Blighted Romance Ends In Butte Wedding Fallout
Ed ward Rose, a Butte pawnbroker, failed to appear at his Salt Lake fianc e Miss Rose Sengilman s wedding set for last Sunday. A friend delivered the message he would not marry her, citing no reason beyond lack of love. The event left the bride distraught and her mother prostrated, while Rose hid at a friend s home.
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Salt Lake
Butte
Edward Rose
East Park Street
Rose
Rose Sengilman
Second South Street
Salt Palace
Mormon City
Smith
Europe
Levina
Bialystock
Russian Poland
Engilmans
Rose & Peterson
West Park Street
Cape Nome Gold Wealth Attracts Prospectors
The text says Cape Nome sands hold vast gold riches and many men have become millionaires there. It notes the Great Northern railway links with Seattle steamers for access and urges urgent action to secure berths through J. B. Dawson, general agent, 41 North Main Street, Butte, with a $25 deposit.
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Cape Nome
Great Northern Railway
American
Seattle
J. B. Dawson
North Matin Street
Butte
Local Watchmaker Ad Promises Reward for Proof
A reward of 25 dollars is offered to anyone who proves that B. F. Mayer at 40 West Park does not supply the best mainspring for one dollar. The advertisement also lists watch cleaning at 1 dollar 60 cents.
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B. F. Mayer
West Park
Gertie West Sentenced in Police Court Robbery Case
Gertie West, auburn haired claimant of a clever scheme, pleaded guilty to robbing Joe Fisher last Saturday. Judge Sullivan deferred then jailed her for the amount stolen when she could not pay the $50 fine. George Gibson and others faced related charges with fines and jail terms.
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Gertie West
Joe Fisher
Sullivan
Fisher
Alderman Page
Quinlan
Gibson
Roger Sulivan
Cly
Murphy
Kennedy hearing continued in grand larceny case
The preliminary hearing of H. C. Kennedy on a charge of grand larceny continued before Justice. The record unit shows the suspect linked to a discretionary finders fee dispute as the case proceeds. Additional details remain unresolved as the court session adjourns.
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H.C. Kennedy
Kennedy Charged With Embezzling From Trust Transfer
Kennedy is accused of embezzling 2500 dollars from the Trust Transfer company. Harrington continued the case to next Monday by consent of counsel. A warrant was issued for Sam Erickson on a disturbing the peace charge after an incident at 716 East Broadway where he allegedly chased Mrs. Anderson from her home and threatened her.
Chicago Building Trades Leaders Head East for Union Support
Edward Carroll and James Daly depart for Washington and eastern cities to brief AF of L leaders and workers. They aim to rally unorganized and organized labor, explain the plan to fund idle workers, and prevent dissolution or disruption of the Building Trades Council and allied unions.
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Chicago
Building Trades Council
Edward Carroll
National
Chicago Building Trades Councils
James Daly
Chicago Federation of Labor
Washington, D. GC
American Federation of Labor
Carroll
New York
Boston
Daly
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Louisville
National Building Trades Council
Texas Health Officials Fear Bubonic Plague Quarantine Move
A Texas conference with Louisiana health chief Edmund Souchon and Texas official W C Blunt discussed restricting Chinese immigration from California to Texas and Louisiana amid fears of bubonic plague. Quarantine likely against all Chinese travelers from California points.
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Chicago
The
Tribune
Austin
Texas
Edmund Souchon
Louisiana
W. C. Blunt
California
Prohibitionists Nominate Ticket at State Convention
The Oregon prohibition state convention today nominated a ticket headed by a man from Sherman County for supreme judge. The platform attacks the Republican stance on Cuba Puerto Rico and the Philippines and criticizes President McKinley for not prohibiting the army canteen. The Democrats are accused of insincerity on liquor.
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Portland
Ore
Prohibition
J Right
Sherman County
Republican Party
Cuba
Puerto Rico
Philippines
McKinley
Democratic Party
Latest engraved calling card styles at the Standard office
The Standard office showcases new engraved calling card styles highlighting refined lines and decorative initials. Designers emphasize durability and formal tone for social and business exchanges.
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Standard Office
Rails Tossed Near Butte Delays Special Train
President James J. Hill of the Great Northern traveled through Butte on a special train when rails being replaced on the Montana Union caused a derailment short of Silver Bow. No one was harmed as repairs and an engine move cleared the line within an hour. The party continued to St Paul before heading to Europe. Local notices promote Knox hats and sales at Hennessy’s.
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James J. Hill
Great Northern Railway
Spokane
St. Paul
Butte
Silver Bow
Montana Union
President Hill
Great Northern
Europe
Washington
Hill
L. W. Hill
J. N. Hill
John N. Stevens
Miller
W. J. Rattle
Cleveland, Ohio
D. M. Robbins
St. Louis
Nicaraguan Expedition Reported at Chiriqui Colombia
A Washington special says a Nicaraguan military expedition landed at Chiriqui in Colombia. The cruiser Detroit left Port Limon Costa Rica for the point to observe the expedition. Acting Secretary Allen denied any link between the events. The American minister to Costa Rica is involved.
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Nicaragua
Philadelphia
Detroit
Central America
Chiriqui
Costa Rica
Merry
San Jose
Momotombo
Colombia
Panama
Duncan Kennedy
Bogota
Kennedy
New York
The
Herald
Washington
Port Limon
Allen
LEE Succeeds Ludlow as Havana Chief in Cuba
Washington reports formal orders to detach Brigadier General Ludlow from Havana command and appoint Brigadier General Lee to lead the Havana and Pinar del Rio department. May 1 changes take effect with Ludlow heading to War College Board duties and Lee and Wilson remaining in Cuba past municipal elections.
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New York
Herald
Washington
Root
Ludlow
Havana
Lee
Wesley Merritt
Department of the Host
Merritt
Paris
Brooke
General Merritt
Chicago
Department of the East
Otis
Department of the Buat
Copper demand soars as Butte & Boston profits rise
Copper markets show strong domestic and export demand with 16 000 tons shipped abroad last month. Butte & Boston aims to produce 1 500 000 pounds monthly with earnings near 100 000 dollars and dividends possibly 4 to 5 dollars per share, amid shifts in Boston & Montana and unlisted department receipts.
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Boston News
Jesse Lewisohn
Lewisohn Bros. & Co
Boston
Butte & Boston
Butte
Boston & Montana
Globe National Bank
Towne for Vice President Nomination
The Journal reports former Congressman Charles A Towne of Duluth as a Democratic vice presidential candidate. Judge Caldwell of Arkansas has declined to allow his name, and Towne’s candidacy rests on that decision.
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Minneapolis
the Journal
Charles A Towne
Duluth
Judge Caldwell
Arkansas
Towne
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Ed Rose
George Gibson
Finderssling
Prickson
Eastern Mechanics
Great Northern President Cams
Hennessy’s
Chiriquil
War College
Butte & Boston Company
Minnesota
Hennessy
Gordon- ‘Lewis
Axminster
Henness ’S
Brussels
Axminsters
Wilton
Miss Keppler
Heyl
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