Cure for rheumatism hailed by local taxi driver
William Butch, a 24 year city resident and taxi driver at 4 North Main, claims severe rheumatism pain eased after using Dr Jaeger’s cure. He reports swelling in his thumb and knee subsiding and better health after two bottles. The remedy, a doctor’s prescription from Baden Germany, is not a patent medicine and was kept out of the market by the original owner. Further information or purchases available via George W Sparrow, Anaconda, or Fischer's cigar stand, Butte.
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William Butch
North Main Street
Baten
Haden
Baden
Germany
Jaeger
George W. Sparrow
Fischer
West Broadway
Butte
SouTh Butte Mining declares quarterly earnings per share
South Butte Mining Company announces a quarterly dividend of 219,000 dollars, or five cents per share, on outstanding stock as surplus earnings. The dividend is payable July 25, 1914, to holders of record June 1914. Transfer books close July 3 to July 13, 1914. F R Kennedy, secretary and treasurer.
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Avicena
F. R Kennedy
Downward Trend in Busy Stock Market
A heavy selling day across major rail and industrial issues followed a near six point drop in the market led by Pennsylvania and steel stocks. Declines extended to New York Central and Baltimore & Ohio with pervasive weakness in copper and associated sectors, amid mixed news and a rate- decision context from early week.
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New York
Tofiay
New York Central
St. Paul
Baltimore
Ohio
Panhandle
Pennsylvania
Shearson, Hammut & Co
St. Pau
Baltimore & Ohio
Union Pacific
William’ Rockefeller
Standard Oil
Canadian Pacific
Chicago Markets Show Sharp Wheat Slump On Harvest Hopes
Chicago markets report a broad wheat retreat as expectations of a large U.S. crop weigh on prices. July wheat opened at 7 cents, with oats weak and provisions higher. cash meats in strong demand. Cattle and hog receipts varied by market, with overall mixed to higher tones in Chicago. New York reports steady money and currency conditions, copper and other metals showing limited activity.
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Russia
Rumania
United States
Liverpool
New York Evening Post
Heilbronner Company
Sharp
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Supreme Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
St. Pauluropean
Paris Bani
Paris
Pennsylvania Railway
East Front Pipe Company
White and associates freed from indictment
Charleston June 24 In a U S district court proceeding district attorney W G Barnhart requested and the court released John P White president and Frank J Hayes junior president of the United Mine Workers and 17 other officers from indictments dating to 1913 They were accused of conspiring with coal operators across Western Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and Illinois to raise mining costs in West Virginia but the conspiracy charges could not be proven under the Sherman act.
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Charleston
W. Va
John P. White
Frank J. Hayes
United Mine
Workers of America
United States District Court
W. G. Barnhart
White
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
West Virginia
Child in a Pink Gown Kissed by the President
Washington June 24 President Wilson kissed Laura Margaret Reilly ten year old daughter of Princeton graduate Charles T Reilly after the girl asked to take a kiss back to California She wore a pink gown and bonnet as she visited with her parents in the White House reception effort continues for the California bound girl
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Wilson
Los Angeles
Laura Margaret Reilly
Charles T. Reilly
Princeton
California
Unpaid taxes on 90 acres under Oregon California grant
Salem notes that the Oregon Tax Commission has ordered assessors to list the 2.1% 90 acre tract in the name of the Oregon California Railroad company. The land, part of the Oregon California land grant, remains vested in the company until the U.S. Supreme Court decides the forfeiture suit. The 1913 tax is estimated at 400000.
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Salem
Are
Oregon-California Railroad Company
United States Supreme Court
State Tax Commission
Oregon
Federal District Court
Portland
Tax Commission
Supreme Court
Flags for the Fourth Sold At Limited Supply
An OCR snippet describes cotton flags eight poles with rope and hardware for a Fourth of July display. A limited supply flags are sold to customers, bunting flags priced at 125 dollars each, with one per customer. Out of town subscribers are supplied at the newspaper.
Market Slump Reflects General Weakness Across Stocks
A broad market drop capped a weak session with prices slipping about two points. Panhandle dividends sparked selling amid scarce support as Steel fell from 63 to 60, Amalgamated down to 62, Anaconda to 30, and Southern Pacific retreating to 9, while broader sentiment remained cautious with little local activity and widespread liquidation across major rails and utilities.
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Anaconda
Butte & London
Southern Pacific
Paine-Webber Co
Boston
United States Steel
Amalgamated
Placer Ground Suit In Federal Court
The Clark Montena Realty company sues in equity for four acres of placer ground valued at 5000 dollars claiming clear fee simple title. The defendants W son EM Barrot and S Shaw contest, while Upton Warren Marsh Mitte Warren and others are listed as original holders involved in the patent secured at the Helena land office. The land lies in Summit Valley mining district section 44 township 3 north range 8 west. Shelton Pureman and Verheyen represent the plaintiff.
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Clark-Montena Realty Company
W Son
EM. Barrot
Shaw
D. N. Upton
Charles & Warren
John George F. Marsh
Elmira Mitte A. Warren
Lizzie C. Marah
Dito Upton
Federal Land Office
Helena
Summit Valley
Shelton
F. J. Pureman
A. I. Verheyen
Flying guard of honor at funeral of birdmen
Vienna reports an escort of 20 aeroplanes in mourning flags circled the cemetery during the funeral of nine Austrian aviators killed in an air catastrophe. The tragedy occurred during army maneuvers when a military dirigible and a chasing aeroplane staged a mock battle. a close pass tore a wing bag and caused an explosion.
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Vienna
Indian shipload standoff aims at higher court review
Vancouver June 24 an agreement to test the immigration law provisions was reached allowing an immediate appeal path for 376 Hindus aboard the Komagata Maru who are barred from landing. The immigration board will issue a decision in about two weeks, after which the case could go to the court of appeal then the Supreme Court, with final Privy Council appeal possible in London. The Hindus must remain aboard the ship for weeks while awaiting rulings as officials refuse landing.
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Vancouver
B. C
Immigration Board
Court of Appeal
Victoria
Canadian Supreme Court
Privy Counsel
London
Fog Halts Harbor Traffic In New York Harbor
Fog shut down traffic across New York harbor delaying vessels until today. The schooner Samuel P. Bowers collided with the steamer Point Comfort near Keansburg causing steering gear damage but no injuries among about 800 passengers aboard the ferry. A collision between the steamer Taurus and a crowded Central Railroad of New Jersey ferry damaged the ferry side and bent several Taurus plates.
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New York
Harbor Stright
Samuel P. Bowers
Point Comfort
Keanrburg
N.J
Battery
Taurus
Tron Steamboat Company
Hudson
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Extensive Manchester Fire Destroys Varick Co Building
A large blaze in Manchester caused an estimated loss of 500000 dollars. It destroyed the five story brick building of the John Bi Varick company hardware jewelry and photographic supply dealers and a three story brick annex. The fire also spread to an annex of R G Sullivans cigar factory.
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Manchester
John Bi. Varick Company
R. G. Sullivan
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