Lewisohn Block Arched Window Cracks Trigger Street Closure
Brick fallout from a renovated Lewisohn block arched window caused cracks and a bulge in the western wall on Hamilton street in Butte. Fire Chief Sanger ordered the street roped off while Architect Will OBrien led a shoring operation with heavy timbers to stabilize the wall. Workers backed by Fire, Building Inspectors, and police kept bystanders away as crews framed supports and planned further repairs.
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Butte Briefs List Visitors and Arrivals
Thomas Burke from Helena, H C Hendricks from Helena, Anderson from Rea Lodge, W Wallace from Great Falls, L A Stanton at Finlen from Feelena, Joe Kounts from Missoula visiting, J F Pierson from Helena, Parker Veasey from Great Falls visiting, C L Alexander at Thornton from Helena, L P Baxter at Thorn ton from Helena, Sol Pognanski from Helena, Harry L Lane and wife from Belmont Park registered at Thornton, U S Bengden and wife from Missoula at Butte, William Lawrence from Virginia City visiting, C C Jenkins from Great Falls at Thornton, Mrs Lulu Barrick from Toston visiting, Dr A C Dogge returned from east, Joseph J McGaresill returned, H Powell postmaster from Virginia City at Finlen, W C White from Anaconda spent yesterday at Thorn ton, H J Toomey from Deer Lodge visiting at Butte, D M Kelly county attorney of Jefferson county at Butte from Boulder, Mrs T J Ner ny and daughter returned from coast, Smith McKnight from Dell, L C Beattie S H George and Mr Stanley from Deer Lodge visiting Finlen, Att y Con F Kelley and family returned from Swanlake, Mr and Mrs Fred Drake moved into the Montana, Mrs N H Jones and Miss Myrtie Jones visiting old home, registered at Thornton, George F Cowan of Boulder visiting, Frank Conley warden of state penitentiary in Butte en route to Red Rock Lake for waterfowl campaign.
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Missoula
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Great Falls
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Thornton
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Belmont Park
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Deer Lodge
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Swanlake Country
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Tutte
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State
Red Rock Lake
Pioneer Shineberger of Red Rock Dies Following Long Montana Career
Dillon Aug 31 funeral held at sister Mrs William Roe home for Joseph Shineberger who died Aug 29 Red Rock Born in Philadelphia Jan father from Germany moved west in 1859 to Boulder and Denver staked claims mined and freighting built ranches Across years he partnered with Martin Barett and later Barrett in mining and cattle business losing cattle in 1888 87 winter Never married survived by sister and nephew Joe Roe of Red Rock and Indiana nieces Lifelong Democrat active in Masonic lodge and Montana Pioneers society ceding a rich pioneer biography
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Saloon Robbery at Early Morning on Wyoming Street
Three masked men robbed the corner saloon owned by Healy & Kenny at Wyoming and Copper early yesterday, taking nearly $10 from the cash register. One entered front, another rear, a third stayed with the room as alarms sounded. They fled as a signal was given and authorities have a description. Also noted are a purse theft at Mrs. Cameron and funeral details for James McMahan, plus Vermont politics coverage.
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Park Patrol Reform After Yellowstone Heist
The Montana dispatch notes a bold Yellowstone National Park highwayman who robbed 16 coaches and suggests reform. It advocates replacing soldiers with a corps of scouts under the interior department to patrol the park and protect visitors, especially female hotel workers, with archers within park boundaries. A related item contrasts U S teacher salaries in Mexico and public schooling.
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Eastern Democrats name likely choice for campaign head
Eastern states debate a candidate for the party’s campaign manager with officials in New York Maryland and other states weighing options. John Tomlinson of the college club bureau reports organizing democratic clubs in Maryland as part of broader efforts.
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Negotiations Declared Off In Montana Coal Strike
Negotiations stopped as Montana operators and United Mine Workers prepare for talks in Helena next Thursday over a new contract. Wyoming miners strike at 6 pm, with about ten thousand workers refusing to mine as owners cut daily wages by 10 to 15 cents.
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Millionaire Socialist Draws Crowd At Auditorioa
The speaker in a characteristic class act at the Auditorioa drew a crowd last night. The talk covered socialist causes and the speaker, Phelpe-Stokes, praised by supporters, outlined plans to travel from Montana to New York to champion the poor man’s cause. He plans more addresses in the coming weeks.
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Montana
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Spofford's Successor Named Chief Assistant Librarian
The Librarian of Congress announced the appointment of Apprentice Clarket to the position of chief assistant librarian, filling the vacancy created by the death of Ainsworth R. Spofford on August 31.
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Try Montana For A Restful Summer In The Hills
An old promotional passage extols Montana as a perfect retreat from rail travel and city fatigue. It urges readers to choose the mountains at home for comfort Invigoration and wholesome enjoyment, inviting the reader to rest and be satisfied.
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