Labor Day at Gregson Springs Unions Parade in Butte
Thousands of union members from International and independent groups gathered at Gregson Springs for a Labor Day celebration in Butte. The parade featured multiple crafts from carpenters to printers, a large picnic, speeches by union leaders, a hall of ceremonies, and a packed afternoon with music, athletic events, and a grand dinner, highlighting labor unity and wage progress.
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Butte
Gregson Springs
Butte Central Labor Council
Building Trades
Gregson
Brown’s Gulch
Ine
Central Labor Council
Lhu
Carr
Women's Protective Union
Ehinell
Buble
Carpenters
Union Hall
West Granite Street
Jabor
Elyen
Cleaves
Mmore
Brinto
Sliver
Tne
Ie Works
Planteréra
Paradh
Iow
Cleras
Gregson Ime Enere
Satan
F. Oa. Bigelow
Thas Building Trades Cornel
Central
Gaber Ented
Meg Mackel
Owen
Henry Toosvin
Tinton Hall and
Miners
Mnivie
Federation of Miners
Mn Pauner
Montana
Invor
Hinds Returns Home From Canadian Contract
Thomas B. Hinds, a millionaI contractor, visits Butte after two years away in Canada and Toronto. He greets friends at Liberty Hall and says he is doing work for large concerns while not discussing politics. his squint has faded and he plans to stay in Butte for a few days. He mentions miners savings banks offering 4 percent interest compounded semiannually.
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Thomas BR. Hinds
Millunaire
Butte
Butre
Toronto
Liberty Hall
Mr. Hinds
Giras Bulle
Hinds
Rome
Bini
Citizen laments missing flag at county courthouse
An interested citizen in Butte notes the flag over the county courthouse failed to appear on Labor Day. He questions whether the absence is prejudice or ignorance and asks for attention from the editor.
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Calterhead
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Meleni
Boston
Montana
Httory
Butte
Fragmented crime story fragment from a corrupted 19th century page
An incomprehensible excerpt describes a strange incident in Butte with disjointed phrases about wage earners, a bank base on Hamilton, and a disturbing personal event on Alabama street. The garbled text prevents clear identification of people, places, or outcomes.
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Butte
Butta Commerce
Hamilton
Mystery of a Rare Heart Interest in a 86 Era Church
A fragmented historic note questions a rare inquiry about heart ailments and pleasures within a church setting. It hints at a mystery involving a person named Senet LAM and references Cront, Batts Saget, and others, framed as a search for similar experiences or a path to healing.
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Thoramiot
Helena
Eaat
Turt
Cront
Funeral of St Charles Be Tomorrow Afternoon
The funeral of Bradford E. St Charles will leave the family home at Washington and Gold streets tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. Lewis J. Duneny of the Catarian church will conduct the services. A delegation of Woodmen of the World will attend and former newspaper colleagues and typographical union members are expected to be present. All Woodmen of the World are requested to attend in uniform. The service will be held at the corner of Gould and Washington streets.
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Bradford E. St. Charles
Familly
Washington
Gald
Flernion
Lewis J. Duneny
Catarian Church
Parstan
The
Standard
W. Wy. Walsworth
Bute
Btandard
John J. Hammill
Butte Hagiessates
Charles T. Shearer
Tier Mountain
George O'Malley
Evening News
Charles . Vegeloan
Bulre Miner
Woodmen of
Ft i3
Mr. Stares
Typographical Union
Abour
St. Charles
Meer Corner
Guldh
Washington Strosta
Samuel Pi Johnson
Checkers Waistcoat Mystery Stuns Philadelphia Crowd
The Philadelphia Record reports a trolley conductor explaining how a group of foreigners carry a waistcoat with a tiny checkerboard grand inside. Passersby notice workers near Vine Street observe a game during meals, with wood chips and pebbles acting as checker pieces.
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Philadelphia Record
Laften
Itiliona
Ben
Vine Streets
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Pernde
Forre
William O'Brien
Faliowing
Mallera
Grinting Pregsmnon
Carpentera
Union Ball
Granite
Main
Broadway
Soul
Bontana
Park
Paris
Wyoming
Sauly
Boa & P. Whitlon
Pl Ae
Une Diy
MO. Leary
F. A. Bigelows
Carl Weltsbore
B. Gunson
KR. Madden
Arthur Thomas
J. T. Mowlls
West Devitt
Ob. Kidd
Gregron
Alexander Mackel
Jetus
Laem
Minnesota
Wulk
Thor
Wulkun Hogswood
Mayor
Pettibone
Uire
Wnions
nerHon
Thors
Mit
Silver Bow County
Rackteller
Rogers
Clark
Gand
Mr. Morgan
Rewarka
A. G. Morgan
Talled Mine Workers of America
Hulto
Organized Labor
Wind
Hoon
Mr. Candlerhead
Calderhead
Mo Rakhie
America
Lim
Fuller Tdhgy
Thomas Gihson
United Mint’ Workers of America
Livingstan
Dar
Maine
Gail
Gibson
Ald
Ont
Tle
Hike Il
Mick
Tell
Eninmany
Iid
Chemperitore
Hall Gane
Donazhne
Suannd
Crale
Ring
Marinol
Kren
Amen
Whale
Merryman
Fisher
Conter
Munrer
Fiwnin
Micher
Palubra Neots
S.S.S
Bool
DHE Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Wiehert & Gardner
Coltskill
Wien Orc
Wile Mama & Hoyt
Viet Kl
Butte Styfer Alsa
Oxfords
Russia
Children’s Shoes
Ius
Red Boot Shoe Co
Tom Hinds
Politichia
Gard
Menoong Hind IX Wettr
Alabama Street
Qiveckers
Chat
Dentint
Dr. Tonsdon
Automobile
Geo. Fierea ‘Company
Futtsin
Calcoratea Pierce-Arrow
Reguley
Nce
Foss-Hughes Motorcar CO
Philadelphi Ada
Franklin National Bank
Phila
Fair Drug and Assay Supply Co
Robert Fair Butte
Mout
Holland
Dancing
Dantes Seq J
Byrne
Ac Pavilion
Befars
Ube
ATH MD
ICAT
Institute
Hrondyay
Milooe
Lm A
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