Valencia Wreck Off Vancouver Island Sheds Light on Losses
The Valencia iron steamer struck near Umatilla reef lightship off Vancouver Island and grounded on Cape Beale. Surviving crew reached shore after lifeboats and life rafts failed, with about 50 believed drowned among 100 aboard. Orion from Sechart aided in rescue attempts.
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Victoria
B. C
Cape Beale
Valcenia
San Francisco
Johnson
Umatilla Reef
Vancouver Island
Valencia
Valencia survivors reach Cape Beale after voyage
Victoria dispatch reports Valencia survivors landed at Cape Beale aboard one of the ship's boats. Listed are boatswain T. J. McCarthy and crew members Charles Brown Thomas Shields John Monk William Gostin and T Thompson.
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Victoria
Valencia
Cape Beale
T. J. McCarthy
Charles Brown
Thomas Shields
John Monk
William Gostin
T. Thompson
Butte Banquet Programme Honors Bobby Burns Birth
Finlen hotel hosts a Burns birthday banquet with Alexander Macauley as chair and Dr. Donald Campbell as toastmaster. The programme lists bagpipers, dancers, songs, recitations, and toasts including the U S President, with participants such as John Duncan, D C Mather, Miss Fletcher, Miss Motz, Lee Mantle, and John MacGinniss in a Scottish themed program.
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Finlen Hotel
Bobby Burns
Alexander Macauley
Donald Campbell
John Duncan
D. C. Mather
Olson Orchestra
Kyle
D. W. Rodgers
United States
William Seallon
Miss Fletcher
Miss Marie Motz
John N. Kirk
Professor Mather
Marie Motz
A. B. Keith
Watty O’dunse
Lee Mantle
City of
Butte
John MacGinniss
Butte Copper Exploration Company Files For Incorporation
Helena January 23 The Butte Copper Exploration company filed articles with the state secretary capital $500 000 principal office Butte incorporators N B McKelvie Frank E Jones Thomas S Dee Boston E A Nichols John E Corette Alfred F Leipold Warren Nichols Chicago The East London Mining company filed articles capital $100 000 principal office Helena Incorporators James Winscott John Winscott and WH Boynton The Collins company filed articles capital $50 000 principal office Helena Incorporators Jeremiah Collins Peter M Collins Ted E Collins
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Standard
Helena
Butte Copper Exploration Company
Butte
N. B. McKelvie
Frank E. Jones
Thomas S. Dee
Boston
E. A. Nichols
John E. Corette
Alfred F. Leipold
Warren Nichols
Chicago
East London Mining Company
James and
John Winscott
Butte Briefs Mention Visitors from Great Falls and Whitehall
H G Hills of Great Falls is in the city and W M Fergus of Whitehall is visiting in Butte.
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H. G. Hills
Great Falls
City
W. M. Fergus
Whitehall
Butte
Local Patient John Foley Hospitalized with Leg Break
John Foley of 246 Anaconda Road is a patient at St. James Hospital with a broken right leg. Further details on his condition are not provided.
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John Foley
Anaconda Road
St. James’ Hospital
Miner Injured by Ground Fall at Cora Mine
A miner suffered fractures three inches above the ankle from a fall of ground on the 800 level of the Cora mine at 2 o'clock yesterday morning. Foley, 27, is expected to recover.
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Cora
Foley
Man Arrested for Debts After Horse and Carriage Swindle
Thomas Hester was arrested last night on a charge of attempting to defraud a livery stable keeper. He claimed Leonard Bryant lent a horse and carriage to return to John Gratz barns but did not mention payment. He refused to settle a $3 bill and was taken into custody. The case will be clarified in police court this morning.
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Thomas Hester
Leonard Bryant
John Gratz
Four shot victims in Idaho jealous feud end in suicide
Ollie Powell died from seven buckshot wounds after Henry Neue baumer, a wealthy Alaskan miner, shot four people then killed himself. Lafayette Gray and Mrs. Gray remain critically injured while Lillian Gray is recovering. motive traced to Powell jilt causing Neue baumer’s rage. An inquest found the killing rooted in the miner’s jealousy over the Powell girl.
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Boise City
Idaho
Ollie Powell
Henry Neuebaumer
Lafayette Gray
Robert Gray
Young Gray
Lillian
Neuebaumer
Powell
George Cushion Dies Veteran Railroad Superintendent
George Cushion a longtime railroad official born in Portland Maine in 1828 and connected with the Union Pacific and the Denver and Rio Grande as superintendent died in Chicago yesterday a veteran figure in the industry and a native of Maine.
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Chicago
George C. Cushion
Union Pacific
Denver & Rio Grande
Portland
Still Investigating Murder of Two Americans in Mexico
Washington dispatch reports American consul Mills in Chihuahua sent a state department report by mail on the Diaz murder of Rutherford and McMurray. The ranch owner and his servants remain jailed on a murder charge as the inquiry continues.
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Washington
Mills
Chihuahua
Mexico
State Department
Diaz
Rutherford and McMurray
No clear proof of Mexican brigands in Mills case
The report asserts that the killing was the work of Mexican brigands, though no legal proof exists. Mr. Mills is instructed to continue watching developments and report them to the state department.
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Mills
State Department
Park County District Court Convenes Winter Term
The Park County district court opened with four criminal cases on the docket. Red Pulliam faces trial for assault in the second degree next Monday, while George Toston’s grand larceny case is continued. Civil actions include Furley versus Bottler over alleged slander tied to a ranch fire, and Johnston versus Kelly over oats and a rock incident.
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Standard
Livingston
District Court
Park County
Red’ Pulliam
George Toston
J. B. Furley
Fred Bottler
Mr. Furley
Mr. Bottler
James Johnston
Springdale
J. N. Kelly
Bozeman Land Office
Kelly
Johnston
Mr. Kelly
Bert B. Armstrong
Sallie Armstrong
Armstrong
Sallie
Suspicion Grows Over Wife's Character in Kentucky
The narrative follows a husband named Mr. Armstrong moving toward suspicion that his wife, upon returning home to Kentucky, may not fulfill the expected duties of a spouse. Subsequent events intensify his concerns about her behavior and conduct.
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Kentucky
Mr. Armstrong
Cascade County Loses No Pay for Mr Berry
In Helena Judge J M Clements court decided Cascade County must pay Lewis and Clark. At the Keers trial in Great Falls County Attorney was disqualified. R W Berry prosecuted and was paid 600 dollars by Cascade County, but Cascade County commissioners refused Berry's bill.
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Standard
Helena
J. M. Clements
District Court
Cascade
Clements
Lewis and Clark
Keers
Great Falls
Leslie
R. W. Berry
Berry
Cascade County
Mr. Berry
Receiver Authorized to Settle Big Judgment
Helena January 23 Judge Henry C Smith allows J W Speer receiver of Montana Co operative Ranch Co to pay a judgment from Teton county amounting to 20145 59 and also authorizes fees totaling 4600 for Downing Roote and 600 for W G Downing.
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Standard
Helena
Henry C. Smith
J. W. Speer
Montana Co-Operative Ranch Company
Teton County
Smith
Downing & Roote
W. G. Downing
Son of His Father Elected by Big Majority
Joseph Austin Chamberlain, eldest son of Joseph Chamberlain, was re elected in Worcestershire Bromsgrove by a large majority over 4 000. Full returns list Liberals 279 Unionists 124 Irish National 79 Laborites 42.
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London
East
Bromsgrove
Worcestershire
Joseph Austin Chamberlain
Joseph Chamberlain
Magnus & Sons executive fatally shoots self in Chicago home
Arthur Julius Magnus, 45, vice president of A. Magnus & Sons and son-in-law of Adolphus Busch, shot himself at his Fullerton avenue residence amid health-related despondency. The death was reported in Chicago on January 23.
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Chicago
Arthur Julius Magnus
A. Magnus & Sons Company
Adolphus Busch
St. Louis
Fullerton Avenue
Magnus
Barber Wanted at Florence Hotel Shop
Missoula barber job advertisement seeks a barber for the Florence hotel shop. Applicant should contact J. A. Baker at Missoula for details and to apply.
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Barber
Florence
Missoula
J. A. Baker
Government opens Packers case with sharp exchanges
Chicago January 23 The government led by District Attorney Morrison opened the packers case lashing defense lawyers as corporate and trust lawyers. He argued immunity claims are afterthought and asserted statements to grand jury were not made under oath. Judge Humpreys allowed wide latitude for both sides as proceedings continued.
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Morrise
Packers
Morrison
William J. Hynes
John Miller
Mr. Miller
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