Dowie Trial Details Sink Zion City Into Fuel Crisis
Federal Judge Kohlsaat orders Zion receivers to insure $100000 in Zion plants and hire help to keep factories running while enforcing city ordinances. Receivers must report in a week on business condition and decide if three receivers remain. Dowie seen only inside buildings. fuel scarcity drives poverty as residents burn stumps and roots for heat.
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Kohlsaat
Zion
Zion City
Dowie
Shiloh House
Redieskie
Expulsion Drive Forms Union Against Senator Smoot
A Washington meeting formed the Union of Women’s Clubs to campaign for Reed Smoot’s expulsion from the U S Senate. The group aims to raise funds for legal action and publish a pamphlet while asserting church and state separation amid objections over Smoot’s Mormon vows.
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Washington
Union of
Women’s Clubs
Reed Smoot
Utah
United States Senate
Frederick Schoff
Philadelphia
National Congress of Mothers
Lucia Blunt
Union of Women's Clubs
Tuais Hamlin
Washington, D. C
J. J. McMillan
New York
Sarah Elliott
Darwin R. James
Margaret Diehl
Tunis Haml
McMillan
Smout
United States
Hamlin
Suocoet
Suocoet Was the Union of
Church and State
Smoot
President Mitchell addresses strikers in freezing Colorado
Four thousand plus people braved freezing weather in Trinidad to hear President Mitchell address miners. He urged peaceful, lawful action, pledged strong union resolve, and warned of continued mining stoppages until fair pay and conditions are met.
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Mitchell
Mr. Mitchell
Associated Prosent
Walsenburg
Denver
Montgomery
Peabody
State Capitol
Guaranteed One for Pies Trebing
The ad promises a refund if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure a condition described as blind or protruding piles within a stated period. It emphasizes guaranteed results and a money-back offer.
Northern Pacific Plans Major Shop Improvements
Special Dispatch from Livingston reports Northern Pacific plans $750000 in shop upgrades including a new machine shop car shops boiler and blacksmith shop storehouse and power house. The project aims to centralize repairs at Tacoma Livingston and Brainerd with several miles of new side tracks and could raise monthly shop payroll from $25 000 to about double. Work would begin next spring pending approval by chief officials.
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Standard
Livingston
Northern Pacific
Paul
Ch'cf
Tacoma
Brainerd
Coal mining under Hymer addition eyed in Red Lodge
Special Dispatch reports strong prospects for coal mining under 80 acres of the Hymer addition in Red Lodge. W. E. Hymer, president of Red Lodge Townsite Co., and Dr. H. J. Winnett of Lincoln Neb., have spent two months here evaluating the proposal and Winnett expects to return with two business partners for a final inspection.
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Standard
Red Lodge
Hymer
W. E. Hymer
H. J. Winnett
Lincoln
Neb
Ferrier Assault Case to Be Heard in Miles City
The criminal assault charge against Allen Ferrier will be tried in Miles City at a future date after prosecutors and defense agreed to proceed in Custer County. Ferrier is accused of assaulting Miss Goodwin. Both parties are well known in Rosebud County.
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Canning and Provision
Zion
Zion City
Standard
Forsyth
Allen Ferrier
Miles City
Custer County
Ferrier
Miss Goodwin
Rosebud County
Southern Pacific Paint Shops and Car Barns Burned
San Francisco December 3 fire destroyed the paint shops and car barns of the Southern Pacific company with estimated losses around $60,000. The blaze caused major damage to facilities and disrupted rail operations overnight.
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San Francisco
Southern Pacific Company
Bullpen prisoners not to be liberated by court action
Governor Peabody announced steps to nullify Cripple Creek court action freeing bullpen prisoners. Attorney General Miller advised rearrest and retention at Camp Godfielding, arguing Teller county is in anarchy and civil officers aid the lawless element.
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Denver
Colo
Peabody
Cripple Creek
Western Federation of Miners
Miller
Camp
Teller County
Miners Put to Work Digging Streets Under Guard
Telluride Colorado December 3 eight of seventeen striking miners arrested on vagrancy charges were ordered to dig on the streets under guard. Some had money but chose to work off fines instead of paying.
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Telluride
Colo
Conspiracy charges in Florence Cripple Creek train wreck plot
District Attorney Trowbridge filed informations against Sherman Parker and W. Davis now in the bullpen for conspiring to wreck Florence & Cripple Creek suburban trains on Nov 15 and 17. Affidavits by D C Scott, railway special agent, accompany the case. Direct informations also hail murder charges in the Vindicator mine explosion against Parker Davis Kennison and Stephen Adams.
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Cripple Creek
Colo
Trowbridge
Sherman Parker
Ws. Davis
Florence & Cripple Creek
D. C. Scott
Parker
Davis
Kennison
Stephen Adams
Charles McCormick
Melvin Beck
Vindicator
Robertson
Ferguson and Brock Tie in Bozeman Church Wedding
Eugene M Ferguson and Virginia Brock were married at the Baptist church in Bozeman by Rev. M L Rickman. The informal ceremony followed prayer service with several witnesses. Mrs Ferguson is sister to farmer David Brock of Camp Creek. Ferguson runs Victor Cline's ranch north of town.
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Standard
Bozeman
Eugene M. Ferguson
Virginia Brock
Baptist Church
M. L. Rickman
Ferguson
David Brock
Camp Creek
WM. M. Ferguson
Victor Cline
Lydia E Pinkham Remedy Promoted For Female Ills
A reader describes severe back and head pain accompanying womb troubles and how Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is advertised as an almost infallible cure. The letter alleges relief through the product and cites Mrs Frake’s communication to Mrs Her.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Women
Letters from Mrs. Sammel Frake of Prospect Plains New Jersey and Mrs. Samuel Frake describe relief from womb and kidney issues after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. They report reduced backache weakness bearing down and renewed ability to work and walk.
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Sammel Frake
Lydia F. Pinkham
Samuel Frake
Prospect Plains, N. J
Buck et shop collapsed in Great Falls amid missing funds and licenses
The defunct bucket shop in the Ford block shut without notice causing losses around six thousand dollars in margin deposits plus additional potential gains. Manager Woodworth and Western Grain and Stock outfit head Warnock are linked to the collapse amid claims of court action and a license tally of forty thousand five hundred dollars for the city. Local workers and patrons seek accountability as an ongoing suit and commissions concern loom over the long running operation.
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Bucket Shop
Ford Block
F. G. Woodworth
Concern
Western Union
Helena
Butte Stock Exchange Closes Amid Sudden Collapse
Butte patrons awoke to find the Western Stock and Grain exchange insolvent with offices in Helena and branches in Butte Anaconda Missoula and Great Falls. Col Jim Brown moved fast loading the furniture and declaring he would not lose, effectively signaling the end of the Butte branch as the exchange closed after paying out what it could and leaving liabilities.
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Pardner
Drayman
Brown
Butte
Exchange
Anaconda
Warnock
Buttle Builds Noted Business Despite Absence
The report notes that about three months ago he started a strong business and has since grown it, though he was not in the city yesterday.
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Buttle
Speculators panic as Western Stock and Grain Exchange suspends
The Western Stock and Grain Exchange in St Paul with offices in Anaconda Butte Missoula Great Falls and Helena failed to open and offered no explanation. The move follows a Dec 1 cash shortfall and Dec 2 quotations continued but dealers faced losses and awaited Helena. Local manager C B Meeker paid some traders out of pocket and received a Helena note of suspension. The firm had recently been led by Harry W Warnock who had solidified the chain of offices in the state.
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Stock Board
Wall Street
Western Stock and Grain Exchange of
St. Paul
Anaconda
Butte
Missoula
Great Falls
Helena
New York
Chicago
Bradstreet
Bucket Shop
Western Stock and Grain Exchange
C. B. Meeker
Mont
Harry WY. Warnock
Warnock
Anacon
Deposit Withdrawn At Daly Bank Reported
It is said he withdrew his deposit from Daly Bank and Trust. Last evening a warrant was stated to have been issued for Mr Warnock but sheriff’s office could not verify the report.
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Daly Bank and Trust Company
Warnock
Premier Peteroff on Macedonian Question
Sofia reports Premier Peteroff addressing the sobranje during the debate on the address to the throne. He defends government measures to bolster Bulgarian defense, criticizes foreign influence, and describes emigration and unrest tied to the Macedonian issue created by the Berlin treaty. He cites 150,000 refugees and notes tensions with the Porte and great-power diplomacy. He claims a solution to the Macedonian question is near.
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Sofia
National Assembly
Ferdinand
Peteroff
Berlin
Porte
Bulgaria
Macedonia
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Union OF Women's Club
Senator Smoot
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Schoff
Darwin James
Interdenominational Council of Women
Tunis Hamlin
Womens Home Missionary Society
Presbyteran Church
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Vandergrift
Wilmington
Del
Clement
Women's Club
That City
Vic. Dubois
Idaho
President Mitchell
Ering
Trinidad
Pennsylvania
Colorado
Organization
Ia Strong
Citizens’ Alliance
Rie
Victor Fuel Company
United Mineworkers of America
Natonal
Hastings
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Haviland
G. D. A. Haviland
China
Limoges
France
Delmonico’s
New York City
Walton
Rurleigh
Victoria
New St. Charles
New Orleans
Royal Poinciana
Palm Beach
Fla
Main Street
Southern Pacific
St.monia
Aydia
M Med. Co
Lyon
Mass
Ptyes
A. J. Cummings
H. V. Warnock
Western Grain and Stock Outfit
Woodworth
United States Steel
Alr
Coe Commission Company
Buttman
Cay
Jim Brown
Mr. Brown
Schatzlein Paint Co
W. Broadway, Butte
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