believed unloaded. The bullet struck Ingersoll’s chin and neck. surgeons found a split bullet. Yost is detained for investigation as recovery is hoped.
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Bridgeton, N. J
Marion Ingersoll
Bridgeton Hospital
Gilbert Yost
Ingersoll
Yost
John Lopez
Hk. S. Corsen
Arthur Mulford
Omaha Woman Sues for 552 Over Personal Use Agreement
Mrs. Susan K. Jones sues Henry Jones in Omaha for 552 alleging a five year old contract to pay 10 dollars monthly for personal use. She says only 48 was paid and seeks unpaid balance. the couple still cohabit as husband and wife.
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Omaha, Neb
Susan K. Jones
Omaha
Mrs. Jones
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ADA
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Jinon
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George Trimble
Ruesstian
Ment
Presbyterian Synod
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DR. Phraner
Home Missions
Dr. Sloan
Hel
Ena
Eo J. Groeneveld
W. N. Sloan
George Edwards
Henry Quickeviden
H. A. Carnahan
B. Z. McCullough
EK. P. Giboney
W. F. Carson
George M. Miles
F. E. Bancroft
C. F. Reed
J. T. McClure Knox
BK. W. Ostrander FE
M. Ellis
George A. Wilbur
Ministers’ Relief
J. B. Stevens
W. H. Poole
Daniel Butcher
Freedman
F. W. Pool
C. FE. Bovard
J. L. Mosher
College Board
A. B. Martin
R. KF. Blackman
EK. W. Wright
BK. P. Giboney
D. Wilson
Presbbytery
C. S. Passmore
T. A. Stancliff
Pony
R. H. Whitehill
Mae Carmen
Women's Synodical Missionary Society
G. E. Blackburn
H. P. Whitehall
W. H. Tripet
Young People’s Christian Endeavor Society
EB. M. Davis
Certis Block
Beiest of
Hennessy
Majestic
Morrell
Morrells Suimmer
Armours
Central
Hennessy’s Grocery
SUYS
West of England
East Park Street
Brownfield-Cants
China
America
Taeial By
West Park Street
Mose Linz
North Main Street
Calkins’ Stationery Store
Alhambra Hot Springs
Great Northern Railway
Wr. Hale Pock & CO
Main Street
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