Butte Current Notes on Local Business and Events
Local items include piano dealers Orton Bros and Montana Music Co for purchases, Dr P H McCarthy and Dr Hanson offer services, new addresses for Silver Bow paint and A J Walker, births and a death, firefighting at Alice mine, mining congress visitor W J Johnston, P O News Stand offerings, Ike Heilbronner at Newbro Drug, NP electric sleeper addition, Mary Esther Talbot obituary, and A Wehl's Europe trip.
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Orton Bros
Sherman
P. H. McCarthy
Red Orton
N. Main
Montana Music Co
G. A. Chevigny
Clark Building
Silver Bow Paint House
West Park Street
A. J. Walker
E. Park Street
Hanson
Jacob Oscar Mack
East Broadway Alley
Mose
Alice
W. J. Johnston
Engineering and Mining Journal
Butte
Mining Congress
P. O
West Park
Ike Heilbronner
Newbro Drug Company Cigar and Confectionery Department
Northern Pacific
North Coast Limited
Mary Esther Talbot
W. W. Talbot
West
Galena Street
Jer Arents
Velock
School Census Underway for Butte District
A. E. Whipps has been appointed by the school board to take the census of the Butte district with assistants. The count of all residents under 21 will determine school funding. completion is required by September 21, so enumerators must receive full cooperation.
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A. E. Whipps
Butte
California for 25 Dollars Offered by Southern Pacific
On September 1 daily colonist rates via Southern Pacific to California through Ogden or El Paso begin from Omaha Kansas City Missouri River points 25 dollars St Louis New Orleans and Mississippi River points 30 dollars Peoria 31 dollars Chicago 4. These rates run until October 31 with opener privileges in California. A booklet California for 25 dollars by a prominent man covers many subjects and is available from any Southern Pacific agent free.
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Theouthern Pacific
Ogden
el Paso
Colernia
Omaha
Kansas City
Missouri River
Uis
New Orleans
Peoria
California
Ealed
Best Appearance Prize Sparks Parade Controversy
Printers claim first prize for parade appearance amid missing committee input and unclear authorities. Bar S reportedly second prize while bakers, painters and decorators share third. Railway tickets to Anaconda and all stations available at Great Northern office 41 North Main Ave with schedule and rates information.
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Bakera
Utte
Anaconda & Pacific Railway
Ets
Anaconda
Great Athern
North Main Vet
Suspect Captured After Long Police Chase
Edouard Lebelle, linked to the triple murder near Dawson, was arrested in Wadsworth Nevada by Northwest mounted police after a cross country chase from Dawson through Seattle Spokane Tacoma Missoula Butte Ogden and Salt Lake. Lebelle and Dovel face murder charges. all three suspects are Canadians with varying English fluency.
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Seattle
Spokane
Tacoma
Missoula
Butte
Ogden
Salt Lake
Wadsworth
Nev
Edouard Lebelle
Reno
W. H. Welsh
Northwestern Mounted Police
Reynolds
Welsh
Lebelle
Devel
Tripple
Dovel
Muchiop
Northwest Mounted Police
Lebelie
All Nations
Nevada
Northwest
Muehiop
Butte Smelter Team Seeks Games in Any Purse
Jack King captain of the Colorado smelter team of Butte asks managers of small teams to challenge for a game. The unit includes smeltermen and Woodmen of the World members and is willing to play for any purse. Charles Maynard of 21 Placer Street, Butte, is team manager.
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Jack King
Colorado
Butte
Mr. King
Woodmen of the World Lodge
Charles Maynard
Placer Street
Two masked robbers hold up express car on L&N train
In Franklin Tennessee, 18 miles south of Nashville, two masked men boarded the northbound Louisville & Nashville express car as it pulled out at 7:20. They forced Express Messenger Battle to open the outside safe and rifled it, riding with him into South Nashville. The amount stolen is not known.
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Nashville
Tenn
Louisville & Nashville Road
Franklin, Tenn
Nash Ville
Conflict at political meeting wounds six in San Juan
In Caye a clash between federals and republicans wounded six men, including two police captains, arising from a political dispute. Acting Governor Hartzell orders Andreas to investigate the Huamaca shooting where three killed and three injured.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Caye
Hartzell
Andreas
Executive Council
Huamaca
Women Pickpockets Caught in Paris Case
Two women arrested this morning in front of Eastern railroad street were charged with picking pockets. They identified themselves as Dorothea and Betty Nautsuypt of St. Louis. Four pocketbooks totaling £245 were found hidden in Bettys umbrella.
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Paris
Eastern Railroad Street
Dorothea
Betty Nautsuypt
St. Louis
Betty
Davis Gossard Dies in Hagerstown at 75
Davis Gossard of Hagerstown Md died yesterday at age 75. He was twice married and father to 24 children, 20 living, with 80 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren surviving him.
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Hagerstown
Davis Gossard
Big Day at Boise Labor Day Observed in Boise Idaho
Labor Day was observed in Boise with 21 unions represented and 1028 marchers in line. Ex-mayor James C. Chase of Haverhill Mass delivered the principal address at Riverside Park, with brief remarks from James M. Hawley and W E Borah as a sports program concluded the program.
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Boise
Idaho
James C. Chase
Haverhill
Mass
Riverside Park
James M. Hawley
W. E. Borah
Labor Day Observances Halt Chicago Business Parade and Picnics
Chicago marks Labor Day with widespread business slowdown as workers parade through downtown in a show of solidarity. A notable feature is miners’ fund contributions displayed on flags carried by unions. Afternoon gatherings at parks featured speeches on labor issues by prominent figures.
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Chicago
Labor Day Parade Displays Largest Demo In Scranton
Twenty thousand men marched in Scranton on Labor Day, the biggest demonstration in the city. The striking mine workers led the first division and were more than 12,cm strong, using the event to shore up unity among the miners.
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Scranton
Salt Lake Observes Labor Day With Large Procession
September labor day festivities in Salt Lake State featured a Salt Lake City parade of about 2,000 marchers. The crowd noted diverse dress and improved displays of trade skills compared with prior years.
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Salt Lakety
Salt Lake City
Fune
Non-Union Waste Protest Marks Labor Day Parade
The city parade featured the South Tacoma band and a non-union organization. Ad ler's and the Independent band refused to march, prompting Grand Marshal Hartman to order all participants out. Tacoma, Washington, on Labor Day.
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South Tacoma
Adler’s
Independent Band
Hartman
Tacoma
Wash
Bricklayer Pat Tries to Make His Number Good
Richard M Hunt recalled a Cork newcomer who, hired as a hod carrier, was told to always carry 14 bricks in his bed. When only 13 appeared one morning the mason cried down from the sixth story to throw him down a brick to make his number good.
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New York Times
Richard M. Hunt
Cork
Pat
Hermit George Cairnecross Found Dead At Farle Ville
Neighbors discovered the hermit George Cairnecross of Farle Ville Virginia dead in his chair. A flour sack contained $900 a rubber shoe held a $1000 deposit certificate and cash totaling $960 in bills and coins. Bank books showed deposits in Syracuse Utica and Cortland banks.
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George Cairnecross
Farle Ville
Syracuse
Utica
Cortland
Paine's Celery Compound Promises New Life and Health
An advertisement extols Paine's Celery Compound as a necessary path to health for sufferers of rheumatism neuralgia kidney disease liver trouble dyspepsia nervousness and blood diseases. It features a testimonial from John C. Rowan of St. Paul Minnesota praising relief from rheumatism kidney disease catarrh and stomach issues after using the medicine.
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Paine
Phelp
John C. Rowan
E. Winifred S
St. Paul, Minn
Prrine
Right Rev Farley Nominated as New York Archbishop
Propaganda in Rome recommends Dr. John M Farley for archbishop of New York to succeed Cardinal Corrigan with unanimous cardinals support. George Montgomery named coadjutor to Archbishop Riordan of San Francisco after detailed review of candidates. Confirmation by the pope awaits formal ratification this week.
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Propaganda
John M. Fairey
D. D
New York
Michael Augustin Corrigan
George Montgomery
Los Angeles
Cal
Patrick William Riordan
San Francisco
Martinelli
Mgr. Vecci
the Propaganda
Scion of Danish Nobility Linked to Chicago Murder Probe
Copenhagen reports William D Bartholin, sought by Chicago police for the murder of his mother and his sweetheart Minnie Mitchell, is the son of Danish noble William Peter Bartholin. The elder Bartholin, once a jurist and court gentleman, died at a Milwaukee veterans home after emigrating in 1859. Denmark investigates his death as natural.
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Willam D Bartholin
Chicago
Minnie Mitchell
William Peter Bartholin
Old Soldiers' Home
Milwaukee
Wis
Bartholin
University of
America
Denmark
Dar
Big turnout of carriers at Denver convention parade
Delegates from the Association of Letter Carriers plus visiting carriers joined a parade escorted by four infantry companies and two cavalry troops from Fort Logan. Over 1,000 participants marched led by New York and St Louis carrier bands. The Labor Day picnic followed as the convention opened in Coliseum hall with remarks from Richard B. Griffith, Senator Patterson, Ex-Postmaster Corcoran, and postmasters Baumhoff and Killer.
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Association of Letter Carriers
Fort Logan
Funston
Department of the Colorado
New York
St. Louis
Coliseum Hall
Richard B. Griffith
Denver Commercial Club
United States
Thomas M. Patterson
John Corcoran
Baumhoff
J. Killer
Toledo
Ohio
National Association
Baseball Games To Day In The American League
Baseball schedule lists Washington visiting St. Louis Baltimore at Cleveland Philadelphia at Detroit and Boston at Chicago for today.
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Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
Washington
Baltimore
Cleveland
Detroit
Pilladelphia
Altimore
Standing of the Clebs in the Pacific Northwest League
The standings list shows teams such as Butte Seattle Portland Helena Spokane and others with wins and losses and a point total across games played. It mentions Professor A. G. Newill a former Butte resident noted for his work.
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Butte
Seattle Mu Au
Portland Ki
Helena
Ouu
APM Dines
Spokane
A. (. Newill
Pickpocket Suspect Arrested After Columbia Gardens Theft
Mrs. W. J. Miles reported a man snatched her gold watch worth 65 dollars in a crowd at Columbia Gardens. Police say he is part of a three-man gang. Dick Garrity was arrested near Park and Main after Detective Murphy Reeves observed an attempted pocket pick. Two accomplices fled as Garrity was taken into custody.
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W. J. Miles
Murphy Reeves
Garrity
Park
Main
Murphy
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