Good Roads Congress Man Cuts Self on Milwaukee Road
A Montana Jubilee feature item reports a Good Roads Congress set for Great Falls August 10 11 and 18 with exhibits and machinery displays costing over 40000. Preparations include street arches lighting and a large machinery exhibit across the Northwest. The article mentions attendance guards and the aim to promote road making and farming improvements statewide.
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Good Roads Congress
Milwaukee Road
Great Pit
Great Falls
Intter
Aingie
Assembly
Northwest
Hute
New Lodge 18 to Initiate 35 Members in Hermann
Miles City June 29 Fred J. Kenck grand president of the Sons of Herman and C Voliquart vice president arrive from Butte to initiate 35 members into the newly organized lodge No. 18. The ladies auxiliary will also be instituted.
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Miles City
Fred J. Kenck
The
Sons of Hermann
C. Voliquart
Butte
Helena Assay Office spared in partial appropriation
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports that the Helena assay office will limp along under a partial appropriation for the new fiscal year. The conference reduced the Helena office funding from 9400 to 8000, with detailed figures for staff and operations, while the Senate defended western offices from abolition.
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Helena
Washington
Conference
House
Senator Walsh Returns to the National Capital
Special Dispatch reports Senator Walsh arrived in Washington on June 29 and reached out to the White House via Secretary Tuslmulty to confer with the president about Montana labor troubles in Butte. The White House states the president does not plan to send federal troops, believing state authorities can handle the situation and fearing troop deployment could worsen hostilities.
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The
Standard
Washington
Walsh
White House
Butte
Tusmulty
Butt
Montana
Lamont Arrives In Bozeman En Route To West Gallatin Ranch
Northern Pacific director Mr. Lamont arrived in Bozeman tonight in his private car, which was switched to the Gallatin Valley road and taken to Salesville. He is known in New York financial circles and travels to the Anceney ranch in the West Gallatin for several weeks. It is understood.
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Bozeman
Lamont
Northern Pacific Railroad
Gallatin Valley Road
Salesville
New York
Anceney Ranch
Weat Gallatin
Helena to join Great Falls parade pageant crowd
Elena reports Helena will be formally represented at the August Great Falls celebration with a historical pageant. A special train runs August 19 and a committee will arrange a display for the pageant. In coal mining news Tofie Inadtiner of Roundup died after being crushed by rock in a mine. Funeral services were held for Mrs. Sarah Frances Armour in Deer Lodge for paralysis.
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Elena
Commercial Club
Helena
Great Falls
Mules City
Jane
Tofie
Deer, Lodge
Sarah’ Frances Armour
Deer Lodge
Stev. Attwood
Episcopal
Funeral Sermon Notes and Family Ties in Montana
The report notes Mrs Armour who lived in Deer Lodge years ago and later at Walier Montana. Her daughter Mrs John McBhany of Waller and sister in law Mrs Peter Neilson of this city attended the funeral. Her mother and two aunts reside in Oregon. She leaves two brothers. The state health board May report shows 481 male births and 386 female births in the state with 380 deaths. Excluding Anaconda, no births were reported in Deer Lodge county.
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Armour
Deer Lodge
Walier
Mont
Helena
State Board of Health
Anaconda
Man tries to kill himself after dispute in Armstead
Dillon June 28 report says Charles Howe attempted suicide by a self inflicted gunshot during a dispute over a woman. The shot missed him. he may recover. The affair is blamed on trouble with a woman. Other Dillon notes cover wool shipments, local Fourth of July plans, and residents traveling to nearby towns. A divorce decree grants Agnes Hurreila custody of a son after desertion.
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Dillon
Charles Howe
Armstead
Brennan
Die Jon
Limaeto
Grane
Melrose Ia ‘Iso
B. F. White
William Lovell
CH Strowbridge
W. Au Armitage
Wisdom
George Gleed
Gleed
Lima Spen
Ditton
Sidson’ Best
Ann Arbor
Port Angeles
Waah
ML 2
Barry
Dilton
Tet Ihiday
Butte
Jerome Sharbe
Hitte
Harvey Sullivan
Siloody
Mee Sullivan
Tom
Agnes Hurreila
Edward 1
Butt Fells
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Philipsburg News notes visits and a Drummond win
Local items recount Louise Seymour's departure from Philipsburg for Butte, Lobbenberg and family's trip, Hatfields' return to Spokane, MacDonald earning a dental surgery degree from the University of Pennsylvania, and a new carpenters union officers slate. Also covered are Basin Mining Company inspections, local Miners Union day events, and a private funeral at Deer Lodge for Eva Larabie with burial beside her father.
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Philipsburg
Louise Seymour
A.B. Dixon
Butte
Lobbenberg
J. W. Hatfield
Drummond
Drummond Boys
Ito Kenneth MacDonald
D. N. MacDonald
University of Pennsylvania At Philadelphia
MacDonald
Carpenters’ Union
Philipsbur
John Hamm
L. Peterson
H. J. Heiderkin
Frank Krieg
Alph. Hail
Louis M. Rumsey
Placer
Basin Mining Company
Rumsey
Hasmark
Bob Kaiser
Ed Ballard
George Harris
Aliss Price
Fessler
Conference of Unions Planned This Week
Helena June 29. C H Moyer president of the Western Federation of Miners said he has few more replies from union heads in the state about attending a conference to be held this week at an undecided location. He noted the I W W influence in the new miners union at Butte, saying I W W lacks numerical control but has influence in policy.
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Helena
C. H. Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Miners’ Union
Butte
Great Falls Slavonians Indorse the Federation
Great Falls Slavonians at a large meeting at Little Chicago endorsed the Western Federation of Miners amid the Butte controversy. Yanko Terzich of Butte spoke on the labor situation, urging unity and support for organized labor against anti union actions. The Slavonian union pledged moral and financial backing and urged proper alignment with Tutte Miners Union No 1.
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Great Falls
Little Chicago
Yanko Terzich
Butte
Western Federation of Minera
Montana
Slavonic Brotherhood of
Tutte
Organized Labor
Musselshell firm to activate Gallatin plant assets
The Star Coal Company of Musselshell has purchased the Gallatin Valley Milling Company steam plant at Helgrade and the Northwest Improvement mine hoisting engine near Mountainside. They plan to ship the equipment to Musselshell for coal properties and aim to have operations started by August 1. Walter Scott of Musselshell serves as secretary and manager. James M. Robertson announces candidacy for county auditor as a Democrat. Harry D Kremer seeks county attorney as a Republican. J Odell of Manhattan seeks Justice of the Peace. Henry Hellinger, Civil War veteran and Grand Army member born 1845 in Pennsylvania, dies in Bozeman. He leaves a wife, a daughter, and relatives. David Marshall, born 1835 in Indiana, dies in Bozeman. survived by wife and seven adult children and many grandchildren. Teachers elected for Gallatin rural schools: Durham Miss Katherine Cotter. Vincent Miss Ethel Arnold. Valley View Miss Maude Cooke. Story's Mill Mrs Floyd M.
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Bozeman
Star Coal Company
Musselshell
Gallatin Valley
Helgrade
Northwest Improvement Company
Mountainside
Chestnut
Mussel 1
Walter Scott
Montana
Milwaukee Road
James M. Robertson
Harry D.” Kremer
J. Odell
Manhattan
Henry Hellinger
Grand Army
Pennsylvania
Str. Ells
John Parmenter
Frank
Theney
French
Durham
Katherine Cotter
Vincent
Ethel Arnold
Valley View
Maude Cooke
Story’s Mill
Mra
Floyd M
Hearings on Nicaragua treaty focus on railways and banks
Washington June 2 Hearings before the senate foreign relations committee examined proposed final rights treaty with Nicaragua. Witnesses Severo Hal Prevent and Ernest P Wands testified on contracts between the Nicaraguan government and bankers who control the railroad and the National Bank. Wands noted concerns over Nicaraguan finances and customs receipts and disclosed a $5000 payment for work on the currency system. The committee will hear Brown Bros and Seligman & Co representatives tomorrow.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Nicaragua
Bryan
Severo Hal Prevent
Nicars ‘National Bank
Ernest P. Wands
State Department
Aidid
United Fruit Company
United” Fruit Company
Andean
Wands
Brown Bros
Seligman & Co
Nicarajua
Roosevelt Attraction At Pennsylvania Meeting In Pittsburg
Pittsburg June 29 Colonel Roosevelts visit to Pittsburgh tomorrow will cap the second annual conference of the progressive league of Pennsylvania. He will speak at night as the closing feature while four thousand tickets for Exposition hall are issued. An overflow hall will seat about ten thousand. Gifford Pinchot and William Draper Lewis will also speak alongside Roosevelt.
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Pittsburg
Roosevelt
Progressive League of
Overtow
Gifford Pinchot
United States
William Draper Lewis
Phiadelphia
Northern Pacific directors approve bond issue
New York June 29 directors of the Northern Pacific railway company approved a refunding investment mortgage motion. The deal begins July 1 1814 and will issue bonds maturing up to July 1 2047 a 133 year span. The executive committee was authorized to sell the bonds and reimburse the company for advances for additions and improvements to the property. Wheat prices echo with No 1 hard wheat values and grain notes.
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New York
Northern Pacific Railway
Arrival of Durum and Oats Reported
Disjointed OCR fragment notes various grain arrivals including No. 2 Durum and No. 3 white oats. Mentions September and December terms with unclear place or firm names. The data appears as garbled lines from a grain market listing.
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Rive
Sugsie
Duluth Wheat Prices and Varieties Summary
Duluth market bulletin lists wheat varieties including No 1 North Signal No 2 Northern Sigmike and No 1 Durum with prices and delivery months. The document cites multiflavor prices such as 1.50 for November and 10 for other futures, reflecting a late year grain listing.
Migratory Bird Rules Set by Agriculture Department
The department of agriculture publishes migratory bird protection regulations to take effect October 1. A closed waterfowl season in zone No 1 runs December 16 to September following. Exceptions allow open seasons in Idaho Oregon between January 16 and October 1, Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Wisconsin between December 1 and September. Zone No 2 closes January 16 to October 1.
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Department of Agriculture
Idaho
Oregonington
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Wisconsin
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Coca-Cola Company
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