Notice of Sale of Delinquent Stock, New Southern Cross Gold Mining
Delinquent stock of the New Southern Cross Gold Mining Company with principal office in Butte Montana will be sold at 2 o'clock pm on July 10 1901 at the secretary's office 8 West Park Street Butte to cover delinquent assessments listed beside individual shareholders including S H Courtenay Guy Platt James Evans Louis Kaufman Mary L Kelly William Feck Thomas Castle Joseph H Case and others plus costs and expenses of sale. Ben F Harris secretary dated June 15 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Southern Cross Gold Mining Company
Butte, Mont
S. H. Courtenay
Guy
Platt
T. Benton Leiter
James G. Evans
Louis Kaufman
Mary L. Kelly
William Feck
John Noyes
Thomas Castle
H. Halloway
Frank E. Smith
Joseph H. Case
French Tansy Tablets marketed 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 by D M Newbroa Drug Co Butte Montana as sole agents. Price two dollars per box, mailed sealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.augendre
Paris
France
D. M. Newbroa Drug Co
Butte
Mont
Convict Jumps From Car Window in Escape Attempt
Henry Stine alias Jamee Rowland a Wells Fargo forger, tried to flee while being taken to Deer Lodge. Sheriff Furey pursued from Warm Springs to Race Track, Stine leaped from a toilet window, was recaptured after a rapid chase, his face scratched and hands bleeding. Both prisoners were returned to the train and jailed in the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Stine
Jamee Rowland
Wells, Fargo & Co
Furey
J. E. McNeil
Deer Lodge
Warm Springs
Stile
Tolet
Sherif
Race Track
Stine
Sheriff Furey
Grant
Stina
Nameurs
Sprinier
McNeil
Stevens
Anaconda
McNer
McNett
Prominent Eastern Politician Dies in Washington
Daniel J. Walsh of the Inter Mountain reports the death of his father Thomas H. Walsh in Washington D C at age 59. Walsh was long regarded as a powerful eastern politician and a valuable ally to administrations, notably instrumental in Harrison era campaigns. The news came without prior illness details. A Sunday excursion train schedule to Twin Bridges, Whitehall, Pipestone, and Deer Lodge is listed with fares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Walsh
Daniel J. Walsh
Washington, D.C
Inter Mountain
Washington, D. C
Thomas H. Walsh
United States Pension Bureau
Mr. Walsh
T. H. Walsh
East
New York State
Harrison
Montana Union Depot
Twin Bridges
Butte
Whitehall
Pipestone
Deer Lodge
Immense Cuts In Freight Rates Inflate Chicago Rivalry
Chicago July 5. A rate fight erupts among trunk lines between Chicago and Missouri river centers with secret reductions already underway. Santa Fe leads with July 15 rate cuts averaging 30 to 40 percent below current tariffs, aiming to force rivals to join and end secret undercutting. Freight traffic between Chicago and Kansas City has dwindled to 4-5 percent of total, spurring wholesale reductions until competitors prove stable rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Missouri River Point
Santa Fe
Missouri River
Mmembers
W. B. Biddlefreight
The
Kansas City
Miner Dies From Ada Shaft Injuries in Jefferson County
James Davis of 519 West Galena Street died from injuries after falling 73 feet down the Ada mine shaft while inspecting property with R O Merriman. He suffered multiple fractures and internal injuries, transported 12 miles to Basin, and was a well known local mining man. Separately, James J. Shea aged 2 died 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
Tuay
Davis
R. 0. Merriman
James J. Shea
John J. Shea
East Summit Street
Montana Industries Shown in the Census
Washington July 5 preliminary census statement details Montana manufacturing status with 1 087 establishments capital of 40 506 081 and 10 101 wage earners. Total product value 56 392 116 with smelters contributing 41 651 318. Wages total 8 955 530 and smelter capacity 29 699 456 with 4 453 workers and 4 189 Tod in wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Montana
Possible steel strike settlement unlikely after negotiations
Reports from Pittsburgh indicate no settlement appears possible in the steel workers dispute. A Amalgamated advisory board meeting is planned for tomorrow with hints of a secret New York peace conference involving J P Morgan C M Schwab and other United States Steel leaders. Persifer F. Smith and John Jarrett are named as Pittsburgh participants. Local labor leaders are said to be in touch with New York figures by telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W
Pittsburg
Amalgamated Advisory Board
New York
J. PR. Morgan
C. M. Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
Reading car shops strike continues without surrender
In Reading Pennsylvania on July 3 none of the former Reading car shops workers who struck have returned to work. Their representatives, in a conference with President Baer, agreed to end the strike today but the men repudiated the pact and will stay out until the company recognizes their union. There are 1232 on strike and Vice President Voorhees telegraphed that all Philadelphia and Reading shop hands should be taken back. Baer insists the agreement be strictly carried out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Reading Car Shops
Baer
Voorhees
Philadelphia & Reading
Herpicide Promises Cure for Dandruff Dandruff Claim
The ad proclaims Herpicide as a new scientific dandruff treatment that destroys the parasite causing hair loss. Charles Klein of Laramie Wyoming testifies it stopped itching, cured dandruff, halted shedding, and promoted new hair growth. The product is grease free and gentle, leaving hair glossy and soft. One bottle should prove its merits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newobro
Charles Klein
Laramie
Wyo
Readings Railway Shop Strike Conference Ends With Accord
Officials report that after a two hour meeting in Philadelphia between Prince, Voorhees, Welsh, and Taylor, the Reading railway shop strike settlement will be carried out by the company in every detail as previously announced by Baer. The parties declined to discuss further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Baer
Readings
Mr. Welsh
Baer
No Change in Steels Workers Strike Says Shaffer
Pittsburg July 3 Amalgamated Association President Shaffer denies plans for a New York conference with United States Steel officials and says no new developments exist. He may go to Milwaukee to aid settlements on scale wages for Federal Steel while denying any threat to call a strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stee
Pittsburg
Shaffer
Amalgamated Association
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Milwaukee
Federal Steel Company
International Tin Plate Workers' Protective Association
American Tin Plate Company
Freight Handlers Strike Spreads Across River
On July 5 a partial strike by East St. Louis freight handlers aimed at Missouri side workers drew a small turnout. About 100 strikers and a 200-strong sympathizer crowd were dispersed by police, while congestion persisted as Illinois Central hired 120 Black workers to replace striking truckers and sorters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
East St. Louis
St Louis
St. Louis
Illinois Central Railroad
Bozeman Fourth of July Race Day Ends With Strong Program
Bozeman July 5 celebration closes after a fine programme led by horse racing at Hoffman track drawing about 2000 spectators. Events include five mile bicycle race Ginn wins, four and one half mile bicycle Schabarker takes purse, several trotting heats with Fuller and Briney contesting, and a notable trotting and pacing race featuring Lady Red Blondie and Zozo. Local ponies compete in running events and A Dier wins a 22 yard foot race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Hoffman Track
Ginn
Henry
Schabarker
Hensely
Borcher
Keener
Baker
Fuiler
Kidd
Craig
Senator B
Storay
Irs
Briney
Fuller
Puller
Hhetween
W. Hoffman
Lady Red
W. D Turner
Blondie
James Huber
Zozo
A. Dier
First Wool Sale At Great Falls Mixed Wool Brings Low Bid
The first wool sale of the season on the Great Falls market yielded 114 1 2 cents for a small mixed lot of inferior quality. H Jensen of Dupuyer offered 27 sacks containing about 500 pounds. Judd and Root of Hartford bought at 11 1 2 cents with few buyers and only two bids. The Japanese coal contract for the army transports was placed with Miike coal of Nagasaki for six months to test quality. President Horace G Burt of Union Pacific visited Beaneae Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Standard
Great Falls
Wool House
H. Jensen
Dupuyer
Judd & Root
Hartford, Conn
Washington
Quartermaster's Department
Nagasaki
Japan
United States Army
Beaneae
Light Styles and Vertex Cellular Summer Wear
Light Styles promotes Vertex Cellular clothing as warm in winter and cool in summer due to non-conducting air in its meshes. It claims durability, easy washing, skin friendliness, and reduced irritation. Linen underwear offered in two weights, cotton and linen, with emphasis on comfort and health benefits. Write for prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vertex Cellular
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Butte News
Montana Sandstone Company
Columbus
Merchants’ Bank Bldg
Helena
N. Maintt
Ny Uys Fates
Sane
Albany
Raymond Albers
Emmaniwnt Kochier
Albers
Koehler
London
Dr. Leyds
Brussels
Morning Post
Continental
United States
Great Britain
Holland
Omaha
South Omaha Street Fair
Gould
Prince
Philadelphia & Reading Tulroad
Philadelphia
Welsh
Taylor
Dayton
Ohio
Dayton Manufacturing Company
Australia
Perth
Western Australia
Soea
Portland
Ore
Horace G. Burt
Union Pacific Railroad
Malin
Mennessy
Knox
Milan
Hennessy Tailoring Department
Hennessy
Bhamrock
Nily
Victoria
Hennessy’s
Butte, Montana
Riley
Butte, Alontane
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