Tuolumne mine tragedy ends with accidental death verdict
Coroner reports John R Roosevelt died from spinal injury after an ore car fell into a shaft at the Tuolumne mine. Jury finds accident due to carelessness of Anton Chiumin, exonerating him from blame. Funeral set for 2 PM at Sherman's. burial Mt Moriah.
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Johnson
Sherman
Tuolumne
John R. Roosevelt
Murray & Freund
Sioux Chief
I. D. Freund
Roosevelt
Anton Chiumin
Thomas Backen
Mt. Moriah
T. Co. Wright
Thomas ‘Backen
Wright
Tony
Backen
J. J. Cook
Cook
Wright and Hacken
Chiumin
J. D. Freund
Jeuhnson
Philip Harrington
Harrington
Foreman Cook
Thomas Packen
Bracken
John J. Barry
Barry
Six Juveniles Arrested as Curfew Violations Reported
Police report six youths taken into custody after curfew violations last night. Three boys were released after a short confinement while three others, including Willie Johns and Sylvester Meade, remain to face Judge Boyle. prior arrestees are noted for prior detentions.
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Boyle
Harry Rivett
Chester Casey
Harry Driscoll
Radmilovich
Laughrin
Willie Johns
Sylvester
George Meade
Salvation Army Opens New Quarters on East Broadway
The Salvation Army held services in its new No. 107 East Broadway quarters. Major and Mrs. Hargraves led the Pacific province unit with Rev. F. Tonge opening the meeting. A generous offering followed and officials say the move to more respectable quarters will boost attendance and conversions.
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Salvation Army
East Broadway
Hargraves
Pacific Province
F. Tonge
South Hutte
Butte
South Main Street
Caldwell Silent on Bond After Disorder at Lone Star
Hert Caldwell faced Judge Hoyle on three charges after a Lone Star saloon disturbance. Policeman Radmilovich testified Caldwell threatened and battered the bar with brass knuckles. Caldwell was found guilty on disorderly conduct, with malicious mischief dismissed and concealed weapons future trial set for next Tuesday. He agreed to collateral release to ensure appearance.
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Hert Caldwell
Lone Star
Radmilovich
Caldwell
Coal theft charge filed against destitute father
Joan Williams appears before Judge Boyle charged with stealing coal from Butte River Pipe and Tile. Watchman John Spieker says Williams tried to leave with a partly filled sack while Murphy arrested him. Williams pleads extenuating circumstances and cites fuel needs for his destitute family. inquiry continues.
One Blow Is Not a Fight in Montana Court
In Butte Judge Boyle presided as Clerk Winn acted as prosecuting attorney in the absence of Bolinger. The case against John Donahue and Steve Hughes over a Granite Street dance hall disturbance ended with Hughes fined ten dollars after he admitted guilt while Donahue claimed self defense. Witnesses included the Donahue sisters and police testimonies. Donovan argued lack of venue and jurisdiction. the court ruled Hughes’s single punch did not prove a fight. Other matters deferred include Scanfienza horse-keeping charges and a scrap iron theft case. and a death notice reports Frances Forman Sigourney, 28, of Colorado Street.
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Winn
Bollinger
Judge Boyle
John Donohue
Steve Hughes
Donovan
Hughes
Donahue
Columbia Dance Hall
Granite
Arizona Streets
Poiceman Lowney
Rosamond
Lillian Donahue
Donahues
Boyle
Butte
Silver Bow County
Montana
Alaska
Hugghes
W. P. Scott
John Scanfienza
Scanfienza
Scott
Gordon and Pearlson
Colds Cured in One Day by Hyomet Inhalation
An old remedy claims to relieve nasal congestion eye ache and suffocation in 2 minutes and cure colds in a day by simply inhaling Hyomet, a claimed home remedy.
Hyomei Air Germicide Provides Quick Cold Relief
Hyomei relieves catarrhal colds in about an hour and cures in MM hours by delivering a dry air germicide. It stops irritation and nasal discharge, claims not a stimulant or stomach medicine, and destroys germs causing coughs bronchitis and pneumonia. Sold by druggists or mail order from The R T Booth Co Ithaca NY with a free five day treatment offer.
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Hyomei
R. T. Booth Company
Ithaca N. Y
Shoemaker John Mohan Arrested in Saloon Robbery
John Mohan, a shoemaker, was arrested by Policemen Radmilovich and Laughlin after a chase and jailed on charges of robbing L. J. Wright of $80 in cash and a silver watch. The watch was recovered, the money not found, and Mohan allegedly fled toward the Butte Street Railway office before his capture.
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John Mohan
Radmilovich and Laughlin
L. J. Wright
Mohan
East Park Street
Wyoming Street
Wright
Wwright
Park Street
Butte Street Railway Company
Butte Briefs Note Library Closure Policy
Mr and Mrs George Tower were in Anaconda for a day or two. The public library will close with two days notice and overdue books during the closure will incur no penalties.
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George Tower
Anaconda
Von Buelow speech angers British press over insults
London reports Count von Buelow’s second speech offended the English press. The Times condemns the remarks by Herren Liebmann and Sonnenberg as insults to Britain in a joint parliament scene. It warns British patience may end if the German minister uses the king’s uniform to attack Britain while seeking friendship.
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London
Count von Buelow
the Times
Herren Liebmann
Sonnenberg
Herr Sonneberg
South Africa
Produce Exchange backs Cuban tariff relief urged by Roosevelt
At a New York meeting on January 10 a majority of top firms with Cuban trade relations adopted resolutions declaring Congress should grant immediate relief to the Cuba situation by substantially reducing tariff duties on Cuban imports into the United States as recommended by President Roosevelt.
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New York
Produce Exchange of
Congress
Cuba
United States
Roosevelt
Senator Davis Departs From Mexico City Conference
Ex Senator Davis who led the U S delegation said a brief farewell at the morning session before leaving for Washington. President Raigosa had a committee ready to bid him farewell at the station with Kaigosa and all delegates and conference staff present.
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Mexico City
Davis
United States
Washington
Raigosa
Kaigosa
Multnomah Athlete Club Admitted to Pacific Athletic Association
The Multnomah Athlete club of Portland was admitted as a member of the Pacific Athletic Association tonight. An attempt will be made to have their athletes meet in competition with the Olympic club in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
The
Multnomah Athlete Club of
Portland
Pacific Athletic Association
Olympic Club
Al Neil Wins Over Mike Donovan in San Francisco Bout
In a two round boxing match, Al Neil of San Francisco earned the decision over Mike Donovan tonight in San Francisco. The bout concluded after the second round with Neil favored by the judges.
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Los Angeles
al Neil
San Francisco
Mike Donovan
Lang Named Receiver for Lake Shore Electric Railway
United States Judge Wing appointed Albion E. Lang of Toledo as receiver of the Lake Shore Electric Railway, an action brought by Valentine Clark and Co. of Chicago. The railway is part of the Everett Moore lines.
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Cleveland
United States
Wing
Albion E. Lang
Toledo
Lake Shore Electric Railway Company
Valentine, Clark & Co
Chicago
Lake Shore Electric
Commander Hall Appointed to Queen on Puget Sound Route
San Francisco dispatch says Commander Andrew L Hall of the steamer Walla Walla is reassigned to command the Queen which will replace the Walla Walla on the Puget Sound route. The move shifts leadership as the Queen takes over the Walla Walla’s service.
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San Francisco
Jan
Andrew L. Hall
Walla Walla
Puget Sound
Anti-Pass Agreement Broken in Central Pact
Chicago January 10 reports that the Central Passenger association appears to have broken the anti-pass agreement. The note signals irregularities in rail discount practices affecting member lines and passengers.
Rail pass agreement ends amid Chicago notices
Circulars issued in Chicago by Pennsylvania and Lake Shore roads announce that for 1902 exchange passes will be given and invites others to join. The trunk line presidents met in New York two days ago and decided to abrogate the agreement as conditions were unfavourable in Central Passenger association territory.
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Chicago
Pennsylvania
Lake Shore
Trunk Line
New York
Central Passenger Association
Assay Commission Names Members for 1901 Coins
The United States assay commission tapers a list of members including Representative James H. Southard Prof W S Stratton Prof N G Ricker and others from universities and mints who will convene in Philadelphia on February 12 to examine coin weights and fineness for the 1901 production.
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Washington
Jan
United States Assay Commission
James H. Southard
House
Committee On
W.S. Stratton
United Sates Bureau of Standards and Measures
N. (. Ricker
University of Illinois
T. W. Richards
Harvard University
Kck
Woodward
Columbia University
J. W. Holland
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
B. HY. Tatem
Helena
John H. Brasier
Pittsburg
BE. M. Allen
Portland
Mich
Gen. H. Davenport
Boston
G. Dawes
Marietta
Ohio
Charles BL. McKinney
Sioux Falls
S. C
A. G. Sharp
Colorado Springs
J. J. McCareen
Washington, D. C
George M. Reynolds
Chicago
J. B. MePherson
Pennsylvania
H. G. Torrey
New York
William EB. Ridgley
George I. Roberts
Mint
Ceffiero
Bryan Addresses Holyoke Students On Education
William J. Bryan lectured at Holyoke under the Knights of Columbus after a public reception. He spoke at West Street School to about seven hundred attendees, urging good and higher education and closing with the song America. He later delivered his “A Conquering Nation” lecture amid a warm reception.
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Holyoke
Mass
William J.ryan
Knights of Columbus
Mr. Bryan
City
West Street
Ryan
America
Bryan
Columbia Southern Railway Extension Plan Unveiled
In Portland on January 10 the Columbia Southern Railway Extension company filed articles to extend the Columbia Southern line from Shaniko to Bend about 100 miles with branches to Ashwood and Prineville. Capital stock authorized is 1 million dollars. The route would cross Trout Creek and Crooked River to reach the Deschutes near Bend.
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Portland
Ore
Columbia Southern Railroad
Oregon
E. i. Lyttle
A. Enright
BE. B. Deyoe
Columbia Southern Railway Extension Company
Columbia Southern Railway
Shaniko
Bend
Ashwood
Prineville
Columbia Southern
Fhaniko
Trout Creek
Crooker River
Deschutes River
Bend Post Office
Crook County
Outlook for Trade From Bank of Japan President
The U S state department received from Yokohama Consul General Bellus a copy of Bank of Japan President Yamamoto's address. He outlines the 1900 to 1904 financial crisis and says prospects are promising. He notes a strong rice crop and improved export trade, with raw silk market very active.
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Washington
State Department
Bellus
Yokohama
Yamamoto
Bank of Japan
Kumamoto
Stove Trust Formed By Gas and Oil Stove Makers
The Record Herald reports a new stove trust uniting gasoline and oil stove factories into The American Stove Company with a $5,000,000 capital. Nine firms join to control most gas and oil stove and appliance production with offices in St. Louis Chicago and Cleveland. Officers include President C A Stockstrom and Secretary J H Trenkamp.
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Chicago
the Record-Herald
Fae
American Stove Company
St. Louis
Cleveland
C. A. Stockstrom
J. H. Trenkamp
Border Evangelist Leads Frontier Revival Efforts
The New York Times describes months of hard work and hardship as a woman settles on the border and builds a Sunday school crowd. A minister visits biweekly, a songbook draws readers, and the first service attracts a diverse audience including outlaws seeking a fresh start.
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New York Times
Ito
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Brass Knuckles Fame
Judge Beastle
John Williams
Dance Hall Row
Tween
John Donahue
Steve
Prosecuting Attorney
Frances Forman Sigourney
Colorado Street
Butte Briefs
Criticeise
Count von
Buelow
Multnomah Club
A K Revelver
Hall
the Mints
Stove Trust
the Border Evangelist
Lewis
Sorosis
Savage, Winchester and
Marlin Rifles
Montana Electric Co
C. J. Hentschel
Goldberg
Corner Park and Academy
Butte, Montana
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