Miners in Butte Await Wages as Directors Fail Meeting
The Carlisle mine workers have not received December wages while a Butte Anaconda Mining Co board meeting failed to convene. Key promoters absented themselves, stock subscriptions remain unpaid, and potential legal action on unpaid shares may raise funds to pay miners.
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Carlisle
Butte-Anaconda Mining Company
George R. Nickey
W. H. Nichols
Bell
Helena
Richards
W. 7. Thornton
Lerand
Inquest Declined After Death of Woman at County Jail
Mrs. Sarah Harris a Black cook from Anaconda who had lived in South Butte died in convulsions while strapped to a cot in the county jail ward. Coroner Johnson said no inquest was needed after examining the body. She had been visited by a local pastor and had recently been rescued from a hut.
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Sarah Harris
Harris
Sheeran
Johnson
Anaconda
South Butte
Colored Baptist Church
Wilson
Injunction Granted Against Boston & Montana Mining
Judge Clancy issues a temporary injunction preventing the Boston & Montana company from entering or working within the Minnie Healey claim area while Heinze’s suit proceeds. Alfred Frank testified he could not confirm recent mining inside the claimed ground. Bond set at $5,000 to be filed by Friday morning.
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F. A. Heinze
Boston & Montana Company
Minnie Healey
Clancy
Alfred Frank
Heinze
C. F. Keiley
Frank
Boston & Montana
Wesley
Bozeman Girls Face St Patrick's Parochial in Basketball
Interest grows for tomorrow night at the Auditorium as Bozeman college girls meet St Patrick's from Butte. The Parochial team, training for weeks, aims to upset the home squad with a lineup featuring Misses O Dermott Baker Stubblefield Mathews Moore Morris and substitutes from both schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman College
St. Patrick's
Butte
Bozeman
O'Donnell
Longbridge
Silver Bow council 348 officers elected for ensuing term
At a meeting of Silver Bow council 348 National Union last night the following officers were elected for the ensuing term Ex-President Thomas Richards president William J Clewes vice president William E Burgess speaker L K E Cook secretary J W Gunn financial secretary Levi S Wild treasurer W W Hawn usher Frank Boucher sergeant at arms J N Gravelle doorkeeper John C Evans trustees Henry Mueller Andrew J Davis James K Heslet
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow Council
National Union
Thomas Richards
William J. Clewes
William E. Burgess
L. K E. Cook
J. W. Gunn
Levi S. Wild
W. W. Hawn
Frank Boucher
J. N. Gravelle
John ¢. Evans
Henry Mueller
Andrew J. Davis
James K. Heslet
Sudden Death of Charles 8 Ogier Noted by Butte Friends
Word reached Butte of the sudden death in San Jose California of Charles 8 Ogier. The death touches local friends since his sister teaches in public schools and he was recently married to Mrs. HOH Carder, once a Butte resident with many local friends.
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Butte
San Jose
Cal
Charles 8. Ogier
Mr. Ozier
Ozier
Hoh Carder
Community
Smallpox Case Reported In City Quarantined Residence
A smallpox case appeared yesterday at 604 West Quarts Street. Patient is M. Hollenbeck. He was moved to the pest house and his residence quarantined.
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West Quarts Street
M. Hollenbeck
Woman's Peace League Urges Filipino Leaders to Seek Peace
The Woman's Peace league led by Benonita Poblete has sent letters with General Chaffee's permission urging General Malavar and other Filipino leaders to seek peace. The missives note homes destroyed and territories devastated, while American actions show resolve to uphold U S sovereignty. Lukban, in Samar, has cablely requested an end to hostilities.
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Manila
Woman's Peace League
Benonita Poblete
Chaffee
Malavar
United States
League
Lukban
Samar
General MacArthur Assigned to Denver Command
Major General Arthur MacArthur, previously serving on the army posts board and the provost board in this city, is ordered to Denver to take command of the Department of the Colorado, replacing Brigadier General H. Merriam, who is retired.
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Washington
Arthur MacArthur
Board of Army Posts
Army Provost Board
Denver
Department of the Colorado
H. . Merriam
Empress of India Reports Mongol Rebellion Plot
From Pekin Victoria B C details reach that Prince Tuan and General Tung Hsiang plan a rebellion in Mongolia and Shenei to invade China. They aim to capture Shensi as a base for raids into Chili or Pekin and are buying mules and recruiting troops. Insurgents have secured arms for 100000 Kansu and Mongol troops and Alashan brings 20000 horsemen.
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Victoria
B. C
Dee
Empress of India
Prince Tuan
Tung Hsiang
Mongolia
Shenei
China
Shensi
Chili
Pekin
Alashan
Larceny as bailee case taken under advisement
Ernest Frischeau faces larceny as bailee charges after a lengthy trial in Justice Arnold's court. Witness Mrs. Davidson says she gave $1,000 for bills. Frischeau claims about 750 and payment to himself. Testimony alleged over 1500 dollars and possession of large bills. Decision promised at 10 o'clock with Patrick Kane and S. O Laughlin testifying.
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Patrick Kane
O'Laughlin
Frischeau
Arnold
Jerry Lynch
James Haley
Secretaries Decision on Read Case Complicity in Philippines Frauds
Secretary Root refused to intervene in the Read case, a former volunteer subsistence officer convicted by court martial of complicity in alleged commissary frauds in the Philippines and sentenced to dismissal and three years imprisonment. The dispute centers on whether a state of war existed and if a volunteer can be tried by a mixed court of regular officers. a Western court is weighing a similar question in another volunteer case.
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Washington
Root
James
Read
Philippines
Deming
Murphy Deliberates on Diamond Trial in New York
The departmental trial of Police Captain Diamond for neglect of duty ended before Police Commissioner Murphy with no decision announced. The defense cited his excellent record and an appeal from Albany’s conviction, while Murphy announced plans to dismiss Captain Simond from the force.
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Diamond
New York
Albany
Murphy
Simond
Senator Blackburn Weds in Washington Rectory Ceremony
United States Senator J B Blackburn of Kentucky wed Mary E Blackburn in a quiet Washington ceremony at St. Paul s rectory conducted by Rev Father Mackn. A small gathering of relatives attended and the bride s first husband was Judge Blackburn a distant relative of the senator.
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Washington
United States
Blackburn
Kentucky
Mary E. Blackburn
St. Paul's Church
Father Mackn
Judge Blackburn
Yellek the Greatest Specialist on the Modern Disease
The article profiles Yellek, hailed as the greatest specialist of the age, detailing his treatment hailed as his own discovery after years of study and research abroad. It highlights his approach as a new medical breakthrough claimed to confront humanity’s scourge.
Yellek Treatment Promises Cure For Catarrh And Eye Ailments
The article extols Yellek’s treatment for catarrh affecting the nose throat and vocal cords as well as bronchial disease claiming long proven efficacy in thousands of cases. It describes dramatic relief from nasal discharge, coughing and fever, restoration of voice taste and smell, and improved sleep and appetite. It also touts eye surgeries glasses artificial eyes and vision corrections offered by Dr Yellek and invites readers to seek consultation or mail descriptions of symptoms.
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Yellek
Europe
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Amber
Stamp Box
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Owsley Block
Montana
Bozeman Agricultural College
Miss Moore
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Ceeee Coccee
Miss Morris
Misses O'Connor
Jones
Dorsey
McMahan
Rogers
Brown
Traphagen
McLeod
Diecers
Charles Oxier
Filipino League
Tion
General MacArthur
Gen
Tune Hsiang
Chi
Justice Arnold
Davidson
Crown
Christie & Leys
North Main Street
Ures
Manship
East Park St
Deas Soap
Bel Ferry
Montana Drug CO. Distributors
Ry Root
H. J. Blume
West Park
J.N. Nevills & Co
East Park
R. Goodrich
E. Park
Ment
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West Broadway
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