Butte News After Propr proprietors Charged With Forgery
County attorney plans to prosecute gambling house proprietors and gamblers. An information against Charles Schmidt for permitting gambling will be filed in district court. Another against Marcus Westrom accuses forging a Wells Fargo money order for 30 dollars and passing it to Batschi on May 20. Additional informations against Westrom and others are in preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Schmidt
Main and
Park Streets
Marcus Westrom
Wells-Fargo
Batschi
Westrum
Young Runaway Boy Found in Spokane
Carl Rickards a year old boy ran away from home last Monday. His parents traced him yesterday and he is expected home tomorrow. He wrote to Tilburn saying he worked in Spokane restaurants but hated his experience. Rickards and Tilburn walked to Stuart and Anaconda before Tilburn returned to Butte. The boy’s parents fear for his frail health and he was under a doctor’s care when he ran away. See the Celsha girls matinee at Maguire's today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Rickards
Tilburn
Spokane
J. B. Rickards
Cer
Northern Pacific
Butte
Rickards
Sturrt
Toet
Tiburn
Anaconda
Tedree
Tre Tilburn Howe
Trietcer de
Stuart
Politician Wins Default Judgment Over Due Services
Jerry Shinnick obtained a $200 judgment against C. W. Clark in Judge McClernan's court for political services. The case had originated in Justice Nichols' court by default after Clark overlooked it. an appeal was taken, but the higher court dismissed the case and upheld the default judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Por Political Services
Jerry Shinnick
McClernan
C. W. Clark
Default Judgment in Annear vs Valby for 1228.80 Foreclosure Ordered
In the suit Joseph Annear against Otto P. Valby and others a default judgment for 1228.80 was entered for the plaintiff yesterday and foreclosure of a mortgage ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Annear
Otto P. Valby
Miss Cox Exhibition at Henneesy Art Department
Miss Cox, the noted P street artist, presents an exhibition in Henneesy’s basement art department. The display features oil paintings, watercolors, and tapestries inviting viewing and purchase of select pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Henneesy
School Board Told To Help Suppress Scarlet Fever Spread
Health Officer Leggat orders control of disease as Blaine and Centerville schools may close due to scarlet fever and diphtheria. Miss Cerotes ill with scarlet fever prompts Centerville closures and potential action against Monroe school if authorities fail to cooperate. Also listed are real estate and a Japanese music exhibit advertisement.
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Leggat
Blaine
Centerville
Butte
Plaine
Cerotes
Leyson
Legg
Board of Education
Monroe
South Butte
Indian Affairs speakers urge end to guardianship for Indians
Mohonk Lake New York October 18 Commissioner of Indian Affairs Jones led a conference urging self reliance for Indians. He cited reforms including birth and death records but noted obstacles from rationing money allotments and education policy. Other speakers included General Whittlesey Congressmen Sherman and Captain Pratt who supported closing Carlisle School and ending Indian schools.
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Mohonk Lake
N. Y
Indian Affairs
Jones
Otter
General Whittlesey
Washington
Commissrator of Indian Affairs
James & Sherman
Lipton at Chicago Receives Warm Columbia Yacht Club Welcome
Sir Thomas Lipton visited Chicago for a formal reception at the Columbia Yacht Club. He toured the Dorothea, viewed the waterfront from the naval ship, denied selling his packing interests, and praised the Board of Trade while business paused as he spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Columbia Yacht Club Today
Sir Thomas Lipton
Thomas
Dorothea
London
Thomas Lipton
Sir Thomas
Board of Trade
Fastest in the World Relvizan Sets Speed Record
The Russian battleship Relvizan built by the Cramps in Philadelphia arrived in Boston after an all night run from New York. It achieved 12 hours at an average 18.8 knots breaking records and is expected to reach at least 19 knots in a forthcoming trial on the government course.
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Boston
Cramps
Philadelphia
New York
Trainmen Die In Head On Collision Near Birmingham
Three trainmen perished in a head on collision between eastbound and westbound freight trains on the Detroit Grand Haven Milwaukee line near Birmingham Michigan at a curve five miles west of town. The engineers R Moffat and H Luce from Detroit and brakeman Otto Nuremberg of Clarkston were killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Mich
Detroit, Grand Haven & Milwaukee
Here
R. Moffat
Detroit
H. Luce
Otto Nuremberg
Clarkston
Cooper Visits Washington To Push Hawaiian Labor Solutions
Territorial Secretary Henry E Cooper met with Secretary Wilson in Washington to discuss Hawaii s labor crisis and the need for foreign labor from China. He noted high native mortality, low native work participation, and a lag in sugar and coffee production while outlining department plans to diversify island industries and boost imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry E. Cooper
Territorial
United States
Hawaii
Wilson
Cooper
Haward
China
Islands
Honolulu
Bank Vault Robbery Sparks Battle After Explosion
In Sandusky Ohio on October 18 armed robbers blew the Berlin Heights bank vault door. A firefight followed with many shots. no injuries reported. Large sum of money believed in the safe. Postmasters named include Frank W. Swan Nome Alaska and Ellen Wade Mullan Idaho. Berlin typhus cases rise with 56 new reports cited by Dr. Koch linking outbreak to contaminated water from a burst pipe.
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Sandusky
Ohio
Berlin Heights
Washington
Frank W. Swan
Nome
Alaska
W. W. Vettleson
Wailuka
Hawaii
Ellen Wade
Mullan
Idaho
Berlin
Gelsenkirchen
Dr. Koch
Brief Cabinet Meeting Opens With Tea Growth Talk
Washington October 18 cabinet meeting lasted under thirty minutes. Secretary Hay attended for the first time under the new administration but had nothing to present. Most of the session was taken up by Secretary Wilson who spoke at length on the growth of tea in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hay
Wilson
Anarchist Quientevella Locked Up in Rome Court
A Rome court committed Salvatoria Quientevella, the anarchist allied with Bresej, the assassin of King Humbert, after his return from the United States. The dispatch reports his transfer to prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Rome
Salvatoria
Porto Ferrijo Charged as Bresel’s Accomplice on Elba
On Elba island Porto Ferrijo faces accusation as an accomplice of Bresel in a case examined by local authorities. The charges hinge on alleged cooperation with Bresel in a planned illicit action. Authorities did not disclose further details of the collaboration or potential penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Ferrijo
Island
Elba
Bresel
Suicide of Reno official in San Francisco fall
Charles Kaiser 72, superintendent of Reno water and electric works, died after leaping from a third story window in San Francisco. He had been in poor health for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Charles Kaiser
Reno
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Butte News
Marcus
Westrom
Pollow
Chartey Clark
Maguire’s
Dunlap Hat Agency
N. Main St
Lipton
Englushman
Russia
Hawaiian Affairs
Department
Interior Department
Hitchcock
Symons Clothing
Park St. Butte, Mont
É Gromists
Eat
W. Park St. Butte
Mont
Boulevard
Littl
New York Mills
Oxford
Vicuna
Pri
Gypsum Trust
Local Trust Company
John W. Gates
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