Butte Heinne Litigation Overshadows Copper Dispute
The Heinze litigation in Butte is viewed as a costly irritation by Amalgamated Copper interests. The article argues Heinze faces heavy crosscuts and court costs while Amalgamated profits from major mines show far greater returns, suggesting the suits barely dent their financial strength. It notes output and profits of Amalgamated, Montana Ore Purchasing, Parrot, and Butte operations, and claims the eight hour labor move may be politically motivated.
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Heinze
Butte
Boston Financial News
George L. Walker
F. August Heinze
Butte Mountain
Boston
Boston & Montana
Parrot
Senator Clark
Clark
Messrs
Amalgamated Group
Bigelow Mines
Simestere
Helena
Amal Ramated-Bigelow
Clark-Heinze
Foston & Montana
Anaconda
Colorado Mining
Montana
Mr. Clark
Heinze and Clark
Bigelow
Firet
Eimelters
McDougal
Boston & Montana Company
Butte & Boston
Amalgamated Copper Company
Amalgamated Bigelow
Amalgamated
British object threaten troop withdrawal over policy
The Standard notes that representatives from various nations agree to follow a common course while Britain objects and warns it will pull its troops ready to land, signaling a possible shift in international actions.
Season of Opera by the Boston Lyric Opera
The Boston Lyric Opera company opens at Grand Opera House tomorrow with elaborate costumes and multicolored electric lights. Productions include The Idol's Eye The Fencing Master and Wang with special scenic effects. Wang runs Tue Wed and Sat nights. The Fencing Master plays Thu and Fri. Said Pasha is featured in the Wednesday matinee by request.
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Boston Lyric Opera Company
Grand Opera House
Frank Daniels
Marie Tempest
de Welfe
Abel Conn
India
Wang
Boston Lyri Opera Company
Butte
Pasha
Death of Edna E. Lee at Mullin Street Home
The four month old Edna E. Lee daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael Lee died at their Mullin street residence No 108 Funeral will be held tomorrow Sunday at 2 pm from the home to St Lawrence church for services Also noted is the Modern Woodmen of America second annual picnic at Deer Lodge on Sunday August 1 with round trip fare 1.00 and children 50 cents
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Edna E
Michael Lee
Mullin Street
St. Lawrence Church
Modern Woodmen of America
Deer Lodge
Schatglein Paint Co Offers Frames and Mouldings Line
Pictures frames and mouldings a complete line at the Schatglein Paint Co located at 14 W Broadway offers a full assortment for decorating and finishing projects.
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Schatglein Paint Co
W. Broadway
Annual W A Clark outing features baseball game and dances
Workers from W A Clark prepare for their Basin picnic with three excursion trains leaving at 8:30 9:45 and noon. A Butte works team will play a Colusa Parrot mine selection for 100 prize money amid a full program of races contests and dancing at Caledonian hall and nearby grounds.
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W. A. Clark
Basin
Boston & Montana
Dawson
Butte Reduction Works
Colusa-Parrot
Thomas Bryant
T. Kilgallon
M. Muldoon
M. McCormick
E. Rice
J. H. Gillick
Fred Climo
Joe Bryant
JD. Crayton
A. Gillis
C. J. Pennicord
McManus
William Bailey
Hobo criminals named as a growing menace in crime reports
The Topeka Chronicle cites W A Pinkerton noting the rise of hobo burglars called yeggs and gay cats. It describes Topeka Joe, a notorious tramp-turned-cracksman, as a fearless, unsafe figure often using nitro glycerine to blow safes.
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Topeka
Joe
W. A. Pinkerton
Pith Avenue
Yesterdas
Cauineago Chronicle
Ile
Williamesbourge
Portland
Ore
Virginia
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
al Pearl
Yeggs
Johnny Yegsmen
Yegg
Realized His Ambition Champ Clark of Missouri
Champ Clark, famed for his lifelong drive, rose from a studious Missouri lad at Bethany College and Kentucky to law school in Cincinnati, editing a Missouri paper, and serving as city attorney, deputy prosecutor, presidential elector, and legislator. He achieved congress and later sought a U.S. Senate, famed for his tenacity and candor.
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Camp Clark
Missouri
University of Kentucky
Congress
Champ
University
Webster
Clay
Bethany College
Cincinnati
Marshall College
West Virginia
Calloway County
Louisiana
Bowling Green
Pike County
United States
Coney Island Excursion Steamer Sets Sail with Few Passengers
From Collier's Weekly a Coney Island excursion steamer left New York with only a handful of travelers aboard. The boat had just cast off when a stout gentleman with a commanding presence boarded, prompting curiosity about his destination and purpose.
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Collier's Weekly
Coney Island
New York
The Fat Passenger Delays Ship With Hilarious Confession
A red faced man rushes aboard a pier side ship announcing a large party is ready. The captain asks the size and learns the passenger himself is the party, claiming to be 63 today. The crew is stunned as the fat man is hailed hero after the delay.
Debate Question: Two Barber Shops Worse Than One Bank
A populist asked what the debated question was. The topic discussed last Saturday night was the resolution that two barber shops are worse than one national bank.
Paris Motor Fire Engine Delivers Strong Service
The new Paris municipality fire engine performs well and carries six men. It travels at 12 miles per hour, showcasing its efficient operation and ready response capability.
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Paris
Debatable Debate Sparks lively schoolhouse clash
A populist recalls a Saturday evening discussion at the schoolhouse where speakers debated party questions with notable vigor, noting it was among the liveliest gatherings yet. The event focused on issues of interest to the party rather than general topics.
First millionaire offered beggar a yearly sum to stay off street
In Life magazine a brief item notes the first millionaire proposed paying the horrible beggar $1,000 a year to keep him off the street. The second millionaire was asked the same question and declined, saying he could not afford it.
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Caledonian Hall
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D. T. McGregor
Black Jack
Old Colony
Dearborn and
van Buren Streets
van Buren Street
Dearborn Street
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Somen Eggman
Chicago
Frisco Slim
Michigan Red
the Rambler
John
Toronto
Jimmy
Syracuse
Shorty
the Turk
Dago Frank
Oakland
Sammy ‘Browniie
Alton Whitey
Montreal
Connie
Vogaman
Vezamanu
Champ Clark
Hetween
Auerbach’s
Manhattan
Cheviot and
Madras
Courtney’s Cash Grocery
Kuner’s Tomatwo
McLaren
America
Shaw
Silke
Mee
Tae
SCRIP
Collins Land Company
Pally
Augendre Paris
Mai
Newbro Drag Co
Debstable
Drs. Murray & Freund
Butte, Mont
F. A. Ironside
Curtis Klock
West
Perk Street
Montans
Western Medical Dispensary
Broadway
Granite Street
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