WANTS WRIT OF MANDATE IN STOCK DISPUTE AT COPPER CO
Otto Waldeck sues to compel issuance of 200000 shares of stock in the Butte Arizona Copper company held in trust for him. He alleges transfer of stock to Lander’s trust and then to the Butte Arizona company, with Waldeck’s 200000 share allotment not yet issued. Case names Lander Hall Mack Oster Laskey and others. lawyers Carroll Dolman and H J Maury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metz
Trutte & Arizona Copper Company
Otto Waldeck
George Lander
S. A. Hall
John Lindsey
Mack
W. Case
Hi. C. Magne
Daniel Arms
Lee Davinport
H. V. Winchell
Waldeck
Butte & Arizona Company
Lander
Hall
Oster
Laskey
Independence District
Jennie
Independence Gulch
John Metz
Jupiter
Cora
Burlington route round trip rates and Idaho asylum pursuit
The article lists Burlington route round trip fares from Omaha St Joseph and Kansas City to several cities with dates and prices. It also covers Idaho authorities retracting a wanted notice for John Ross at Blackfoot and his possible transfer to Warm Springs after being found not to match the description.
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Burlington
Omaha
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Chicago
St. Louis
Billings
St. Paul
Denver
Broadway
Butte
Mont
Furey
Blackfoot
Idaho
John Ross
Ross
Moscow
Warm Springs
Blackfoot Asylum
New York
Healthful Escape at Hunter's Hot Springs
A week or two at this renowned health and pleasure resort promises relief from fatigue and overwork. Its waters are reputed to aid rheumatism nervousness and digestive and kidney ailments with physicians nurses and masseurs overseeing baths. Special excursion rates include railroad fare board and lodging and bath use from principal Montana points.
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Montana
Butte Observes Flag Day With Widespread Display
Flags appeared citywide marking Flag Day. City offices firehouses and courthouse posted ensigns. District court judges, following Attorney General Donovan, declared Flag Day a legal holiday and adjourned proceedings until Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Miners’ Union
Sanger
District Court
Donovan
No Governor Proclaims Holiday, State Office Finds
County offices remained open and officials checked with the secretary of state to see if Governor Toole had proclaimed a holiday. No proclamation was issued, so the day was not a legal holiday and public business could be conducted.
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Secretary of State
Toole
Meeting at Fidelity Hall to arrange delegate transport
The notice calls for attendance at Fidelity Hall on Monday June 16 at 1 pm to arrange transportation for delegates to the district convention. By order Johanna B. Grigg, G. N.
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Fidelity Hall
Johanna
Fourth of July Plans and Goddess of Liberty Votes
Fourth of July committee met in Dr Rinckel’s office to organize a celebration with a 9 40 parade mile long featuring 40 societies 200 riders and 150 floats. The day includes ball racing drills and a grand fireworks display as well as readings of the declaration of independence and speeches by notable speakers. Tickets for the goddess of liberty vote will be sold through newspapers and several local stores after a vote tallies Miss Laura Kilgallan 723 Miss Corrie Bowman 304 Miss Theo Russell 461 Miss Julia Gindrup 507 Miss Mary Thompson 93 Miss Gertrude Pierce 199.
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United States
Goddess of Liberty
Drs. Cowperthwaite
Rinckel
Leys
Rose & Hosking
Leyson
Tuble
Newbro
Finien
Laura Kilgallan
Corrie Bowman
Theo Russell
Julia Gindrup
Mary Thompson
Gertrude Pierce
Victoria Resort Hopes for Butte Excursion to Victoria
Herbert Cuthbert of Victoria B C visits Butte as representative of the Victoria Tourist Association. An excursion plan aims to take Butte and Montana city visitors to Victoria for coronation celebrations and to view mines. The effort is backed by local business leaders, city council, and the board of trade. An 80 cent round trip is noted for a Butte to Mountain View park outing.
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Herbert Cuthbert
Victoria
B. C
Cuthbert
Board of Trade
Butte
Montana
Herman Ballinger
James Breen
National Park
TO PRESS IT 10 AN ISSUE RECIPROCITY MEN WANT IT
A compact note indicates debate over reciprocity in the upcoming issue cycle. The headline signals male advocates pressing for changes this week, though details remain vague in the fragmented OCR.
Critical Point on Cuban Reciprocity Bill Faces House Amendment
Republican leaders debate reporting a substitute for the Cuban reciprocity bill to align with a House amendment removing the refined sugar differential. Beet sugar Republicans split on abolition, but some back the House bill to avoid defeating all legislation. If enough Republicans side with Democrats, the bill could pass the Senate and reach the President for signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Committee On
Senate
Symons Dry Goods Co. Warns Against Unofficial Solicitors
Public notice warns residents about canvassers posing as Symons store agents. The firm states it employs no agents, does not solicit trade, and sells only at its own shop located at Nos. 68 and 80 West Park Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Symons
West Park Street
Symons Dry Goops Co
Hoar Brother Wit at Funeral Question
The World notes Senator Hoar’s brother, a distinguished jurist with sharp wit. It recalls a recent funeral in his town for a very rich but miserly man, and a bystander asking if Hoar would attend. He answers, No, but I am in favor of it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Hoar
Mr. Hoar
Free Trial Packages Sent By State Medical Institute
A home treatment claim asks all men suffering from what is labeled as men's weakness to write to the State Medical Institute for free trial packages. It asserts cures for years of mental and physical distress and promises discreet, plain packaging. Address: 688 Elektron Building, Ft Wayne, Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Medical Institute
Elektron
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Fortnightly Whist Club Awards Prizes at Coulsey Home
The Fortnightly Whist club met at Mrs G H Coulsey 321 West Galena Street. After whist and luncheon prizes were awarded first jardiniere to Mrs Wheeler second fancy cake plate to Mrs H W McCormick third fancy cup and saucer to Mrs P H Regan. Guests of honor were Mesdames King Martin and Garner. Mrs J Turner to entertain at Columbia Gardens on June 24.
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G. H. Coulsey
West Galena Street
Jardiniere
Wheeler
H. W McCormick
P. H. Regan
Mesdames King
Martin and
Garner
J. Turner
Columbia Gardens
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Autho
Hunter's Hot Springs
Montana Circle
Natal
Btue
Mountain View Park
Sharng
cCo
A. BE. Robinon
Mob. Co. Om
Morris
Lander Furniture and Carpet Co
E Dread
Evans’ Book Store
N. Main St
F. W. Parker
East Broadway
John T. Laws
Mielena
William Pepworth
Bozeman
Mndents Inc
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