McClure Bros Assayers and Butte Newsnotes
Butte items list McClure Bros assayers and rent pianos from Orton Bros. notes on locals in Helena, piano tuners, births, visits, court dates, and social events. Mentions X-ray exams, insurance, a kidnapping case set for trial, theater plans, and a local assault verdict.
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McClure Bros
Orton Bros
Don F. Kelley
Helena
Fred Orton
N. Main
J. G. Bates
Montana Music Co
John Walsh
T. J. Walsh
Butte
A. G. C. Miller
San Francisco
John B. Wellcome
Michael P. Curran
Red Lodge
Hanson
W. H. Street
Hennessy
Ronlera
Bute
Frank
Dow Lodge
Creech
Sepherd
Edward Cady
No. 414
East Breadway
Montana
Harvard
Telford
Salt Lake
Kramer
Arizona Street
Thomas Q. S
Tbrooke Wille
Suttom
Mr. Ford
Case, Gravelle & Ervin
Europe
Orton Bros. Piano and Organ Values at 219 N Main
Call on Orton Bros at 219 North Main Street Butte for best value in pianos and organs. Enduring selection and helpful service highlight this local music dealer.
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Orton Bros
N. Main Street
Butte
Snowfall Drapes Rome In Light Dusting
Snow fell last night in Rome amounting to about an inch and a half, blanketing streets and rooftops in a light white layer. City services braced for slick conditions as residents prepared for morning commutes.
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Rome
Fight at the Road House Ends in Knockout Throwdown
A late night ring meeting at the road house drew crowds as Buckets and Cissy Loftus dueled in three rounds. Cissy, at ringside, dominated with a flurry of blows, landing a decisive third round knockdown while Buckets faded. Afterward, bets surged for Cissy and the crowd dispersed amid talk of the bout.
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Cissy Loftus
Cissy
Adner
Reception Road
Casey
Buckets
City Chief and Detective Missing After Hayes Capture
Following the capture of Patrick Hayes the city’s Chief of Police Reynolds and Detective Murphy are missing. Officials ordered them to return from a country mission hunting the fugitive but they have not replied. The city council may offer a reward if no word arrives soon.
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Patrick Hayes
William J. McCaine
Reynolds
Murphy
Hayes
Everts
Elk Park Canyon
Transits Triumph In Three Straight Bowling Matches
The Transits defeated the Silver Bowl in three straight games at Thornton alleys as the city’s bowling season opens with rising enthusiasm. A proposed five player unit may form to challenge any state team, with strong odds of success. Individual scores list Hodgens, Holmes, McKinley, and others for Transits while Anderson, Ridley, Clayburn, Tom, and Mallary Greene starred for Silver Bowl.
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Thornton
Wage Sacrnese Srvesnerre
Hodgens
Eserreee
Holmes
Coco Serres
Cseees Ee
McKinley Coerce Csoere
Socose Serosees
Anderson
Madaed
Ridley
Clayburn
Steve Simpson Still Alive After Precarious Condition
Last night Steve Simpson remained in a precarious condition. Dr Norcross stated he is still alive and that is all.
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Hippe
Dr. Norcross
Saturday Night Club Fires Up Clambake Campfire at Columbia Gardens
The Saturday Night club hosted an outdoor clambake near Columbia Gardens with a campfire scene echoing mountain pioneers. Adele Humphrey led the gathering, Wharton of the street railway company supplied the kitchen, and guests enjoyed roasted bacon, sandwiches, and witty speeches by about twenty club members before departing, with thanks to Mr. Wharton.
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Columbia Gardens
Adele Humphrey
Mdiivers
Montana
Wharton
Street Saliway Company
New Zealand House Extends Spreckles Subsidy Eight Months
In Wellington on October 18 the House debated the San Francisco mail service subsidy. A large faction opposed renewal due to American navigation laws clashing with British shipping. The contract was renewed by seven votes, but for eight months only instead of three years.
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Wellington
N. Z
New Zealand
House of Representatives
San Francisco
John Rees Chosen Judge At Butte Coursing Meeting
John Rees of Anaconda was elected to replace resigning Judge Smith at the Butte Coursing Club. The board announced his appointment after a stormy session and the program for tomorrow includes stake races with $40 for first place and entries such as Maid of Erin against Calamity Jane, and many other matchups. Racing begins at 1 p.m. with free admission.
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Butte
Judge Smith
John Rees
Anaconda
Smith
Rees
George Wson
Maid of Erin
Charles Saunder
Jane W. H. Smith
Rowe & Noall
James Ayres
Foxey
Mischief Maid
A. W. Jones
Jessie H
Border
Ben Corin
Primrose
Phil Short
Lady Hosking
Leo Gramline
G. H. Macdougall
Lethbridge
George Kellett
Remus
Joe Dawes
Montana Chief
Carrie Nation
Charles Saunders
Lily
James Ayrer
Mischief Boy
George Wilson
Shamrock
W. H. Smith
Baraway
Rob Thompson
Sunflower
Billy Dee
Fitz-Regina
Chilco
Montana Jack
Butte Coursing Club
James Smith
Adiviss
Powers Case Highlights Cross-Examination in Goebel Murder Trial
Georgetown Ky Oct 18 Judge Sims resumes cross examination of Wharton Golden one of the alleged conspirators Golden testified to a conspiracy to murder Goebel and to offers of rewards for killings He denied telling Rev Stamper of large payoffs and testified about remarks by Caleb Powers and Taylor regarding contestants and judges Hazelrigg saw a man with a gun at the executive building door and identified a potential suspect on the steps of the building He also recalled Testifying in the Howard murder trial involving Goebel’s case
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Georgetown
Sims
Wharton Golden
Golden
Goebel
Jim Horan
John Stamper
Campbell
Culton
Owens
Harklerode
Powers
W. H. Culton
Caleb Powers
Taylor
Hazelrige
Hobson
Court of Appeals
James H. Hazelrige
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Hazelrigg
James PB. Howard
William Goebel
Howard
Executive Building
Roosevelts aides hear Boer settlement hopes amid war talk
Gen James R O Beirne personal envoy of the Boer governments met President Roosevelt to press US good offices or call for a halt to hostilities and push for a settlement in South Africa. He warned Boers could seize Delagoa bay as a base. Dr Kaiser at the inter haus urged Austrian mediation and arbitration to end the war.
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Washington
James R. O'Beirne
New York
Roosevelt
United States
South Africa
O'Bierne
Delagoa Bay
Vienna
Dr. Kaiser
Interhaus
Kaiser
Great Britain
White and colored populations in South Africa camps
Returns for September report 109 418 white residents with 2 411 deaths, including 1 864 children, and 38 548 colored residents with 801 deaths in the month.
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London
South Africa
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Prunes
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All . L. Shandrew
Alexander MacAulay
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Daly Banx and Trust CO
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W. Dixon
John D. Ryan
Co. C. Swinborne
R. A. Konkel
Hochelga
Montreal
Canada
State Savings Bank
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John A. Creighton
G. W. Stapleton
T. Hodgens
John Creighton
Omaha
A. Hi. Barrett
D. Leavitt
V. Kemper
M Hadeens
J. O LH Wigena
First National Bank
Andrew J. Davis
James Talbott
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George Stevenson
Pines
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