Butte News Reports Mysterious Disappearance of Al Trumbull
Chief Reynolds investigates the sudden vanishing of Al Trumbull from the Beaver block in Granite Street Butte after he cashed a large draft at Daly Bank on January 28. Trumbull, last seen with a strange man, left behind letters and a viewed-to-be-retrieved mail cache. Local officials suspect foul play due to the sizable money he carried and lack of trace after the bank sighting.
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Trumbull
Chief Reynolds
Stalla Trumbull
Garnet, Mont
Beaver Block
Marchesseau
McGillick
Butte
Harmony lodge to hold concert at St George's Hall Centerville
The notice announces a concert and social by Harmony lodge No. 10 I O D of St. George at St George's Hall Centerville on Thursday February 13 1902. George Heaman will perform on his graphophone with selections. admission is 25 cents.
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Harmony Lodge
St. George
St. George’s Hall
Centerville
George Heaman
Lawyers Take Half Interest in Baltimore Mine Near Boulder
R L Clinton and J N Kirk, recently formed law partners, acquire a 50 percent stake in the Baltimore mine near Boulder three miles from the railway for 16000 dollars. Ore rich in gold silver copper has been shipped to Anaconda smelters. A tunnel 800 feet with cross cuts and winzes reveals a large body of high grade ore. Lead is three feet wide. Purchase from J D and Roy Pritchett. William Owsey holds the other half. Six men currently work the mine.
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R. L. Clinton
J. N. Kirk
Law
Baltimore
Boulder
Anaconda
J. D
Roy Pritchett
William Owsey
Minor blaze at lodging house on 1% Arizona street
Fire discovered yesterday in a lodging house on 1% Arizona street. The blaze started from a flue partition and was extinguished without needing fire department response. No injuries reported.
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Arizona Street
Butte Briefs Highlight Local Arrivals and Weather
Helena visitors include F. H. Marsh. Elmer J. Carter from Missoula. D. E. Swinehart from the capital. John R. Toole from Anaconda. Births reported for Sullivan and McCarthy families. Deputy Meiklejohn flaunts a sapphire scarfpin set with diamonds. City life notes weddings, births, and Valentine shopping trends. Buck Hudnall, longtime drug clerk, now examiner.
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F. H. Marsh
Helena
D. E. Swinehart
Elmer J. Carter
Missoula
McCarthy
East Broadway
Puesday
United States
Meiklejohn
Buck" Hudnall
Montana
Buck Hudnall
Doc Steele
Hudnall
Grand prize whist party hosted by Silver Bow camp
The Silver Bow camp 5 805 Modern Woodmen of America presents a grand prize whist party at the Pythian castle South Main on Thursday evening February 18 1992. Admission is 25 cents and includes refreshments.
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Silver Bow Camp
Modern Woodmen of America
Pythian Castle
South Main
Rosa Resigns Montana Division for Missouri Pacific Post
George T. Rosa, once superintendent of the Montana division for the Great Northern, resigns to become division superintendent of the Missouri Pacific with headquarters in St. Louis, announced from St. Paul on February 12.
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St. Paul
George T. Rosa
Montana
Great Northern
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Chinese edict inquiry on Pekin legation people
The state department received an apparent edict from the Chinese government via Minister Wu asking about the condition of Americans connected with the United States legation at Pekin who endured the Boxer siege. The department replied that the legation staff are all well, as far as is known.
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Washington
State Department
Mlnister Wu
United States
Pekin
Court of Justice Opens Against Arthur B Markham
A case against Arthur B Markham Liberal MP for Mansfield Nottinghamshire involves charges over publishing a letter by Dr Krause that allegedly accuses Foster of illicit diamond buying. The suit stems from a March slander action by Wernher Beit and Co. against Markham.
Harriman lines to build stockyards near Portland
Portland Oregon February 12 It has been decided by the Harriman lines to establish extensive stockyards on the peninsula between the Columbia and Willamette rivers about four miles from the city One hundred acres of land were bonded today and the Oregon Railroad Navigation company has a spur almost completed to the proposed site of the yards Both OR&N and the Southern Pacific will use the yards and a Chicago packing house is reported to establish a large plant there The move will make Portland a market for several hundred thousand head of livestock in the Northwest now shipped to eastern points
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Portland
Ore
Harriman Lines
Columbia
Willamette Rivers
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company
Southern Pacific
Chicago
Suspect in San Francisco Murder Sought in Victoria
Chief Langley believes Kauffmann, linked to a policeman’s murder in San Francisco, was in Victoria last week after arriving on the steamer Victoria from Tacoma. He begged and sold perfumery, was ordered out of town, then traveled to Nanaimo and Vancouver. He bore a wrist wound and injured fingers.
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Victoria
B. C
Langley
Kauffmann
San Francisco
Tacoma
Orient
Nanaimo
Vancouver
Boy Killed by Fast Auto In New York Incident
A 7 year old boy Henry Thies was struck and killed today by the car known as the White Flyer in New York. Edward R. Thomas son of Gen Samuel Thomas and three friends were in the vehicle. Thomas was arrested charged with homicide and released on bail. The car formerly belonged to William K Vanderbilt Jr.
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New York
Henry Thies
Edward R. Thomas
Samuel Thomas
Thomas
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Guilty of Manslaughter in Fourth Degree
Will Prince was found guilty of manslaughter in the fourth degree for complicity in the murder of Philp H. Kennedy. Kennedy was shot and killed by his wife Lulu Prince Kennedy on January 10, 1901. Prince received a two year prison sentence.
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Kansas City
Will Prince
Philp H. Kennedy
Lulu Prince Kennedy
Kennedy
Merchants’ Dispatch Transportation Company
Death of Joe Blackburn Jr in Frankfort Kentucky
Joe Blackburn Jr son of Senator J S Blackburn of Kentucky died at Col Eph Lillard's home aged about 35 and unmarried. His remains will be interred in the state cemetery in Frankfort.
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Frankfort
Joe Blackburn, Jr
United States
J.S. Blackburn
Eph Lillard
Maturing Whiskey and Its Curing Time Ties to Furs
The London Chronicle reports a new process for aging whiskey to reduce aldehydes and fusel oils. Prof. J. T. Hewitt notes maturation in sherry casks neutralizes toxins, but prolonged aging raises costs and reduces yield, making cheaper whiskeys more poisonous.
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The
London Chronicle
Society of Chemcal Industry
Burlington House
J. T. Hewitt
East London Technical College
Thomas Lauder Brunton
Spirit Commission
Hewitt
Presbyterian revision panel closes third article on creation
Philadelphia February 12 The Presbyterian revision committee completed its final decision on the third article of the new brief statement of faith for popular use. The fourth article on sin will be taken up again tomorrow. The panel will adjourn and another lengthy meeting is needed to finish the remaining 16 articles.
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Philadelphia
Presbyterian Revision Committee
No Reports of Wight
Vienna reports no knowledge of a supposed meeting between brigands holding Miss Stone captive and another band. Two combatants were claimed killed in the alleged clash.
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Wight
Vienna
Miss Stone
Soldiers' Home Quarantined for Smallpox Case
Special Dispatch to the Stanard from Columbia Falls reports the soldiers' home inmates placed in quarantine for 10 days after a smallpox case. The surrounding county pesthouse lists 27 active cases.
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Stanard
Columbia Falls
Secretary Reot Suffering From Cold
Washington report notes Secretary Reot is down with a cold and left his office early for medical treatment.
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Washington
Reot
Foster lawyers libel verdict in king's bench division
John Douglass Foster, tied to Lord Roberts' staff in South Africa, was accused by Dr. Krause of conspiring to murder. Foster won a libel verdict awarding £2000 in the king's bench division of the High Court.
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London
John Douglass Foster
Lord Roberts
South Africa
Dr. Krause
Johannesburg
King's Bench
High
Scientist claims method to mature whiskey faster
Professor Hewitt argues for rapid whiskey maturation to protect public health and benefit manufacturers. He notes adding certain chemicals to the pot still forms a compound with poisonous aldehydes, removing them from the spirit so the distilled whiskey is purer and safer.
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Hewitt
Hewtt
Turquoises and the Mongols in Attire and Adornment
Turquoise ornaments are central in Mongol and Himalayan dress. Tibetan men wear turquoise pendants on gold earrings. Ladakhi women string large turquoises into a red cloth headband. Rani of Sikkim displays a towering pearl and turquoise headpiece, while Bhuta women favor chip turquoise brass work.
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Ladakh
Ladakhis
Central Asia
Europeia
Darjeeling
Bikhim
Sikhim
Lhassa
Cadet White Trousers Laundry Upgrade Planned
The Chicago Tribune reports the military academy will spend about 1008 dollars on laundry machinery after a congressional appropriation to keep 200 white trousers clean each week. The plan includes two ironers a starch separator and a starch tumbling machine.
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Chicago Tribune
Miitary Academy
Congress
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New Confession of Faith
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Butte, Montana
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