Notice of Sale of Delinquent Stock in New Southern Cross Gold Mining Co
Delinquent assessing May 15 1901 will be sold at 2 oclock p m July 10 1901 at the secretarys office 8 West Park Street Butte Montana to cover unpaid assessments and costs of sale Delinquent names include H Courtenay G K Pratt T Benton Leiter James G Evans Louis Kaufman Mary L Kelly Wiseman John Noyes Thomas Castle H Halloway Frank L Smith Joseph H Case C P Drennan A J Gorham W H Nichols Ben F Harris secretary 8 West Park Street Butte Montana
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Southern Cross Gold Mining Company
Butte Mont
H. Courtenay
Guy KX. Pratt
T. Benton Leiter
James G. Evans
Louis Kaufman
Mary L. Kelly
P. Wiseman
T. Wiseman
Wiseman
John Noyes
Thomas Castle H. Halloway
Frank L. Smith
Joseph H. Case
C. P. Drennan
A. J. Gorham
W. H. Nichols
West Park Street
Butte
Mont
Oglock
Ben F. Harris
Butte, Mant
French Tansy Tablets advertised for menstrual relief
Ladies are offered French Tansy Tablets for relief and cure of painful and irregular menses. Manufactured by A. Augendre in Paris and sold only by D. M. Newhra Drug Co. in Butte, Montana as sole agents. Price two dollars per box, mailed sealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Augendre
Paris
France
D. M. Newhra Drug Co
Butte
Mont
Convict Jumps From Train During Jail Transfer
Henry Stine alias Jamee Rowland a Wells Fargo forger made a dramatic escape attempt while Sheriff Furey moved him and J. E. McNeil toward Deer Lodge. Stine leaped from the toilet window as the train sped, Rolled down an embankment, recovered, and was recaptured after a chase involving passengers and the sheriff. Stine received a three year for forgery. McNeil five years for burglary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Stine
Jamee Rowland
Wells, Fargo & Co
Furey
J. E. McNeil
Deer Lodsee
Deer Lodge
Wart Springs
Stine
Stace Track
Sheriff Furey
Grant
Sune
Son
Severgn Shore
Harmies Stine
McNeil
Stevens
Angacanda
McNee MecNeil
Prominent Eastern Politician Dead in Washington
Daniel J. Walsh of the Inter Mountain learned last night of his father Thomas H. Walsh chief of the fire department of the United States pension bureau death in Washington D C. Walsh 59 had long been a notable East politician and a force in New York state politics. He aided Harrison era campaigns and helped elect the Republican candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel J. Walsh
Inter Mountain
Washington, D. C
Thomas H. Walsh
United States Pension Bureau
Walsh
T. H. Walsh
East
New York State
Harrison
Immense Cuts in Freight Rates Shake Chicago Lines
Chicago dispatch reports a sweeping rate reduction among trunk lines from Chicago to Missouri river points. Santa Fe leads with 30 to 50 percent cuts effective July 13, aiming to deter secret rate cutting and force pool adhesion. rivals likely to follow. Separate items note a fatal quarre l and self harm in Aloany New York, a protest over Britain’s treatment of Boer women, and Omaha bulls at a street fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Missouri River Point
Santa Fe
Missouri River
W. B. Biddle
The
Tates
Kansas City
Miner Dies From Injuries At Ada Shaft Incident
Smith Davis of 519 West Galena street died from injuries after falling to the bottom of the Ada mine shaft in Jefferson county. He and R O Merriman had visited the mine to inspect property. Davis fell while ascending and suffered multiple breaks and internal injuries en route to Basin. He was a known local mining man. The report also notes the death of James J Shea, age 2, at 612 East Summit Street, with funeral set for Sunday at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Davis
West
Galena Street
Ada
Jefferson County
Davis
R. O.merriman
Montana Industries Shown in the Census
Washington reports a census release on Montana manufacturing detailing lead and copper smelters with a product value of 56,992,116 dollars. It lists 1,087 establishments, capital 40,506,081 dollars, and 10,101 wage earners with total wages of 8,158,550 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Montana
Possible Peace Move in Steel Workers Strike Rumored
Pittsburgh July 5 There is reason to believe an important development may occur tomorrow in the sheet and hoop steel mills dispute. A meeting of the Amalgamated advisory board is expected and hints of a secret New York peace conference among J P Morgan C M Schwab and other United States Steel leaders have circulated. A reply to the Amalgamated ultimatum may reach officials tomorrow for review. Local labor leaders were said to be in telephonic contact with New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Amalgamated Advisory Board
New York
J. P. Morgan
C. M. Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
Per
Reading Car Shops Strike Ends Unaccorded
In Reading on July 3, reports say 1,232 former employes who went on strike did not return to work after a conference with company president Baer. Strikers repudiated the agreement and will stay out until the company recognizes their union. Vice President Voorhees telegrammed that Philadelphia and Reading shop hands should be taken back.
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Reading
Reading Car Shops
Baer
Voorhees
Philadelphia & Reading
Baers
Newbro's Herpicide touted as dandruff cure
Charles Klein of Laramie Wyoming says Herpicide stopped itching dandruff and hair loss, claiming it promotes new hair growth. The advertisement states the product has no grease or dangerous drugs and makes hair glossy and soft. One bottle proves its merits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbro
Charles Klein
Laramie
Wyo
Reading railway shop strike settlement pledged by company
The Reading company officials stated that the agreement made by Mr. Baer with the shop employees will be carried out in every particular and by the company. A meeting in Philadelphia with Vice President Voorhees and Acting President Welsh followed discussions with the motive power head. No further details were released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baers
Reading
Mr. Welsh
Baer
No Developments in Steel Strike, Shaffer Says
Pittsburg July 4 There is no change in the steel strike situation. President Shaffer of the Amalgamated Association denies plans for a New York conference and cautions that no order to strike has been issued or discussed. He mentions possible talks in Milwaukee over scales for Federal Steel but nothing definite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stee
Pittsburg
Shaffer
Amalgamated Association
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Milwaukee
Federal Steel Company
Strikes Spread Across Regions Prompt Local Turmoil
On July 5 East St. Louis freight handlers partially struck the freighthouse with fewer than a hundred joining. A mob of about 200 supporters crossed the river and were dispersed by police amid ongoing East St. Louis congestion. Illinois Central imported 120 Black workers to replace striking truckers and sorters as momentum remains with the strikers. Dayton begins a $25,000 damages suit to set precedent on personal liability in strike troubles. In Pittsburgh, the tin scale dispute ends with wage gains of up to 10 percent. A Western Australia rail strike halts roads across the region as workers demand higher pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
East St. Louis
St. Louis
Illinois Central Railroad
Dayton
Ohio
Dayton Manufacturing Company
Bozeman Fourth Celebrations Close With Horse Races
Bozeman marked the Fourth with a strong program at Hoffman track drawing about 2,000 spectators. Highlights included a five mile bicycle race, a four and one half mile bicycle event, several trotting and pacing heats among Keener Briney Full Briney Blondie Lady Red Zozo and others, plus local pony races and a 220 yard foot race won by A. Dier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Hoffman Track
Ginn
Henry
Schabarker
Henssly
Rocher
Keener
Baker
Briney
W. Hoffman
Lady Red
W. W. D. Turner
Blondie
James Huber
Zozo
Hubert Hodee
Love
Tago
Allen
Charles B
Hodee
A. Dier
First Wool Sale On Great Falls Market Attains Low Price
The season's first wool sale at the Great Falls wool house drew a small mixed clip of 8500 pounds by H Jensen of Dupuyer. Sold for 1121/2 cents to Judd Root of Hartford Conn amid few buyers and only two bids. Also reports US Navy coal contract and Union Pacific president Burt visiting Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Great Falls
H. Jensen
Dupuyer
Judd & Root
Hartford
Conn
Seesua
Light Styles and Summer Wear Advertised
Summer wear includes crash hats in various shapes textures and colors with prices from 50c to 4.00 for Knox straws. Vertex Cellular underwear claims warmth cooling comfort and durability with cotton and linen options and two weights. Write for prices and particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox
Milan
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North Plain St
Montana Sandstone Company
Columbus
Merchants’ Bank Bidg
Helena
N. Mainst
Uceiess
J. A. Walsh
Washington, D.C
Montana Union Depot
Twin Bridges
Whitehall
Pipestone
Quarre
Aloany
N.Y
Raymond Albers
Emmanuel Koehler
Albers
Koehner
London
Levds
Brussels
Morning Post
Continental
United States
Great Britain
Holland
Omaha
South Omaha
Prince
Philadelphia 4& Reading Railroad
Philadelphia
Welsh
Taylor
Reading Company
International Tin Plate Workers’ Protective Association
American Tin Plate Company
Australia
Perth
Western Australia
Hays
Quartermaster's Department
Nagasaki
Japan
United States Army
Burt
Portland
Horace G. Burt
Union Pacific Railroad
Hennessy
Ker
Law
Hennessy’s
Butte, Montana
Spuchtel
Èxford
Riley
Minnessys
Butte, Alontana
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