Montana Boys Return to Butte After Manila Tour
Dr W EF Dodd returns with Montana boys to Butte after voyage from Manila via Yokohama and Nagasaki on the Zealandia and Valencia. He praises Montana regiment treatment, notes Manila hardships, espionage on eye care in Tokio, and reports on Filipino economy, licensing limits, mosquitoes, and weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. EF. Dodd
Butte
Sandwich
Philippine Island
San Francisco
Montana
Manila
Valencia
Nagasaki
Yokohama
Dodd
Bult
Metana
United States
Honolulu
Great Republic
Japan
Tokio
Everal
Montana Regiment
Loma Church
Chet Smith
Captain Mead
Cook
Ramey
Ting
Uniteed States
Philippines
Poulini PY
Untitled fragment of travel notes and meetings
The text describes a traveler collecting mementoes in Manila and meeting Pratcla Brooks, the attorney, with plans in New York for a Hondlua planter. It notes a business assessment in the Philippines finding nothing there, and Captain Sanders will locate in Butte to open a law hostelry. The boys look forward to returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratcla Brooks
Manila
Saitran
New York
Philippines
Sanders
Butte
Montana Troops in San Francisco Parade Honorably Acknowledged
Savin Lisa of East Park Street returned Saturday from San Francisco after six weeks in business and pleasure. He witnessed the welcome extended to Montana troops arriving from the Philippines and took part. Lisa praises the Montana boys for exemplary conduct and notes San Francisco disapproves of disorder in other volunteer regiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savin Lisa
East Park Street
San Francisco
Golden Gate City
Philippines
Lisa
Mer
Quarreled With Her Husband inquest on Mrs Lillie rer
Coroner Phil Jullien held an inquest on Mrs Lillie rer who took chloroform and laudanum at the Weyerhorst block and died at St James hospital. Dr Hansen said death caused by pneumonia and gastritis from the drug. Jury found death by poison amidst a personal crisis. Fred A Turner testified that a quarrel over a Casino theater costume led to her leaving, returning ill and collapsing. Witnesses from Weyerhorst lodging house testified, Hawkes noting she took poison after quarrel with her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Jullien
Lillie Rer
Weyerhorst
St. James Hospital
Hansen
Fred A. Turner
Casino Theater
Joseph Weyerhorst
Fr. Hawkes
Polson
Five hoboes arraigned for vagrancy in Spokane group
Before Judge Sullivan five hoboes from Spokane faced vagrancy charges. They pleaded not guilty and were remanded to county jail for trial next Friday after arrest in a Montana beer hall on West Park street during a failed mock fight and attempted robbery of a drunken miner. Separate fines were handed to AIS Harris for trying to force a widow’s door on Arizona street and Joam Lewis for breaking up a party on East Park. Dan Morgan paid a $10 fine for disturbing the peace. The report ends with a grocery list including Kuner's Mincemeat and Heinz olives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Moore
Harry Smith
James Ferguson
Charles Endicott
James Riley
Spokane
Sullivan
Montana Beer Hall
West Park Street
Ais. Harris
Arizona Street
Jom Lewis
East Park Street
Dan Morgan
Anderson
James Espie
Erich Tongue
Portland to Host Montana Volunteers on Homecoming Route
A quiet plan to greet Montana volunteers as they pass through Portland en route to Butte is set. Through Oregon Short Line’s Mr Burley, a luncheon and reception were proposed by Portland, with trains held briefly to honor the soldiers. An executive committee meeting in Butte will likely set the formal reception date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Montana Volunteers
Oregon
Butte
Fortland
Montana
T. C. McMillan
Oregon Short Line
McMillan
Burney
San Francisco
C. F. Lloyd
Hotel Guests Listed Amid Patchy OCR Fragment
A fragmented list names numerous hotel guests and their home cities including Baldwin Kemmerer Minard Chicago Bowers Omaha Baldwin San Francisco Meriden Conn Gugneyton Helena New York Lane St Paul Kaufman San Francisco Marcus Chicago Durand Chicago Hobbs Revenue Fergus Whitall Boulder McDermott McCarthy Chesnut Oliver St Paul Howton Missoula Sparks Springfield Long Great Falls Bowman Higgins Huntingdon Havre Neill Hatheway New York Carroll Hebron Dawson Ketchum New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae C. Baldwin
Kemmerer
W. A
Thomas J. Lane
St. Paul
Hamburger
Cincinnati
J. M. Kaufman
San Francisen
Ene Marcus
Chicago
Frank Durand
New Chicago
Han Brinill
Norr c Hobbs
Revenu
M. Fergus
Whithall
T. P. Shera
Boulder
the McDermott
J. C. McCarthy
Chesnut
J. J. Oliver
W. H. Howton
Missoula
Ruddell
Helena
A. J._ Sparks
Springfield
Ae E
Long
Great Falls
William Boweman
W. J. Higgins
R Haat
E. A. Bower
Huntingdon
FB. Sharpe
Helen
Havre
Henry Neill
BT. Hatheway
W. H
Stesker
New York
B. Carroll
Hebron
Neb
Awe. Simons
Dawson
George J. Ketchum
Parade lineup grows as organizations pledge troops in Helena
In Helena the attendance for the parade planning meeting lagged yet various groups pledged numbers. Massa reported 600 Sons of St George, Dolman 200 Civil War veterans, Mantle’s Helena light artillery 40 with two pieces, Stivers 140 Rough Riders, Bricklayers 100, Woodmen 300, Musicians four bands plus others from Dillon Doze man and Anaconda. Leaders urged all groups to report counts to George W Irvin, and railroads offer one cent per mile for Rough Riders with committee covering nonpaying riders. The executive committee convenes tonight at Mantle's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Mantle
Joseph Massa
Christofore Colombo Society
William Bartell
Sons of St. George
J. R. Renfrey
Grand Army of the Republic
P. R. Dolman
Mantle
Helena
Dillon
Dozeman
Anaconda
George W. Irvin
Dwan's Custodianship at City Crematory Replaced by Shin nick
The mayor accepts J J Dwan's resignation as custodian of the city crematory and promotes J A Shin nick, his former assistant, to fill the vacancy. Shin nick's name will be sent to the council for confirmation at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Dwan
J. A. Shinnick
Mr. Dwan
Mr. Shinnick
Council
Copper stocks ease with slight downward tilt
Copper stock prices drifted lower today showing no inclination to rise with Amalgamated at 391-25 Anaconda 49.25 Boston and Montana 300 Butte and Boston 379.50 Calumet and Hecla 79 Mohawk 21.50 Osceola 86.50 Parrot 47 Tamarack 228 Utan Con 35.50 on the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated
Anaconda
Boston
Montana
Butte
Calumet & Hecla
Mohawk
Osceola
Parrot
Tamarack
Utan Con
Newbro's Herpicide Aims to Cure Dandruff
An advertisement asserts dandruff is caused by a germ and promises permanent cure by killing it. It claims Newbro's Herpicide destroys the germ to prevent dandruff and promote hair growth, with the slogan destroy the cause and you remove the effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbro
Coal Gets Cheaper By Ton In Bulk Deals
Coal price drops with Lump Coal offered at 4.50 per ton delivered. 10 ton lots at 4 per ton. Office at 814 Utah avenue. Telephone 276. R J Johannes, Agent. Hewett Company relocates to Basin moved by senior manager to Basin Guild and Copper Mining Company. Hewett Co now at 47 East Broadway Butte. Also a Philadelphia Bulletin verse about a Gloucester crowing man who aged and could not crow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah Avenue
R. J. Johannes
Hewett Company
Basin Guild and Copper Mining Company
Basin
East Broadway
Butte
Philadelphia Bulletin
Gloucester
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Dr. Wix
Butte, Montana
Brobeck
Brobeck’s
Asc Schepp
Asc
Hoffman House
West Broadway Prompt Delivery
Tel
Royal Worcester
Copenhagen
Lonhuda
Elso
Jewelers
Broadway
and Dana Gustave
Kuner
Silver City Mer. Co
Ib Cans van Hounten
E. Park Street
Montana’ Volunteers
Mr. Burley
Dwan
Wix
the Grand Opera House
G. O. McFarland
Mgr
Phone
Sal- Marines
Smyth & Rive
Walter E. Perkins
A. Keene Shaver
India
J. F. DuSouchet
Mite
Iedine Bois
Monarch
Richelieu
Burnett
Soeers
Cord Baker's
W. H. Baker
New Come
Cash Grocers
W. Park St
Butte, Mont
Wright
Silver Bow Coal Company
Telephone
Vienna
South Main Street
Albini
West Galena
Fisher
The
Ladies Home Journal
Puritan
Postoffice
Brownfield-Canty Carpet CO
MePw
Home Opera CO
Vaudeys
Pine Mu
Dares
Rafwads MM
Oolland
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