Senator Carter Aims to Buy Montana Ore Stock Offer of 5 Million Denied
Helena June 26. The Montana Supreme Court heard Lucey appeal from a Silver Bow murder verdict while also evaluating the stay bond for the Montana Ore Purchasing company in the Pennsylvania case. Heinze and Hickey faced scrutiny over their finances as sureties. the court ruled they had sufficiently justified the bond of 1 million dollars with multiple sureties including W A Clark and others. Heinze described vast mining holdings and a potential 5 million offer from a senator claiming Amalgamated Copper ties, which he said he would not accept. The examination touched on bonds, investments, and asset values amid ongoing legal actions.
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Standard
Helena
Lucey
District Court of
Silver Bow County
Regan
Supreme Court
Nolan
B. 8
Thresher
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
Pennsylvania
Boston @ Montana
Montana Ore
W. A. Clark
Co. W. Clark
Edward Hickey
F. Augustus Heinze
Boston & Montana
A. Augustus Heinze
Messrs. Heinze
Hickey
Heinze
Nipper
Fairmount
Anaconda
Blackfoot
Butte
Bank and Trust
British Columbia
Arizona
Smith
Montana
Gamated Copper Company
Lown
Senator Carter
Mr. Evans
Amalgamated Company
Standard Oil Company
Carter
Evans
Becaus
Death of Patrick Reddy in San Francisco
San Francisco, June 2. Attorney Patrick Reddy of Reddy Campbell and Metson died after a lengthy feverish illness. A Woonsocket, Rhode Island native, he moved to California and built a noted legal career. Reddy served in the constitutional convention, state senate, and was a Democratic candidate for gubernatorial nomination in 188. He defended mining unions in the Coeur d’Alene strike cases, earning renown in the Northwest courts.
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San Francisco
Patrick Reddy
Reddy, Campbell & Metson
Reddy
Woonsocket
Ine
California
Inve
Mone
Ist
Hle
State Senate
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Northwest
Chinese Restriction Bill Advances in House
In Ottawa on June 26 the Chinese restriction bill moves toward adoption by the house of commons. The bill raises the Chinese immigrant tax to one dollar and caps Japanese immigration at twelve per month.
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Ottawa
Ont
House of Commons
Jefferson Davis Nominated for Arkansas Governor by Acclamation
The Democratic state convention in Little Rock nominates Jeff Davis of Pope County for governor by acclamation after Judge K F E Bryant moves the motion. A Hill of New York vice presidential ticket resolution is referred to committee, with Hill followers optimistic about adoption tomorrow. Senators Jones and Berry expected as delegates at large. Davis likely to win the nomination and Bryant possibly as fourth delegate-at-large.
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Little Rock
Ark
Jeff Davis
Pope County
Davis
K. FE. Bryant
Fort Smith
Parker
Ouchita County
David B. Hill
New York
Hill
Committee On
Jo Kk. Jones
J Hi. Berry
Judge Bryant
Reading Dems Renominate Henry D Green for Ninth District
Reading Pennsylvania June convention unanimously renominated Henry D Green for Congress in the Ninth District. The party platform endorsed William Jennings Bryan and backed Green's candidacy with renewed support.
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Reading
Henry D Green
Bryan
Tailor and helper needed at Unique Tailoring Co
Classified ad seeks a lady for mending and general office help at Unique Tailoring Co in Butte. Tailoress preferred. Apply at 37 East Granite. Also mentions rental for front rooms in Butte and a tailor position at 41 Front 800th Butte.
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Unique Tailoring Co
E. Granite
Butte
Boers Hold Out as Guerrilla Tactics Persist
London dispatch notes Boer commandos in the eastern Orange River colony break into small guerrilla bands harassing British columns. DeWet leads operations while Lord Roberts tightens control. Transvaal officials vow to resist. Kruger may retreat. Prisoners at Nooit Gedacht receive comforts and electric lighting.
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London
Orange River Colony
DeWet
Steyn
Lord Roberts
Transvaal
Machadodorp
Daily Express
Kruger
Watervalomeer
Nelspruit
Nooit Godacht
Pretoria
Botha
War Office
Charles Warren
Cape Colony
Orange River
de Villiers
Baden-Powell
Rustenburg
Democratic nominating convention names Samuel Alschuler for governor
Springfield June 26 The Democratic state convention nominated Samuel Alschuler of Aurora for governor on the second ballot amid a largely unified vote. The platform endorses the 1896 Chicago platform, denounces trusts and McKinley policies, supports the Monroe doctrine, and urges Bryan for president. Delegates-at-large and alternates to the Kansas City convention were chosen, with ex-Governor Altgeld addressing the gathering.
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Springfield
Samuel Alschuler
Aurora
Alsehuler
Harrison
Chicago
Adam Ortzeisen
N. F. Worthington
Peoria
W F. Olderfin
Kansas City
H. Harrison
Trade
BT. Cable
Rock Island
Williams
Carmi
Edward Cohen
Charles Wern
Adlai Stevenson
Bloomington
Fithian
Newton
Elmore W. Hurst
Committee On Credentials
Altgeld
Committee On
McKinley
Philippines
Bryan
Delegates Arrive in Kansas City for Democratic Convention
The first arrivals begin policy talk ahead of the Democratic National Convention in Kansas City. J J Pitager ald from Kings County New York and Jacob Ruppert Jr of New York City oppose the free silver plank. Sterling Price of Paris Texas arrives to help organize for Sulzer of New York and promotes a New Yorker as VP. Rumors place D R Rose of Milwaukee and Governor Thomas of Colorado in the temporary chairman race with Rose favored.
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Kansas City
J. J. Pitagerald
Kings County
New York
Jacob Ruppert, Jr
New York City
Mr. Ruppert
Paris
Texas
Sulzer
Price
New Yorker
Democratic National Committee
Star
D. R Rose
Milwaukee
Thomas
Colorado
Rose
Prohibition State Convention Nominates Full Ticket
Chicago June 26 The prohibition state convention nominated a full state ticket with Judge V W Barnes for governor. Electors-at-large and delegates-at-large to the national convention were named. The platform focuses on prohibition and woman suffrage, with the latter adopted after a lengthy acrimonious debate.
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Chicago
V. W. Barnes
Smith Renominated by Sixth Michigan Republicans
Congressman Samuel W. Smith was renominated for Congress today by the Republicans of Michigan's Sixth District in Howell on June 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell
Mich
Samuel W. Smith
Michigan
Judge J. R. Renominated in Third Nebraska Race
Norfolk Nebraska reports Judge John 8 Robinson was renominated for Congress by the Democratic and Populist parties for the Third Nebraska district.
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Norfolk
Neb
John 8 Robinson
Nebraska
Japan Ready to Send Half Million Soldiers
Reports from Port Arthur and Che Foo describe Chinese unrest and Boxer resistance as foreign interests seek to protect missions and trade. British and Japanese naval forces gather while the Yorktown and other ships stand ready. Americans and British missionaries await relief as 30,000 Russian troops move toward New Chwang.
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Japan
New Chwang
Monkden
Che Foo
Terrible
United States
Yorktown
Taussig
John Fowler
Yellow River
Hai Chi
Teng ‘How
Mr. Fowler
Yang Chie Kiang
Clark Heinze plan big paper smelter in Great Falls alleged
Special dispatch from Helena reports a rumored Clark Heinze political alliance plan to build a forty two thousand dollar paper smelter in Great Falls. The project would feature a Paris designer, tour apparatus, and portraits of Chandler or Geiger, with no clear delay to the campaign.
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Standard
Helena
Clark-Sheinze
Butte
Great Falls
Clark
Heinze
Paris
Park Street
ISSG
Brideer
Vilans
Heinze Boudeir
William E. Chandler
New Hampshire
Geiger
G. F. Hoar
Montana Club
News of Tien Tsin relief reaches world stage
Exclusive AP dispatch from Che Foo confirms the relief of Tien Tsin on June 28. News spreads via Hong Kong Shanghai bank London branch and Singapore delegate amid cheers. Reports place Seymour and ministers in Pekin with ongoing danger from Boxers and Chinese troops.
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London
Associated Press
Che Foo
Admiral Kempff
Tien Tsin
Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank
Dawson
Singapore
Congress of the Association of Chambers of Commerce of
United Kingdom
Herlin
Reymour
Seymour
Pekin
Berlin
Shanghai
Hong Kong
On the Race Track in Newport June Results
At Newport Ohio race meeting June results show a winner in the one mile and an eighth event with Yelling Sarilla taking first place and Prince Wue finishing notable in the race results.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Newport
yelling—Sarilla
Prince Wue
Navy and Marine Movements in China Mission Update
Cable dispatches report relief forces near Tien Tsin and Peking, with Admiral Kempff and Consul Fowler confirming operations. The Brooklyn will transport 300 Marines from Manila to Taku via Nagasaki, while Princeton moves to Swato Amoy and Shanghai for an on site electric plant. General Chaffee gains command of China area forces as MacArthur receives a separate order for deployment on the Grant.
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Washington
Navy Department
Admiral Kempff
Taku
Secretary of the Navy
Tien Tsin
Pekin
Kempff
Secretary of State
United States
John Fowler
Che Foo
War Department
Manila
Ninth Infantry
MacArthur
Brooklyn
Admiral Remey
Nagasaki
Princeton
Swato
Amoy
Goo Chow
Shanghai
Adna R. Chaffee
China
Chaffee
San Francisco
6Th Cavalry
Grant
Five Races Report From Track Meet
Second race at two furlongs shows Ben Eckhart first Jim Knapp second Claude Walton third with a 1 04 time. Third race seven furlongs Headley wins Miss Hudson runner up Katie Rutherford third in 1 50. Fourth race one mile Silver Coin wins Tragedy second Muftan third in 1 41. Fifth race five furlongs School for Scandal wins Monarka second Queen Carnival third in 1 04. Sixth race seven furlongs Elsie Barnes takes win Castle second Maclaren third with a 0 clock time.
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Elsie Barnes
Castle
Maclaren
Washington Park Race Day Report From Chicago Track
In Chicago at Washington Park on June 26 over 8 000 spectators witnessed fast track conditions and warm weather. Alcedo won the first race over La Machusa and Florizar. Garry Herrman captured the five furlongs in the second race with Alard Scheck second. Miss Hennett led the Lakeside stakes for 2 year olds at five furlongs with Lady Sehorr second and Fancy Wood third. The Elector won the handicap one mile with Sam Fullen second and The Lady third. Sly won the six furlongs with Algarette second and Reminder third in 1 13. Topmast won the selling by one and a half lengths over Imp Bitter Root second and Chappaqua third in 1 42.
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Chicago
Washington Park
Alcedo
la Machusa
Florizar
Garry Herrman
Alard Scheck
Paleton
Miss Hennett
Lady Sehorr
Fancy Wood
the Elector
Sam Fullen
the Lady
Sly
Algaretta
Reminder
Imp
Bitter Root
Chappaqua
Thoroughbred Races Highlight St Louis Fair Grounds Results
On June 2 at St Louis fair grounds track conditions were heavy. Winners included Gilbert in the first race seven furlongs, Sophie 3S won the five furlongs second Leona G. placed third Old Fox, time 1 544. Connie Lee won the third race one mile and a sixteenth with Trimmer second and time 1 58. Mias Loret ta captured the fourth seven furlongs with Haviland second and Morris Volmer third, time 1 594. Judge Wardell won the sixth race seven furlongs selling, Libbie won the seventh? second La Mascotta third Sam Lazarus, time 1 34.
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St. Louis
Fair Grounds
Gilbert
Leona G
Old Fox
Sophie
Western Girl
Connie Lee
Fful
Trimmer
Mias Loretta
Haviland
Morris Volmer
Judge Wardell
Grantor
Romaqna
Libbie
la Mascotta
Sam Lazarus
Results at Sheepshead Bay horse races noted
At Sheepshead Bay on June 24 the six furlong first race winner was Voter with Gold second and Hammick third. Telamon won the five and a half furlongs second race, Militant second, Trigger third. Knight of the Garter won the one mile eight per cent fourth race. Meekin took the Tidal Stakes one mile. Parade won the Spritu Futurity course about six furlongs with Hand Writ second. Dolando won the selling one mile sixteen and a half on the turf with Bombshell second and Ody Massett third.
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New York
Sheepshead Bay
Voter
Gold
Hammick
Telamon
Militant
Trigger
Knight of the Garter
Maid of Harlem
Toe Kentuckian
Meekin
David Garrick
Mesmerist
Parade
Hand Writ
Lake Ward
Dolando
Bombshell
Ody Massett
Bat
Purchase of Eleanor yacht by Hill sails to Great Lakes
The Eleanor renamed Wauceta sails from South Brooklyn for the Great Lakes. Built of steel, she measures 232 feet overall and 38 feet beam, with 208 feet waterline and 15 feet draft. Bark rigged, one of the world’s largest sea going pleasure craft, formerly built for W A Slater.
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New York
James W. Martinez- Cardegas
Eleanor
J. J. Hill
Great Northern Railroad
Brooklyn
Great Lakes
Issa
W. A. Slater
Cottage City Brings Gold Dust and News from Date Island
The steamer Cottage City arrived in Victoria with two passengers and 150000 dollars in gold dust. Reports say the Date Island search party for Dr. Hickman returned empty handed.
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Victoria
B. C
Cottage City
Date Island
Dr. Hickman
Ground Becomes Riches as Nome Beach Strike Unfolds
Reports from Nome Alaska describe a major strike near Topkuk twenty miles south of Nome with fortunes up to 250000 won. daily returns of 1090 for small crews and one plot yielding 15000. A 80 by 40 foot stretch reportedly produced 475000 in recent weeks. Over 1000 men work along beaches Nome to Topkuk with steady activity and limited new excitement.
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Nome
Alaska
Seattle
Wash
Topkuk
Death of P.O. Fargo Brothers of Wells Fargo and AmEx
The death of P O Fargo in New York on June 26 at his home ends the life of a 47 year old executive brother to J Fargo president of American Express and William Fargo founder of Wells Fargo Express.
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New York
T. BR. Fargo
J. ©. Fargo
American Express Company
William ©. Fargo
Wells-Pargo Express Company
Cole and Cox Set for 127-Pound Prelim Bout in San Francisco
Willie Cole will fight Tommy Cox over 20 rounds as a preliminary to the Neill Moffatt bout on July 1 in San Francisco. Both boxers will weigh in at 127 pounds. Cox claims to be the featherweight champion of Australia.
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San Francisco
National Athletic Club
Willie Cole
Tommy Cox
Neill-Moffatt
Cox
Chamelion
Australia
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Hlingels
Com Star
Illinois
K Robinson
Henry
Electric City
Tis
Pel Ho
Banka
Canton
Li Hung Chang
Liao Chow
Kempf
St. Lona
Sheepshead
Mer. Mills Vaehr
Lke
P.O. Farge
Cole and Cox
OOK Remedy CO
Masonic Temple
Siegel
Riegel
Chotbing Eo
Butte, Montana
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