Anaconda News Gosnell Re-elected To Six Month Trades Council
Deer Lodge County Trades council in Silverhall elects officers for six months led by President Gosnell and vice president Murphy. Recording and Financial secretaries, treasurer and trustees chosen. Oath administered by retiring VP White. Labor Day picnic planned at Mountain View park with union labor. Delegates report prosperous unions. next meeting July 15.
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Deer Lodge
Thomas D. Flynn
George Remington
M. Oates
Mountain View Park
Mountain View
Bankers and Officials Named in Montana Notice
The Montana list includes George H Savage, Charles Rohlfing from Milwaukee, H K King and R T Ballard with ties to Butte and Kansas City, L W Willis of St Joseph, J J Mc Gettigan, George H Berry of Butte, E M Heller of Minneapolis, and Robert C Smith, detailing a roster of individuals across several cities.
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Montana
George H. Savage
Butte
Charles Rohlfing
Milwaukee
H. K K. King
R. T. Ballard
Kansas City
L. W. Willis
St. Joe
J. J. McGettigan
George H. Berry
E. M. Heller
Minneapolis
Robert C. Smith
Special stockholders meeting of Gold Bar Mining Co
Notice lists multiple cities and names and states that a special meeting of Gold Bar Mining Company stockholders will be held on Saturday July 6 1901 at 2 pm at the office of T OLeary Anaconda Montana to transact business for stockholders. Also mentions trains to Mountain View park vaudeville boating dancing and a clothing tailor ad at Thueson 504 EK Park.
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Gold Bar Mining Company
T. O'Leary
Anaconda
Mont
A. F. Gray
W. S. Hawes
Mountain View Park
City life notes and sales in Anaconda headlines
Beehive flags and fireworks ignite a busy scene with concerts and dances at Turner hall and the depot, while merchants promote cigars, shoes, dresses, and a Fourth of July sale. Local residents from Butte and Anaconda arrive on business, with licenses, housing deals, and shop specials highlighted.
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Harry Wraight
Butte
Omaha Livestock Market Report July 1 Omaha Neb
Omaha markets show cattleReceipts 2000 plus, hogs 4500, sheep 2500. Cattle prices range for native and western cattle from 3.50 to 5.85, hogs mostly 5.87 to 5.95, sheep and lambs active with ewes at 3.00 to 3.80 and lambs at 4.00 to 5.50. Market described as slow to steady with slight declines noted in cattle.
Kansas City Market Summary Cattle Hogs And Sheep Change
Kansas City market report shows cattle receipts around 9 000 with steady tone. Texas steers bring 4 20 to 5 20 while native steers fetch 4 75 to 5 70 and stockers 3 25 to 4 40. Hog receipts about 5 000 with bulk sales 5 85 to 6 00 and pigs 5 50 to 5 65. Sheep receipts 4 000 with slow market and lambs 4 0 to 0 20.
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Kansas City
Texas
License Fee Fight and Nuisance Ruling Roil City Council
Alderman O Leary pushes a resolution labeling three colored clubs nuisances and urging police action while also backing a semi annual 100 dollar liquor license for all sale venues. Police committee to hear Barkovich charges. council splits 6 to 5 to refer without read.
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Steve Plesher
Barkovich
Anaconda
O'Leary
Williams
J. R. Boarman
Boarman
Sawyer
Duffy
Council
Harper
R. J. Hayes
Chile
Finance Committee
Fourth Street
Main Street
Butte, Anacconda & Pacific Railway
Fourth
Chestnut Streets
L. 8
Mallory
Copper City Commercial Company
Stephens
Peter Smith
John Laird
Government contract to raise Maine hull remains idle
Havana July 1 Three months after government completion of the contract to raise the battleship Maine hull no work has begun and contractors N F Chamberlain Co have not filed the $25 000 bond. Shipping interests here are urging action.
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Maine
Havana
Havana Harbor
N. F. Chamberlain & Co
Peruna praised by Dr Anna Wells for daughter’s recovery
Dr Anna Wells of Park Gate Hotel Chicago writes to Dr Hartman praising Peruna. She recounts her daughter Ethelyn Huston recovering from nervous exhaustion and insomnia after long treatment, noting improved appetite and sleep. Wells says she prescribes Peruna to patients and seeks world reach for the remedy.
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Anna Wells
M. D
Park Gate Hotel
Chicago
Ill
Dr. Hartman
Miss &. L. Huston
Tuan
Peruna
Ethelyn Leslie Huston
Department move to raise wreck due to dangerous bar
The department orders immediate salvage of the wreck to remove a developing dangerous bar. Officials warn nearby mariners to stay clear as work begins to stabilize the area and prevent further hazards.
Federal judge nullifies Arkansas rail commission tariffs
Little Rock Arkansas July 1 Federal Judge Trieber made perpetual a decree restraining the railroad commission from making and enforcing joint through ratings provided for in the standard freight distance tariff adopted in April 1900. The commission will appeal to the United States circuit court of appeals.
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Little Rock
Ark
Trieber
Arkansas Railroad Commission
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Texas cattle shipment fee case heads to Supreme Court
Attorney Ralph Talbot appealed to the United States Supreme Court as Reid, acting for the National Livestock association, was released on a $500 bond. The dispute concerns refusing state fees on cattle shipments and seeks a ruling applicable to all states.
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Texas
Ralph Talbot
United States Supreme Court
Reid
National Livestock Association
Supreme Court
Judge Denies Writ for Reid in State Inspection Case
Denver July 1 Judge Hallett of the U S district court denied a writ of habeas corpus to Ed H Reid the Omaha cattle shipper sentenced to six months imprisonment by the Arapahoe county district court for failure to pay the state inspection tax.
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Denver
Hallett
United States District Court
Ed H. Reid
Omaha
District Court
Arapahoe County
Akron Cereal Trust Plans Major Reorganization
An American Cereal company official announced in Akron Ohio on July 1 that the firm will reorganize with 8 million dollars in preferred stock and 4 million dollars in common stock, up from 3.5 million dollars. The move aims to enable the purchase of Great Western Cereal.
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Cereal Trust
Akron
Ohio
American Cereal Company
Great Western Cereal Company
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Rochester
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Spokane
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H. G. Woolton
F. W. Wagner
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Great Falls
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H. A. Slaughter
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W. R
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Poe
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People’s Store
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Flor de
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N. L. Casaday
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Phil McDonnell
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Great Northern Railway
Thomas C. Cullen
Ireland
Edward
United States
Strain
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R. de B. Smith
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Neb
Alderman O'Leary
Plesher
Dezel
Ethelyn L. Huston
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
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Anna Wells, M. D
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Sanden
A. T. Sanden
Russel Building
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Anaconda, Mont
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Teese
State Capitol Commission
State Capitol
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