Picnic Draws Knights and Ladies for Nine Mile House Event
More than 400 Select Knights and Ladies of the Ancient Order of United Workmen and friends left the city for the annual Nine Mile House picnic. Prizes for races and games were awarded, including a silver watch to Tom Donnelly and a silk umbrella to Mrs Shea, as boats crowded the lake and a few near-drownings occurred.
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Order of United Workmen
Nine Mile House
Joseph McQuillen
McQuillen
Sam
G. H Hannan
James McCabe
East Summit Street
Earles
Dalton
Burns
Lynch
Katie Earles
Willie Devine
Tom Donnelly
Mrs. Shea
N. D. Murray
Ethel Davis
G. H. Hannan
John Cronin
Theosophy Talk Seeks Common Ground With Churches
Mrs Havilah Squiers outlines Theosophy as a spiritual philosophy not a religion and not opposed to any faith. She emphasizes its harmony with Catholic, Methodist, Episcopal, Baptist and other denominations and its aim to aid believers in understanding truth across traditions.
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Butte Theosophical Society
Havilah Squiers
Rev Mr Tonge’s possible departure from South Putte church
The congregation will meet Tuesday night to act on the pastor’s union. Mr Tonge forecasts leaving the city soon and has agreed to potentially step down as treasurer of the Silver Bow Humane Society. Rumors place him moving to a Seattle pastorate next month after four years of building the church.
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South Putte Presbyterian Church
Tev
Tonge
Silver Bow Humane Society
Mr. Tonge
Seattle
London
New York
Popular Young Couple Wed Amid Friends at Kemper Avenue
Gomer Williams and Miss Ida Mason married Thursday evening at 909 222 Kemper avenue by Rev. Mr Chapman of the Christian church. The bride received best wishes from a host of friends as the ceremony united the couple in marriage.
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Gomer Williams
Ida Mason
Kemper Avenue
Mr. Chapman
The
Christian Church
Wedding at Home Due to Sister’s Death
The ceremony was held at the groom's home with Miss Dove Boulwar and best man George Bolanger attending. Attendance was limited to immediate family due to the bride's sister’s recent death. A. B. Elliott, electrical supplier and ad writer, has moved his office.
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Dove Boulwar
George Bolanger
Palmer
Pennsylvania Building
West Park Street
New Handball Champions Triumph Over Old Guards
Pat Nolan and Pat Me Gwynn defeated former champions JF Long and Jack Rickaby on the North Main street courts. The match, best of five games, ended 21-2 2-21-17 with Nolan and McGwynn taking the early lead and finishing strong as the crowd watched.
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JF Long
Jack Rickaby
North Main Street
Pat Nolan
Pat MeGwynn
Long
Rickaby
Thayime
Nolan
McGwynn
Singh
Rickay
A—S
Moonlight Party at Columbia Gardens Hosted by Local Elite
A Wednesday evening moonlight party at Columbia gardens drew a group of popular young attendees. Guests included Mrs. H. Percy Boardman, the Misses Show, Williams Fluke, Keloge, Bennett and Pensluna, and Messrs. Boardman, Williams, Friend, Pagenhof, Mr. Mullin, Payne and Gillette. Chaperons were Mrs. George Bretherton and Mrs. G. N. Boardman.
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Columbia Gardens
H. Percy Boardman
Misses Show
Williams Fluke
Keloge
Bennett
Pensluna
Messrs. Boardman
Williams
Friend
Pagenhof
Me. Mullin
Payne
Gillette
George Bretherton
G. N. Boardman
Butte Briefs Show Local Visits and Meetings
Frank Holl was in Helena. Thomas Graham in Great Falls on business. Geoffrey Lavell arrives in Butte from the county. Grace Hemphill of Pony visits friends. Mrs. Davenport visits Mrs. Poindexter in Dillon. Butte Business Men's Association meeting planned for this evening. P J Lennehan visits Havre. Agnes Wall returns from Helena after her sister's wedding to T R Miller. J H Monteath of the Blackfoot reservation is in town greeting friends.
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Grace Hemphill
Pony
Butte
Davenport
This City
Harry T. Poindexter
Dillon
Butte Business Men's Association
P. J. Lennehan
Havre
Agnes Wall
Helena
T. R. Miller
J. H. Monteath
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Equal Suffrage Convention Plans In Butte
Local committee completes the programme for the two day equal suffrage convention to be held in Butte on Wednesday and Thursday. The event features addresses, music, questions, committee appointments, and elections of officers with Miss Laura A. Gregg and Miss Gail Laughlin among speakers and organizers identified.
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State Association
Ella Knowles Haskell
Laura A. Greag
Gail Lanehai
Butte Club
Maria M. Dean
Helena
Bar
Labor
Gertrude K. Harrison
Twin Bridges
Marin M. Dean
Laura
A. Gregg
Omaha
N. RB. Sherlock
Boulder
John N. Olsen
Helen Mae
Lewis J. Duncan
Clarence A. Smith
Laura A. Gregg
Gail Laughlin
T. J. Walsh
Boise
Idaho
Ignatius Donnelly
Montana
Gail Laughtin
Emma Reed Corbin
Missoula
Augustus Heinze
Queen Marie Henrietta Sudden Asthma Attack Reports
The ailing Queen Marie Henrietta, long afflicted by heart disease, is at Spa France for treatment. Last Thursday reports from the spa stated she suffered a severe asthma attack during her visit to Bagneres de Luncheon.
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Bagneres de Luncheon
France
Marie Henrietta
Spa
Six Thousand See Vailsburg Track Races In Newark
More than 6,000 spectators witness a novel cross Atlantic amateur distance race at Vailsburg track Newark N J on Sept 14 The unknown distance event ends with Glasson leading then Hurley and Glisson in a four mile final The day also features a one mile amateur handicap won by D J Quill e of Bayonne and a five mile professional won by W Fenn of Bristol with F McFarland of San Jose second and J Fisher of Chicago third Time records noted for each event.
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Newark
N. J
Vailsburg
Atlantic
Gliassen
Hurley
Glasson
Te Tiis
Deneth
Glisson
Lindley
D. J. Quille
Bayonne
Tmie
Walter Bartlett
Buffalo
J. T. Fisher
Chicago
Orlando Stevens
San Jose
Visitors win both games in rough Chicago doubleheader
In Chicago on Sept 14 the visitors dominated the twin bill. They collected three hits off Taylor in game one with two for extra bases, aided by three errors and five hits for a strong start. Phillips shut down the locals except in the seventh and ninth, while Hardy and King kept pace in defense.
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Chicago
Taylor
Hardy
Phillips
Ate Tendance
R. Hee
Jeesvete
Crescentes
Kling
Hahn
Bergen
W.E. Sshickbo
King
Phillipa
Brown
Heavy hitting and errors mark St. Louis game
Sept 14 in St. Louis saw heavy hitting and many errors as all pitchers were hit hard. Attendance noted, with Pittsburg and Wehner referenced. Batteries listed as McLaughlin Phelps O'Neil Hackett and Weiler. Umpire O'Day.
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St. Louis
Ncy
Pittsburg
Ieee
McLaughlin
Phelps
O'Neil
Hackett
Weiler
O'Day
Detroit Wins One of Two As Detroit Beats Chicago
In the September 14 American League twin bill in Chicago Detroit won the first game by a single run while the locals used walks and timely hitting to grab the second game. Attendance reached 9,900 as Patterson pitched well for Detroit in the second game and Chicago rallied in the opener with Callahan Platt and Sullivan behind the plate.
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Chicago
Detroit
Patterson
Vows Cce
Waceden
Condale
Callahan, Platt and Sullivan
Kissinger and
Buelow
Boripone
Aa Vaarses
Cghicacees
Patterson and McFarland
Mercer and McGuire
St Louis Defeats Cleveland in Two Games at Home
In St Louis on Sept 14 the locals beat Cleveland in both games. Donahue held Cleveland to five hits in game one and Moore allowed two more. In game two Cleveland could not score until the seventh while St Louis tallied early off Polchow. Attendance reached 16800.
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St. Louis
Louis
Cleveland
Donahue
Moore
Reidy
Polchow
Om Courier
TG Sis
Sugden
Bemis
R. H
Saes
Esa Wieed
Simian Sl
Starnagle
Baseball fan injured in car accident after game
Alexander McLean a miner and baseball fan suffered a badly cut lip and head lacerations when wind blew his hat off at the Northern Pacific crossing. He jumped to recover it and fell onto the running board, later taken to St James hospital with non serious injuries.
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Alexander McLean
Butte
Spokane
McLean
Northern Pacific
Platinum Street
St. James’ Hospital
Omaha Wins Twins Split With St Joseph And Milwaukee
Omaha takes game one 4 to 3 against St Joseph and game two 8 to 7. At Colorado Springs Milwaukee wins 12 to 5 in game one and 6 to 2 in game two. In Denver Denver defeats Peoria 10 to 2.
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Omaha
St Joseph
J. Joseph
Colorado Springs
Milwaukee
Denver
Peoria
Local Market Prices Include Butter Relishes and Fruits
List shows best creamery butter per pound at .25e and pack prices for electric light flour and Gedney relishes. Fresh peaches and plums by case, watermelons, extra fine California grapes by the basket, and a variety of relishes available.
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Gedney
Manila
California
Corcoran Defeats Dundon in Tight Sprint at Track
Patrick Corcoran defeated Tom Dundon by feet in 10 25 seconds in a $500 side sprint run by mutual consent. Corcoran led from the start and held the advantage the entire way, with about $9,500 changing hands and a large crowd watching.
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Tom Dundon
Patrick Corcoran
Corcoran
Dundon
Belgian Queen Marie Henrietta in Hopeless Condition
Brussels dispatch reports the Soir stating the condition of Marie Henrietta queen of the Belgians is hopeless and that King Leopold is likely to be compelled to act.
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Brussels
The
Soir
Marie Henrietta
Leopold
Death follows delicate operation for Bradford B McGregor
Bradford B McGregor, Standard Oil scion and New York millionaire, dies after a kidney operation believed necessary to save him. Dr J Willis Hassler, injured in a Philadelphia collision, remains in critical condition. Miss Clara Schlemmer, who married him on his bed to nurse him, is widowed within 26 hours. Burial planned in Cleveland.
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New York
Bradford B
McGregor
Mamaroneck
J. Willis Hassler
Philadelphia
Hassler
Lennah
Ambrose 10
Standard Oil
Clara Schlemmer
Young McGregor
Cleveland
Ohio
McGregors
Mr. McGregor
Heart Shaped Stone Removed After Bride Sits by Bedside
Surgeons reported a heart shaped kidney stone was removed but the patient died as kidneys failed to function. Septic poison spread through the system, leading to paralysis. The bride of 22 remained at his side, whispering words of encouragement during the operatives.
Soldiers Centipedes and Prayer According to McCook
P J McCook a Harvard club member and former corporal in the sixth Massachusetts recounts a Porto Rico battle memory. After Guanica centipede fears spread until the private known as the Modoc prayed for protection and the regiment joined in Amen. The result was calm sleep and no centipede incidents for the company.
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New York Tribune
P. J. McCook
Harvard Club
McCook
Massachusetts
Miles
Porto Rico
Battle of
Guanica
MccCook
Modoc
Mr. McCook
Democrats call county conventions in Big Timber and Rio Timber
A Democratic county convention is set for Big Timber on September 22 at 10 a.m. to elect seven delegates and seven alternates to the state convention. A second convention will meet in Rio Timber on October 1 to nominate county office candidates. Primaries for delegates and alternates occur September 20 in precincts.
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Big Timber
Rio Timber
Satuday
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John G. Rolland
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