Germans Strike In Two Mining Ground Suits
The Butte and Boston Consolidated Mining Co sues the Geyman Mining Co and heirs for trespass and to enjoin ore extraction. Crone affidavits describe underground tunneling and ore removal valued over 250000 dollars. Damages seek 5000 dollars for surface tailings dumped since September 1901.
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Butte & Boston Consolidated Mining Company
United States
Geyman Mining Company
Charles L. Geyman
Frank Geyman
John Geyman
Josie C. Geyman
John Crone
Butte & Boston Company
Harrington Placer
Geyman Company
Geymans
Geyman
Rice
Butte & Boston
Crone
Dutch Mary Detained for Mental Sanity Examination
Mary Capello known as Dutch Mary is held at the county jail after neighbors complain of unsound mind. Policeman Ingraham found her in Wyoming alley cabin acting oddly but not violent. she is set for a mental examination today.
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Mary Capello
Mary
Ingraham
Wyoming Alley
Mrs. L. H. Kimball Dies After Brief Illness
Mrs. L. H. Kimball long known in the city as Miss Clara Mueller dies after a brief illness. She is survived by relatives and will be sent to be laid to rest in a family plot.
Effective Stomach and Liver Tablets Ad Promotes Health
A 19th century ad extols Champlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets as superior to pills for restoring digestion. It claims easier use milder action and reliable results. The piece notes poolingville MD in winter saw a whooping cough epidemic and praises Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for saving three boys.
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Chamberlain
Poolesville
MD. Chamberlain
Teacher remembered for service in Butte public schools
Shubert died after a brief illness just before 2 am on Monday at 829 West Galena Street. She was a niece of Henry Mueller and leaves many friends. Remains will be shipped to Menasha, Wisconsin. The body lies at Sherman & Reed mortuary chapel. Mrs. Kimball was a dedicated public school teacher and, at her marriage last November, was principal of Greeley school.
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Butte
Greeley School
Suspect in Sweatbox Freed After Weak Evidence
Suspect Diedrich Ansinow, linked to the Pleasant Alley cabin bombing, was arrested by Officer Lutz and sweated at the county attorney's office but released with a warning due to lack of evidence. Martha Metz testified he threatened Russian Mary's cabin and was drunk during the period.
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Diedrich Ansinow
Pleasant Alley
Lutz
Ansinow
A. Anderson
Roosevelt
Martha Metz
Mary
Ansionw
Man Freed After Promise To Leave Booze Behind
A man was released on the condition he sticks to his pledge to abstain from alcohol. He was granted freedom once he agreed to keep liquor out of his life as part of the terms.
Whoop Er Up Club Closes Season with Danced Night
An artful disturbance described in announcements became a delightful dance at Renshaw hall. Sielaff's orchestra provided the music for the final hall of the season, with decorations reflecting the club style and a large attendance. Committee members included Joseph Duffy James McGlynn William Dee William Sielaff and Charles Griffin. John J. Murray served as floor manager and comfort oversight was by Joseph Cooney Al Murrish Fred Goodland Horace Merkle Walter Duffy and Joseph Malone.
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Renshaw Hall
Sielaff
Joseph Duffy
James McGlynn
William Dee
William Sielaff
Charles Griffin
John J. Murray
Joseph Cooney
al Murrish
Fred Goodland
Horace Merkle
Walter Duffy
Joseph Malone
Fifty Seven Drowned in Pacolet Valley Flood Toll
The flood in Pacolet valley halted traffic and cut communications making an exact death toll difficult. A list identifies drowned victims including Joseph B Hall and family, Bud Emery, Julius Biggerstaff, Mrs Hanson and child, Lowering family members, and others. Seven bodies unidentified have been recovered, relief fund reaches 7000 dollars with provisions collected, Mary Louise mill on Island Creek destroyed.
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Spartanburg
D. C
Pacolet Valley
Joseph B. Hall
Bud Emery
Faver Johnson
BE. Robbs
Julius Biggerstaff
Augustus Calvert
Hanson
Williams
Massey
Grenoble Simm
Robert Finley
Owens
Dec Williams
Rosie Johnson
Maggie Kirby
Gerald Long
John Swearigen
Lelia Gosa
William Kirby
Mary Louise
Island Creek
B. E
J. 5. Wilkins
Chicago Wheat and Corn Markets Dip on Weather and Cables
Moderate trading seen in Chicago wheat with July futures easing from earlier lows due to improved weather and weak cables. Outside markets also fell, but late day activity by commission houses provided a recovery, though not to initial levels. Corn followed the grain trend with July closing marginally lower as weather improved and selling dominated early.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Northwest
Toy
Cabies
New York Girl Killed in Paris Elevator Accident
Constance Gracie, daughter of Archibald Gracie of New York and relative of President Roosevelt, died in Paris when an elevator at the Hotel de la Tremerlee crushed her yesterday evening.
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Paris
Constance
Archibald Gracie
New York
Hotel de la Tremerlee
Gracie
Roosevelt
Market closes steady amid mixed grain trade and price shifts
Traders noted rains in the East and improving Western weather as buyers absorbed offerings. July futures softened while September remained steady. pork, lard, and ribs moved firmer, with cash grain prices showing modest gains and supplies shaping the day.
Chicago cattle market report with varied receipts
Cattle receipts reported with steady prices. Good to Me steers around 4.00 to 5.40, mixed quality from poor to medium. Stockers and feeders near 4.8, cows about 1.40 to 1.70, helpers around 2.25. Hogs receipts listed at 37 to 40, Luau details unclear.
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Chicago
Row 25 Market Prices and Livestock Quotes
Market notation shows livestock and meat prices with notes on sheep, lambs, and butchers. Entries include steady to strong ewe and lamb quotes, bulk sales figures, and assorted weight categories.
Market yields mixed cattle and hog receipts in Omaha region
South Omaha market notes show cattle and hog receipts with mixed demand. Cows and heifers around 4 000 head with prices near 223 per hundredweight, calves and feeders steady to firm. Pigs and sheep receipts listed with various prices, including wethers and lambs around 2.50 and 5.05 respectively.
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South Omaha
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Butte News
Butte & Boston Plaintiff
Newsboys
Carpenters’ Union Hall
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Dennis Harrington
Orion Mandolin Club
Mesers
Passmore
Riley
Miss Chamberlain
J. Broughton
Willie Johns
Olive Kendall
Waldrip
R. Brasier
W. A. Clark
Henry Mueller
Chamlain
Curoprew
Montana
Louis Hermsdorf
Hermsdorf
Grenadines
Valenciennes
Valenciennes Don Yards
Avi
Panamas
Panama
Senate
F. P. Reed & Co
Monte Carlos
van Orden Corset Co
Fifth Avenue
New York City
New England
Stasia Jackson
East
Granite Street
Kimball
South Car
Olina Cloudblast
Wilty
Ste
Bowe
Wusmbib
Busiels
Chicago Livestock
Ther Markets
Omaha Livestock
Boston Mintong
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