Claflin Failure Seen Not Threatening Hennessy Stores
The Montanat stores known as Claffin firms in Butte and Anaconda are independent from H B Claflin Co. The Hennessy Mercantile Co. holds $1,000,000 capital with $1,000,000 surplus and $300,000 liabilities. Connell Co. remains strong with $250,000 capital. News of Claflin’s failure prompts concern, but authorities confirm no direct impact on the Hennessy stores or its subsidiaries. The United Dry Goods Co. and Associated Merchants holdings are also unaffected. The Hennessy operation employs about 90 men and women and handles wholesale and retail trade. The article notes ongoing profitable business and financial backing.
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TI. GB. Cuntin & Co
Montantt
H. B Claflin & Co
Butte
Anaconda
UW. B. Claflin Company
Charles J. Kelly
Hennessy Company
New York
R. G. Dun Commercial Agency
John Claflin
Lalla Company
Itgily
Americrh Surety Company
Gurie
Clailin Company
John Cladinty
Aavadaled Morchante Company
Owis
Joan Clapia
E. G. Claflin Company
Te Assowhited Merchants Company
I Wuiobey
United Dry Goode Company
John Grifine
Agroulated Merchante Company
Claflin Company
Jennessy Mercaii- We Canpiay AM
M. J. Gunnell
Alwim
Efthier
Fhis
Bulle
Capper Chy Company
Avotl
Ret
Hen
United Staten
Gome
United States
Massive fire devastates early industrie district and homes
A vast explosion and rampant fire in Hak district leveled dozens of factories including leather and cotton works, destroying 1,000 buildings and forcing 2,000 residents to flee. Water main failures and low pressure hampered firefighting as historic sites and churches escaped destruction. Refugees crowded public buildings while crews battled flames into the night.
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Anton
Aatek
Ube
Hve
Inelidiyus
Mipck
Torravenut
Grebrands
Wiewand
North Street
Elise
Aint Sertion
de Buta
Naumkeag
St. Joseph's
Hak
Salem
Come Pany
Mason Street
Syurl
Wilstoric Buildings
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Unclear historical item with varied scattered notes
Fragmentary OCR from a 19th or early 20th century newspaper page mixes place names and topics. Mentions include politics, labor, police, protests, mining, divorce, dividends, and local notices. Several proper nouns are garbled, hindering clear individual facts or events.
Trial of Federation Officers Set July 6
July 6 trial date established for Federation of Miners officers charged with conspiracy tied to copper miners’ strike. Denver judge heads defense team as prosecutors from Wisconsin, Michigan and national offices prepare for the case stemming from a grand jury investigation into mine violence and alleged efforts to influence mine operations.
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Standard
Calumet
Mich
Charlea H. Mover
Westuh Federation of Miners
J. Maroney
National Gayest
W. AL. Davidson
Guy Miller
J.C. Lawney
Willis Millar
Moors Aid
Warnya
Tange
Clmage
Vensie
Floughton
Sidee Poh
O'Brien
Calumel
Grant
G. BR
Grand Tapas
Alooney General Hellows
Bneas
Wanda
C. N. Ifirtan
Denver
Quan
Naveatigatinun
Votenge
Iron Workers' Holiday Before Men Go to Jail
Seventeen men linked to a dynamite conspiracy case were hosted by the local iron workers' union in Kansas City. They were driven in cars to a dinner at a hotel before prison terms of seven years and various shorter sentences, while the union held a farewell, and photographers were attacked by sympathizers as they attempted to document the scene.
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Iron Workers’ Union
Iron Workers' 83
Avery
Vie
Anelor
Qien
Grow Workers
Joviel Aniies
W. Burt Brown
Kansas City
Biom
California aviator sets American altitude record
Independence California reports Sax Chris tefferson flew over Mount Whitney to surpass 14 600 feet, claiming a new American altitude mark. The flight reached about 14 728 feet, with the mountain standing 14 598 feet in the Sierra Nevada range.
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Independence
Cal
Tate
Sax Christefferson
Licneale
Mount Whitney
Cis
Tininiwh
Tia Mountain
Lyhnel
Serva Nevadas
Chris Wafterson
Meg
Japanese Situation Reaches Back To Beginning
Diplomatic correspondence between the United States and Japan over California mire land law extends. Washington and Tokyo discuss the treaty as a reason for friction, with critics labeling the process as inconsistent with good neighbor policy and vested rights. By June 10, Ambassador Viscount Cinda left with instructions signaling Japan’s reluctance to continue negotiations, shaping ongoing tensions.
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Washington
United States
Japan
California
Itis
Cinda
Heya
Tokio Foreign Office
Flies Captured In Months Count From City Work
In St Louis a public health report notes seventy seven gallons of flies captured across four locations. A pint of a sample counted leads to an estimated total of 4,654,000 flies caught this period. A related note mentions a man with typhoid fever and a woman carrying an infantile health risk.
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Keuly
St. Louis
Battle of Zacatecas Affects Mexico War News
June 44 dispatches report heavy fighting at Zacatecas with federal forces defending the city against constitutionalists. Casualties include hundreds killed or wounded as advancing troops overran wards and streets, prompting a chaotic retreat as authorities recount the siege. Reinforcements arrived without halting the advance or easing the siege.
President Wilson Predicts Rapid Business Boom After Reform
In a Washington address at the White House, President Wilson outlined the success of a constructive reform program for the economy. He warned that delaying further measures would invite agitation and harm business, urging Congress to complete the program promptly to unleash a new era of prosperity with widespread confidence. The speech emphasized trust in advisers and the need for decisive action to stabilize currency, banking, and commerce.
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Washington
Tae
Gew Conshliech
Tor
Congressy
Witson Trailny
Helen
Ib Djerehedat
Wilson
Virghola
Thia
Leimy
United States
Friends of Distrees
Becausn
Bistheas
Officers Draw Guns to Contain Crowd in Saloon Riot
A 200 strong crowd blocked two prisoners being taken for suicide prevention. Officers fired two shots in the air and drew revolvers to quell the mob. Prisoners Tom Harrison and Thomas Murphy were seized after a long struggle. several officers were injured, and Harrigan escaped briefly before recapture.
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Suecide
Bnd Murphy
Do Harrinan
Minin Steere
Kta
Enesed
West Park Street
Harrigan
Dad
Borveral Bhyndred
Harrrigan
Pollee
Pari Street
Sardigera
Morricon
McDowan
Dington
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Holkina
Wyty
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Stewart
Atnic
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Federation Offigers
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Igarsar
Visials
NASA
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Zagatecas
Hopman
Vocatecks
Mexico
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