Reward Offered in Montana Missing Woman Case
Police report a $100 reward for finding Mrs. Alice Kent of Minnesota City who is believed to have travelled to Montana. Descriptions include 28 years old, 5'6", 185 pounds, dark hair and eyes, gold teeth details, and rings. Also missing is H. T. Eastman of Minneapolis, last seen six weeks ago near Nicollet Avenue. Additional notices seek Olive E Hall and Alger Hall from Windsor Ontario with a $25 reward for the boy.
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Alice Kent
Baxter Detective Association of
Minnapolis
Mariana
A.J. W
Wilds of
Montana
H. T. Eastman
Eastman
Minneapolis
Harriett Avenue
Phoenix
Nicollet Avenue
Ninth Street
FE. J. Conrey
Windsor
Ontario
Olive FE. Hall
Alger Hall
Charles A. Mahoney
Olive E. Hall
Fraternal Brotherhood Lodge Formed in Anaconda
A Fraternal Brotherhood lodge organized in the A. O. H. hall Anaconda by William J. Matthews of Butte starts with about 54 members. It plans a special Wednesday train from Butte and an A. O. H. dance, with expectations of a large turnout and possibly a band from Butte.
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A. O. H. Hall
Anaconda
William J. Matthews
Butte
Montana
Meeting to decide election method next Wednesday
A note notes the method of selection will be elected or appointed and initiated at the meeting next Wednesday evening. Colored waists at a small margin above cost at McRae's.
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Tion
McRae’s
New Works Juniors Challenge Local Teams
The New Works Juniors baseball team invites any Butte squad of boys under 16 to a challenge game on Sunday June 14. They claim town championship after beating the foundry team and the Frinkes. Communications go to manager Mike Connors 716 East Third Street. Underwear sale advertised at McRae's.
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New Works
Butte
Foundry
Frinkes
Mike Connors
East Third Street
City Court Tackles Busy Day with Jail Change Rule
Police Magistrate R. J. Hayes sentenced several offenders in the city hall case load. He ordered future city jail confinement for city ordinance violators, with county jail used only when city locks are full. Barber Brown received 60 days but may leave town before 6 pm. Bessie Metcalf fined $10 for a disorderly house. James Dougherty jailed 10 days. Frank Starwood jailed 30 days. Free tickets for the merry go round at McRae’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Hayes
Will Brown
Brown
Mainville
Barney Fitzpatrick
James Dougherty
Frank Starwood
Frank O'Brien
Jury verdict favors Ditzums in small claim dispute
Judge Murphy and a six man jury settled a minor civil dispute between Peter Fine and the Ditzums on East Front street over an axe and revolver valued at 15.50. The jury found for the defendants after polling showed a 3 to 3 split, then awarded Fine back his property and three dollars and thirty cents. A second case, Rodger Munn versus Walsh on replevin for a body, was argued and awaits Judge Murphy's 10 o'clock decision with an appeal anticipated.
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Murphy
Rodger Munn
W. M. Walsh
Walsh
City society notices and local happenings
Social Turner hall events and lodge meetings fill the city agenda with dances, examinations, and appointments. Attorney Herren visits Anaconda. Mrs. McDonald of Helena arrives. rail line notes and factory injuries appear among the day’s brief items. James Churchill's funeral plans are announced from St. Ann's hospital.
Prompt action spares Chicago traders from warrants
Chicago June 3. Board of Trade directors and several members stave off warrants over alleged pretended buying and selling of grain. Accused include Louis R. Fyfe L H Manson B B Bryan Lorenzo J Lamson and S Warren Lamson. bonds arranged for all, and a planned raid avoided. President Chadler claims bucketshop retaliation for withholding quotations.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Louis R. Fyfe
L. H. Manson
B. B. Bryan
Lorenzo J Lamson
S. Warren Lamson
George T. Sullivan
Reid
President Chadler
Open Board of Trade
Alleged Assassins Appear For Trial In Jackson
In Jackson Kentucky on June 3 the trial for Jett and White, accused killers of J. B. Marcum, remains set for Morgan county but will be held locally if a jury from a neighboring county can be secured. Soldiers escorted the accused into court as guards faced a disturbances last night with shots fired in the air. The town reports only quiet otherwise.
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Jackson
Jett
White
J. B. Marcum
Morgan County
Thousands Leave Seattle for Nome Gold Fields
One thousand Seattle residents bid farewell and depart for Nome aboard the steamers Ohio and Centennial. No tickets remain for the first Nome sailings as the two passenger carriers have all accommodations spoken for.
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Seattle
Wash
Nome
Ohio
Centennial
Moody to leave cabinet after Roosevelt term ends
Washington reports that Secretary Moody will not remain in the cabinet beyond President Roosevelt's current term. Moody plans to resume the practice of law after his service ends.
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Washington
Moody
Roosevelt
Steamer St. Paul Sets Sail for Nome with Two Thousand Onboard
In San Francisco on June 3 the steamer St. Paul carried about two thousand people headed for Nome and Unalaska. Four hundred passengers boarded at the departure, marking a scene lively as in old days.
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San Francisco
St. Paul
Nome
Unalaska
Premature Explosion Injures Seven at Drug House Lab
In Pittsburg on June 3 a large amount of idiodine exploded in the W. J. Gilmore & Co laboratory injuring seven people. A 20 year old woman named Minnie Prim was possibly fatally harmed as the event caused great excitement and debris.
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Pittsburg
W. J. Gilmore & Co
Minnie Prim
Exchange Commission Begins Formal Sittings Next Week
London June 3 The United States international exchange commission members H H Hanna Charles A Conant and Prof J W Jenks held conferences with government officials this week. Sir Edward Satow the British minister to China met the delegates and discussed establishing a uniform potency in China and shared his oriental experience.
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London
United States International Exchange Commission
H. H. Hanna
Charles A. Conant
J. W. Jenks
Edward Satow
China
Labor Union Keeps HQ in Butte Amid Wage Dissent
The American Labor union at its Denver convention votes to keep headquarters in Butte. They discuss the Anaconda wage scale with no final decision, noting smeltermen earn 65 cents a day less than peers in Butte and Great Falls. A unanimous resolution condemns Russian anti Jewish outrages at Kichinier and urges U.S. protest. The body also absolves Boot and Shoe Workers union locals from demanding its label. Western Federation of Miners discusses Anaconda wages.
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The
Standard
Denver
American Labor Union
Butte
Anaconda
Great Falls
Kichiner
Clarence Smith
John Hay
United States
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
Western Federation of Miners
Mine Workers District Presidents Endorse Bargaining Stand
Wilkesbarre district presidents of the Mine Workers union reiterate their stance from last night. They say they oppose work suspension unless operators refuse to negotiate. District board members say the action is endorsed by mine workers in the region. Superintendent Warren would not comment.
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Wilkesbarre
Mine Workers’ Union
Warren
Mitchell denounces board of conciliation rejection
President John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers says the refusal to recognize district presidents as board members violates the strike commission provisions. He avoids specifying potential action or attitudes toward continued nonrecognition.
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Indianapolis
Ind
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Feasibility of Alternatives to General Work Suspension
A fragment notes discussion on possible responses to a disruption, asking whether actions beyond a blanket work halt could be pursued. It highlights consideration of targeted measures and alternative responses in the debate.
Railroads settle with freight handlers in Chicago eight of twenty four
The Rock Island and the Burlington railroads announced a settlement with their freight handlers in Chicago. Eight of the twenty four railroads have signed the new scale, matching the Lake Shore agreement reached last week.
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Chicago
Rock Island
Burlington
Lake Shore
Chicago Hotel and Restaurant Strikes Loom in Tie-Up
Chicago on June 3 faces a mass disruption as hundreds of hotels and restaurants may be tied up tomorrow due to refusals to sign wage scales and agreements proposed by organizing bodies.
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Chicago
Union Pacific Machinists Strike Settled
Omaha June 3 The 11 month long machinists strike on the Union Pacific system ends after a conference between President Burt and striker representatives.
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Omaha
Union Pacific
Burt
Seventeen Drowned Off Chile's Coast
A Pacific steamship with 80 passengers departed Valparaiso to ride out a gale. A dispatch from Valparaiso reports bodies of some crew washed ashore after the Ariquipa faced yesterday's storm.
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London
Lloyd’s
Valparaiso
Associated Press
Santiago Dehile
Pacific Steam Navigation Company
Ariquipa
Seventeen Rescued After Steamer Founders Off Valparaiso
Seventeen persons were saved from eighty on board the Pacific Steam Navigation steamer after it foundered in a gale that swept Valparaiso coast yesterday.
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Valparaiso
Chile
Pacific Steam Navigation Company
Attempt Reported on Life of Queen Draga
Unconfirmed rumors in Belgrade claim King Alexander's French cook killed himself at the palace after being detected in an alleged poisoning attempt against Queen Draga. The report notes the rumor circulating in Serbian capital on June 3.
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Vienna
Belgrade
Serba
Alexander
Draga
Tornado Toll Reaches 110 in Gainesville
Gainesville Ga June 3 reports to 2 pm place known dead at 110 from Monday's twister with an injured list of 30.
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Gainesville
Senator Elkins Arrives in Paris From New York
West Virginia senator Elkins and Mrs Elkins arrived in Paris from New York and will stay for some time according to local dispatches.
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H. W. Stephens
Spokane
Mrs. Stephens
California
Nevada
Senator Elkins
Paris
Elkins
West Virginia
Mia
New York
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H. L. Eastman
Minnesota City
McRye & Co
Brotherhood
Will
U.S
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CITY
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Bessie Metcalf
McRae's
Peter Fino
Stage
Turner Hall
Try
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Capital City Lodge
Social Dance
Opthalmometer Examination
Verberck Moes
S. (. Herren of
Furst
M. A. McCabe
Electric Light and Water Departments
Strain’s
D. A. McDonald
Helena
Order of Pendo
F. J. Effert
Wisconsin Central Railway
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. BE. Church
Capps
Great Northern Railway
Karl D. Beghtel
Lincoln School
Madras
Ben Munson
St. Ann's Hospital
E. G. Clark
Milwaukee
Ladies
Ald Society of the Presbyterian Church
Charles Hoy
Old Works
James Churchill
St. Ann’s Hospital
Bucket Shop
Copper City
Hostetter
Exchange Commission
Kichinef
Mitchell
Earth
Goodyear Rubber CO
St. Paul, Minn
Java
Ceylon
Copper City Commercial Co
Lockouuts
Liz
Rootbeer
Charles FE
Balrora
Daly Bank and Trust Company OF
Shearebo
Sterling Remedy Co
N.Y
Perre
Vitel
Veet Jr
PANY
Anaconda, Mont
Ta Drug Co
Newbro Brugton Lnc. Ma.n
Matthew J. Scallon
Durston Building
City of
Deer Ledge
State of
Gregory Scallon
Matthew J. Svallon
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