Wives Seek Relief in Divorce Suits Across City
Della Frances Kelly sues Edward P. Kelly for divorce custody of one child $90 monthly alimony $90 quit money and $200 attorney fees. Married in Butte March 31 1908 cruelty alleged with prolonged separations and disruption to peace. Olwen Canto seeks separation from Dominick Canto and restoration of maiden name Olwen Gourdin citing sustained neglect and financial support failures over 17 months. Emma Hobart files for divorce from Edward Hobart with custody of three children $25 monthly alimony and $50 attorney fees. husband cited for contempt for nonpayment.
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Della Frances Kelly
Edward P. Kelly
Butte
Olwen Canto
Dominick Canto
Salt Lake City
Olwen Gourdin
Emma Hobart
Edward Hobart
Hobart
Court Warns McCray Over Second Craps Offense
The judge noted the game craps was played as pastime, not for profit, and there was no intent to violate the law. This being the second offense, the court urged leniency after considering counsel's explanation, warning that a third offense would not be punished with a fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCray
Costs Man Fifty Dollars For Striking His Wife
Clarence Snyder pleaded guilty in police court to beating a woman identified as his wife from the restricted district. He received a $50 fine as the judge noted a pattern of abusive behavior toward employed wives. Officer Tompkins arrived too late to prevent the attack on Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Snyder
Snyder
Tompkins
Charles Brodis
Brodis
Lavelle
Barney
John Raeder
Broadway
Main Streets
Montana booster Christler visits Auburn to tout state
Reverend Leonard J. Christer archdeacon of Milk River valley mission fields Northern Montana arrived in Auburn New York today and will stay over Sunday. He praises Montana’s growth from farm land expansion to population rise and notes crops are good despite dry weather. He highlights Great Falls smokestack Butte hill and Chouteau county as record-setting features and credits Louis W. Hill as a top booster. He will give multiple addresses before heading to Duluth for a missionary council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard J. Christer
Milk River Valley
Montana
Auburn
N. Y
Christier
Mr. Christler
Christler
David
Peter Cartwright
Butte
Great Falls
Chouteau County
New York State
West
Louis W. Hill
Great Northern Railroad
The Venom of the Poppy and Other Photoplays
The Venom of the Poppy headlines the Orpheum bills for a three day run with mystery, opium smuggling, intrigue, romance, and Cuba-shot scenes by the Edison company. A Handsomer Man is a comedy about jealousy and a husband learning his wife’s affair is with her father. The Trapper's Fatal Shot is a western drama. Also listed is an illustrated song and orchestra. Carlos Jensen plans to study pharmacy. Edward Hall resigns from St. John's choir. round trip tickets Butte to Anaconda are offered on Sept 2.
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Orpheum Theater
Hutte
Mance
Cuba
Fdison Company
New Hill
Orpheum Orchestra
Resumption of Preaching at Temple Bnai Israel
The return of Rabbi and Mrs. Montague N. A. Cohen from vacation on the Pacific coast will renew preaching at B'nai Israel in Butte this Friday evening at seven thirty sharp. Cohen will speak on Where We Are in Jewish Culture Education and Life and the role of the Butte Jewish community, followed by Miss Myrtle Andrews singing The Lord is My Light. An organ recital will close the service to dedicate the new organ, with a program including Evensong, Home Sweet Home, Pilgrim's Chorus, Adoration, selections by Mrs Frances Harte Parkes, Bruce Smith violin, and Edward Champion Hall organ.
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Montague N. A. Cohen
Pacific Coast
B'nai Israel
Washington
Cialena
Seelock Sharp
Coben
Jewish Chautauqua Society
San Francisco
Unitarian Church
Victoria
British Columbia
Woodmen of the World
Butte
Myrtle Andrews
Tschaikowsky
Lord
Light
Bendiction
Johnson
Home, Sweet Home
Buck
Pilgrim's Chorus
Wagner
Frances
Harte Parkes
Wely
Bruce Smith
Hall
Schubert
Gounod
Frances Harte Parkes
Edward Champion Hall
Mormon Elders Depart After Dishpan Serenade
Kamrar Aug 31 Two Mormon church elders left the town afoot as women battered kitchen tinware in a dishpan serenade. The crowd disrupted proselyting speeches last night and men fought back with water, breaking up the meeting. The dishpan brigade reappeared today as the missionaries departed amid clanging pans and quickstep rhythms.
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Kamrar
Town
Mormon Church
Dishpan Brigade
Court Hearing Delays In Abduction Case In Chicago
Evelyn Arthur Nae, leader of the Absolute Life cult, appeared in Chicago court but did not file a motion for a new trial. His case, tied to the abduction conviction of Mildred Bridges' case, was postponed until tomorrow with Mrs. Lucille Bridges, Mildred’s mother, present.
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Chicago
Evelyn Arthur Nae
Lee
Lucille Bridges
Mildred Bridges
McCray Pleads Guilty to Maple Leaf Gambling Charge
Walter McCray, colored, pleaded guilty in district court to conducting a gambling game at the Maple Leaf club and was fined $100. His attorney noted something not completed in the statement.
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Standard
Billings
Walter McCray
Maple Leaf Club
Roosevelt criticizes New York City charter plan
Theodore Roosevelt denounces the proposed New York charter in an Outlook editorial. He argues the plan increases mayoral power over finances and education, limits the governor’s power to remove the mayor, and imposes the charter without sufficient public debate, contrasting it with state constitutions in Arizona and New Mexico.
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New York
New York City
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Albany
Tammany
Arizona
New Mexico
Assaults and robberies in shadow of station
In San Francisco on August 31 a crime wave hits near the central police station area. The Islam Temple club safe was looted and a porter named Charities Warren was found injured. A nearby cigar store was robbed of 700 dollars two days earlier with the clerk struck by a gas pipe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Islam Temple Club
Mystic Shriners
Warren
Cigar Store
Central Police Station
History of Minnesota iron range to be aired by committee
Duluth August 31 The congressional committee investigating the United States Steel corporation arrived to inspect Steel holdings and will lay bare the history of the Minnesota iron range up to the present day, according to chairman Congressman A O Stanley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Minnesota Iron Range
Congressional
United States Steel Corporation
A. O. Stanley
Steel Corporation
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Matthew Aber
Paine Tate
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Ieee
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Szores
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Polly the Parrot
Dow
Lutey
Meat Department
Gamer Shoe Co
Quality Shoe Store
Cuticura
Boston
Mass
Della Kelly
Aration
Archdeacos Cheristler Tas
York State
Reverend Gentleman Anys Trent
Ria Hill
Big Stack
Big
Larner
Fightne Parsons
Christ
Temple
Havre and
Havre
Bouquet
Louis Hill
Caneos
Carlos Jensen
A. KE. Jensen
Wisconsin
Valparaiso
University of Valparaiso
Ind
Henry Hubert Jr
Henry's Pharmacy
West Side
Will R. Medlin
Mr. Jensen
Hale
Edward Hall
St. John’s Episcopal Church
St. John’s
Anaconda
B’nai Israel
Bridges
Sef
Davis
Pat
North Main Street
Rteady Tomer
Peyette
Larice
Partlett Pears
van Heuen
Montana Cash
Judith Queen
Chase & Sanborn
Bell
NEW York Charter
Dr. F. Alronside
the Business Man's Department Store
Caligns
Globe- Wernicke Co
Shaw-Walker
Rotary
B.e.calkins
Main and Broadway Ind
Telefone—Bell
Labor Day
Clerke’s
Rex Market
South Main Ind
DR. Lamb
Galena, Battie, Mont
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