War Declared On Tenderloin Crime Ring By Police Chief
A crackdown in the Tenderloin sees Chief Lavelle’s men target private secretary daga and known offenders. Trials were set for Charles White and Simon Bantell, with Smith fined and bailed. Emma Gordon and Agnes Browning faced fines for alleged prostitution related offenses. Gray forfeited bond after failing to appear. Ingram and Durango Bud involved in a dice incident ending with a slash and a partial thumb injury. Ingram arrested. Healey pled guilty to fighting. Boyle’s case continued. Doe, Meberme, and Thompson received minor or dismissed penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavelle
Daga
Sullivan
Charles White
Simon Bantell
Charles Smith
Emma Gordon
Frank L. Gray
Agnes Browning
Trilby
Gray
Browning
Peter Ingram
Ingram
Durango Rud
Durango Bud
J.W. Healey
Chareer
Dan Boyle
Boyle
John Doe
Richard Meberme Jatunen
Morris Thompson
Finest crown bridge work at Columbia Gardens event
Manager Wharton's first excursion to Columbia Gardens Saturday evening drew about 75 prominent citizens including aldermen and officials. A splendid banquet was served, though rain marred the pleasures. The opening day featured a free dance and a large crowd enjoying the pavilion and orchestra into the late hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wharton
Columbia Gardens
The Coursing Match at West Park Reported
Unsettled weather kept many away but those present witnessed top sport. Eighteen jack coursers attempted to escape.-results include Lord Nelson defeating Mischief and Random Shot beating Barrister. Fitz-Regina beat Black Spring. Montana Heliose beat Pleasanton. Coomassie Queen defeated Belle de Nuit. Charlie Prince defeated an unnamed rival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Park
Jacks
Harry Nicholl
Lord Nelson
J. Ayer
Mike Davey
H. C. Gramling
T. Crapp
Fitz-Regina
A. Trevise
Black Spring
J. Gregg
Montana Heliose
A. W. Jones
Pleasanton
J. Hosking
Coomassie
Dogs Race Sparks Weekend Sport Ahead
Colonel Lopez and J Dawe's Montana Chief open rounds as Wet and Anna a bye. Lord Nelson defeats Random Shot and Fitz Regina defeats Montana Eelipse. Charlie Prince defeats Coomassie Queen while Net beats Montana Chief. Finals see Fitz Regina best Lord Nelson. Next Sunday's card promises a thrilling season highlight with 24 aged dogs 12 puppies and 12 saplings racing, first round Sunday, ties off on Miners union day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Lopez
J. Dawe
Montana
A. Tririse
Colorado
F. L. Nicholl
Anna
Lord Nelson
Fitz-Regina
Miners’ Union
Hotel Guest List Amid Turbulent City Pages
A lengthy list of travelers and guests appears under a hotel section, offering a cross section of names and origins. Names includeScanlan of St Paul Penly Wickes McMahon Rocker McCormick Hoefer Holliday Humphreys Cooper Roberts McDougall Fish McDonald Esler Stephinson Krona Bert Guldlin Wood Spencer Ball Pershing Rakridwe Hallick Henze Lacey Heinze Hall Ames McDernyott Page Streeter Hewey Gunn Carroll Tova Gibson Lamne Bandera Milton Montgomery Breas Falls Schofield Gleason Walters Kelley Hardenbronk James Gleason and others, spanning cities such as Chicago Philadelphia Denver Helena San Francisco Boston New York and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Butte
P. H. Scanlan
St. Paul
J. N. Penly
Wickes
J. McMahon
Rocker
D. J. McCormick
A. H. Hoefer
Chicago
John D. Holliday
Galveston
John T. Humphreys
Los Angeles
B. W. Cooper
C. B. Roberts
Philipsburg
Great Paris
A. Mi Esler
Helena
Sam Stephinson
James W. Freeman
Great Falls
John A. Krona
S. A. Bert
Heston
L. Guldlin
Fort Wayne
J. D. Wood
Spencer
Ida
Albert J. Ball
Bon Accord
Mont
H. T. Pershing
J. T. Rakridwe
Denver
The
Doctor Otis Hull Arrested Over Practice Charge
Otis Hull, sought for practicing medicine without a license, was arrested at Copper State saloon Saturday evening after a woman he was with was shadowed. He was arraigned before Justice Nichols and will have a hearing later this week. Mary Curtis faces a malicious mischief complaint for smashing glass lights at Hallie Pennington’s residence on Utah Avenue. Curtis was fined $10 for a prior disturbance and served it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Hull
Teo
Tiucon
Copper State
Justce Nichols
Mary Curtis
Bogus Drafts Arrest Of Twin Bridges Man In Minneapolis
Charles Jakobsen of Twin Bridges is held in Minneapolis for attempting to cash bogus drafts said to be issued by the First National bank of Twin Bridges. He carried about $35,000 in drafts and claimed they were given by a man named Hub who posed as Twin Bridges bank president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jakobsen
Twin Bridges
Minneapolis
First National Bank of Twin Bridges
Jakobsen
Butte
Hub
Twin Bridges Bank
World traveler Dr. A Chaly Stoddart entertains miners at union hall
Dr. A Chaly Stoddart gave a vivid lecture at the Miners Union Hall featuring a 20 foot stereopticon show. Electric routes spanned 12,000 miles from Montana mines to London via steamers and rail, with colorful views of Drummond Marysville Creat Falls Helena Anaconda and Klondike. The talk praised the Carisbrook Castle and Allan Line ships and ended with reflections on wanderlust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poldfields
A. Chaly
Montana
Drum Tammond
Marysville
Creat Falls
Helena
Anaconda
Columbia River
Amos Turkish Baths and Optical Services Ad
Amos Turkish baths offers day and night service at Main street. The Butte Optical Company fits glasses under the Mark room method, offering free eye examinations for all. Seguro Manufacturing Co advertises female health products with a $500 reward for uncured leucorrhoea and lists box prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos
Berane
Carray
Main Street
Serre Tor
Butte Optical Company
Owsley Breck
Seguro Ures
Seguro Manufacturing Co
Weyerhorst
Galena
Idaho Street
Butte
Mont
Notable arrivals and departures in Butte society
Miles Finten returns from Chicago with his wife fully recovered. Otto Heinze and family travel from New York for the Arthur Heinze Ruth Noyes wedding about June 15. Frank Wilson of Butte hotel to Los Angeles then Arizona mining prospects. George E. Ames of Union Iron Works San Francisco reports navy ship contracts and local machinery deals. Albert J. Ball of Bon Accord Placer Mining near Bannack cites Grasshopper Creek dredging near term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto C. Heinze
F. Augustus
A. P. Heinze
Otto Heinze
Lionel Lacey Arived
New York
Arthur P. Heinze
Ruth Noyes
Frank Wilson
Butte Hotel
Los Angeles
Wilson
Randsburg
Cal
Arizona
George E. Ames
Union Trenworks
San Francisco
United States Navy
Mr Ames
Albert J. Ball
Bon Accord Placer Mining Company
Bannack
Ely
Hall
Opera
Grasshopper Creek
Pew
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Schilling
Japan
Cash Grocery
A. Booth
Corner Main
Smith Premier
Edison
Calkins
Main St
Butte Mont
Dugan & Jones
East
Granite St
Kear
National Bank
Butte - Montana
Huie Pock & CO
South Main, Butte
Good Jersey
Burchdale Stock
Dr. Wix
Westside Park
Sanden
E.E. Gallogly &Co
Butte, Mont
Gramling
Miners’ Union Hall
Gramling's
Main
Miles Finten
James Rooney
Haultt
Frank Beck
Honolulu
Alexander Husband
Boston& Montana Co
Scotland
Mr. Husband
Boston & Montana
FB. Mueller
Val Blata Brewing Co
Manila
Heays
Col. Kessler
Jackson
Patrick Mullins
Tah
Boston
Mullins
Salt Lake
E. J. Cooney
Sixth Legislative Assembly
Great Walla
Cooney
Cascade County
White Front
Thos. F. Courtney
Ceemannen
Sampson
Health and
Ine
Arance
Fidelity and Casualty Company
W. H. Winters
Owsley Block
C. E. Wendell
North Main Street
Nevills & CO
E. Park St
Silver
W. L. Douglas
W. Park
Butte Sewer Pipe and Tile Co
Mad. G. Leo Bagenburger
Deutscher Arzt
W. Vark
Tel
Chinen
Cvatvels Meade
Prof
C. Sullivan
Broadway
Butta
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