Humane officer discussed by Butte Friends of Animals
An adjourned meeting of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals in Butte considered hiring a humane officer to prosecute animal abuse and gather evidence. Discussion covered city ordinances, salary sourcing, and police coordination. The group may move meetings to the library art room amid rental concerns. New members were added to the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
W. F. Bray
Bray
Stewart
Russell
Notice Disclaims Agency for Denver and Rock Island Mining
The notice states that lL. A. Sisley & Co. are not and have never been agents of the Denver & Rock Island Mining Company since June 4. The statement clarifies the corporate representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ll. A. Sisley & Co
Denver & Rock Island Mining Company
Good Showing By Figures In Butte Foreclosures Record
A summary of mortgage foreclosures in Butte and Silver Bow county shows progress in 1899 and 1909. Foreclosure suits filed rose to 21 in 1899 with 21 sales orders issued. in 1909 the counts were 38 foreclosures with 38 sales orders. The report credits the two years as a creditable record for the district.
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Butte
State Bureau of Labor and Industry
Butte Ana
Seale i
North Coast Limited Promotes Northern Pacific Route
The North Coast Limited is advertised as the crack passenger train through Butte to St Paul and Minneapolis with all classes honored and no extra fares. The funeral for Louie Carron is set for tomorrow at 9:30 am from Canadian Institute Hall with Mass at St Patrick's Church at 10 am.
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Northern Pacific
Butte
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Louie Carron
Canadian Institute Hall
Lewisohn Block
St. Patrick's Church
Why The Record Was Not Sent Up In Time
The supreme court directed Judge Clancy to certify the record for review in the Minnie Healy mine receiver case against Boston and Montana. Clerical delay and Judge Clancy's vacation caused the record to miss the timetab, prompting a court officer to be dispatched to Butte to ascertain the failure and report back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clancy
Supreme Court
Ovelock
RE. H. Wilson
Minnie Healy
Boston
Montana
Tami
Butte
Bosteu
Boston Montana seeks survey in Minnie Healy vein dispute
Boston and Montana claims authority to examine and survey the Piccolo and Gambetta mines to determine if they are mining a vein whose apex lies in the Minnie Healy. They report a cross cut to prevent Heinze neon from draining their mines. Development work is planned in both mines.
Crystal Springs Visit Marred by Summer Pleasures
Those who have not yet visited Crystal Springs cannot realize to what extent the pleasure of their summer has been marred. It is one of the prettiest spots within easy access of Butte, and everything is done that a genial host can do for the comfort of guests.
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Crystal Springs
Butte
PEST ROUSE EXPENSES AT Butte Poll Tax Talks
County commissioners and city health board met with the council committee to resolve pest house expenses tied to a smallpox outbreak. The county proposed 30 percent from the city. the council urged 25 percent, but the county held firm. The meeting also revisited the road tax dispute with the city seeking 60 percent of poll taxes, while the county offered 55 percent. no agreement was reached. Mayor McCarthy and Aldermen Evans and Mayo attended, with Dr. Alexander representing the city health office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Butte
McCarthy
Evans
Mayo
Alexander
City Health Offi
Mayflower Miners in Madison County Chagrined by Labor Leader's Europe Trip
Miners at the Mayflower mine in Madison County report 10 hour shifts and express dismay that the famed labor ally neglected them in his Europe-bound tour. They had sought eight hours like Jerome workers and hoped for the senator’s intervention during a forthcoming visit.
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Madison County
A. Clark
Clark
Jerome
Mayflower
Europe
Maythower
Calm Ends Long Period of Suspense in Shantung Area
Dispatch notes continued tension from June 1 to July 17 with ongoing attacks against Europeans, resulting in sixty deaths. A telegram from the Shantung governor to the consular body in Chefoo reports an imperial edict that most ministers are well and provisions are supplied.
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Shantung
Chefoo
Remey
Taku
Fire again hits Connell barn. department quickly stops spread
Mr J. Connell's barn, partly burned yesterday, was found ablaze again at 1:40 this morning. The fire department acted swiftly to extinguish the flames. The notice ends with an ad for Schatglein Paint Co as a painting tip.
Chinese Legation Eye Witness On Pekin Crisis
A Chinese legation member in London warns allied forces not to act hastily in Pekin. He urges targeting actual Boxers and warns of a general rebellion that could endanger foreigners. He cites Li Hung Chang and Tung Fu Liang, urging cooperation to secure peace and future guarantees. Reports also note Russian and Japanese movements toward Pen Tang and updates from Tientsin and Amur disturbances.
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London
Legation
Associated Press
Li Hung Chang
Tientsin
Robert Hart
Sheng
Hung Chang
Tung Fu Liang
Pekin
Pentang
Yamaehuchi
Yangtsun
Shantung
Claude MacDonald
Tsung li Wamen
Tokio
Daily Telegraph
Kwang Hsu
Nicholas
Manchuria
Amur
Indian Chief’s Proclamation and Desperado Hunt
New York Sun reports from Quebec the capture of outlaw Frank Wable after a May 11 murder of fur dealer Thomas McCabe in Silver Lake. Chief John Tanaski of Maniwaki calls for help to capture Wable, but northern Algonquin communities largely refuse to cooperate, complicating the manhunt and claiming varying motives behind the slaying.
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New York Sun
Quebec
Sperado
Frank Wable
Ottawa
Gatineau Country
Wabile
Thomas McCabe
Upper
Gatineau
Silver Lake
Wabi
Basketong
Mresanie
Mission House
Mariwaki
Frank Wabie
John Tanask
S. Maniwaki
Wabie
McCabe
No reliable article headline from the fragment
A garbled exchange from a historical Philadelphia Press snippet shows a lordly speaker claiming a missing woman and a baron replying about his noble consort. The fragment contains archaic phrasing and lacks a coherent event or attribution.
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Philadelphia Press
Restaurant Fire Sparks Hasty Exit
First man exclaims the restaurant is on fire while a second man remains calm urging quick evacuation. The exchange hints at urgent danger and a hope to salvage something hot as they move to safety.
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Pearson's Weekly
Unclear Fragments Point to Notable Family Names
Fragmentary OCR lists individuals with surnames Taylor Wilkie Miles Morrell Regnalls Cooper and mentions a wife daughter and possibly Fowler. No event or action is described. cannot determine context or location from readable text.
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Taylor
Wilkie
Miles
Morrell
Regnalls
Cooper
Fowler
London Dispatches Stir Fear Over Pekin Relief
London reports say the Chinese still hold ministers as hostages while the allied force moves toward Pekin. British, Japanese and German leaders accelerate planning as Wang Ti is besieged, with the danger that a defeated Chinese force may retreat to Pekin and doom foreigners to Boxer violence.
Plain language dispatches urged for ministers in China
July 31 telegrams from Shantung governor report that Pekin and Tientsin operations are unsettled and only plain language messages will be delivered to ministers. Rebels occupy Paotingfu and missionaries may have been killed. A July 1 Shanghai dispatch says the tsung liumen refused cipher messages and requires ordinary language in all dispatches.
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Chefoo
Shantung
United States
Fowler
Tsang Ji Yamen
Pekin
Tientsin
Paotingfu
Conell Fowler
Brussels
M. de Auviere
de Carter de Marchione
China
Shanghai
Sheng
General Wilson departs for China amid China relief plans
Brigadier General J. H. Wilson, former governor of Matanzas and Santa Clara, visits Chicago en route to China to join General Chaffee as second in command of US forces. He cites dynastic war and global jealousies as obstacles and predicts a small allied force could prevail if European powers stay out. He sails from San Francisco to Chefoo with aides J. H. Reeves and Turner.
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Chicago
J. H. Wilson
Matanzas
Santa Clara
China
Chaffee
United States
Wheeler
Wilson
San Francisco
J. H. Reeves
Turner
Chefoo
Japan
Russia
War Department Cable from General Chaffee
Chaffee reports limited unloading facilities at Chefoo causing slow discharge. Byron orders a tug for two 70 ton lighters. Indiana to Nagasaki after completing discharge. Horses and Reilly battery to discharge in days. Daggett to be seen. Forward movement toward Pekin planned. Tientsin dispatch to Chefoo arranged.
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Washington
War Department
Chaffee
Chefoo
Admiral Tonshore
Byron
Indiana
Nagasaki
Reilly Battery
Grant
Daggett
Taku Bay
Pekin
Tientsin
Tonga Ku
Anchorage
Boon
Chinese government pledges peace and treaty respect
Dispatch from Admiral Courtelayo reports Chefou on July 26 as calm, citing an imperial edict. The Chinese government says it is not responsible for the current conditions and asserts acts have aimed at peace and that foreign and missionary treaties will be respected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. de Lemesran
Courtelayo
Chefou
Mission staff flee as mob raids Shaowu station
A July 31 dispatch from Chefoo reports mobs destroying property and plundering Christians at Shaowu, the American Board mission station. Rev G Milton Gardner and Dr W L Bliss, Shaowu Station members, are currently on furlough.
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Boston
American Board
J. E. Walker
Chefoo
American Board of Missions
Foochow
G. Milton Gardner
W. L. Bliss
China detains ministers and families at Pekin as war looms
A dispatch reports China is detaining as hostages the ministers and their families in Pekin. It is believed that once a war is declared these hostages will be forced to leave within 24 hours, leaving them vulnerable to the Boxers as allied forces advance.
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Rome
Pekin
China
Kidnaped by Indians in distant coast tale told
Vancouver newspapers report James Norman Ellinwood once of San Francisco held by Indians on New Princess Island after being moved from Hartley Bay. The Roma rescued him from captors who planned to marry him to a local squaw, while Ellinwood sought escape from the village.
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Vancouver
B. C
Roma
James Norman Ellinwood
San Francisco
Norman
New Princess Island
Young Ellinwood
Ellinwood
Hartley Bay
Robertson
New Princess Royal Island
Toma
The Pension List from Washington
The outgoing annual pension report by Commissioner Evans shows 993,528 pensioners on rolls as of July last. During the year 59,691 original pensions were granted and 4,699 names restored, while 43,559 were dropped, 35,809 due to death. The year’s net increase is 21,051 pensioners with 487,104 total claims by July 1, 1890, and 260,797 names dropped over six years ending June 30, including 193,014 deaths.
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Washington
Commissioner of Pensions
Evans
Thrown From Her Horse in New Rochelle Fatalities
Miss Clarissa Blake daughter of Sparkman Blake a retired Boston banker was killed at New Rochelle New York while test riding a horse she selected for cross country events. The horse cleared a hurdle but struck the top rim injuring her head and spine. she died at the scene or shortly after being found.
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New York
Clarissa Blake
Sparkman Blake
Boston
New Rochelle
N. Y
Ohio Democratic clubs convene for two day Lyceum session
Toledo hosts the Ohio Association of Democratic clubs as Mingor Jones and George Fred Williams address delegates on financial issues. Judge Travin speaks on trusts. Governor Altgeld is slated to give the principal address, replying to Governor Roosevelt’s St Paul speech.
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Toledo
Ohio
Lyceum Theater
Mingor Jones
George Fred Williams
Massachusetts
Travin
Altgeld
Roosevelt
St. Paul
Double killing solved in Waco by man's confession
Duncan McLennan Sr. admitted in a confession that he killed Kingsbury and Duncan McLennan Jr. on Sunday night. The motive cited is long standing financial difficulties between McLennan Sr. and Kingsbury.
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Waco
Tex
Duncan McLennnan
Mr. Kingsbury
Duncan McLennan, Jr
McLennan
Kingsbury
General Greeley Heads Alaska Telegraph Plans
General Greeley has departed Washington to supervise cable and telegraphic setup in Alaska. He may arrange with a Canadian company for message transmission until a direct Alaska line is built. Congress allocated $582,000 for Alaska telegraph lines in the last session.
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Washington
General Greeley
Alaska
Congress
Death of Ballard Smith Journalist Dies at McLean Asylum
Ballard Smith, well known journalist formerly with the New York World, died today in the McLean asylum at Waverly. He served as managing editor and later a leading correspondent. he was 45 years old.
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Boston
Preserving Fruit by Sunshine in a New York Town
In a New York village housewives test sun drying to preserve berries. Sugar is added, berries stand overnight, then heated and laid in sun for three days before sealing for winter. Weather, bees, and curious children affect results. glass covers dishes to deter insects without hindering sun.
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New York State
Men’s Summer and Manhattan Madras Shirts Offered
Advertisement listing men’s shirts in Madras cloth with soft bosoms laundered collars and cuffs, detached cuffs, and a wide range of stripes and colors. Prices range from 1.50 to 3.00, with sizes including 14 to 17 and various sleeve lengths.
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Manhattan
Nobby
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Butte News
Friends OF Animals
Council
Friend of
Labor
Schatglein Paint Co
Yao Ting Fu
State Department
Hefoo
Secretary of State
Pao Ting Fu
Simcox
Hodge
Ouaint Doicument
Berlin
von Lessel
William
Wang Ti
General Wilson
Lic
THE
Gong
Ballard Smith
Hennessy
Hennessy’s
West
East
Oxford
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