Butte News: JOE LEER HERE A mining investor visits Butte
Chicago financier Joe Leiter arrived in Butte after visiting Madison county and the Madisonian mine near Norris. He plans to seek Montana mining opportunities and says mining and stock raising attract him, with 20,000 cattle in Wyoming and past investments in Montana since 1887. Other locals include Nolan from Denver evaluating mining machinery, A Newton from Livingston leasing the Albemarle hotel, and Senator Hoffman from Bozeman attending the jockey club preparations. Men’s hose sale at Hennessy’s advertised at five cents.
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Joe Leiter
Chicago
Butte
Salt Lake
Madison County
Madisonian
Mr. Leiter
Montana
Standard
Utah
West
Wyoming
Mr. Letter
Norris
J. H. Conrad
Turner Brothers
Frank and
Robert
Leiter
Charles Hoffman
Bozeman
Jockey Club
Hoffman
Mr. Hoffman
Mining talk and ore shipments boost Montana outlook
Oscar James, a Montana mining machinery expert, heads to Sliver Star to install a 10 stamp mill at the Broadway mine while predicting a surge in small stamp mills statewide. J. F. Nolan of Park county reports a successful St Julien mill and shipments of concentrates to a Butte smelter, signaling ongoing mining progress.
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Oscar James
Sliver Star
Madison County
Broadway
James
Montana
Northwest
J. F. Nolan
Park County
St. Julien
Yellowstone Valley
Butte
St. Jullien
Butte Briefs
Born to Mrs. Richard Angove Meaderville a boy. Mrs May Neidenhofen of Columbia Falls visiting Butte. Miss Susie Hildebrand of Helena visiting Mrs. Paul Albertson. Mrs J M White convalescing. A A Lathrop to Helena for legislative session. F S Paxson improving from pneumonia. Congressman A J Campbell in Butte for Daly estate case. Boxers Ike Hayes and Mike Queenan training for fight tomorrow in Walkerville. Weather: sudden cold snap and blizzard. wind, snow, and travel disruption. Leather goods stock at Hight & Fairfield’s remains large.
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Richard Angove
Meaderville
May Neidenhofen
Columbia Falls
Butte
Susie Hildebrand
Helena
Paul Albertson
J. M. White
A. A. Lathrop
F. S. Paxson
A. J. Campbell
Washington
Montana
Daly
Ike Hayes
Cambodia
Mike Queenan
Stockyards
Chicago
Walkerville
Mercury
Kansas
Mount Ararat
Camera sale at Finlen-Media in Butte
Ten percent discount on all cameras with a four day sale offering 40 percent off regular prices and holiday goods at 25 percent off. A dollar window advertises various items from one to four dollars. Public notice singles Finlen-Media at 32 North Main in Butte running through Monday night.
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Finlen-Media
N. Main
Butte
Rauh
Richter
Kane
North Main Treet
Moana
Robert Koenne
Reorganize Montana National Guard urged by adjutant general
Special Dispatch to the Standard Helena Dec. 29 Adjutant General English urges revival and reorganization of Montana National Guard. He asks $6500 state appropriation to match congressional funds, noting past annual grants and rising eligible service members. Equipment needs include repairing 395 rifles with only about 30 percent serviceable.
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Standard
Helena
English
Smith
National Guard of
Montana
Montana Volunteers
Adjutant General
National Guard
Philippines
Congress
National Guard Fund
Mantua National Guard
Wiv
National Guard of the Union
Inglish
Guard of
Mining expert wounded in Alberni shooting accident
Victoria B C December 29 A serious shooting accident occurred at Alberni this morning involving John Stark mining expert and FE A Lewalland manager of the Monitor mine Lewalland's rifle discharged striking Stark in the abdomen He is in a dangerous condition
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Victoria
B. C
Alberni
John Stark
A. Lewallad
Monitor
Stark
Two Boys Killed in Stray-Wagon Accident at Sooke
In Victoria on December 29, John and Andrew Muir two sons of pioneer farmer John Muir of Sooke were killed when a team pulled a straw load away. The brothers were riding on the load and were thrown off. their bodies were found close together nearby.
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Victoria
B. C
John and
Andrew Muir
John Muir
English View of American Political Meetings contrasts with British calm
A British observer compares English and American campaigns noting American crowds tolerate loud oratory and swift suppression of hecklers. He cites 1896 Bryan events, New York demonstrations, and the orderly theater of speeches, arguing America prizes rule, unanimity, and the speaker’s primacy.
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London Chronicle
Oldham
Battersea
Northampton
Europe
Reichstag
Reichsrath
America
Ulster
Bryan
McKinley
Atlantic
Mr. Bryan
New York
Denver
Kansas City
Madison Square Garden
Mr. Gladstone
Belfast
Yale
New Haven
University
England
Broadway
Wall Streets
Fifth Avenue
Lincoln
du Maurier
South Africa
Kinley
Hobart
Trafalcar Square
Hyde Park
Matrimonial Oath Binds Hugo Kreig To Hawthorne Wife
Hugo Kreig of Hawthorne New Jersey swore to a magistrate he would mend his ways and return home to his wife. The oath bound him to treat his wife properly attend prayer meetings abstain from liquor and tobacco and lead a sober orderly life as a condition of reconciliation.
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Hugo Kreig
Hawthorne
N. J
Kreig
John Keys
Lee
Jersey
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Horr
Lane
U. S
Oo. F. Woodward, LeRoy
N. Y
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Awk
Anal Unda
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Smith Hair Growing Co
N. Academy
Library
Dr. Calder
Boston Dental College
Merly
Chicago College Dental Surgery
Owsley Block
Butte Briefs
Hight & Fairfleld’s
Mr. Howells
Heck
Jiv
Owsley
Beck
Soe
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Louis S. Cohn
New York Life
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