Mines and Mining Dept Proposed in Woods Bill
Ella Knowles Haskell reports Representative Woods has introduced a bill to create a department of mines and mining with a secretary at cabinet rank and an $8000 salary. The measure transfers geology and mining bureaus from the interior department and includes an assistant secretary and a bureau to publish mining information. The bill requests Montana and Butte residents push petitions to Congress to support the proposal.
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Congress
Woods
Ella Knowles Haskell
International Mining Congress
House of Representatives
Department of Mines and Mining
Mining Congress
Boise
Haskell
Irwin Mahon
Carlisle
Butte
Montana
Congress of the United States
Senate
Geological Survey
Public Service
Publi Service
United States
Director of Geological Survey
Geological Survey Service
Interior Department
Secretary of Mines and Mining
District of Columbia
Department of Mines and Mine
Eacn
Bec
Civil Service Exam Preparations Start Early March
Preparations for civil service examinations begin early March with study sessions and review topics planned for applicants. Officials urge candidates to register and access official practice materials to enhance readiness.
Civil service exams announced for seed laboratory and hulls inspectors
The United States Civil Service Commission lists March 4 as the examination date for seed laboratory assistant in the Bureau of Plant Industry with a 720 dollar annual salary, and March 4 and 5 for local and assistant inspector of hulls in the steam boat inspection service, plus a March 5 exam for steam engineer in the quartermaster’s department at large with 720 to 960 dollar salaries. Also notes plumbing knowledge requirement and postings for engineering positions at Fort Flagler and Fort Baker.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Bureau of Plant Industry
Department of Agriculture
Steamboat Inspection Service
Quartermaster’s Department
Fort Flagle
Fort Baker
Cal
Elks Controversy Chronicles by Mr Neill Published Broadly
A controversial account by Mr Neill about the Elks association appears in periodical form across multiple outlets. The report details internal disputes, governance questions, and public reactions.
Actor Neill and Spokane Elks stir public interest
Reports from Spokane detail actor James Neill balking at Elk initiation rites at Bookanan lodge amid claims of unintended disclosure by members. The affair dominates hotel lobbies and newspapers as Elks officials defer comment awaiting Exalted Ruler W F Conner.
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Neill
Spokane Elks
Spokesman-Review
Spokane Lodge of Elke
Spokane
James Neill
Elks
Bookan
The
Order of Elks
Ie Hill’ Devere
W. BF. Conner
Lodge
Conner
Supreme Court Hosts Permits for C SID May Be
Court records show action on permits for C SID May Be as authorities weigh neighbors concerns and regulatory compliance at the municipal level. Proceedings focus on eligibility and environmental standards within the district.
Attempt to file perjury informations denied in district court
Assistant Attorney General Harry D. Moore sought leave to file informations charging perjury in the Hordea ux divorce case aftermath. Judge McClernan refused. preliminary examinations ordered. Names include William Ross and Charles A Barnaman. Ross released on habeas corpus. case moves to supreme court for supervisory writ.
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Harry D. Moore
Helena
McClernan
Willian
Ross
Charles A Barnaman
Nelson
Hordeaux
Mct*lernan
Barnaman
Juetics Neleco
Hoss
Hoath
Thresher
Curt. Darrow
Otterday
W. A. Clark
Supreme Court
Recital Dieprich and Millings Obituaries
Mrs Borlin Stebbins died suddenly this morning after two days of illness. Mer Bushard died on Sunday and was buried yesterday. She leaves family and friends with condolences flowing through the community.
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Btardhard Millings
Borlin Stebbins
Ainesa
Mer Bushard
Three Daughters Mourn Sudden Loss of Parents
Much sympathy is felt for these young ladies who are suddenly bereft of their parents. Mrs Stebbins was greatly beloved in this city where the family have resided for about years and she was an active and honored member of the Woman's club.
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Stebbins
Woman’s Club
Weather Boss Defends Blame Over Strange Forecasts
Manager Wharton complains of poor press coverage despite three days of fine weather. He claims control over the city weather indicators and warns of another cold snap if papers stop praising his warm spell.
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Wharton
Michigan Health Board Rules on Transporting Dead Bodies
A communication from Michigan health officials urges Montana embalmers and state board secretaries to inform local embalmers about Michigan law requiring a health department permit to transport bodies of persons with dangerous communicable diseases. Penalties include a $100 fine and imprisonment.
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Thomas Sullivan
Montana Funeral Directors’ Assaton
A. Longeway
State Board of Health
Henry B. Baker
Michigan State Board of Health
Michigan
Board of Health
Provident Life Assur granted Montana license
Special Dispatch to the Standard Helena report that the Provident Bury ings Life Assurance Society of New York won state auditor approval to operate in Montana after meeting legal requirements. Raleigh of Helena is named as Montana agent for the company.
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Helena
Provident Buryings Life Assurance Society of New York
Montana
W. KB. Raleigh
Interstate commerce panel hearing on eastbound traffic
Washington February 5 the interstate commerce commission continued its hearing in the Denver case addressing questions affecting eastbound traffic from San Francisco. William Sproule, freight expert, testified on logistics and regulatory implications.
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Washington
Interstate Ecommerce Commission Today
Denver Care
San Francisco
William Sproule
Tariff testimony and Carnegie library offer delayed
Traff ic manager of the Southern Pacific and J Chambers of the Santa Fe testified on tariff rates arguing higher Denver rates reflect river competition to Missouri points. In Dilon the city delayed a Carnegie library proposal, with councilmen likely to accept a schoolhouse site after talks to increase the offer by another thousand dollars.
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Trafic
Southern Pacific
Fk. ©. Chambers
Banta Fe
Mgr
Sproule
Denver
Musseer
Missouri River
Chambers
Blaztard
Andrew Carnegie
Brooklyn Ordered Home from Navy Yard Trip
Navy Department orders Rear Admiral Reney to bring the Brooklyn home from Washington to New York harbor and potentially to the New York Navy Yard for overhauls. The dispatch follows the ship’s earlier deployment and current status remains unsettled as it returns.
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Washington
Feo
Navy Department
Reney
Brooklyn
Newhoules
Navy Yard
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Dressbach Bros
Mark E. Swan
Man of
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Qutton
Broadway
Pollard
Juvenile Opera Co
Silver Bow Foundry and Machine Company
IRIN
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Maeve Hods
Symons
Givenaud
Iastead
the Civil Service
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Hulls
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Shulin
O. D. Wood and Coal
East Silver
MR. Neill and the
Women's Union
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Koss
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Weather Boss
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