Butte Notes Read Like City Ledger Sparks
A crowded Butte items page lists notes on musicians and tuners including Ired Orton and J G Bates, visitors from Helena and Idaho Falls, social visits between Dillon and Pony, and business trips. Arrests for vagrancy and distur-bing the peace accompany notices of weddings licenses, theater ads, and a candidate filing for county assessor John F E Bowen.
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Orton Bros
W. Edwy
Mike Shea
Dr. Hanson
Chickering
Heeves
Gen's Arts
Helena
M. H. Merrill
Salt Lake
Butte
New York City
Montana
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Ida Jeffery
Hlemphill
Pony
John FE. Bowen
Pearson's
Junior Munsey
Sunday World
Journal and Telegraph
P. O
Thomas Brady
James Johnson
Sullivan
Butte Post
Chicago
Battle Creek
Mich
Manchester
Washington, D. C
Gregson Prings
Fine French and German china sale at 25 off this week
Davis and Weimescary Co offers a 25 percent discount on fine French and German china this week only. Include durable tableware and decorative pieces aimed at bargain hunters and collectors seeking value.
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Davis & Weimescary, Co
Grand Opera House presents Quo Vadis in lavish stage drama
The Butte Grand opera house showcased a grand Quo Vadis production by F C Whitney and Edwin Knowles. Stanislaus Stange's dramatization emphasizes the religious thread with a strong cast including Mason Mitchell as Petronius and Joseph Callahan as Nero. The show features magnificent scenery with scenes like Nero's gardens and the Mamertine prison and is praised as one of the era’s finest Grand Theatre presentations.
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Sienkiewicz
Rome
Butte
Grand Opera House
F. C. Whitney
Edwin Knowles
Nero
Amephitheater
Mamertine
Stanislaus Stange
Seremon
Mason Mitchell
Petronius
Marcus Ford
Vincinius
Joseph Callahan
Mary Emerson
Lygia
Elsie Esmond
Eunice
Winnifred Bonnewitz
Poppea
Florence Stanley
Acte
Edward Powell
Tigelius
Willard Newell
Chile
Theodore Marston
Big Slave
Little Freddy Mansfield
Aulus
the Grand
Mine Pumps Ahead Despite Hauling Fuel Costs
The report notes fuel for boilers must be hauled six miles incurring heavy expense but confirms the mine remains on a paying basis.
Brooklyn Routs N Y as crowd riots after close call
In New York Brooklyn spectators erupted after a near tie risk as McGinnity grounded into a double play with two on and one out. Kelly hurled his glove at Snyder and McGinnity was restrained by police amid hooting fans. Hawley was ejected for attacking the umpire in the eighth. Attendance 1,500.
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Brooklyn
McGinnity
Davis
Kelly
Snyder
Hawley
New York
Mercer
Bowerman
McGinnity and Farrell
Butte Briefs Hearings in Assault Case at Depot
Sheriff Conley from Anaconda attended the hearing of Abe and L. G. Pettit railroad brakemen charged with assault with intent to kill Conductor W. P. Campbell. The trial before Justice Nichols adjourned with a decision reserved until today.
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Conley
Anaconda
Abe
L. G. Pettit
Northern Pacific Railroad
W. P. Campbell
Well Known Mil Wines Ends Life Over Morphine Use
Melvin L. Wines a prominent Butte lawyer took morphine in a lodging house room after sending for a woman known to him. He spoke of not knowing himself, showed despondency, and died at 12 21 AM despite medical efforts. He recently worked with his father in Wines & Wines after leaving county attorney office.
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Melvin L. Wines
Neville's Harness Shop
East Park Street
Viola
Mr. Wines
Wines
Melvin Vines
Butte
J. L. Wines
Young Vines
Dre Norcross
Cowperthwaite
Leavitt
J. I. Wines
Wines & Wines
Death Notice for Scott Nagus
Scott Nagus died yesterday. The remains are at Sherman’s Undertaking Parlors. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Scott Nagus
Sherman
Boer Rolling Stock Captured in South African Campaign
London report from Sept 21 states Lord Roberts announced from Watervalboven that Pole-Carew reached Koopmuiden. He captured 38 flour cars and coffee stock plus 19 damaged engines amid jungle ravines. Lieut A P Clarke was shot but not fatally while on rounds.
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London
War Office
Lord Roberts
Watervalbéven
Lingerie Installment Dispute Ends With Warrant Issued
Police Justice Sullivan issued a warrant for a Pleasant alley resident described as an Amazon after a lingerie dealer reported a violent assault during an installment purchase dispute. The dealer, injured and disfigured, fled to safety as officers hunted the suspect late last night.
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M. Siegel
Sullivan
Pleasant Alley
Siegel
Court Fines Charles Courtney on Wedding Night
Police Judge Sullivan fined Charles Courtney for drunken conduct on his wedding night and suspended sentence. Courtney then hurried from the courtroom to find his bride in a moment of comic relief at the courthouse.
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Charles Courtney
Sullivan
Courtney
Knights Loyal Silver Bow County summons in full dress
A notice commands Sir Knights to appear at the Armory on Sunday morning September 23 in full dress uniform. Sojourning members are invited and every member should be on hand. Per order Captain Carl Galliger. H. K. Hopfmann, S. K. Recorder.
A Valuable Property at Broadway Gold Mine
John Shields reported from Silver Butte Madison county that the Broadway Gold Mining company’s property in Butte is progressing well with about TM tons of ore treated daily. Ore yields around $20 per ton and manager John Glass has just completed a cyanide mill installation. The plant features a 10 head stamp and is now operating successfully.
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John Shields
Butte
Silver Btur
Madison County
Broadway Gold Mining Company
Shields
Broadway
John Glass
Independent Democratic State Convention Called for Butte on Oct 2 1900
The Independent Democratic convention convenes in Butte on Tuesday October 2 1900 to nominate electors and candidates for congress governor lieutenant governor secretary of state supreme court justice treasurer auditor attorney general superintendent of public instruction and district judges. Delegates apportioned by county with rules on voting and representation. County conventions to elect delegates meet Sept 29 and primaries Sept 27. By order Booth Marks.
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Butte
Congress
The
Supreme Court
Broadwater
Carbon
Cascade
Chateau
Custer
Dawson
Deer Lodge
Fergus
Flathead
Gallatin
Granite
Jefferson
Lewis and Clarke
Madison
Meagher
Missoula
Park
Ravalli
Silver Bow
Sweet Grass
Teton
Valley
Yellowstone
Helena
Two Death Notices From Local Home Services
James E. Foley age 20 died yesterday at 121 West Center street. Funeral arrangements to be announced later. John Cox funeral set for Cen terville Sunday at 2 PM from his late residence.
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James E. Foley
West Center Street
John Cox
Centerville
Dispatcher error ends near collision on main line
A miscommunication at the train dispatcher's desk caused No 14 and the westbound freight to meet on a straight stretch near Elton. Both engineers managed to stop in time to avert a collision. A vacancy is likely in the dispatch office.
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Elton
Springdale
Bozeman
Livingston Boys
Red Lodge
Yellowstone Park
Delegates Gather as Boulder County GOP Readies Convention
Delegates convene in Boulder on September 21 for the Republican county convention set to begin at 11 a m. The race centers on the legislative ticket with talk favoring Dan McNeill, William V Myers, and George F Cowan. Whitehall contenders include Dan Morrison, Dr J W Davis, Worthy Noble, and Chas R Burkett.
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Standard
Boulder
Clark
United States Senate
Dan McNeill
William V. Myers
Jefferson County
George F. Cowan
T. J. Chestnut
Clancy
Basin
Louis Sponheim
Whitehall
Dan Morrison
J. W. Davis
Worthy Noble
Chas. R. Burkett
Lime Spur
Davis
Burkett
Pipestone Springs
McNeill
Sponheim
Morrison
Livingston Notes: Institute and Republican Club Formed
Special correspondence reports the Park County Teachers institute starting Sept 21 with lectures by J. M. Hamilton and local professors. also notes the Park County Republican club elected officers B. W H. Talcot president and W. Grannis secretary, plus a near-miss railway collision between Livingston and Springdale involving freight trains No 64 eastbound and No 7.
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Livingston
Park County
Teachers’ Institute
J. M. Hamilton
Missoula
Opera House
Sanders
Dillon
Harvey
Moffat
Albermaine Sample Roo
Park Street
Republican Club
B. W H. Talcot
T. W. Nelson
Walter Grannis
H. J. Walcott
Pehr Wendell
W. H. Yeaton
J. J Cutler
John R. King
Comiey T. Heaton
Park
Monda and Yellowstone Transportation Company
Heaton
Albermartle Hote
Springdale
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Butte News
Mast Broadway
Telephone
Atholic
Butte, Mont
Lutte
Willis T. File
Frances P. Phillips
Martin Grosso
Jennie Negreti
C. J. Pace Jones
Aziela Demars
Robert Nelson
Lotta Martilla
Harry T. Clement
Leota E. McChesney
Frank Bayuk
Therezia Malesich
Washington
al Housayn
Allah
Oasis
Khorassan
Maranna
James Doull
A. W. Johnson
S. R White
S. A. Mayer
J. H. George
G. R. Davis
Joseph Vogler
S. R. White
Menial
A. G. Elrick
Sahib
R. C. Fort
Mohanna
Joe
J. P. Copnno
Sheriff Conley
Broklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
Dunn
Dineen
Lajoie
R. HH
Ceca
Renisenhad Ayedes
Clarke
Douglas
Cincinnati
Hahn
Garvin
Hart
Seeles
Gear
Nick Young
Cinciaortecticas
Aevevnnde Aceienns
Hahn and Kahoe
Kling
Emslie
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Young
Wagner
Heidrick
R. H.E. Putte Pire
Philippi
Onnor
Young and Robinson
O' Day
Baselball
Great Falls
Boston Reese
Louis
Butte Briefs
Mil Wines
Brownfield-Canty Carpet Co
West Park Street
TTE
Hero
F. A. Ironside
Curtis
St. Paul’s Hospital
Montana Street
Butte, Montana
J.M. Settle
Knights Loyal
Silver Bow County
Carl Galliger
H. K. Hopfmann
8. K. Recorder
Independent Democratic State Convention
Co. F. Booth
David Marks
Eeeee
Booth
Ise
Utah
Boulder Notes
Livingston Notes
Baitre
J. H. McBrayer
Oscar Pepper
California
Sao
Mite
Diay
Drs. Murray & Freund Hospital
W. H. Wix
D. D.S. Broadway and Main
Butte Graduate University of Pennsylvania
WeStern Ion Works
Useful Novelty CO
Park St
Buste
W. Park St
Phage
A. Paris
Drag Co
Bate
Potep Pee Ok
Mall
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