Gothic school notes and local changes at Glyewes
The item records staff movements and events at Glyewes School noting Miss Eligaleth Hogan’s retirement from the principalship and the Winded pita Twelfth section routines. It mentions changes in leadership, ongoing classes, and a late night service.
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Ting
Glyewes
Eligaleth Hogan
Swanders Sohoui
Hotel Gossip and Sousa Connection Highlight 1900s Theatre World
A fragmented clipping describes George Frederic Hinton, a drawer agent for Sousa, associated with theater outfits and editor roles. It notes his varied work with the New York World and Balet Tribuyie, plus a veiled reference to a sleeping car adventure and a long list of names, places, and publishers.
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Sours
Palle
Trina Gate
Biron
Botac
New York World
Notable Guests Listed Across Multiple Cities at Hotels
A fragmented hotel guest list shows travelers and residents across cities including Kansas City Chicago New York Helena Portland Seattle and Spokane. Names such as John Berkin W. Adams Charles Olson and William Rudd appear among others reflecting a wide network of visitors.
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Tutter H. Lady
Kansas
Chicago
Col
Butcher
St. Paula
San Francis
HB. Harder
Minnelis
A. S. Carer
Spokane
Personal notices from Dillon and Great Falls visitors
Listings show multiple figures visiting Butte or staying in Helena and nearby towns. Names include Ducobs Dillon Berkin Helena Weta Misgowla Sherlock Boulter Campbell Billings Michardson Great Falls Conrad Great Falls McDermott Richardson Leekey Conner Webster Courtney Be Piven Pendergrast Rodgers Mitchill Aniconia Doherty Orne Prost Bryant and wives, with various confirmations of guests at the McDermott residence and related arrivals.
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Hanman
A. J. Robbins
Chicago
Hay Varnes
TP Sherlock
Wilcos
Madette
Sage
Thomes
Rach
Charles M. Wensley
O' Arion
Mayownd
Eva Bray
Seattle
Hy Ahoor
Lionel Adame
New York
McDeymmys
Holland
H. Mannhart
St. Paul
Valentine
Peru
Campbell
Billings
T. A. Haverstie
D. A. Rishardem
OH Mart
R. Prentian
Dényes
Jotnaon
W. B. Rods
Helena
Carrie Lee Stole
Julia Stuayi
John M. Hickey
Bara Hickey
Charles Rowan
the Christian” Company
J. H. Courtney
Dis Hdwin Sheneer
Lake, Mont
D. A. Michardson
Great Falls
Conrad
Tate
Bararchy
the McDermott
D. A. Richardson
Ay Jrars
Butte
Butts
New
McDermott
T. H. Pendergrast
W. B. Rodgers
G. A. Mitchill
FP. J. Doherty
C.H. H. Orne
Charles Prost
Geo C. Bryant
McDermatt
President Mitchell calls coal union operators meeting at Hazelton
President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers calls a joint convention of anthracite coal operators and miners at Hazelton for March 12. Operators warn they will ignore the move, fearing a union breakdown. The present wage deal, a 10 percent increase, expires April 1, alongside the soft coal miners scale, and the convention aims to fix a new wage scale.
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Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Hazelton
Wilkesimire
Court of Imperial Justice proposed for empire federation
London and New York reports discuss King Edward's speech hints to change the court of final appeal. A proposed imperial court would include top lawyers from Australia Canada India South Africa England Scotland and Ireland. Such a court could strengthen imperial federation and overcome current representation gaps.
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London
the Tribune
Edward
Court of Final Appeal
Privy Council
Nto
Imperial Justice
Australia
Canada
India
South Africa
England
Scotland
Ireland
Notice of Hearing for Final Discharge in Gibson Bankruptcy
The District Court of Montana notifies that Robert N. Gibson of Rutte Montana filed for a final discharge. A hearing is set for March 8, 1901 at 10 a.m. in Butte, Silver Bow county to hear creditors objections or support. Judge Hiram Knowles will preside with the court seal.
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United States
District of Montana
Robert N. Gibson
Rutte
Montana
Butte
Silver Bow County
Hiram Knowles
Bozeman Notes A Dry Winter Threatens Water Supply
Bozeman reports a unusually dry winter with minimal snow in the mountains. local observer White Cuffee notes little drift depth raising concern for irrigating water this summer though possible summer precipitation may mitigate. Also covers social events, construction progress at Mendenhall-Smith building, local photography studios, sports, horse trade, and a Livingston wedding at First M. Church.
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White Cuffee
Sherefa
Ciere
The Unromantic Bucket Girl of Butte
In Butte two girls wonder at a bucket girl. A waiter explains bucket girls serve miners at hotels and restaurants, filling lunch pails and sometimes sparking romances. The piece notes mental strain, steady workers, and the social contrast between mining towns and boardinghouse life.
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Maud
Uhey
Insans Asylum
Rhia
Tor O'Brien
Bili
Smeltertown
Cupid
French Tansy Tablets Promote Relief from Irregular Menses
Ladies are advised that French Tansy Tablets provide relief and cure for painful and irregular menses. Manufactured by A. Augendre in Paris and sold exclusively by Newbro Drug Co. in Butte Montana for $2 per box, mailed securely sealed.
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Paris
France
Newbro Drug Co
Butte
Mont
Allen's Foot-Ease promises quick foot relief and comfort
Blurred ad copy touts Allen's Foot-Ease powder as a cure for painful swelling nerves sweating corns bunions and tired feet. It claims immediate relief making tight shoes feel easy and offers mail order at 25 cents with free tracking from Allen O Olmsted Le Roy New York.
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Allen O
Olmsted le Roy
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