Butte notes highlight visitors and ads in local paper
Butte Current Notes lists numerous brief items: births, visits by Mrs. George E. Simon of Livingston, J W Platt of Miles City, Mrs E A Adams of Virginia City, and Dan Healy of Livingston arriving for days of business. Also mentions ads for wines at Lisas, rail and taxi services, real estate agents, and a clothing sale. Several residents from Helena Lewistown Great Falls Billings Bozeman attend events in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamer's
Orton Bros
McLaughlin Coal Co
Ind
George E. Simon
Livingston
Butte
J. W
Platt
Miles City
E. A. Adams
Virginia City
Lisa's
Robinson
Finlen
Butte Cab and Transfer Co
Bell
E. Broadway
R. K. Holt
Great Falls
H. Strowbridge
Tucker
Capital
Porn
Florence Sullivan
West Woolman Street
Dan Healy
North Main
Butte Land and Investment Company
West Granite
Hall M. Stewart
Bozeman
T. B. Nacey
P. O. News
A. Rawls
Three Forks
T. B. Nace
Glasgow
TH. Stetson
Deer Lodge
Adams
J. L.tucker
Helena
Joe Frank
L. Bailey
Mt Schoenbern
Dillon
W. la Duke
Melone
Charles Howard
Billings
Roy F. Murray
W. Hayward
L. Taylor
Boulder
Henry J. O'Hanlon
Chinook
N. Pagan
RK. Hold
George A. Belding
Henry A. Meyer
J. H. Lyster
C. W. An- Lull
Alder
A. 8. Robertson
Lewistown
Ka Retter
The Rev W H Mitchell Departs East Butte for Washington
The Rev. William H Mitchell bids farewell to St Pauls East Butte congregation after serving St Andrews Centerville and St Pauls as missions since 1909. He accepted a rectorship at St Johns Kennewick Washington and will move next week with his family. The St Johns rector is arranging a replacement for the two missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Mitchell
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
East Butte
Kennewick
Wash
Washington
Butte
Mitchell
C. H. Chapman
St John’s Parish
Reverend Wolfe Takes Three Week East Vacation
The Rev. George D. Wolfe pastor of Mountain View church left last night for a three week vacation in the East. He will visit old friends in Indiana where he preached before coming to Butte. He plans to attend the Methodist convention in Indianapolis and the anti liquor convention in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Wolfe
Mountain View Church
East
Wolfe
Indiana
Butte
Tndienapolis
Columbus
Obie
Bodies Recovered After Stag Canon No 2 Mine Disaster
William McDermott and Henry P. McShane were found dead in the fourth north chamber of mine No 2, Stag Canon Fuel Co. Others, including 16 workers, died in the blast and rockfall. Rescue teams faced extreme heat and collapsing debris as they battled to recover the 284 miners and confirm all are dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmine No. 2
Chamber 19 East
Hicks
William McDermott
Henry P. Shane
Stag Canon Mine
No. 2
Street Railway Company to Put on the Brakes
Bow Trades and Labor council will consult with the street railway company about equipping all double-truck cars with airbrakes. A company representative assured the council the improvements would be made as soon as possible. The report was accepted and Rol Line business dominated council discussion.
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Bow Trades and Labor Council
Montana Arrival of Notables and Residents Listed
A scanned list shows numerous names and towns across Montana including Helena Great Falls Billings Dillon Livingston Deer Lodge Bozeman and more. The compilation names Thornton Weorke Simon Livingstone J W Platt and many others with spouses and places such as Great Falls Helena and Deer Lodge cited among listed individuals.
Fire Stopped At Belmont Hotel After Smokestack Hole
A blaze in the Belmont hotel on East Quart street was halted last night after a prompt alarm was turned in. A hole in the smokestack allowed the fire to burn through flooring above the boiler. The hotel filled with smoke but damage was limited to about $50.
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Belmont
East Quart Street
Brothers in Montana Shootout Endangers Family
John Oliver shot his deranged brother William during a violent home confrontation at Mountain View mine, saving his mother and sister from harm. William was stabbed and shot, the bullet lodged near the spine. John, 23, was jailed after claiming self defense while their father planned to leave for Michigan. William, 21, had recent brain trouble and violent spells. The incident occurred as tensions rose between siblings under stress from a mining strike region.
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John
William
Galiea Thomas
Thomas
Wil
Willan
Ana
Willa
Tesla
Boas Wiliam
Kellar
Mountain View
William Oliver
Michigan
Butte
John Oliver
Winamonver
St. James’ Hospital
Oliver
Davis Tardware Company
Toronto
Hennessy Enters New York Battle in Graft Fight
New York political clash heats up as John A. Hennessy launches charges of irregularity in city governance. Governor Sulzer, Tammany Hall leaders, and mayoral contenders Mitchel and McCall figure in a rancorous campaign of accusations, denials, and political maneuvering, with graft and patronage at the center of conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York City
John A. Hennessy
Hennessy
The
New York Press
Rate
William Sulzer
Taramany
Tammany
Sulzer
Seth “Aintrlet
Allan Ryan
Albany
Sulger
Ald
Ryan
John Delaney
Charles Sturphy
Hall
John Sve
Ivan
Murphy
Fudge
Beardsley
Edward McCall
Democratic
Fusion
McCail
Supreme Court
Lander
Ak Tmn
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Govenor
Tom Bryant Seriously Injured At Speculator Mine
Tom Bryant aged 2, son of Thomas Bryant the former mine superintendent, was severely injured by a ground fall at the Speculator mine on the 2000 foot level. He suffered lacerations to the lips and face and a skull injury. reports said he showed some improvement overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Bryant
Thomas Bryant
Speculator
Bryant
Limited Time Recognition of Huerta Ends After Elections
London reports the Daily Telegraph argues Britain recognized President Huerta only for a limited period, ending with yesterday's elections. It says Britain would reconsider recognition if Huerta refuses his pledge not to assume the presidency or imposes harsh sentences, while noting cordial U.S. and British diplomacy remains intact regardless of post election actions.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Great Britain
Huerta
Carden
Mexico
United States
Edward Grey
Ambassador Page
Death of James Smith in Lewistown
James Smith, 60, died suddenly of heart failure while walking near the bridge by Spring Creek in Lewistown. He leaves a widow and three daughters, two in Minneapolis and one in Spokane. The Christian church resumed services today under Rev. F H Devol who arrived from Walnut Md to take charge. Mrs Devol plans to join soon.
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Standard
Lewistown
James Smith
Ian
Great Northern
Aiiiwaukes
Spring Creek
FH. Devol
Walnut
Hyomei Promises Cure for Catarrh Itis Inhaler Sold Here
Hyomei inhaler marketed by Smith Drug Co of Anaconda and Paxson Rockefeller Co of Butte claims rapid relief from catarrh symptoms including sneezing throat tickle and nasal crusts. The ad promises a full three piece set with a money back offer if not satisfied and notes the remedy is non habit forming and inhaled not swallowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Drug Company
Anaconda
Paxson
Rockefeller Co
Butte
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Rev
W. H. Mitchell
Stag Canon
M’shane
Bng
Gvernment
Unitél
Wetet
Associated Press
Reay
Debri
the Clothery
Clothery
Drs. McKendry
Hannifin
Butte Optical Co
Corner Park and
Dakota Sts
Hontana
Sulzeius
Gregson Hot Springs
Dr. E. E. German
Montana
North Main Street
Australia
Mn. Ile
Mose Linz
Aale
Newbro Drag Co
Berkin
Weaver
Fudge Ayers
Joseph Richards
Larry Duggan
Sherman A. Reed
Magn
Holy Crom
Ceseters
Gleason
Michael Gleason
Rrorock Ie Mortan
Sacrea Heart
M. J. Walsh
Raat Park Street
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