Nipper May Defend It In Suit For Sale And Partition
Judge Harney allowed the New York Nipper Consolidated Copper Co to appear in the Anaconda suit for sale and partition of the Parnell lode claim after default of a New Jersey predecessor. In a separate ruling, Harney favored D J Hennessy in a $500 recovery suit against Kennedy Furniture Co for an unperformed furniture sale.
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New Nipper Consolidated Copper Company of
New York
Anaconda Company
Parnell
Fairmount
Nipper Company
Butte Briefs Include Visitors and Local Happenings
A roundup notes J F Skelly of Chicago, Stephen Cook of Lima, Sam Childs of Salt Lake, Charles Crawford from Fort Benton, S M Long of Spokane, Dick Burgoyne, Edward Kalleren, G C Rector, H L Sherlock, Charles F Parmlee, Louis Cannon, Irwin Mahon, architect Patterson, H J Faust, C D Joslyn, Mrs W G Cole, William Dower, Dan McDonald, W J Barker, Miss K Haggerty and sisters Lynnie and Mathe Fant with their travels and roles in Butte society. Also a musicaIe by Mrs Healy, visits by the Fant sisters after a coast trip, and a Great Northern train mishap en route from Portland.
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Sam Childs
Salt Lake
Butte
Charles Crawford
Fort Benton
S. M. Long
Spokane
Thornton
Dick Burgoyne
Jardine
Edward Kalleren
Anaconda
G. C. Rector
Deer Lodge
H. L. Sherlock
Boulder
Charles F. Parmlee
Seattle
Louis Cannon
Great Falls
Irwin Mahon
Mining Congress
Patterson
Pony
H. J. Faust
Ovando
Finlen
C. D. Joslyn
W. G Cole
Kiteter Root Valley
William Dower
Centerville
California
Dan McDonald
Western Labor Union
Kalispell
W. J. Barker
Freman
Arlington
Erie
B.C
K. Haggerty
Minnesota
New York
Boston
Caicar
Healy
C. Jones
Harrison Avenue
Lynnie
Mathe Fant
Loos Angeles
Portland
John H. Curtis
J. R. Boyce
Dovad Gillies
Great Northern
Major Mining Deeds Filed For Record In County Clerk Office
Several transfers of valuable property were filed with the county clerk. Key deed dated May 10, 18% transfers Marcus Daly’s interests in the Mount Pleasant mine near Meaderville and multiple city lots at Main and Granite, Main and Quartz, plus fractional claims including Baltic, Centerville, Destroying Angel, and Smokehouse lodes.
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Marcus Daly
William
Property transfers involving Daly Bogert and Hennessy Co
Deeds show Margaret P. Daly transferring to Bogert for 200000 dollars a house and one fourth in Copper Bottom with Mount Pleasant looe claim excluded. A second deed releases her dower in the described property except the Mount Pleasant looe claim for nominal consideration. The third deed from Bogert to Hennessy Mercantile Co dated May 30 191 conveys all property except the Mount Pleasant looe claim for 126500 dollars. The Hennessy building was erected by the company at its own cost and is not included.
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Mount Pleasant
Royal Arcanum Social Evening Planned at Elks Hall
The Royal Arcanum schedules a smoker and sociable party at Elks hall next Tuesday night. Members are urged to attend to learn how Arcanum sessions are conducted. Refreshments and cigars will be provided as elaborate preparations are made for the social evening.
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Royal Arcanum
Elks’ Hall
Arcanum
Ore from the Silver Star miners arrive in city
Joe Adams and John Owsley from Silver Star mine bring a carload of ore to be treated at a local smelter. They praise their mine as decent though not as large as the Anaconda operations and plan to return with more ore after further development.
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Joe Adams
John Owsley
Silver Star
Anaconda
Tongue twisters and name-sound sequences read aloud
The reader recites multiple tongue twisters and name clusters, including six thick thistie sticks and a box of mixed biscuits, with rapid repetition and variations on similar phonemes and names.
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Stephen Stringer
Swan
Sam
Susan
Robert Rowley
Robert Rowiey
Oliver Oglethorp
Olver Oglethorp
The Dull Boy: A Square Peg in a Round Hole
An ex change asks who the dull boy is and offers many views. To the Greek professor he cannot learn Greek. to the faculty he is the fool who absorbs only physics and chemistry. To the witty man he is the solemnud creature over jokes. to the serious man he is a laughing jackass. In short, the dull boy is the square peg tried in a round hole.
Bottle topple by blowing into a paper bag
A description explains how to topple a heavy empty bottle by placing a paper bag on the table edge with the bottle on its closed end. By lifting the bag’s opening and blowing into it, the expanded air tips the bottle over.
Young Samson Tyne Surges in Intercollegiate Strength
Arthur Tyne a teen strongman, son of a Japanese missionary, has broken the intercollegiate strength record by nearly three points. Harvard entrant turned gym enthusiast trained daily, avoided injury, and achieved 60 pull ups and 52 push ups at 172 pounds, exhibiting precise form and rapid, effortless movement.
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Arthur Tyne
Samson
Japan
Harvard
Tyne
The Dream That Lasted Hours In Seconds
A doctor sits by a sick boy and waits as he wakes. A sleigh bells tolls, and the boy recounts a dream that seemed to last hours though only a moment passed. The bell ringing at waking proves how a brief sound can extend a dream’s illusion.
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Rob
Aso San Crater Houses a Small Nation Within Its Walls
The Aso San crater near Kumamoto Japan now hosts about 20,000 residents inside its 800 foot high walls. Once active with lava and cinders the crater is quiet and its inhabitants rarely venture outside, living as a self contained community.
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Aso San
Kumamoto
Japan
Japanese Baby Names Reflect Daily Life in Japan
The article notes many Japanese girls named after flowers but also lists names based on domestic utensils like frying pan or dust brush. It attributes this to a custom of naming a child from the first object that catches the eye after birth.
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Japan
Draw in English Cup Final Between Sheffield United and Southampton
The Crystal Palace crowd of over 50 000 watched Sheffield United and Southampton draw 1 1 in a blue ribbon cup clash. Mayers was briefly injured but resumed play as both sides showed strong attack and defense before a late Southampton equalizer. A replay is scheduled for April WV.
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London
Shefield United
Southampton
Crystal Palace
Sheffield
Mayers
Southamptons
Opening Brooklyn-Philadelphia baseball games detailed
Boston hosts Brooklyn in a 13 inning opener as Willis silences Brooklyn, Rostow wins later in the day. New York sees Philadelphia beat New York at the polo grounds two straight, with Salisbury Doorn Yeager and O Day noted as umpires in a rain-tinged clash.
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New York
Philadelphia
Polo Grounds
New Yorks
Ciccectersae Cnescurs
Salisbury
Voorbees
Doom
Theilman and Yeager
O Day
Chicago Beats Cincinnati Despite Ewing Wildness
Chicago clinched its third straight win over Cincinnati as pitcher Ewing issued too many bases on balls and wild passes. The crowd of 15 900 watched while Bergen Gardner Rhoades Chance and Kiting supported the Chicago effort.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Ewing
Joe
Bergen
Gardner
Rhoades
Chance
Kiting
Emslie
St. Louis Surrenders Lead as Pittslurg Wins Opener
In St Louis on April 1 the home team made error after error while Pittsburghs consistent hitting secured the second game of the series. Attendance was about 10 000. Final score shows Pittsburg ahead after strong late play by Popp Ryan Chesebro O Connor.
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St. Louis
Eieven
Pittsburgs
Boston Opens A L Season With Ninth Inning Rally
Boston wins a stubbornly contested opener on a ninth inning batting rally before 14 000 fans. Pitchers Young Criger Hughes and Robinson star in a tight game against Baltimore.
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Boston
Pingo Leads Alley Talk in Boston Loss to Baltimore
The American League game saw Pingo star as Boston faced Baltimore in a rough contest with sparse readable details.
Steltz Leaves Spokane for Walla Walla Pact
Steltz departs Spokane without notice and signs with Walla Walla for 125 dollars monthly. He writes that Spokane need not expect his return. Walla Walla crowds welcome his pitching and pursue him despite Spokane offers. Manager Grim plans replacements as a dozen others are in view. Princeton files entries for two and four mile relays at Penn on April 26. Tigers train over 20 men for the events amid hopes of strong teams and revenge against Pennsylvania. Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders report 1145 Futurity entries from 28 states and Canada with top states listed.
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Steltz
Spokane
Walla Walla
Grim
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Tigers
Robinson
Cal Wins Intercollegiate Meet Over Stanford 45 to 37
The University of California defeated Stanford 37 to 45 at the intercollegiate field meet in Berkeley. The UC team earned dominance in multiple events contributing to the final margin.
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Stanford
University, Cal
University of California
Sentenced to be Hanged in Peerless Murder Case
Chicago April 19 The jury finds Louis Toombs guilty of murder in the first degree for the killing of Anna Larsen on the steamer Peerless on December 31 1901 He was sentenced to be hanged Toombs who steered the Peerless during winter quarters advertised for a cook Larsen applied for the job and he choked her then disposed of the body in the Chicago river.
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Chicago
Louis Toombs
Anna Larsen
Peerless
Toombs
Anna Larson
Cure Catarrh to Prevent Deafness and Lung Damage
An advertisement from Yellek Doctors of Butte Mont promotes cures for catarrh affecting the nose throat ears and lungs. It warns that untreated catarrh can cause deafness bronchitis and lung ulcers and offers at-distance diagnosis sheets and home treatment with confidential consultations. Office hours and addresses are listed.
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Montana Street
Yellek Doctors
Butte, Mont. I
West Broadway
Notable artists brighten Yorkshire charity concert tale
The New York Herald recounts Adelina Patti singing in Yorkshire for charity and joking praise for a missing star. Berlioz faced a rude interruption after a failed work, yet regained spirits with a lively piano performance. Mistral amused villagers by switching from recitation to song, despite a skeptical farmer.
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Yorkshire
New York Herald
Adelina Patti
Patti
Berlioz
Bois de Boulogne
Mistral
Former Perfumes and Fragrant Spices in Early Cookery
The article reflects on how forefathers valued scents and perfumes, noting their use of fragrant herbs and spices in meals. It mentions a cherry tart recipe requiring cinnamon ginger and sawnders with rosewater in the icing, illustrating their inventive cooking methods.
Wealth as a Mirror of Happiness in Somerville
A brief note from the Somerville Journal reflects on wealth and happiness, suggesting money can bring a convincing but imperfect imitation of joy rather than true fulfillment. The item frames wealth as a social commentary rather than a personal anecdote.
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The
Somerville Journal
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28Th St
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St. James’ Hospital
J. R. E. Silver
Marvel
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