Good Men Object to Repeat of "The Turtle" at Grand Opera House
Judge Lindsay faced ministerial pressure to stop last night's performance The Turtle but was unavailable. In other cases A A McMillan v H L Frank overruled a new trial motion with ongoing district court proceedings Barney Strasser charged with receiving stolen property faced trial Judge Clancy barred outside attorney assistance in the prosecution Roy Alley Cornelius Kelly and James Healey presented state case Lillie E Cummings sought divorce from L W Cummings while he served in the Philippines the court questioned its authority over a divorce filed after his departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Opera House
Lindsay
Barney Strasser
District Court
O'Gay Stivers
Clancy
Roy
Alley
Cornelius Kelly
James Healey
Lillie E. Cummings
L. W. Cummings
Philippine Islands
Plouts Pleads Guilty in Judge Nichols Court
Watson Plouts pleaded guilty in Justice Nichols' court this afternoon to assault in the third degree. He admitted striking Robert Haydn, an advertising agent for the Miner, behind the head with a stone after dark. Sentencing set for 2 o clock tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Nichols
Watson Plouts
Robert Haydn
Panzer
Prouts
Haydn
Carroll defends Walkerville reservoir plan amid fears
Eugene Carroll, superintendent of Butte Water Co., explains the Walkerville distributing reservoir project. He notes its necessity for fire protection, safety measures, and high standards, citing national precedents and plans for a 2.5 million gallon, masonry structure with asphalt lining. He mentions inviting an independent engineer to review plans and asserts the structure’s sixfold safety margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Carroll
Butte Water Co
Walkerville
Inter Mountain
United States
Butte
Board of Aldermen of
Reservoir proposals across cities near Walkerville described
A defender explains masonry reservoirs near Walkerville likening them to substantial above ground structures in New York Boston Cincinnati and Denver. He argues such walls resist earthquakes and floods and invites independent engineers to review plans while noting no underground work nearby and no blasting risks. He also advertises four dollar men’s shoes from 26 W Park.
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Wheeling
Weet Va
Springfield
Lowell
Summervile
Cambridge
Mass
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Oberlin
Ohio
Pittsburg
Forty-third Street
New York
Murray Hill
State House
Beacon Hill
Boston
Mays
Eden Park
United States
Peoria
Toledo
Racine
Massilon
Manitowoc
Salem
Sterling
Chicago
Quincy
Helena
Mont
Denver
Walkerville
The Turtle at Grand Opera House a frothy farce
The Turtle a French farce adaptation played at Grand Opera House last night. Champalier known as The Turtle is divorced from Leonie who loves Adolphe who loves Juliette daughter of an innkeeper. Complications arise from deception but are resolved with wit and a cheerful ending as The Turtle remarries.
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Grand Opera House
Turtle
Champaller
Leonie
Ands Champalier
Adolphe
Horron
Juliette
Alo
A@alphe
Memorial Day Parade Order and Civic Pageantry
The document lists the Memorial Day parade order including City Police, Officer of the Day, Aidem Drum Corps, Meagher Guards, High School Cadets, Blue and the Gray, Spanish and American Baldiera, Mayor and Orator, City Council and City Officers, and various organizations. It mentions rent arrangements and placement in line, plus contractor and builder ads and pipe tile company references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meagher
Baldiera
O. UW
Andinavian Brotherhood
O. Ellis
Coursing at Westside Park and city items mix
Sunday activities at Westside Park include coursing events and other urban notes. Local figures Tisseras Package Ceylon Tea is mentioned alongside piano tuner J G Betes and various businesses on East Park street. The week features a bankruptcy sale, a high school concert, a mine disaster, and a large baptismal confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westside Park
Tisseras
J. G. Betes
Montana
Music Co
Mikado
West Granite
William Lass
Washington Camp No. 1
Fidelity Ball
Fale Drug and Assay Supply Company
East Park Street
Alex McKenzie
Placer Street
Owen Thomas
John Mahoney
Anaconda
Leyden
St. Patrick’s Church
Galena
Sherman's
St. Johns
P. Q
Gold fillings Lowest rates at the hotels list
A long list of names and places appears, noting low priced gold fillings and the hotels involved. The fragment includes numerous individuals and cities such as Rochester Philadelphia Chicago San Francisco Detroit St Paul New York Boston Denver Spokane Dillon Helena and others, with many spouses mentioned.
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The
Butte
Max Wiley
Rochester
N. Y
George T. Regan
Philadelphia
H. §. Rowan
Chicago
Chas. Rueff
San Francisco
W. B. Lartigs
Detroit
C. H. King
J. H. Thompson
St. Paul
Geo
Milland
Turtle Co
A. W. Smith
J. Schram
Wife
G. P. Laurence
Rossland
B. C
R. G. Caller
Pittsburg
W. H. Hamilton
New York
Leonard Robinson
Fred G. Bulkley
Denver
the McDermott
McLure
San Diego
Walter H. Graves
Washington, D. C
Isabelle Byeson
Sigenor Pennyt
Thor. Thornton
Bootland
G, D. R. Turner
Red Butt
Hansen
Kelley
Elkhorn
Smith
Helena
Henry Hollister
Minneapolis
L Kubelsky
Dillon
Nordquist
W. F. Prentice
Havre
Hla
Knowles Haskell
R, H, Kane
Hayre
miners injured in underground blast at 500 level raise
Premature blasts at a mining site hurt Frank Tero and Walter Rale after workers drilled and shot more holes than usual and lengthened a fuse. The fuse burned faster than expected, leading to an explosion before they reached safety. They were hospitalized at Murray and Freund's hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank ‘Tero
Walter Rale
Nipper
Balo
Tero
Murray & Freund's Hospital
Dr Rinehart stays. Philips in court after Florence hotel brawl
Philips, who lost teeth in a Florence hotel fight, faced Judge Sullivan in police court. He received a cut fine of five dollars due to the severity of the incident. Rob Roy John Andy and Charles Daly, all drunk, were fined five dollars each. Julia Marlowe shoes promote a new shipment at Tassell's on 35 W Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vent Philips
Florence
Philips
Sullivan
Rob Roy
John Andy
Charles Daly
Julia Marlowe
W. Park. Tassell's
School of Mines Building Turned Over by Contractors
The School of Mines building was formally turned over to the board of trustees by contractor Riddell in a late afternoon ceremony. Trustees Gillie Goodale Sargeant and Leynon attended, while W. W. Dixon was absent in the east. The building cost about 392,000 and equipped cost is estimated at 10,000 to 12,000 with only 1,000 on hand. While we
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School of Mines
Board of Trustees
Riddell
Gillie, Goodale
Sargeant
Leynon
W. W. Dixon
Butte Considers Public Subscription Plan
A definite plan of action has been decided upon and it is very likely that the people of Butte will be called upon to subscribe this amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
K P Officers Elected For New Knights Of Pythias Lodge
The newly instituted Knights of Pythias lodge at South Butte held elections for its first year officers. Named are J A McMillan as King, J We Naugle, C C E Beebe, A W Johnson, John Bebkel M W, J B Farrell M F, C H Harper M B W, Buckner inside guard, Harry Bhirrand outside guard, G H Dorsey, A J Darch, A F Brown and trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge
Knights of Pythias
South Butte
J. A. McMillan
J. We Naugle
C. C. E. Beebe
A. W. Johnson
John Bebkel
J. B. Farrell
C.H. Harper
B. W
Twister dies after long racing career at California course
G H MacDougall reports the death of Ung Twister, the famed racer, who ran 33 courses and won 27. Twice beaten accidentally, Twister was later sent to California to Curatel R. E. Deb Lopes, a man noted for his courting interests, at Pleasanton, where the horse died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. MacDougall
Ung Twister
Twister
California
R. E. Deb. Lopes
Pleasanton
Resolutions Of Condolence From Ravalli Council
Members of Ravalli Council No 104 Young Men's Institute express sympathy to J B Pollard's family noting his loss and honoring him with a 30 day mourning drape of the charter The resolutions call for copies of the resolutions to be sent to his mother and published in local newspapers Anneanda Atari ard Bulto Miner and the Inter More taln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allewise
J. B. Pollard
Your Men's Institute
Ravalli Council
Young Men's Institute
Mourtaing
Thear Recnlations
Anneanda Atari Ard
Bulto Miner
Inter Moretaln
Builders Exchange to Explain Butte Building Troubles
The Builders' Exchange will meet this week to outline the building difficulties that have halted most work in Butte. Plans for several large spring projects were drawn but not started due to uncertainties, and the group plans to propose a definite action with business community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Builders’ Exchange
Butte
Pye
Copper shares rise as week opens with mixed gains
Copper stocks posted an overall uptrend with Hoxtun and Monthag leading by finishing near 870. Butte and Boston closed around 89. Parrot moved to 7 before settling at 85. Utahon hit 46 and sided at 45. Additional quotes included Anaconda 364, Mohawk 3144, Osecula, BNR Tamarack at 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoxtun & Monthag
Butte & Boston
Parrot
Utahon
Domestic Rapture Story Sparks Arrest and Release
A rumor circulated in the afternoon about a prominent mining man attempting to murder his wife by cutting her throat. The tale began as a domestic quarrel with exchanged bows and grew into a reckless street joke, later across the city. The man was arrested but released shortly afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutie
Henry Meyer visita Butte amid fatal accident inquiry
Henry Meyer of the Mrushnescing Record of New York visited Butte as deputy mine inspector Frank Hunter was called to Red Lake last night to investigate a fatal accident that occurred early yesterday morning. Pastor CG Scott of Great Falls to lecture on Genesis in the Baptist church. Swedish language event noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry ©. Meyer
Mrushnescing Record
New York
Butte
Frank Hunter
Scott
Great Falls
Baptist Church
Wacom Rev
Coderiory
Local shoe shop lists prices and brands
An old ad lists teeth price references and shoe brands including Julia Marlow slo and Oxfords. It mentions Dr Wix and Gocety Infies in the east, with bids of 20 and 10 dollars, and a sewing request at Vasseli's located at 25 West Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Wix
Gocety
Julia Marlow
Prices Cut at Buttoys Fanny Theater Monday
Commenting this Monday evening May 2 price cuts are announced at Buttoys Fanny theater. Admission for children 10 cents, adults 20 and 40 cents. Box seats 30 cents. The program features Sandin the strongest boy living in feats of strength and a bill of rare novelties including the four Miltons and music optlets su preme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buttoy
Fanny
Sandin
Curtis
Notice to Creditors Estate of Winnifredt Dolan
Creditors of Winnifredt Dolan deceased are notified to present their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims should be shown to administrator at McHatton and Cotter 518-522 Hennesey building Butte Montana. Executor CON HAY requires filings in Silver Bow County Montana. Date May 20 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnifredt Dolan
Winniefredt Dolan
Pnd
Yerveens
McHatton and Cotter
Hennesey
Butte, Mont
Silver Bow
State of
Montana
Hay
Butte
State of Montana
J. C. Bachelor
Siiver Bow
Charles Varanamin
County of
Universal Peace Year Marks Vision at Wisconsin Meet
Report from Willane Bay Wisconsin May 22 describes World’s Unity League and peace committee events. A proposed universal peace year, readings on peace, and lectures highlight the day while speeches on Turkish routes and unity push advance. A horse race at the track drew heavy attendance and wagering with $40,000 noted for the meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universat
Willane Bay
Wis
Wally Longne
Bonnie
Daly
Murcbert
Alnate
Arutt
Proposals Sought by Butte District Board May 24 1899
The Butte district board invites bids for property in Butte Montana including the Washington A f hexk Lode site, Pravaula School on Spruce Lode claim, and Grant School lots in Belmont addition. Bids due 6 PM May 24 1899 with 10 percent certified check. The board may reject any or all bids. Henry Mueller, Chairman. T. Richards, Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aled
Behuul
Silver Haw County
Montana
Washington
Dutte
Belize
Spruce Lo
Board of Trusters
Western Mine Enterprise Company
Isotto
Board of Trustees
Wouth
Bannack
County of Baaver
Springfield
Washington Lode
Junction
Anid Company
Upliun
Certificate of sole ownership for Carder Wall Paper Co
Certificate states Charles V Frangzman is sole owner and proprietor of Carder Wall Paper Co, formerly a partnership with Herbert H Carder. confirms change from Fransman spelling and asserts sole ownership and proprietary status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles V. Frangzman
Carder Wall Paper Co
Herbert H. Carder
Charles V. Fransman
Charles V. Franzman
Notice of multiple payments and deadlines in Butte Montana
A notice lists several payment obligations with specified due dates ranging from July 15 to January 1 of various years. Amounts include 1000, 6000, 35000, 8000, 8000, 13000 dollars and others. Dated April 17 1999 and signed by A J Huneke Secretary in Butte Montana.
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Lindsey
A. A. McMillan
Court House Baseball Nine
Boulder Court Nine
Boulder
Plouts
MR. Carroll
Walkerville Reservoir
W. L. Douglas
Park
Pasteur
Utth Shwer Pipe & Tile CO
Yelena
City News
Brier
War Eagle
W. F. Schofield
H. A. Honeyford
James C. Palmer
Thomas A. Neville
Schofield
Palmer
Neville
Canada
Mike Cook
Philippines
Stars and Stripes
Dr. Wis
Dr. Wiz
Dr. Rinehart
K. P
Hewett-Sisley CO
East Broadway
BUITE
Res
Utah
Moston Stock Exchange
Hewett-Iisley Company
San Pranciaco
Weston
Uearly
Oakland Transit Company
Atehlain
Topeka
Santa Re
Areland
Oakland
San Pablo
Velen Avenues
Peatfe
Hissell
Piesent
Herbert A. Carder
N. Main
Cleevelle
Feree
Chica
Ttichard Witarcrait
Aut Uist
Cook
Cuba Ponds
Ham
Sanaboart
Louie
Kansas City
M. A
St. P
Ali Chiaga
Milwaukee
Hertha
Pioneer
Milwaukye
Propor
A Henry Mueller
T. Richards
A.J. Huneke
Huse Pock & CO
South Main, Butte
Good Jersey
Birchdale Stock Farm
W. Broadway
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