Heinze Seeks Fourth Interest in Black Placer Property
W Augustus Heinze administrator of the James Larkin estate obtained court leave to intervene in Lulu Largey v Home Investment and Realty Co et al to contest sale of the Black placer under a $45,000 Holter Gould judgment. Heinze asserts Larkin’s heirs hold a fourth interest under a prior agreement. property below Silver and east of Main valued about $150,000. Fr M Maury represents Heinze.
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W. Augustus Heinze
James Larkin
Clancy
Lulu ¥. Largey
Home Investment and Realty Company
N. B. Holter
N. J. Gould
Montana Loan and Realty Company
Heinze
Larkin
P. A. Largey
Montana Loan d Realty Company
Leander Black
Silver Street
Main Street
Fr. M. Maury
AFFAIRS OF THE ALICE GOLD AND SILVER MINING CO
An annual statement filed with the county clerk shows capital stock of 10 million dollars all paid in property. It lists 17 patented mining claims a 60 stamp mill a 20 stamp mill hoisting works and machinery valued at 70000 and total assets of 6000. Armour Car Line of Montana files a statement with capital stock 100000 liabilities 50000. Armour Co statement shows capital stock 100000 assets 199218 and debt 97375.
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Alice Gold and Silver Mining Company
Armour Car Line Company of
Montana
Armour Company
Judge to Hear Motion to Quash Election Contest
Judge McClernan will hear a motion to quash the petition of P. V. Ryan in the election contest against John Weston county clerk and recorder next Monday. Attorneys William E. Carroll for the contestant and J. P. Forestell for Weston reached an understanding on the hearing. If quashed, the contest ends here. if not, further legal action lies ahead.
Resignation of Montana Druids official filed for Mystic Tie Grove
Prof. Augustus M. Smith, who became district deputy supreme arch for Montana seven years ago, has tendered his resignation effective after completing duties for Mystic Tie grove No 2. The resignation is with the supreme arch for final decision.
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Augustus M. Smith
Supreme Arch
Montana
Mystic Tie Grove
United Ancient Order of Druids
Round trip Basin or Boulder fare and schedules
Unsure ticket details describe a round trip to Basin or Boulder with travel on Saturday or Sunday and return by Monday. Mentions Alhambra and return options with a price of $1.35, ticket office at 41 North Main Street. Other garbled names appear to be station or person references.
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Boulder
Olee
North Main Street
Tutte
Eight Hour Law Triggers Mine Closures and Unrest
Prosecnt Arizona June 1 eight hour law took effect. Mine owners had long ago adopted a wage scale for eight hours that workers reject. Several mines reportedly closed today and more may follow, with news to come in a few days.
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Prosecnt
Ariz
Minypta
Montana Supreme Court Reverses In Lena Conley Case
Helena Montana June 1 The Montana Supreme Court reversed a lower court ruling in the Lena Conley versus John Dunn claim and delivery action remanding for a new trial. Conley claims ownership of several horses and cattle while Dunn denies ownership and possession and asserts title in a third party with a chattel mortgage. The sheriff of the county conducted the seizure and trial. The original judgment favored the plaintiff and the appeal followed an order denying a new trial.
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Standard
Helena
Lena Conley
John Dunn
Supreme Court
Dunn
Veteran journalist killed in Santa Fe plaza accident
George H. Cross a veteran New Mexico journalist, fell down a steep cellarway on the plaza and died. He founded a daily at St. Joseph and later edited the Optic at Las Vegas and the New Mexican at Santa Fe.
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Santa Fe
N. M
George H. Cross
New Mexico
Plaza
St. Joseph
Optic
Las Vegas
New Mexican
Supreme Court Advances Northern Securities Case Date Set
The U S Supreme Court granted Solicitor General Hoyts motion to advance the Northern Securities case. The court fixed December 14 for the argument.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Hoyt
Northern Securities Company
Textile strike expands to ninety thousand workers in Philadelphia
Philadelphia reports an intensified textile strike involving about 90,000 workers across 39 branches. Of 600 firms, 47 granted demands. ingrain carpet mills idle affecting 5,000 weavers and 10,000 others. Collison mill closed indefinitely. 125,000 daily wage loss. Chicago laundries also hit by protests.
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Philadelphia
Ingrain
Herkshire
John
James Collison
Manufacturers’ Executive Committee
Bookbinders Strike Ties Up Northern California Mills
In San Francisco 250 Bindery Women union members walk out seeking a $10 minimum wage and $15 for forewomen. The walkout halts all local bookbinding ops while the Journeymen Bookbinders' union backs the action against proposed wage and apprentice changes.
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San Francisco
Bindery Women's Union
Journeymen Bookbinders’ Union
Shooting at Ed Runner's saloon shocks Red Lodge
Under Sheriff William Gebo reports a Saturday morning shooting in Ed Runner's saloon. A man known as Sure Shot fired at Runner, wounding him in the left shoulder and back. Runner retaliated, shooting from behind the bar. Sure Shot fled toward Fish Tail, later guarded.
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Standard
Red Lodge
William Tiebo
Absarokee
Ed Runner
Sure Shot
Runner
Columbus
Gebo
Fish Tail
Start West to See President Roosevelt
Kalispell Montana June 1 Kant Klenek age 11 left home Sunday night with fellow traveler Wright to visit President Roosevelt in Spokane. Their slow train stopped at many spots and Spokane destination missed when the train already left. Officers alerted to arrest and return the boys if found.
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The
Standard
Kalispell
Kant Klenek
L. G. Klenek
Spokane
Wright
Mills Reopen After Nine Week Labor Turmoil
In Lowell on June 1 mills including Massachusetts Merrimac Bowell Tremont Suffolk Hamilton and Appleton Cotton Mills opened their gates after nine weeks of labor trouble. The Lawrence Mills, partly closed, also resumed operations with about 4,000 of 18,000 idle workers reporting back.
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Lowell
Mass
Massachusetts
Merrimac
Bowell
Tremont
Suffolk
Hamilton and Appleton
Lawrence Mills
Report on Conditions at Standard Mill Colorado City Calo
The committee on strikes and lockouts of the Western Federation of Miners reports to the convention on conditions at the Standard mill in Colorado City Calo. The document advises that all members...
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Colorado
Colorado City
American Labor Union Today
Matz
Denver
Western Federation of Miners
Standard
Calo
Forgotten Son Seeks Father in Red Lodge Chase
Cale Torreyson of Ottumwa Iowa, calling himself a forgotten son, seeks information on his father James W Torreyson last heard four years ago. The father was living in Red Lodge in 1886 with a brother Jack Torreysoun and was possibly a coal mine superintendent. Dale Torreyson lists an Ottumwa address on West Main Street.
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The
Standard
Red Lodge
James W. Torreyson
Cale Torreyson
Ottumwa
Iowa
Jack Torreysoun
Dale Torreyson
West Main Street
Miss Lillian T Yerkes in Bozeman for land contest hearing
Miss Lillian T Yerkes assistant cashier of Varpon County Bank traveled to Bozeman last week to attend a hearing before the register of the United States land office. The dispute concerns a contest filed by James Haljou of Pullings against her entry of two acres of coal land in Lear Creek coal field.
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Standard Hed Lodge
Lillian T Yerkes
Varponounty Bank
Bozeman
Athena
United States Land Office
James Haljou
Teo Acres
Lear Creek
Smallpox Case Confined in Red Lodge Patient
Report from Red Lodge notes a man with a virulent smallpox infection is confined in the Peat facility. Local residents are alerted as health authorities isolate the case and monitor contacts.
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Standart
Red Lodge
Local health case quieted after single illness
County authorities kept the matter discreet for about six weeks as they managed one reported case of disease. The patient, identified as G. H., arrived seeking work in picture framing and prompted cautious public concern.
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G. H
Old Gold and Silver Treasures at the United States Assay Office
A tale of ancient gold and silver pieces passing through the assay office. It recalls a famed 1860s nugget shown in Paris, once valued around 9000 dollars, with a later fake and dramatic extraction tale.
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United States
Uncle Bam
California
New York
France
Paris
Americas
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Joe
Price
Hiere
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Cenes
WQMEN
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