Silver Bow Club Installs New Officers at Start of 1902
The Silver Bow club of Butte announces the new year with George H. Casey as president, George A. Clark as vice president, and T. M. Hodgens as treasurer. Retaining secretary Robert Grix, the club embraces a popular slate alongside an active house committee led by Casey and Clark.
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Oe Bow Club
Butte
Robert Grix
George H. Casey
George A. Clark
T. M. Hodgens
Silver Bow Club
Tory
House
W. L. Renick
Mortimer A. White
G. H Casey
J. W. Long
FE. A. Morley
W. D. Thornton
G. A. Clark
M. A. White
W. H. Hall
Petition forger is known in Butte
Governor Toole exposed a forged pardon petition used to aid Launcelot Granger later known as Livingston Granger. The fraudulent document, postmarked Chicago but claimed from New York, bore signatures of prominent figures and prompted charges of forgery and an internal inquiry into Granger’s pardon bid.
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Deer Lodge
Governor Toole
Launcelot Granger
Launcelot G. Livingston
Granger
Butte
Toole
Livingston
Clancy
Deer Lodge Penitentiary
Paxson & Rockefeller
West Park Street
King & Lowry
C. M. Parr
Parr Granger
New York City
TJ Albert Granger
Cortlandt Street
New York
Leonard Wood
York
John Goff
W. Travisme
Court of General Sessions
Frank Livingston
Parr
Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Hugh Grant
August Belmont
C. H. Parkhurst
Thomas A. Edison
John D. Crimmins
Joseph R. Drexel
H. W. Bookstaver
T. Atwater
W. Astor Chanler
James Witherspoon
Dudley
Helena
Toots
Union Pacific to spend up to 30 million on 1902 western extensions
The Union Pacific outlines a 1902 campaign plan involving 25 to 30 million dollars in upgrades and extensions. Focused on the western segment from Salt Lake to Ogden and the Oregon Short Line, including the Salt Lake to Los Angeles extension, the aim is to secure Orient trade and compete with the Hill system. Improvements target grades curves ballast and faster coast routes, with 500 to 600 miles planned toward Los Angeles though completion this year is unlikely.
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Omaha
Neb
Union Pacific Road
San Francisco
Salt Lake
Ogden
Oregon
Los Angeles
Hawaii
Union Pacific
Council Bluffs
Philippines
Japan
Central California
Southern California
Dobell Recognized For Shipping Initiative And Service
The late Mr. Dobell was honored as a valuable cabinet member known for sharp business sense. He led the founding of a fast steamship service between Canada and Great Britain and was abroad in England on related business when he died.
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Dobell
Canaé
Great Britain
England
Immense 1904 Olympian Stadium Planned for Chicago
Preliminary plans outline a 75 000 seat stadium to host the 1904 Olympian Games. The 11 acre complex features an 800 by 120 foot arena, a roofed curtain system, and a circular pedestrian route allowing nearly a dozen routes around the building.
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Chicago
Jan. W
Harry J. Furber
Olympian Games Association
Athens
Markets Drift Low as Traders Realize Profits
New York stock headlines show small net changes as traders realize profits and professionals hold back. Bank statement hints fail to spark new buying while expectations of gold exports grow.
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Painesville
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Cleveland
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National Salt
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Board Room
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Paris
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Asphalt Trust
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Manhattan
United States
Injunction Against Strikers in Chicago Case
Judge Chelain made permanent the temporary injunction against the local lodges of the International Machinists union and the pickets at Robert Tarrant's shop. The order restrains strikers from interfering with workers while affirming workers' right to peaceful persuasion to abandon posts.
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Chicago
Chelain
Robert Tarrant
International Machinists’ Union
Embezzlement Conviction Hits Concordia Ex-Treasurer
A. E. Patterson former city treasurer of Clide was found guilty in district court of embezzling $5,000 of the city's money, according to a Concordia Kansas dispatch.
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Kansas City
Star
Concordia
Kan
A. E. Patterson
Clide
Quay Denies Immediate Retirement From Senate
Senator Quay of Pennsylvania returned from Florida and told reporters his health improved and he will serve out his term, denying any plan to retire soon. He spoke after a health trip and said retirement is not planned.
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Washington
Senator Quay
Pennsylvania
Florida
Senate
Sheds Burned at Bellefontaine Line Fire
The Bellefontaine division car sheds of the St. Louis Transit company burned today in St. Louis. A large number of summer cars were destroyed with losses around 60000 dollars, fully insured.
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St. Louis
Bellefontaine Division
St. Louis Transit Company
Parker-Hughes mayoralty contest goes to Parker
Topeka Kansas January 11 Albert Parker a Democrat won the Parker Hughes mayoralty contest as ruled by the supreme court in a decision announced today.
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Topeka
Kan
The
Supreme Court
Parker-Hughes
Albert Parker
Extradi tion Treaty Approved by Chilean Congress
Santiago de Chile reports the Chilean Congress has approved the extradition treaty with the United States. The pact formalizes cooperation on suspect surrender and criminal justice. Ratification clears the path for mutual legal assistance and cross border enforcement.
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Santiago de Chile
Chile
United States
Prominent Man Killed in Polkeston England
A Dominion cabinet member Kh. RR. Dobell was killed this afternoon in Polkeston England. The member of parliament for Quebec West died instantly after being thrown from a horse he had been riding. Dobell was a wealthy businessman and held a seat in the British House of Commons.
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Vancouver
B. C
Dobell
Dominion
Polkeston
Weekly statement of New York banks report shifts
The associated banks report for the week ending today shows loans at 14.2 billion with a decrease of 4.91 million, deposits at 826.9 million rising 778 thousand, circulation at 20.1 million up 150.5 thousand, legal tenders at 7.48 billion up 2.22 million, and specie at 22.1 billion up 9.41 million. Reserves stand at 244.704 million up 5.698 thousand, reserve required at 231.746 million up 14.625 thousand, and surplus at 12.958 million up 540.72 thousand.
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New York
New York Port Reports Weekly Exchange Totals
Exports of specie from New York to all countries this week totaled 611,059 in silver and 27.00 in gold. Imports of specie were 0 in gold and 18,522 in silver. Dry goods and merchandise imports valued at 11,839,501.
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New York
Lake copper prices hold steady amid no official change
In New York on January 11, copper markets showed no official price reductions. Lake copper remained at the previous level, electrolytic and rod casting prices unchanged, with tin at 22.75 cents per pound and lead steady. Iron dull, pig iron warrants quoted at several price points for northern and southern foundries.
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New York
Lake
Ilige
Speter
Northern Foundry
Southern Foundry
New York Financial Cablegram Reports Quiet Market Tone
The Commercial Advertiser notes an inactive stock market with a firm undertone and optimism for the new account starting Tuesday. United States Steel shows scattered buying while other American stocks stay mostly above parity. The Cape loan is issued at 102 bearing 3 percent interest and 2S.%?
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New York
London
United States Steel
Cape
Wheat Market Slump Driven by Selloff and Bushy Reports
Heavy selling by leading professionals and a sour crop report pushed Chicago wheat prices lower. The market opened quiet with cablist buying limited, while rumors of rain in the winter belt weighed on futures. May slipped to 92 1 2 cents as traders anticipated further declines and weak demand persisted.
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Chicago
Cabe Lst
Cabies
Wheat and grain futures slide on break and weak finish
May wheat fell to a weak close amid heavy selling as oats opened firmer but eased with gains in grain. May futures closed lower, with May pork and lard also down and provisions dull under the grain influence. Trade was light and market sentiment negative.
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May
May Park
Grain market quotes and commodity receipts list
The report lists cash quotations for flour and grain futures including winter patents at 3.80 to 4.30 with various quality grades. It also shows prices for No 2 red corn 84 to 92 cents, No 2 oats 46 to 47 cents, No 2 white 84 to 85 cents, and No 1 flaxseed 1.62. Receipts and shipments numbers are given for flour, wheat, oats, rye, and other goods, totaling thousands of bushels and barrels.
Chicago Cattle Markets Show Steady Receipts and Mixed Prices
Cattle receipts in Chicago on January 11 show steady demand with mixed to lower prices across categories. Hog markets steady around 7.60 with total value near 4106.25. cows and bulls range from 1 to 4.25. sheep receipts about 2,000 with good to choice lambs and wethers priced from 1.75 to 6.10 depending on quality.
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Report From South Omaha Market
Other Markets South Omaha January 11 cattle receipts totaling around 2 000 head market steady native steers priced around 46 to 60 with cows and heifers near 44 80 western steers about 39 75 50 Texas steers 37 54 46 30 canners at 1 50 stockers and feeders around 2 70 calves 57 16 bulls and stags 204 25 hog receipts about 7 500 heavy hogs around 6 10 6 15 mixed lots 5 25 4 50 pigs 4 50 4 50 bulk sales 15 815 sheep receipts about 2 500 market steady fed muttons 41 5 western lambs 4 74 4 78 and ewes 4 20 4 40 with stockers around 2 00 4 reduce.
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Chicago
Texas Fed
South Omaha
Texas
Kansas City
Cattle and Hog Prices Mixed at Kansas City Market
Kansas City cattle receipts total 20 with native steers at 4.75 to 6.70, Texas and Indian steers 3.75 to 5.25, cows 2.90 to 6.10, stockers 3.25 to 4.25, bulls 2.80 to 3.50. Hog receipts 5,000 with market steady. bulk 5.50 to 6.40, packers 6.00 to 8.45, pigs 4.25 to 5.25. Sheep market unchanged.
Fragmentary wool market report across states
Readable fragments show price ranges for spring and fall wools across Nevada California Oregon and Mendocino with figures like 18 1bc and 10 123c, plus lambs valued at 6aSe in a San Francisco report dated January 11.
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San Francisco
Nevada
Astern
Oregon
Wali
Valley Oregon
Humboldt
Mendocino
Mountain
South Plains
London Market Summary rate notes and stock quotes
London Jan 11 Consols for money 934 16 for account 3 percent. Anaconda 64. Atchison 80. Atchison preferred 1M. Canadian Pacific 14. Northern Pacific preferred 102. Southern Pacific 6 1 2. Union Pacific 105. Union Pacific preferred 2. Bar silver steady at 26 1 2 pence per troy ounce. Money 2 percent.
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London
Anaconda
Atchison
Canadian Pacific
Northern Pacific
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Treasury cash and gold balances listed in statement
The treasury shows an available cash balance of 170 million 189 thousand 2 hundred and 000 dollars and gold holdings of 108 million 69 thousand 519 dollars.
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Washington
the Treasury
Motion to Strike Answers in Perjury Case
R M Cobban of Missoula facing subornation of perjury charges filed a motion in federal court to strike pleas abatement answers. Grounds claim the responses were issued by Fred Maynard the special government prosecutor not the district attorney or United States attorney and lack proper authority or sworn statements.
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Standard
Helena
R. M. Cobban
Missoula
Marshall & Stiff
Fred Maynard
Fred A. Maynard
United States
Maynard
Witness in damage suit over injury claim
Special Dispatch to the Standard Helena Jan 11 The cross examination of Dr. R D Alton of Livingston a defense witness in the Mary Freebury versus Northern Pacific damage suit consumed court time He testified the plaintiff shammed and did not receive the Chestnut injury On cross examination it was revealed he is the company doctor at Livingston The case adjourned until Monday.
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Standard
Helena
R. D. Alton
Livingston
Mary Freebury
Northern Pacific Railroad
Chestnut
National ity Bank Ships Gold Payment to Premen
The National ity bank sent a shipment valued at $500,000 in gold to Premen in January. The transfer appears connected to Geld for Germany and involves New York as the sending location.
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New York
Nationality Bank
Premen
Coe Company Plans Private Wire Network Across Montana
Coe Company states ownership of the largest private wire system in the United States and outlines construction of a direct copper line from Minneapolis to Anaconda Butte Helena Great Falls Livingston Bozeman Billings and Miles City.
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Minneapolis
Anaconda
Butte, Helens
Great Falls
Livingston
Bogeau
Bilinge
Miles City
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