Butte Notes On Pianos People and Proposals
Butte notes list assayers and piano dealers such as McClure Bros and Montane Music Co. T. J. James of Missoula and J. H. Johnson of Miles City visit. Sheriff Henry Sherlock and Dr. Hanson appear in city, while Carl entries promote X ray exams and Harvard cigars. Memorial services planned at St Patrick’s and St John’s. Marriage licenses issued. Blom facing burglary charges. Sporting Life comes to Grand theater. Mary Curtis undergoes psychiatric review.
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McClure Bros
Orton Bros
T. J. James
Missoula
T. J. Fleming
Fred Orton
N. Main
A. B. Cook
Helena
Butte
J. G. Bates
Montana Music Co
Bertha Mackel
Montane Music Co
J. G. Brady
Hamilton
Harvard
J. H. Johnson
Miles City
Henry Sherlock
Boulder
Hanson
E. H. Sherman
East Park
New York
Chicago
Denver
Frisco
W. Park
Anaconda
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Havana
Antilles
St. Patrick's
J.T. Carroll Lumber Company
Arizona
Platinum
St. John's Episcopal Church
Broadway
Idaho
Montana Liquor Co
Patrick Maloney
Gregson Springs
Watkin Jenkin
Elizabeth Davis
Thomas Johns
Esther A. Canning
F. B. Dena
Jennie Simpson
George O. Miller
Teresa Yakois
John H. Gartner
Dena Loun
John Connell
Margaret Earle
Christ Blom
Ras Hkochester
J. M. Froelich
Blom
Sutton
Sporting Life
Bassett Acquitted After Forgery Trial In Missoula
Ludlum G. Bassett spent four months jailed on forgery charges before jurors in Judge McClernan's court found him not guilty after an eight hour deliberation. He signed Bassett & McGregor on a Grace McGinniss check for fifty dollars, receiving goods and cash. partner McGregor’s whereabouts were unknown. Witness settlement reduced cooperation with the case. Defense was by Attorneys Kirt and Dierks.
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Ludlum G. Bassett
McClernan
Bassett
Grace McGinniss
State Savings Bank
Bassett & McGregor
McGregor
Missoula
Well Known Butte Fireman Dies of Consumption
Martin Sheridan 37 years old and unmarried, longtime member of the Butte fire department, died after a lingering illness from consumption. He leaves a mother and brothers in Ireland and in Butte. Funeral arrangements set for Thursday from the Arizona street station with his body carried to the grave in the hose wagon. The entire department will follow to the burial grounds.
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Butte
Martin Sheridan
Sheridan
Arizona Street
Solid Gold Frames on Sale at $2.50 Through Sept 20
An advertisement urges readers to protect eyesight with an eye examination by Mrs. Dr. Frank in Room 10 at the New Post Office. It touts clear vision as essential and notes discounted solid gold frames available until September 20.
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Dr. Frank
New Post Office
Letters of Inquiry Probe Missing Relatives in Butte
Acting Chief of Police Everts received several inquiries from relatives seeking missing persons last heard from in Butte. Corroborating names include Browne of Victoria for James Willoughby, McKee of Ballard for Frank McKee, Richards family from Ann Arbor for C M Richards, Whiston and Sanquish of Butte tied to Richards, and Rose of Salt Lake City asking for Henry Hinckey’s location.
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Everts
Butte
Co. R. Browne
Victoria
B. C
James Wiloughby
Martha MckKee
Ballard
Wash
Frank McKee
C. M. Richards
North State Street
Ann Arbor
Mich
Richards
James Whiston
G. A. Sanquish
Maria Rose
Salt Lake City
Henry Hinckey
Solemn services at St Patrick's Butte for nation memory
Bishop Brandel requests solemn services at St Patrick's church Butte tomorrow at 10 o'clock in memory of the late president and for national welfare. The parochial school will close for the day. Funeral of Miss Mamie Anderson from 3823 North Montana Street tomorrow at ? o'clock.
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Brandel
Helena
St. Patrick's Church
Butte
Mamie Anderson
Montana Street
Davies Jenkins Wedding at Mrs Thomp son’s Home
Miss EF Davies, niece of Mrs Thomp son, wed Watkin Jenkins yesterday at 3 p m with Rev G H Whiteman of Immanuel Presbyterian officiating at 497 IE Broadway. Davies, longtime resident of Butte, weds Jenkins, a noted mining man from Wickes Mont, in a small gathering of friends and relatives. Present were Mrs Anne Edwards Thomas Thompson and others from Anaconda and Butte.
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Anne Thompson
Broadway
EF. Davies
Thompson
Watkin Jenkins
G. H. Whiteman
Immanuel Presbyterian Church
Davies
Butte
Jenkins
Wickes
Mont
Anne Edwards
Thomas Thompson
Mary Jones
Anaconda
Evans
Borden of Butte Plans Bitter Root Valley Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins depart from Butte for a week or two as they travel through the Bitter Root valley, taking a brief vacation excursion.
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Borden
Butte
Mrs. Jenkins
Bitter Root
Agents expelled on Samar for aiding insurgents
General Hughes expels Smith and Bell and Warner and Barnes agents from Samar for aiding insurgents by buying hemp knowing funds go to the rebels. British consul seeks halt but Chaffee refuses. Funston hospitalized for appendicitis. Aguinaldo writes to Taft and Chaffee expressing sympathy over McKinley’s death. Chaffee to recommend Medal of Honor for Lt. Hazzard for capturing deserter Arthur Troward.
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Manila
Hughes
Smith & Bell and
Warner & Barnes
Samar
General Chaffee
Funston
Aguinaldo
Taft
Chaffee
United States
McKinley
Hazzard
Third Cavalry
Arthur Troward
Four fishing schooners seized in U S waters by customs
Seattle officials report that customs inspectors Delaney and Bunker seized three British Columbia built fishing schooners for alleged illegal activity in American waters. A fourth schooner was seized last Friday under similar circumstances and is also held by local authorities. Collector Mitten could not say how the ships would be disposed of.
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Seattle
Wash
Delaney
Bunker
British Columbia
Japan ships eyed in new Pacific routes expansion plans
Victoria report from Sept 17 notes Toyo Kisen Kaisha will build two 10 000 ton steamers to compete with Pacific Mail. Also announced is the launch of the 6 300 ton Tyo Maru for Nippon Yusen Kaisha on the Japan Seattle route.
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Victoria
B. C
Kamakura Maru
Japan
Toy Kisen Ikxaisha
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Tyo Maru
Nippon Yusen Kaisha
Seattle
Interior ruling bars mineral claims on Indian allotments
United States Attorney Horace Speed received a ruling from the interior department stating that mineral claims may be filed only with the consent of the allottees and that possession of allotments cannot be secured. The decision will expel 5,000 mineral prospectors from Indian lands in Oklahoma as the country opens to settlement.
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Jubrie
Okla
United States
Horace Speed
Interior Department
Oklahoma
Skiff Named Director of 1903 St Louis World's Fair Exhibits
Frederick J. W. Skiff of Chicago was appointed to direct and supervise all departments of the exhibits for the 1903 St. Louis World's Fair.
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St. Louis
Frederick J. W. Skiff
Chicago
Masked Robbers Hit St Lawrence Saloon in Broad Daylight
In a late night raid at the St Lawrence saloon on East Broadway two masked youths demanded cash. John Dwyer, owner, reluctantly surrendered the till contents totaling 29 cents and one dollar, while the robbers fled with the till cash. No trace of the men was found.
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St. Lawrence
East Broadway
John Dwyer
Mr. Dwyer
Dwyer
Sympathy for an Assassin in Yokohama Trial
The Sotoro murder trial unfolds with intense public interest as the assassin displays a calm samurai bearing. He seeks to justify the act as retaliation against political corruption tied to Hoshi Toru, raising questions for the government about capital punishment. A verdict, likely life imprisonment, is anticipated. Prince Kobeye’s China visit boosts hopes for closer Japan China ties.
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Yokohama
Victoria
B. C
Eba Sotoro
Hoshi Toru
Washington
Hoshi
China
Prince Kobeye
House of Peers
Japan
Lfe
Money Metals and Global Discoveries Shape 19th Century Debt
The North American Review traces two major monetary shifts the post conquest and post gold discoveries caused by global metal inflows. It notes 150 years after America’s discovery the metals’ value fell to one third, causing wage distress and policy pressures.
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The
North American Review
America
Mexico
Peru
California
Australia
Queen Elizabeth
Charles I
Europe
Bank of England
Gladstone
SUEING THE N P Sufferers from Wickes Fire Damages
Special Dispatch to the Standard Helena Sept 17 R R Burcell has begun district court actions against the Northern Pacific Railroad for damages from the Wickes fire of Jan 21. He alleges the blaze started from a spark from a NP engine and that the company was negligent. Several suits filed this week seek varying sums for buildings and contents including Norville Stuart 1800 Richards Turner 775 August Dittman 890 M J Madsen 850 FE R Dean and Alexander Street 1600 James Mayne 1000 Elizabeth Bercher unknown sum George Beharf 1700 Riley Bros livery 1500.
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Standard
Helena
R. R. Burcell
District Court of
Jefferson County
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Wickes
Northern Pacific
Burcell
George Haug
Haug
Institute
Kulche
Brown
Mr. Burcell
Norville Stuart
Richards Turner
August Dittman
William Tailey
M. J. Madsen
FE. R. Dean
Items from Marie Antoinette’s execution purse unearthed in London Chronicle
The London Chronicle reports a relic list found among archives detailing pockets from Marie Antoinette’s dress at her execution sold at auction to benefit Samson the executioner. Items include a green morocco pocketbook with scissors a corkscrew a pincers and a red morocco pocketbook. portraits in morocco cases and a Quai Voltaire prayer book with notes. Also discussed is Japan’s ancient monarchy dating from 600 B C and its long, selective line of succession through centuries and era.
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London Chronicle
Department of the Sciene
Marie Antoinette
Samson
Morocco
Quai Voltaire
Musee Carnavalet
Yellowstone county fair opens with strong displays and races
The Yellowstone county fair starts with good attendance and competitive races. Bitter Root fruits by Messia, Stone and Dinsmore win praise, while Yellowstone fruit displays impress judges. Tomorrow Forsyth vs Red Lodge square off in a key Eastern Montana baseball match.
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Yellowstone County
Messia
Stone
Dinsmore
Yellowstone
Forsyth
Red Lodge
Montana
Umatilla
John McCauley
Charlie Lamar
Stuart Polk
Marion
Polk
Harry Ramsey
Oregon Murder at Hobsonville Ranch Camp Mill
A Nehalem rancher fatally shot Mrs Aich Arndt, an employee, at the Truckee lumber camp mill in Hobsonville eight miles below Tillamook. Reports say family troubles preceded the tragedy with few additional details available.
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Tillamook
Ore
Truckee
Hobsonville
Aicharndt
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J. H. Long of
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Finlen
New West
Brownfield-Canty Carpet Co
West Park Street
N. P
Weasening
Billings
All de
Jersey
Booth
Hamburg
Ket
Jerman Prunes
OUR Bakery
Hunter
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Centennial Brewery Co
Gallon
Delicatessen
Lee Mantie
Chas. Schatstein
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Frank W. Maskins
A. B. Clements
Charces Fh
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Asc
W. R. Tonkin Co
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Daly Bank and Trust CO
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Lewis
Pres
J. H. Vivian
Veitte Harr
Gson
Mike
Silver Bow National Bank
Banque d'Hochelga
Montreal
Canada
First National Bank OF
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EBS
Corner Main and Park, Butte
John A. Creighton
G. W. Bmapleton
Hodgens
Ohn
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H. Barrett
E . Leavitt
Kemper
J. M Hodgens
J. O. Hagens
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