Daly memorial fund total reaches 13750.25 and 18700.25 overall
The Daly memorial fund shows 13750.25 in total receipts including Anaconda and Butte contributions. It lists an Anaconda office subscription of 1871 and breaks down funds from Anaconda bank Butte miners and general funds with a grand total of 18700.25.
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Daly Memorial Fund
Anaconda
Butte
Anaconda Bank
Butte Miners’ Fund
Pacreenee Phere Butte General Fund
Copper City Commercial Company
Geupeteueun
Eereeessseeereeenes
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Federation Faces Broad Agenda at Amalgamated Labor Meet
Scranton December 4 delegates from across the United States and Canada arrive for the American Federation of Labor convention opening tomorrow. Resolutions total 99 covering Chinese exclusion reforms, government shipbuilding, labor standards, union labels, boycotts, eight hour post office workday, and creation of new organizing bureau.
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Scranton
United States
Canada
American Federation of Labor
Pacific Coast
John T. Morgan
Portland
Federation
Masons
Yan ger Wade 20 round fight tickets near sellout
Helena theater capacity nearly reached for the Yale nger Wade 20 round bout. About two hundred section A tickets sent to Heilbronner’s for Anaconda and Butte delegations. Special train from Butte at 6 30 p m. betting shifts to 7 10 Wade favorite. Both fighters cleared by physician and in superb shape. A six round preliminary features two colored heavyweights for 100 dollars.
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Standard
Helena
Heilbronner’s
Anaconda
Butte
Great Northern
Wade
Calve Ends Singing After Tonight Till December 25
Calve abandons vocal work due to throat trouble and will perform again on December 25 in New York. She departs tomorrow for St. Augustine Florida via the southern route to stay near a New York throat specialist if needed.
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San Francisco
Calve
New York
St. Augustine
Fla
Florida
Grau to Depart for New York After Tumultuous Season
Mr Grau will leave for New York tomorrow amid a season marked by sickness among sopranos yet yielding receipts over 200000 dollars across 80 performances. He notes the run would have been the most successful ever in any city if normal conditions prevailed. He also states he will halt long tours due to fatigue on the singers.
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Grau
New York
Gray
SWIFT
Atlanta
Beit
Western League Retains Organization After Magnate Meeting
The Western League, meeting in St Joseph on December 4, retains its structure with possible future changes. President Hickey and Kansas City’s George Lennon resignations were accepted, James H. Manning receives the Kansas City franchise, and Denver’s fate remains undecided. James Whitfield of Kansas City is expected to become president.
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St. Joseph
W. T. van Brunt
Thomas F. Burns
Colorado Springs
Thomas Hickey
American Association
van Brunt
Hickey
George Tebeau
Kansas City
George Lennon
St. Paul
Tebeau
Denver
Packard
James H. Manning
Lennon
James Whitfield
Rhodesia cash needs eased as high gold output reported
The British Chartered South African Company met with Duke of Abercorn presiding and reading Cecil Rhodes telegram. Rhodesian gold output reportedly reached a high-water mark in November. The Imperial government allowed a reduced police force, helping avert a large deficit, and interest on cash securities would cover 1902 expenses.
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London
Duke of Abercorn
Cecil Rhodes
Rhodesia
Judge Hunt Is Reappointed Governor of Porto Rico
President Roosevelt sent to Congress the appointment of Judge W. H. Hunt of Montana as governor of Porto Rico. The renomination rests on his past good work and is considered highly likely. The dispatch notes congressional seating details for Representative Edwards and his Idaho seatmate Glenn. Also mentions Carl J. MacKay of Helena named farmer at Fort Lapwat Idaho Indian school and Theodore H. Kleinschmidt of Helena pensioned at $ per month.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
W. H. Hunt
Montana
Porto Rico
Hunt
Edwards
Glenn
Idaho
Carl J. MacKay
Helena
Fort Lapwat
Theodore H. Kleinschmidt
Cost of Living Rises Sharply Since 1860s Records
Dan's index to be issued December 7 shows a year of living costs at 101.37 dollars for December 1 purchases, up from 72.45 on July 1, 1897 and 121.75 on January 1, 186. Prices today exceed earlier records due to improved manufacturing and distribution and large-scale agricultural work with labor-saving machinery.
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New York
Emperor Seeks U S Navy Attache Insight on Palace Visit
Emperor William sent a telegram to Commander Behler asking him to visit at Potsdam to explain features in Secretary Longs annual report. The monarch shows keen interest in American construction and in superimposed turrets as a potential bow fire enhancement.
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Berlin
Emperor William
Behler
United States
New Palace
Potsdam
Secretary Long
Gas leak Fatal in Brooklyn Seams Home
In Brooklyn a gas pipe tube drop in the kitchen of Hester Plotkin caused the deaths of 18 year old Mrs Plotkin and 12 year old Rebecca Plotkin. Morris Plotkin and Nathan Cohen were overcome and critically ill.
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New York
Hester Plotkin
Brooklyn
Minister Resigns as Crisis Forces Policy of Severity
St. Petersburg dispatch Dec 4 reports General Vannovski resigns as minister of public instruction. He will stay until year end at the czar's request. The move follows interior minister Biplaquine’s interposition over student troubles and the czar’s approval of a stricter policy.
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St. Petersburg
Vannovski
M. Biplaquine
Interior
Anarchy Bills Debated as Senate Adjourns
Washington notes show the Senate devoting most of the day to bills and resolutions on suppressing anarchy and dealing with anarchists. McComas and West introduced measures, while Morgin pushed canal funding and Tillman advanced a Charleston exposition resolution. Executive session closed with the Hay Pauncefote treaty referred to foreign relations.
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Washington
Senate
McComas
Maryland
West
Missouri
Morgin
Alabama
Porto Rico
Committee On Judiciary
Congress
Tillman
House
Charleston
Hoar
Morgan
Cullom
Committee On Foreign Relations
Reciprocity Needed in Cuban Sugar Trade Debate
Washington reports Gen. Leonard Wood and Gonzales Quesada met with senators to press Cuban reciprocity, arguing sugar and tobacco terms are vital for Cuba’s stability and prosperity after Spanish rule. Wood denied US influence backing Estrada Palma, saying concerns are overstated.
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Washington
Leonard Wood
Cuba
Gonzales Quesada
Capitol
Wood
United States
Havana
Maso
Estrada Palma
Commission Meets Today on Montana Exhibit Funds
Helena Dec 4 The honorary commission named by Governor Toole will meet in the governor's office tomorrow to plan a Montana exhibit for the St Louis fair and arrange for exhibit funding pending the next legislature. Every county now has a member of the panel.
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Standard
Helena
Toole
Montana
St. Louis
Kidney Troubles Inspire Hope Play Promised Cure
Mrs. Pinenaw describes two years of kidney troubles and failed medicines, saying she became discouraged yet longed for health and life. She voices a renewed hope upon discovering relief and a better outlook through treatment.
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Deak
Mrs. Pinenaw
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Mrs Gibson
Mrs Louie Gisson of Chicago writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Pills cured her headaches backache and kidney trouble after six bottles. She says she feels young and healthy again and urges others to seek confidential advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Louise M. Gibson
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia FE
Pinkham
Louie Gisson
Langley Ave
Chicago
Montana display funding plan outlined at county level
The article notes a Montana display effort with a Minnesota style funding plan. Counties would raise money in proportion to wealth, aiming for 25000 dollars to start Montana building exhibits. Local banks are to contribute, with legislature to appropriate 50000 dollars later, half to refund county advances.
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Montana
Minnesota
Local Monarchy News Briefs From Monarch Neihart Belt Park Area
Special Correspondent reports weekend sightings and moves in Monarch area. Notables include Dr Valhues of Barker and Miss Anna Geesoter returning from Nethart. Farmers Pat Ivey and J M Rector busy. a four horse wagon ran away Sunday morning. several residents travel to Great Falls and Falls towns for work or schooling.
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Standard
Monarch
Valhues
Barker
Anna Geesoter
Nethart
Pearl Servoss
Tolliver
Claud
Belt Park
Fabian Jenson
George Brigaman
Brigaman Coulee
L. D
Timothy
Louie Paffenbach
Shge
Pauline
Helen Rolf
Falls
Belt
Jerry Hoffman
J. M. Rector
Henry
W. W. Bean
Great Falls
Billings City Plans Bid Reopen for City Hall and Fire Station
The Billings city council re advertised for bids to build the city hall and fire station with changes to the specifications and bids due January 7. County commissioners met for the quarterly session with members Meiers Parker Deveril and Jacobs present. Yegen Bros were awarded coal supply at 3.40 per ton for the year and St Vincent's hospital care for county poor at 5.50 weekly per patient. Dr Cliff Lindsey named county physician at 300 annually. The annual lodge of sorrow was held at Ellis lodge room with addresses by Foster Clement Prudhomme Connelly and W H Birely noted for breeding stock. The piece notes rising horse prices due to war demand.
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Billings
Meiers, Parker, Deveril
Jacobs
Yegen Bros
St. Vincent's Hospital
Cliff Lindsey
Order of Ellis
Allen
Curry
Bouton
Setzler
Foster
Clement
Prudhomme
Connelly
W. H. Birely
Montana
Havre Doings From Havre Thanksgiving Celebrations
Havre hosts 132 diners at the Havre hotel for Thanksgiving with the city orchestra playing and Mr and Mrs Boone and Mr and Mrs Arthur Broadwater present. The Modern Woodmen of the World held a well attended Thanksgiving ball at the opera house with Dr Gordon's orchestra and music lasting until 2 am. Great Northern officials plan a December 4 inspection tour to review the Montana division. JL D Bayrell and C H Kause bought J D Hughes boot and shoe store interest. Hughes and wife left town for winter in Arkansas.
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Standard
Havre
Havre City
Boone
Arthur Broadwater
Opera House
Gordon
Roosevelt message praised in Mexico City on Cuban policy
President Roosevelt's full message favoring Cuban independence and free trade with Cuba is well received in government and business circles in Mexico City. Observers say it will strengthen American prestige across Latin America and disarm critics of U S policy in Washington.
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Mexico City
Roosevelt
Associated Press
Htis
Latin America
Washington
Brigadier General Crozier Named to Ordnance Board
Washington reports Brigadier General Crozier chief of ordnance has been detailed as a member of the board of ordnance and fortifications to succeed General Buffington who has retired.
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Washington
Crozier
Ordnance
Board of Ordnance and Fortifications
Buffington
Stole for Twenty Years Certificates Presented Marked Paid
Ballston New York December 4 Bank examiner Gray reviewed bank certificates tied to Fitcham embezzlement suspected to span 20 years. He allegedly took far more than half the reported sum though Fitcham claims losses were overstated and that his spending exceeded salary. Fitcham remains under guard at home awaiting arraignment as bank contemplates reopening next week.
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Ballston
N. Y
Gray
Donald
Fitcham
Graham
Drifted lumber barge runs aground near Yaquina head
Newport Oregon December 4 The lumber barge C H Wheeler bound from Nehalem to San Francisco with 552000 feet of lumber drifted ashore two miles south of Yaquina bar around 10 am The crew abandoned ship as a large wave overturned the vessel and swept the deck The cook J W Coles from San Francisco perished Two survivors T Peterson A Peterson and Wish Me Yderman rescued by the life saving crew J Coles loss confirmed readiness of authorities to assist survivors
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Newport
Ore
C. H. Wheeler
Nehalem
San Francisco
Yaquina Bar
Wheeler
Blanco
Vosburg
Navy
J. W. Coles
T. Peterson
A. Peterson
Aberdeen
Wish
Me Yderman
Sweet Grass Affairs In Big Timber
Big Timber Dec 2 H 3 Hellopeter shipped 3000 head of sheep to Park City for spring market J G Youmans and 1 A West brought seven carloads of cattle from Franklin Idaho to be sold to ranchers in the area Bob Morton reports three to four feet of snow in the Granite mountains aiding irrigation prospects The farmers institute for Sweet Grass county will be held in Big Timber Dec 30 with Montana Agricultural Experiment Station professors directing and expected large attendance
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Standard
Big Timber
Hellopeter
Park City
J. G. Youmans
A. West
Franklin
Idaho
Bob Morton
Granite
Razgy Mountains
Farmers’ Institute
Sweet Grass County
Montana Experiment Station
Bozeman
Sweet Grass
Electric Belt Promises Cure for Nervo-Vital Ailments
Advertises an electric belt sold by Dr Bennett, claiming to cure back pain kidney disorders and numerous conditions. Offers free books on kidney disorders and electricity, advice, and no-cost consultations. Includes address 16 to 26 Union Building, Denver, Colorado.
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Bennett Elio
Id Best CO
Union Blig
Denver
Cole
Officials seek funds for Montana exhibit in St Louis
Governor Toole appoints J A Hall to raise county funds for the Montana exhibit at the St Louis exposition. A renewed petition for incorporation circulates amid renewed interest after a prior, failed vote turnout.
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J. A. Hall
Toole
Montana
Students Attack German Consulate in Warsaw Demonstration
A student group staged a hostile demonstration before the German consulate in Warsaw yesterday. They tore down the German escutcheon and damaged the door and windows before police arrived. The consulate is now under police protection.
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Warsaw
Dec
Lerday
Resident and Wood Ride Out On Horseback
Washington December 4. President Hoover and General Wood went out for a horseback ride late afternoon.
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Washington
Hoomtevelt
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