Welfare meeting of the Engineers discussed many topics
Engineers of the Chicago Milwaukee and Prairie Sound railway hold a welfare meeting at Deer Lodge. They discuss issues affecting trainmen, wage scales, and conditions, highlighting their role in building the road and the need for fair terms on routes from Montana to the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Mwaikee & Praet Sound
Deer Loder
Standart
Dace Lodge
Puget Sonpi Sysken
Montana Inn
Monenna
Ideha
Washington
Seaboard
Adler Waseca
Unt
Milwaukee
Mmn
Milwauker
Lils
Cresaleat
Montana
Grealer Dinegers
Botwerp
St. Jan River
Dakotas
Milwaukees
Northwest
lMne
Elase
Yue
H Aways
Copper Prices Decline Amid Bearish Market Tone
A tumultuous market recounts a broad decline in copper and related stocks led by Amalgamated and Anaconda Copper Range. Bearish sentiment widens, with expectations of further lower prices, while unions, anthracite movement, and railroad tensions influence trading in New York and Boston markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The History of Blackface Makeup in Stage Traditions
An archival discussion traces makeup methods from early theater days to modern practice, detailing burnt cork applications, face powders, and the creation of dramatic facial expressions. It notes stage routines, comedian reactions, and the enduring craft involved in transforming performers for the stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McIntyre Ana
Brele
Wneller
Clos
Bleath
Serin Tin
Alarm Mr Wiltoughby Dies After Clock Failure
A New York man failed to wake as his 32 clocks sounded at six, collapsing overnight. The bizarre incident ends with the man’s death and notes the era of synchronized alarm clocks amid a fog of garbled figures and church property values across denominational groups for 1906.
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New York
Rober Wiltoughby
Local Market Activities and Lodge Gala Describe Town Affairs
The report notes a supply increase to 108087 tons with price moves in butter and Tuolumne stock, while North Franklin shows sharp gains amid weak general trading. It also covers North Star lodge officers and Nebekahs Od Vellows gathering, marking the first public event at the Old Fellows' new home and detailing a near completion of a fraternal block with lodge facilities.
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Avide Vom
North Frankin
Butter& Siperior
Sfelk
Butte & Big
Alameda
Nelndeer
Snowaturmall
North Franklin
Uber
KK. Hampeetu
Mias Schgof
Mies Yarker
Konnearden
Vanzu Wright
Rowe Vaughn
North Star Lodge
Sporting
Noble Grand
John M
J. P. Riteheys Sen
K. M. Goodman
Treasuray
C. W. Buth
Serth Slav Lodge
Fiom
Grnsteen
Yelone
Noeprad
Caan
Odd Fellows Install Officers at Townsend
Townsend January 26 The Odd Fellows of Townsend held a public installation of officers last evening. North Star Lodge No. 168 Independent Order of Odd Fellows and Orphange No. 38 of the Daughters of Mebokalynthre featured the ceremony. Elective officers installed by Orpha lodge included Grand, Mr Statts Averil. Moble Grand, Mrs Nora Bho Jor. Vice Grand, Mrs Vera Smith. Secretary, Mrs B Vautin. Treasurer, 4 FE Thompson.
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Sin Standard
Townsend
Oflcer
North Star Jody
Order of
Odd Fellows
Orphatorge
Daughters of
Mebokalynthre
Orpha Lodge
Puat Grand
Statts Averil
Moble Grand
Nora Bho Jor
Vera Smith
B. Vau
Tin
Thompson
oMcera Wera
Sheridan Notes recounts Sheridan dramatic and civic events
The Sheridan Tramatic company staged The Noble Outcast of the Tapers house to a record crowd for a Catholic church fundraiser. The cast led by Mrs HW Lane and Mrs J Linderman impressed with intelligence and ability. Plans advance for a $3,000 public library lodging hall project. Local banking officers, stock report notes, and agricultural updates follow including hay prices and the next farmers' institute planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speulot
Stuydart
Sheridan
Sheridan Tramatic Company
Tapers
Lane
Smith
Cisler
Messrs
J. Clark
G E. Wright
W. Raymond
D. J. Smith
J. 1. Linderman
Twaibrary
F. Nelson
Sheridan State Bank
Rep. Rossiter
William BieDougall
Vicw
H. H. Holloway
Unemployed to Receive Farmland Promise Reported
A 4000 acre land pledge to aid jobless Americans was announced at a Brotherhood Welfare meeting led by president James Eats Toxo. The plan would grant 10 percent shares to 400 unemployed men, with the proposal valued at about 400 dollars per acre and under review by the brotherhood for acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanis
George AL Jack Holl
Joany
United States
Brotherhood
James Eats
Postpone Society Wedding of Miss Drayton and Mr Phillips
New York January 17 The marriage of Miss Caroline Astor Drayton granddaughter of Mrs Astor and William Phillips Third secretary of the American embassy in London scheduled for today was postponed. Amb Reid’s absence from the embassy in London to attend the tuners of D O Mille left Phillips to remain in London to oversee American interests until his chief’s return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Caroline Astor Drayton
Astor
William Phillips
London
Ambassador Reid
Unla
D. O. Mille
Phillips
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Barre Montana
Leys
North Main Street
Sala Balonces
Gray’s
West Park Street
Einars Samethlins
Mose Linz
LENDS
Price
Weinberg’s
East Park St
the Western Outfit Co
Rauh & Richter's
Gustantete
Caden
Byandard
Amalgamated
Aldack
Anaconda
Bute Coalition
Boston & Carbinn
East Butte
Butte
Berlin
Utal Copper
Unite Mine Workers of America
Cac
Woytndry
Ban
Supreme Court
Ruy
Lake
North Lake
Indiana
Toston
Tridiama
Prican
Belove
Logan & Bryan
Union Pacine
Union Pacific
Cavern York
The
Foreign Visible Co
Veprek
Rata la Hed
Eapeta
Beloer
Boucher
Mgr. Voucher
Gale Price
Gale
Fisted
Wid
Trobe
Butte & “ AG
Butte & Superior ‘Son
North Cranklin
North Frankiion
Franklin
Sanres
Mutle & Diy Eats
North
Ruby Valley Verie
FO. i
W. B. Shepherd
F. Wolverton
G. Bryant
IL. Nesbitt
W. Moorgotary
W. Maymond
Fcoulaldo
R. Glasser
John Nelson
Ell. Sutherinna
Tre Il
Fastey
Neat
John Carey
Archie Hendnian
Tasinor
Kansas City
Board’ of Trade
Farmers’ Institute
Fo Tugram
Tate Oliver Inpran
Canada
Bisiness
Hoe
Ondon
Catarrhal Eing
Kondon’s
Kondon Mig. Company
Minneapolis
Minn
Joseph Richards
Montana Street
Butte, Mont
CCG
A & GD
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