Fire Threat After Engine Spark Looms Over Barn
Fire alarms sounded as an engine spark sparked fear of a big blaze near Arthur Vo Corey’s property and the Amalgamated Mining camp. Theodore Hiennessy’s barn and East Butte Mining ore bins were in danger while residents formed brigades and dragged belongings into the street as water teams rushed to douse the dry woodwork.
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Arthur Vo Corey
Amalgamated” Company
Theodore Hiennessy
East Butte
Hurrie
Braund
Tal- Bot Avenue
Butte Department
East Butte Mining Company
Alexander Turner
Brand
Sweet Pea Carnival Costs Bozeman Substantial Sum
The Standard reports heightened interest in Bozeman’s Sweet Pea Carnival as merchants prepare floats and the queen’s float. With many entries for August 1, a committee member estimates the carnival cost the city and participants around $25,000 this year and nearly $90,000 last year.
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Sweet Pea Carnival
Bozeman
Montana
Dutch battleship Jacob van Teesmskerk readied for action
The Hague reports orders to sail the 3000 ton battleship Jacob van Teesmskerk to the Caribbean with expected impact on Venezuela tensions after Dutch minister expulsions. Washington notes limited information on Dutch intentions beyond press accounts. The Gelderland cruises near Venezuelan waters after leaving Curacao for Porto Cabello.
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The
Hague
Jacob van Tlesmskerk
Caribbean Sea
Washington
Department of State
Holland
Venezuela
Derens
Terrible Tales Told of the Convict Camps
Atlanta reports George F. Hurt testifying before a legislative committee on prison board conduct. He recounts a convict clash where one man drove a pick into another, piercing the lung. the insurgent later died of pneumonia. The remains of Henry Giles to be moved to 145 Missoula Avenue for funeral services at 2 p.m. with Rev. John Hosking officiating.
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Atlanta
George F. Hurt
State Prison Board
Henry Giles
Richars
William Jane
Missoula Avenue
Serye
John Hosking
Tating
Unclear 19th century notes on estates and unions
New York items describe objections to a will and the adoption of Isabel Lucchesi by a HartGuillemin, detailing Hart’s rise from a Virginia peddler to a large New York fortune and Paris mansion. Scranton, Del., and Denver dispatches report a Delaware, Lackawanna & Western strike vote, and Western Federation miners appoint John M. ONeill editor of the Miners Magazine for the year.
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New York
Isabel Luicbhest Hart Guillemin
Jean Guillemin
Vienna
Hart
Virginia
Paris
Isabel Lucchesi
Scranton
Hawley
The
Switchmen's Union
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Road
True Jel
Denver
Woard
Western
John M. O'Neill
Miners Magazine
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Ted Dal
Witer
Aee
Benjamin Hart
Rinckel Butte
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