Lumber Yards Strike Looms as May First Shutdown Planned
Lumber yards and planing mills in the city threaten a May 1 shutdown if unions do not concede to 10 hours pay for eight. Managers say competing with eastern mills forces the move, with orders already pending and raw lumber shipped west. Two local deaths noted: Ben Constant ine and Dennis O Neil, both linked to Duggan's undertaking rooms.
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Minnesota
Colorado
Illinois
Middle West
Miles City and Custer Special Correspondence
Miles City reports varied sheep losses from a winter storm with one black marker sheep missing among white ones. Dr C B Lebeber visits from Plains after a long Miles City era while expanding a thriving drug business. Local guild of Episcopal church nets 225 dollars from stock meeting dining room profits. John Holt heads to Omaha with 25 000 cattle fat from winter distillery feeding. Ida Wiley arrives from Colorado Springs and rooms with Mrs Farnum. Dave Dinwoodie to Wyoming as W F Harris ranch agent. Wedge land near Tongue river is fenced. Twentieth Century club met with euchre prizes won by Mrs Maples and C W Butler. next meeting at Mrs John E de Varle's.
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The
Standard
Miles City
N. P. Sorenson
Pine Hills
C. B. Lebeher
Plains
Mont
Chicago
New York
Ladies’ Guild of
Episcopal Church
Leighton
Guild
John Holt
Omaha
Ida EF. Wiley
C. A. Wiley
Colorado Springs
Joe Farnum
Dave Dinwoodie
Wyoming
W. EF. Harris
Harris
Bob Atchinson
Tongue River Bridge
Tongue River
Twentieth Century Club
C. B. Towers
Maples
C. W. Butler
John E. de Varle
Bounty on 150 mixed wolf and coyote hides withheld
Special Correspondence of the Standard from Miles City reports the county attorney advised withholding the bounty claimed by Charles Longland and Joseph Greenhow for about 150 mixed wolf and coyote hides. The wolfers were told to sue if they want the bounty.
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The
Standard
Miles City
Charles Longland
Joseph Greenhow
Alhambra Hot Springs Hotel Noted for Plunge Inside
The Alhambra Hot Springs Hotel stands as the West's only hotel with a large natural hot water plunge inside the building. Guests can visit the bath house to avoid catching cold while traveling to and from the swimming area.
Old Wayne Life Insurance Offer In Butte
Men and women up to age 79 can get reliable life insurance at popular rates. We make a specialty of old people's insurance. Address Old Wayne P O box 1 659 Butte.
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Old Wayne
P. O
Butte
Earthquake Causes Widespread Damage Across Central America
An earthquake devastating a wide area struck Friday evening with heavy impact on the Pacific coast. Tapachula in Chiapas reported property losses near one million dollars, while a wealthy individual estimates his loss at about $200,000.
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Mexico City
Central America
Pacific
Tapachula
Chiapas
Windfall of Clothes Found by Lar sey Lumber Manager
G O McFarland, head of Lar sey Lumber, moved homes and discovered a dozen suits in a closet, forgotten purchases from New York Chicago and other times. He says the cache lets him fund other needs and reflects a spree that nearly exceeded his wardrobe.
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G. O. McFarland
Larsey Lumber Company
West Mercury Street
West Granite
Mr. McFarland
Drayman
New York
Chicago
Alhambra Hot Springs Noted For Healing Plunge
The natural hot water plunge inside the hotel at Alhambra Hot Springs is described as one of the most desirable places for the invalid in the state.
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Alhambra Hot Springs
Woman preacher analyzes man from science to occult evolution
Mrs. Havilah Squiers spoke at the Butte Theosophical Society last night on the subject man, exploring science theologians and occult evolution. The talk drew a large audience. Tonight Dr. L B Holmes addresses the society on The Mental Mold of Physical Beauty at the Goldberg block hall.
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Man
Society
Goldberg Block
Aerial wheelman Clifford and partner face misfortunes in street acts
The Strangely named duo known as Rube riders Clifford and Harry Romaine endure a string of near catastrophes. Romaine saved from a fall, Romaine dies, Clifford survives a fatal ladder stunt, and both suffer personal losses as they perform dangerous wheel feats in Butte and San Francisco.
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Harry Clifford
Butte
Columbia Gardens
Lagoon
South
Clifford
San Francisco
Calder’s Park
Romaine
Benton Harbor
Mich
Tutte
Harry Romaine
Prideaux
Frank Prideaux
Bozeman Debates Carnegie Library Site and County Fair Hopes
Bozeman residents debate library location with offers from Senator Hoffman and Nelson Story on Main Tracy area. City council set to decide in May as county fair plans emerge amid growing cattle and sheep markets and rising agriculture. A thunderstorm sparks a house fire on Tracy avenue. Daughters of the Confederacy form a Sterling Price auxiliary. City approves 30 000 budget and sewer assessment plan for Main street area.
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Standard
Bozeman
Carnegie Library
Hoffman
Main Street
Tracy Avenue
Nelson Story
Babcock Streets
Montana
Gallatin Valley
Bushnell, II
Harrison
Daughters of the Confederacy
Sterling Price Auxiliary
V. A. Cockrill
Benjamin Ferguson
Boyd
J. L. Patterson
Local man pleads guilty to assault in third degree
W N Mitchell was arrested for assault in the third degree for beating his wife. He pled guilty and was fined five dollars and ordered to jail to work out the fine.
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Rouse Avenue
W. N. Mitchell
Lumber Delivery by May With Face on Board Vessel
A bid specifies fir lumber to arrive by May at the latest. It requires the material to be faced on board the vessel chosen, and stowed in hods or on deck.
Students display at Newbro's Drug Co teaching earnings
The International Correspondence Schools display at Newbro's Drug Co shows students learning to earn more by expanding their skills. The display promotes how studying can boost income and opportunities.
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Newbro's Drug Co. Store
Insurgent Surrenders Rise in Misamis Province Mindanao
Daily reports show small bands surrendering to American authorities in Mindanao. General Rutino and 26 officers with 375 soldiers capitulated to the constabulary in Misamis, as military cooperation continues.
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Manila
Marverus
Rutino
Misamis
Mindanao
War department bids for lumber shipments to Philippines posts
Seattle dated April 20 reports the war department requires a large lumber supply for Philippine posts. Local quartermaster office invites bids to furnish and deliver on board ship 1,119,869 feet of rough lumber for naval and military use.
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Seattle
War Department
Philippines
Quartermaster’s Office
Municipalities authorized to fund epidemics fight Manila cholera toll rises
The United States Philippine commission passed a law allowing municipalities to allocate funds to combat epidemic diseases as cholera worsens. Manila records 388 cases and 300 deaths. provinces report 856 cases and 602 deaths.
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Manila
United States Philippine Commission
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M. D. Helena, Montana
T. G. Heine
Onthwast
Mills
Ben Consantine
Cooks’ and Waiters’ Union
Duggan
Dennis O'Neil
Miles City and
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Alhambra Hot Springs Hotel
Mac
Dapper Swell
Cal Society
Dobson
Pritchard-Harrison Carpet Company
Park and Maio Sts
Butte, Mont
John G. Holland
Grocer
North Main Street
Sta
Gallatin Country
Lander Furniture and Carpet Company
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Largey Lumber Company
East
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Browne & Flanigan
Cicars
Union
William Glaccum & Sons
BIG Blackfoot Milling Company
BUITE
Ceener Asisoge
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Yarde
Butter
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Cal
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North Main St
Martin Drug Company
Vitaline
Eagle Pharmacy
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Broadway
Barlow
Minstrels
Biat
AI. G. Field
San Francisco Post
Los Angeles Record
Maguire’s Opera House
France
Daniel E
Humane Society
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St. James Medical Association
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E. Williams
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