Ida mine directors clash as manager flees with books
The Stockton Mining company meeting at No 19 West Broadway ends with manager Walker vanishing after taking all company books. Directors reclaim control, eject Walker, and prepare legal steps. Miners will be paid. eight-foot bougv of ore was cut yesterday and J P McCarthy named superintendent to run the Ida mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockton Mining Company
West Broadway
Ida
George Stevenson
J. Chauvin
Alex Walker
P. A. Garner
J. P. McCarthy
M. V. Conroy
Alice Dee
J. M. Hinkle
James Brown
P. S. Fishback
KE. W. Harney
Jim Brown
M. W. Conroy
Walker
Brown
Mr. Stevenson
Gamer
Dee
Butte & Bingham Company
Stockton Company
O. L. Bishop
Forts Keogh Harrison and Assiniboine retained as posts
Miles City relays word from Washington that Forts Keogh Harrison and Assiniboine will be kept as permanent posts. Keogh’s retention promises rebuilding in modern style and a regimental scale for the port town. A near drowning occurs on the Yellowstone when Miles City residents rescue Warren Smith who fell through ice. Police confront the first cavalry unit from Fort Meade after attempting to seize a comrade, sending two leaders and the offender to jail amid severe cold.
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Miles City
Keogh
Harrison
Assiniboine
Military Commission
Washington
Warren Smith
Yellowstone
Smith
Jordan Mail
First Cavalry
Fort Meade
Mystery Death Ties to Assault Aboard Mrs Denns House
Samuel G. Pressly was found dead in his room adjoining Ada Gilbert Denns apartments. Authorities say asphyxiation by illuminating gas caused the death. A boy who saw a man leaving Denns’s rooms identified a man as the same suspect from the prior assault. A key matching the vestibule lock was found in Pressly’s room and bloodstains were observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Samuel G. Pressly
Ada Gilbert Denns
Pressly
Dean
Presgly
Dennia
Roosevelt Seeks Democratic Insight on Southern Appointments
President Roosevelt plans to secure information from Democratic senators and representatives about applicants for office in the South. He appointed a group including Senators Foster and McEnery and Representative Brossard of Louisiana and discussed about four appointments from New Orleans port collector to minor posts. He also consulted Representatives Clayton Thompson and Wiley of Alabama on state appointments.
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Washington
Roosevelt
South
Foster and McEnery
Representative Brossard
Louisiana
Louisana
New Orleans
Clayton, Thompson and Wiley
Alabama
Explosion on Santa Fe Train Burns Cars in Garden City
A gas explosion aboard an eastbound Santa Fe passenger train in Garden City Kansas caused a smoker chair car and a sleeper to burn. All passengers escaped unharmed and arrived at the city. Conductor John O Day and Porter Robert Pennington suffered severe cuts and burns to the head and face.
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Garden City
Kan
Santa Fe
John O Day
Robert Pennington
Bonine Restored to Civil Service Eligibles List
Washington December 14 The civil service commission reinstates Mrs Lola Ida Bonine on the eligibles roll for civil service appointment after her acquittal of the murder of James Seymour Ayres Jr. Her prior skilled labor exam in the government printing office stood pending the trial and was halted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Civil Service Commission
Lola Ida Bonine
James Seymour Ayres, Jr
Civil Service
Ayres
Bonine
Government Printing Office
Rome envoy notes divorce causing spiritual decline in United States
London reports the Daily Mail's Rome correspondent says Cardinal Scalabrini recently returned from the United States and will be appointed apostolic delegate in Washington. He observed a serious degeneration in the Anglican and allied churches as a result of divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Rome
Daily Mail
Mer. Scalabrini
United States
Washington
Lawmakers Seek Five Hundred Thousand For Butte Public Building
Special Dispatch reports Senator Clark and Representative Edwards have introduced bills to raise the Butte public building limit to 500000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Washington
Clark
Edwards
Butte
Senator Sewell Improves Slightly in Camden
Camden reports that United States Senator Sewell is slightly better tonight with doctors noting he is a little brighter and stronger amid ongoing treatment.
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Camden
N. J
United States
Sewell
OConnor Relapse After Illness Hits London
London readers learn that T. P. O’Connor, long ill for over a month, has suffered a serious relapse prompting concern among supporters and newspaper colleagues in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
T. P. O'Connor
Miraculous cures and prayers at Lourdes amid wartime travel
Correspondent travels from Paris to Lourdes on the white train with sick passengers, bells and prayers filling the journey. At Poitiers the writer reports a dying 22 year old and a hoped for miracle as crowds surge to touch the host and witness a crippled boy run free. The piece contrasts faith with suffering in a vivid, compassionate account of pilgrims seeking healing.
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London Mail
Lourdes
Paris
Bre
Radegonde
Poitiers
Ste. Radegonde
Marie
Largest Alaska nugget found on Pioneer Mining claim
Edward Johnson of Ishpeming Michigan found a 97 ounce nugget four miles from Nome while working for Discovery Anvilerck on the Pioneer Mining company claim. The nugget is valued at 1552 dollars and was found by the night gang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Edward Johnson
Ishpeming
Mich
Discovery
Anvilerck
Nome
Pioneer Mining Company
Johnson
Night Gang
Nugget Prospect Found Then Guarded Alone
A miner reported finding a rich nugget early on September 14 while driving a post under a sluice box. He was alone and allegedly could have kept the valuable find for himself.
Rip Van Winkle scene sparks jab at Joseph Jefferson details
Report describes Joseph Jefferson firing his property man Bagley before a crowd in an eastern city after a quarrel over being called Joey Rip Van Winkle then faced a mood of tears as Bagley responded with jokes about percentages The piece also notes debates in France over tobacco store privileges and government appointments affecting dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Jefferson
Bagley
Joey
Mr. Jefferson
Rip van Winkle
Rip
France
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Newbro Drugs
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Are Commission
Harrison and
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Dennis
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Gaus
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W. Park St. Butte, Ment
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Order of the Assumption
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Joe Jefferson
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