March Health Report Records Scarlet Fever Rise
The March health department report shows more scarlet fever cases while diphtheria smallpox and other contagions decline. Measles and chickenpox are not reported and total deaths reached 61 with causes including pneumonia heart disease and accidents. Contagious cases list scarlet fever 22 diphtheria 4 smallpox 4 typhoid 2. Births numbered 63 with 31 males and 32 females. Forty-one men and twenty women.
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Health Department
Ninty
Sanitary Department
Court authorizes sale of fourth interest in Norah mining claim
Probate court orders sale of a quarter interest in the Norah mining claim belonging to the Jeremiah Roach estate four miles southeast of Butte. The action follows debts totaling 21388 with no funds to cover them as Mrs Roach widow and six children heirs seek relief through a sale authorized by Judge McClernan.
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Norah Mining
Mary E. McCloskey
Elizabeth Cotter
Joseph Vogler
Joseph Price
George Clark
Roach
Jeremiah Roach
Norah
Park Street
Butte Real Estate Market Holds Steady Says Swindlehurst
Butte real estate remains steady with inquiries and strong demand for desirable residential and business plots. Joe Be Swindlehurst notes easter copper market tensions have paused activity but prices won’t fall, with big sales likely before summer and a brisk market expected.
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Joe BE. Swindlehurst
Butte
The
Standard
Swindlehurst
Senate Debates Oleomargarine Bill in Food Protection Push
Washington March 31. The senate spent the session debating the oleomargarine bill with three speeches for and against. Senator Dillingham of Vermont argued for protection against fraud in food products and criticized oleomargarine manufacturers. Support came from Senator McCumber who urged farmer protection, while Senator Simmons opposed the measure. The Philippines bill was also reported for early floor action. The day closed with executive session at 4:35 p.m. and a five minute adjournment.
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Senate
Simmons
North Carolina
Dillingham
Vermont
McCumber
North Dakota
Lodge
Philippines
Rawlins
Utah
Philppine
Seventh Judicial Circuit
Territories
Mt. Rainier
M. D. Meeker
Colorado
Proctor
Clark
Wyoming
Harris
Kansas
Mitchell
Oregon
Congressional Record
Beef Trust
New York
Dilingham
Congress
Local prices and contact details from Utah avenue office
The fragment lists prices for Galt Jump at 6.50 Trail Creek 5.09 and Cottonwood washed nut 4.00 with a mailing address Office 14 Utah avenue and phone 276.
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Trail Creek
Utah Avenue
Sympathy for the Boers Representative Sulzer Introduces Resolution
Representative Sulzer of New York introduced in the house a resolution praising the Boers and urging President to press Britain to end the war. It calls for neutrality, halting contraband shipments, and adherence to Geneva and The Hague conventions.
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Washington
Sulzer
New York
House
Congress of the
United States
Great Britain
South Africa
Butte Coal Company Offers Lump Coal at Six Dollars Per Ton
The ad from Butte Coal Company at 19 East Broadway advertises lump coal for six dollars per ton with cash only terms. Delivery available citywide and customers urged to call phone number 477.
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Torres
Butte Coal Company
East Broadway
Britannia
Butte Mineral Belt
Britannia Mining Company
W. Nichols & Co
Butte
New Stock Arrival Delays Order at Silver Bow Paint House
A customer notice delaying order fulfillment for two or three days until fresh stock arrives. Prices start from cents per double roll. Silver Bow Paint House located at 219 Fast Park Street.
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Silver Bow Paint House
Fast Park Street
Mexican Central Railway Reorganization Plan Hinted
New YorkMarch 21 The reorganization plan of the Mexican Central railway is expected soon. Directors have not yet passed final judgment on refunding the general mortgage four percent and first and second mortgage bonds. A definite statement on new interests is hoped for after E H Harriman returns to the city.
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New York
Mexican Central Railway
Mexican Central
E. H. Harriman
Political Upheaval Reaches Kingston as Haitian Refuges Arrive
Kingston Jamaica March 31 large numbers of Haitian refugees arrive amid political upheaval. They warn the situation is serious and further trouble is expected soon.
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Kingston Jamacia
Hayti
Bozeman Republicans Choose Aldermanic Candidates
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Bozeman March 31 reports the Republican primaries selecting aldermanic candidates by ward: First ward Harry H Benepe, Second ward Charles Fransham, Third ward Nelson Story Jr, Fourth ward J A Johnston.
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the Standard
Bozeman
Harry H. Benepe
Charles Fransham
Nelson Story, Jr
J. A. Johnston
Members of Stationary Engineers Meet April 2 1902
All members are ordered to attend the next regular meeting on April 2 1902. Business of importance. By order of the president P A Stevens.
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P. A. Stevens
Colombia reports no change in government amid rumors
A cablegram from Caracas to the Colombian location denies a government change. It states everything is quiet in Colombia and the government remains unchanged.
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Washington
Caracas
Colombia
Prisoners Escape Workhouse By Wooden Key
In St Louis Missouri on March 23 . Six prisoners escaped from the workhouse after ten hours of breaking shackles and opening cell doors. Three men who still wore chains climbed the rear fence and boarded a skiff to the Illinois side of the Mississippi river.
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St. Louis
Illinois
Mississippi River
Funeral of Michael Hughes at St Patrick's Church
The funeral for Michael Hughes is this morning at 9 o'clock from his brother Patrick J Hughes residence 622 West Granite Street. The service will proceed to St Patrick's Church where high mass will be celebrated.
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Michael Hughes
Patrick J. Hughes
West
Granite Street
S&8
St. Patrick's Church
Chicago Markets Summary Shows Mixed Corn Strength and Wheat Slump
Chicago markets opened with corn up on cold west weather but soon softened as July options traders dumped nearly 1 906 000 bushels in minutes. May and July contracts fluctuated with a late corn recovery and a firm close for some grains. wheat rose slightly then eased. oats stayed dull while provisions showed irregular activity amid a weaker hog market. No trading tomorrow due to municipal elections.
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Chicago
Wee
Hull
May
Cash quotations for farm commodities and meats
The report lists prices for flour and various wheats oats and rye with grades and terms and also shows pork prices per barrel and short ribs and other cuts. It notes flax seed and Northwestern mess pork values and includes quantities for barrels and bushels for grains and barley in a market summary.
Chicago Cattle and Hogs Market Reports Stronger Prices
Chicago market notes show cattle receipts near 20,000 with higher tones. Steers priced from 6.60 to 7.20 for good to prime, while hogs receipts at 42,000 trend 10 cents lower with mixed and butcher lines at 6.40 to 6.90 and heavy weights 6.75 to 6.95. Sheep and lambs receipts about 14,000 with strong gains of up to 10 cents.
Omaha Livestock Market Report March 21 Market Mixed
Cattle receipts total about 2000 with active and stronger trade. Prices show native steers 4.75 to 6.75, cows and heifers 3.75 to 5.85, western steers 4.25 to 5.75, Texas steers 4.75, calves 4 to 7, hogs receipts 4400 with market steady to lower and prices 6.50 to 6.75 for heavy to 6.60 for mixed, sheep receipts 4300 with fed muttons 4.0 to 4.90 and lambs 5 to 6.65.
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South Omaha
Texas
Kansas City Livestock Market Report
Kansas City cattle receipts total 7 000 with 2 000 Texans. Market steady. Native steers 5 06 6 65, Texas and Indian steers 4 70 6 80, Texas cows 1 0 5, native cows and heifers 3 50 10, stockers and feeders 8 25 68, bulls 5 10 5, calves 4 50 6 10. Hog receipts 5 000, market steady to lower. bulk 6 35 6 80, heavy 6 30 6 80, lights 6 45 6 80, medium 6 60 7, Yorkers 6 60 6 75. Sheep receipts 9 000. muttons 5 30 5 75, lambs 5 35 5 80, wethers 5 00 5 6, ewes 6 3.
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Kansas City
Texas
Another Strange Assault on John Hogan At S J James Hospital
Police found John Hogan near Ohio and Park streets around 3 am semi conscious with cuts and swelling to face and head. He recalls nothing of the assault and suspects he fought with friends while drunk, hoping to shield his attackers. Hogan is hospitalized at S J James with non life threatening injuries. Orton Bros. at 219 N Main St Butte plugs value in pianos and organs.
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John Hogan
S J. James’ Hospital
Hogan
Ohio
Park Streets
Heenan
Spring Home Fixings Show Offers Lace Curtains
The ad touts affordable home updates with 50 new curtain styles. Lace curtains range to 5.00 a pair, while silk and tapestry curtains run 2.00 to 10.00 a pair in fresh colorings.
Pritchard Harrison Carpet Company Ad In Butte Mont
Local notice for Pritchard Harrison Carpet Company located at the corner of Park and Main in Butte Montana. Ad announces showroom or service details for the carpet business.
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Pritchard-Harrison Carpet Company
Great Falls Notes on February Water Sums and Local News
Water department reports February receipts 2410 and disbursements 192 for plant operations plus 1562 interest on bonds. Narrow gauge widening work to be directed from Great Falls with Brice as head. Court orders in city cases, quarantine for scarlet fever and diphtheria, and local incidents including a fire injury and a death in Columbus hospital.
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Great Falls
Water Commissioners
St. Paul
Brice
Clements
Helena
City of
H. B. Palmer
Henry Vogel
Cascade Bank
J. H. Fairfield
Justice Court
Land Coulee
A. B. Elkin
Cascade Humane Society
Hotel Grand
Charles A. Lovinger
Virgie
Jeanette E. Williams
Maddox
F. R. Farrand
First Presbyterian Church
Leslie
County Board of
Mose Kaufman
Mose
G. H. Smith
Columbus Hospital
Mr. Smith
Angelo Lenci
Centennial Brewing Brings Famous Back Beer to Draught Everywhere
Centennial Brewing announces the famous back beer is on draught today across venues, highlighting wide distribution and availability for beer enthusiasts seeking the brand.
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Centennial
Centennial Brewing Company
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