Corporate changes in Butte district mining scene
The article notes a shift in Butte mining with more independent companies, less dominance by Amalgamated and Anaconda, and growing outsider interest. It highlights Hayden, Stone & Co and D. C. Jackling guiding new ventures at Butte Superior and McNeill Penrose Aldrich group, Paine Webber behind Fast Butte, Corbin Copper prospecting west of Gagnon, and ongoing stability amid few outright swindles. It also covers smelter changes, litigation settlements, and rising outside investment boosting local development.
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Butte
Claude T. Rice
W A. Clark
Clark
Amalgamated
Walkerville
W. A. Clark Jr
Elm Orlu
W. A. Clark
Butte Mining
America
Amalgamated Company
Anaconda Company
Anaconda
Butte Coalition Company
Red Metal Company
Boston & Montana
Butte & Boston
Heinze
Amalmated
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
North Butte
Tuolumne Copper Company
North Butte Company
Jessie
Tuolumne
Meaderville
Pittsmont
Hayden, Stone & Co
Butte & Superior
D. C. Jackling
McNeill- Penrose-Aldrich
Continental Zinc Company
Joplin
Ater
Paine, Webber
Fast Butte
Paine, Webber & Co
Montana
Corbin Copper Company
Gagnon
Stock Exchanges
Harte-Parks Pupils Offer Fine Recital In East Park Church
A large audience enjoyed a detailed musical recital by Mrs Frances Harte Parks pupils with assistance from Hugo Giduz violin and Alma Giduz piano. The program featured tenor Edgar Lowman soprano Elizabeth Brindisi and other performers, highlighting careful training and a polished presentation.
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Mathews
Townsend
Chadwick
Edgar Lowman
de Fontinailles
Cadman
Josephine Stopar
Serenity
Salter
Alma Giduz
Frances Harte-Parks
Handel
Tosti
Elizabeth Brindisi
Bond
Woodman
Fred Kloeckner
Thora
Adams
Finden
Grieg
Clarence Conn
Dick Slater
Nevin
Mise
Edna Wood
Delbruck
Thornton hotel and train bandits linked by descriptions
Police connected the Thornton hotel holdup and a train robbery through matching descriptions. A tall man wore soaked oil stained overalls found on scene. a lanky highwayman profile matched. Clothing bought Friday evening at Park street store, not identified by clerk. Conductor and crew reported bungling, one bandit nervous and shot at only when provoked.
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Thornton Hotel
Murphy
Park Street
Homestake
Palace Clothing Company
Sean
Express
Penny
Knox
Injured at race track by sick horse
E Hauser tied to a stable at the race track was nearly killed last night when a sick horse he was treating kicked him. The hoof struck above the heart breaking two ribs and driving one in just above the heart. He was treated at St James hospital and this morning reports say he is out of danger.
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E. Hauser
Hauser
St. James’ Hospital
Guest list of hotel guests across cities and states
A long list names numerous guests staying at hotels in cities from St Paul to San Diego. Names include Thornton J M Siegal Newark W E Reed Minneapolis E H Reed Chicago L H Shep hard New York J A Smith San Antonio L C Van Dornes Salt Lake Mrs J Procter Seattle B Chapin New York and many others across Montana Idaho Utah Colorado and Washington with several couples mentioned.
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Francisco
J. Allard
Denver
G. A. Kennedy
J. T. Wood
M. J. Wood
J. C. Bulline
Seattle
S. H. McDonald
H. White
Boise
T. K. Wilson
J. F. Cariison
Livingston
G. J. Rohn
Omaha
F. E. Clarke
New York
W. ¢. Every
Minneapolis
G. A. Milsne
St. Paul
T. D. Mastins
E. J. Gamman
Helena
H. K. Furman
Chicago
Butte
G. H. Keane
Lexington
Guy Gullock
Lewistown
H. E. Brandt
J. H. Thebodeau
Missoula
S. Silcott
Deer Lodge
Thomas Hickey
W. C. Jally
Billings
J. Allen
A. C. Ray
James Madden
Basin
T. H. Donaldson
George Wick
Co. A. Travis
L. Mayer
San Francisco
H. J. Miner
Finlen
J. C. Reynolds
Great Falls
I. J. Stagg
C. A. Richter
Los Angeles
R. H. Stetson
A. A. Nelson
F. D. Masters
J. B. Poindexter
Dixon
Dan Healey
Mrs. Hathaway
Stevensville
EK. O. Mahon
F. D. Willis
Dillon
CC. Malony
M. Ayers
Divide, Mont
M. A. Ayers
G. EF. Griff
San
Charles Scharf
Boulder
A. W. Swasey
L. L. Callaway
City
F. D. Jones
A. G. Salmon
Portland
C. O. Reed
C. EB. Harris
F. H. Nance
G. C. van Dernier
San Antonio
Texas
A. H. Bridewell
Spokane
R L. Miller
A. Nelson
Ennis
Mont
Mrs. B. Mitchell
San Diego
John Neal
North Carolina
E. J. Hansel
W. D. Coburn
R. J. Coburn
Brownside
Pickpockets At Race Track Lead To Arrests
A deputy sheriff was told yesterday that pickpockets were at work at the race track. Frank Ridter, 28, and William Tripp, 20, were arrested on suspicion after J. R. Schovill complained his pocket was picked while crowding into the betting ring. Tripp was released on bonds.
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Frank Ridter
William Tripp
J. R. Schovill
Tripp
Train Bandit Car Leader Identity Questioned In Hold Up
Police probe shifts to driver identity as bandits’ car leader remains uncertain amid arrests and witness accounts. Northern Pacific agents work with Bozeman officials. two suspects released. Clothings seized may aid partial identification by trainmen if possible.
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Northern Pacific Special
Edward Reynolds
Bozeman
Shoes, Coat and Hat Stolen in Strange Attack Tale
F P Fay a 30 year old trainman was found at Galena and Dakota street morning minus shoes coat and hat. He was treated for three head wounds and described being assaulted by three men who robbed him then fled. Fay spoke oddly at the station and faces vagrancy charges. A night watchman at Northern Pacific was attacked and forced to shoot at an unnamed stranger before arrest.
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F. P. Fay
Galena
Dakota Street
Fay
Lee Austin
Northern Pacific
Last Chance to Enter South Side Garden Contest
The South Side Improvement association seeks entries for prizes to promote gardens and tree planting. Tonight’s meeting at South Side Methodist Church is the final chance to join as a member and compete for yard and garden prizes, with exhibits to be shown at a later city exhibition.
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South Side
Association
James Wilson Resigns After Nine Years on Police Force
James Wilson, a respected police officer for nine years, turned in his badge and resigned to take life easy for a while. Appointed by Mayor McGinniss, he leaves with a spotless record and broad popularity, as Mayor Duncan orders two new hires: James Burns, a Socialist, and veteran T. P. Lally.
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James Wilson
Jim’ Wilson
McGinniss
Duncan
James Burns
T. P. Lally
Force
Saloon Proprieter Charges Result in Two Bad Check Complaints
Frank Walker of Walker's saloon on West Park street swore to complaints against George Woody for petty larceny by presenting a bad check and against W. F. Cobban for passing a worthless check totaling 17.50. Mrs. M. Bawm of 533 South Arizona street faces a health nuisance charge over property at 9 East Summit street.
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Health Department
Fire Department
East Park
Booker
Walker
Girroi
Old City Hotel
Frank Walker
West Park Street
George Woody
W. F. Cobban
M. Bawm
South Arizona Street
East Summit Street
Dust Storm Ties Dexter Mill to Storm Event
A weather cycle brought clear skies then rain and sun, with a strong afternoon wind and a dust storm sweeping the flat. The old Dexter mill on South Alabama street was partially sunken in at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon, a remnant of the old silver days.
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Loca Weather Office
Dexter
South Alabama Street
Open verdict in Fisher death case over tuberculosis or starvation
A coroner's jury could not determine if Charles E. Fisher died of tuberculosis or starvation and returned an open verdict. Witnesses described Fisher crawling into a box car in Milwaukee railroad yards and being found so weak he could barely speak, with evidence pointing to tuberculosis as a probable cause.
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Charles E. Fisher
Fisher
Milwaukee
Carmen Wins Over Electric Nine In Garden Game
Carmen of the Commercial league defeated the Electric nine by 4 to 3 last night at the gardens. Ivey pitched for the winners, keeping the Electrics scoreless for much of the game while Hansen toiled for the losers. Loose defense back of Hansen contributed to the defeat. The score by innings shows Carmen with a 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 and 4 runs to the Electrics 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 3.
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Carmen
Commercial League
the Gardens
Ivey
Hansen
R. H
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Intermountain
Denver Dispatches
Pawnee Bill
Colonel Cody
Old City
Harte-Parks
Part I
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Hugo Giduz
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Rodney
Helen Wicks
East Park Street
Hickeys
McGrew
Sacred Heart Church
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Park and Mercury
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Wyoming Streets
Cash
Thornton
Old Butte City
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East Park ST
South Side Improvement Association
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