New President Moyer Visits Butte Miners Federation
Charles Moyer new president of the Western Federation of Miners arrives in Butte after being elected at Denver to succeed Edward Boyce. He meets local unions, aids East Helena strike relief, and plans to visit Kemmerer before returning to Lead City HQ in Denver. Born 1864 in Iowa, he led Deadwood union 1894 to 18 plus years in Lead City union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Denver
Edward Boyce
Moyer
East Helena
Miners’ Union
Butte
Kemmerer
Lead City
Boone County
Iowa
Montana
Black Hills
Deadwood Union
Lead City Union
West
Mr. Moyer
Pocatello Seethes Over Indian Tensions on Fort Hall Reserve
County Attorney and Sheriff urge Governor Hunt to mobilize troops to clear the ceded Fort Hall reservation after a series of Indian related shootings. Governor and Lieutenant Governor warn the situation is serious though not yet dangerous. Indians hold a powwow while headmen are addressed about aiding in arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Pocatello
Fort Hall Reservation
B. R. Moon
Fritz
Donaldson
Bingham
Winters
Sheriff Rice
Governor Hunt
White Man
Etter
Hunt
Terrell
Caldwell
Fritz and
Tronaldson
Bailey Attacks Clayton Ambassador in Senate Debate
Texas Senator Bailey accuses Ambassador Clayton of incompetence or dishonesty over papers in the Beilenberg Scott mining case. He demands state department access, warns of recall of the ambassador, and clashes with Senator Beveridge over remarks about Solicitor Penfield. The matter is referred to the foreign relations committee for investigation. The page ends with Victoria BC promoted as a top continental tourist city and a free North Pacific booklet for travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penfield
Mr. Bailey
Bailey
Dr. Scott
Clayton
State Department
Texas
Secretary of State
Beilenberg
Department
Scote
Mexico
Senate
Scott
Beveridge
Indiana
Patterson
Colorado
Hanna
Ambassador Clayton
Burton
Kansas
Judge Penfield
Mr. Beveridge
Mr. Fairbanks
Alumni Officers Elected At Butte High Society Meeting
The Butte High School Alumni Association held its annual meeting in the gym last night. Officers for the coming year were chosen after a close contest among 38 charter members, with elections needing several ballots. A follow up meeting is planned for July 28 to review revisions to the constitution and by laws and handle other business. Pending officers include President O J Saville, Vice President Philip Goodwin, Secretary Miss Martha Fish, and Treasurer Miss Emma Dunston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alumni Association
O. J. Saville
Philip Goodwin
Martha Fish
Emma Dunston
Miss Josie Kelley Weds Joseph R R Jackson in Butte
Miss Josie Kelley of Butte married Joseph R R Jackson of New York City at St Patrick's church yesterday afternoon. A small ceremony followed by a reception at the bride’s mother's home on Franklin street and a honeymoon trip to New York aboard the Great Northern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union Telegraph Company
Butte
Men
The
Thornton
California
St. Mary's Academy
Grass Valley
Cal
Jackson
New York
Manhattan College
Bourke Cochran
Rey
William Jackson
M. J. Jackson
Tuckahoe
N. Y
Montana
Madison County
North Alabama Street
Travel Sale Dates and Fares Listed for Western Routes
Dates July 4 5 and 6 for Omaha and return price 54 50 St Joseph 54 50 Kansas City 54 00 Three routes east via Billings Denver or St Paul. For info apply 35 East Broadway Butte Mont H F Ruger Agent.
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Omaha
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Billings
Denver
St. Paul
East Broadway
Butte
Mont
H. F. Ruger
Great Northern Railway Sells Helena Tickets for July Dates
The Great Northern Railway will offer return tickets to Helena on July 2 4 and 5 for 2.90 dollars each. Tickets are sold at the ticket office 41 North Main Street with return validity until July 7.
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Great Northern Railway Company
Helena
North Main Street
Tattle Released After Insufficient Evidence in Assault Case
Johannes Tattle, arrested at Lion Mountain and brought from Missoula, was today released from the county jail on direction of the prosecuting attorney. County Attorney Gormley said no sufficient evidence to convict existed. Special Dispatch to the Standard. Great Falls council reads letter from state land commissioner secretary waiving preference to purchase the Great Falls water extension bonds.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
Johannes Tattle
Lion Mountain
Missoula
Tattle
Gormley
the State Land Commissioner
Chamberlain’s stomach and liver tablets praised by official Loomis judge
T W Robinson in Loomis Michigan calls Chamberlain’s stomach and liver tablets the best stomach remedy he has used. The ads claim the tablets regulate liver and bowels, are easy to take and affordable at 25 cents a box. Also promotes Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy and Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as trusted, universal cures carried by local druggists in Butte and nearby towns.
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Tam
Chamberlain
T. W. Robinson
Justice of the Peace
Loomis, Mich
Standard Drug Store
Smith Drug Store
Martin Drug Store
J. M. Kennedy Drug Company
Butte
G. W. Martin
Moody
Bute
Humane Society to Hire Special Officer With Clark Offer
The Humane Society board met at Secretary Orr’s office on West Granite Street and accepted C. W. Clark’s offer to pay half a special officer’s salary while merchants pledged the rest. An officer will be appointed and kept in the field, with Mrs. Earle White of New York expected in Butter in about two weeks to campaign statewide.
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the Humane Society
Orr
West
Granite Street
C. W. Clark
Clark
Earle White
New York
The
Humane Society
Hotel and Restaurant Employes Elect Officers
The Hotel and Restaurant Employes union No. 2 held a meeting last night electing Thomas Foley as president with William F. Palmer as vice president. Charles L. Hilditch was named recording secretary and Fred Wilson as financial secretary. W. Leedom became treasurer with delegates Thomas Foley Fred Cronin Hy Taylor to the Silver Bow Trades and Labor assembly. Trustees are Fred Cronin V. Post and W. P. Brooks. Hammocks-Now is the time to buy $1.75 to $4 for the best makes at Brownfield-Canty Carpet company.
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Thomas Foley
William F. Palmer
Charles L. Hilditch
Fred Wilson
W. Leedom
Silver Bow Trades and Labor Assembly
Fred Cronin
Hy Taylor
V. Post
W. P. Brooks
Brownfield-Canty Carpet Company’s
Accused Thief Seized At Great Northern Depot
Police Officer McGillick arrested Ab ner Bassett at the Great Northern depot last night. Bassett is charged with stealing gold dust from the Homestake gulch diggings operated by J. P. Reins and J. H. Curtis. Curtis testified to the complaint and Bassett was taken to Boulder to plead, as the theft occurred in Jefferson county.
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McGillick
Abner Bassett
Great Northern
Bassett
Homestake Gulch
J. P. Reins
J. H. Curtis
Curtis
Boulder
Jefferson County
Shooting at Elk Park Ends with Gunfire on Caprara
A water right dispute in Elk Park led to Robert Rand shooting Rudolph Caprara in the ankle. the bullet caused only a flesh wound and Rand escaped. Caprara received first aid in town. Separately, the Brinton infant daughter died at 430 Ohio Street, with funeral set for Wednesday at 2 p.m., and Arthur Jane's infant died at 619 East Mercury Street.
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Elk Park
Rudolph Caprara
Robert Rand
Caprara
Rand
W. B. Brinton
Ohio Street
Arthur Jane
East Mercury Street
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Butte News
Havana
Seno
Riley-Dwyer Liquor Co
John Gund Brewing Co
la Crosse, Wis
Beauty
Doull Bros
Buite, Mont
Salt Lake City, Utah
Lydia
Pinkham’s
Royce
City
Amabassador Clayton
Bailey and
Committee On Foreign Relations With Power
Victoria
Fact Office
Josie Kelley
Hride
Burlington
Dedication
Apitel Helena
Humane Society Officer
Association
Smith Hair Growing Co
Washington Blk
Symons
Jefferson County—Home
Bulletin Leg
Tonkin
Park Street
Big Blackfoot Milling Company
Cor
Arizona and Aluminum Sts
Anaconda
Bonner, Mont
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