Butte Union elects officers for smelters miners and engineers
The article reports new officers elected for the Mill and Smeltermen's union, the Miners' union, and Stationary Engineers' union in Butte. George T. Wade and Edward Hughes were named presidents of their respective unions, with a full slate of officers elected for the coming year. A social session followed the vote count.
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Mill and Smeltermen’s Union of
Butte
George T. Wade
Henry Rhinehart
Charles Royags
Bud Johns
D. Am. McCord
Hana Young
J. E. Morgan
E. Tuttle
F. B. Axtell
Sam Jones
F. Johnson
D. 8. Younkers
Miners’ Union
Edward Hughes
Joseph Callaway
Frank O'Connor
John Shea
John R. Murray
Thomas Duignan
John Quinn
Peter McGeehan
Timothy J. Gilmore
Patrick Nugent
Joseph Dillon
Joseph Shannon
James P. Murphy
Thomas Brennan
Cornelius Crean
William F. Brennan
the Stationary Engineers’ Union
P. A. Stevens
Kerr Beadle
Walter Forbis
Joe Creighton
J. G. Gracey
John Backus
Dan Meeney
George Corrigan
Thomas Ganter
Policeman Foley Arrests Youth on Vagrancy Charge
Policeman Fo ley arrested Daniel Robertson about 18 at the California saloon on vagrancy charges after witnessing suspicious behavior. Foley claims Robertson attempted to pick the pocket of a man near the bar and noted three similar actions before the arrest.
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Daniel Robertson
Foley
California
Robertson
New Gem Safety Razor Promises Easy Morning Shaves
An advertisement touts the New Gem Safety Razor as giving effortless, close shaves for all beard types with minimal practice. It promotes a Stropping Machine that automatically keeps blades sharp, claiming many razors are discarded due to dull edges.
Four Moves and a Tearful Denial at Jail
Robertson denied the allegation at the jail and for a moment seemed close to tears. He claims residence in Centerville with Mike McDonald who drives a delivery wagon.
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Robertson
Centerville
Mike McDonald
Show windows reveal spring high class novelties
Look at our show windows and you will see the high class novelties for spring. S West Park street.
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West Park Street
Woman Arrested For Drunken Disorder In City Streets
Lillie Gallagher wearing a blue lace trimmed gown was found intoxicated at the corner of Park and Wyoming streets by Policeman Buckley. She was taken to the city jail after being unable to stand, and a crowd watched her antics with amusement as she objected to arrest. She faces a judge this morning on a charge of plain drunk.
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Lillie Gallagher
Lillie
Snow slides wreck Libby district mill and mining property
Snow slides severely damaged the Blacktail Mining and Milling Co plant in Libby Montana, wiping out the engine house and boiler room and wrecking the 10 stamping mill. Several other mines in the area, including American Kootenai and Snowshoe, reported tram and structure damage but no loss of life. Repairs will cost several thousand dollars with a restart planned when weather allows.
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Libby Montanian
Libby
Fisher
Blacktail Mining & Milling Company
Messrs. Sanford & Grubb
al Higgins
American Kootenai Mining & Milling Company
American Kootenai Company
Fisher Creek Mining Company
Change of Route for Burlington
The Burlington surveying party shifts from Alkali creek to Twenty Mile creek forming a canyon toward Yellow Stone valley opposite Huntley. The new lines suggest a possible bridge at Huntley and a direct Great Falls line from the current terminus. Local businessmen fear route changes and urge consideration to protect Billings interests.
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Billings Times
Burlington
Twenty-Mile Creek
Yellowstone Valley
Huntey
Huntley
Great Falls
Burlings
Cauger
Billings
Fight Ends Abruptly As Dogs Scatter Tinware
A dog fight on Main Street in Bozeman halted suddenly when the battling dogs knocked over an old tinware display set up for sale. The clash caused a chaotic scatter as the pair darted away, leaving onlookers amused by the comic pursuit.
Will Fight For Their Part
Miss Agnes L. Black daughter of the late John H. Black arrived in Bozeman with her stepfather to watch over her and her minor brother Amandee L. Black. They have W A Clark of Virginia City as attorney and contend two thirds of the estate will go to them since John Black died intestate. A legal question looms over the marriage to Lucy Black who is now sentenced for causing his death.
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Bozeman Chronicle
Agnes L. Black
John H. Black
Bozeman
Mr. Dutro
Alice Roosevelt to Visit Cuba This Week
Havana dispatch says General Wood expects Miss Alice Roosevelt to arrive in the city next Tuesday for a visit with General and Mrs. Wood.
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Havana
General Wood
Alice Roosevelt
Cuba
Two Suspected Expert Thieves Detained After Cigar Theft Claim
Police arrest Joe Meyer and Clarence Tennis on West Park street with four boxes of cigars tied to Hubert's Louvre label and Atlantic saloon offers. A third man fled. a skeleton key is found on Meyer as detectives probe the burglary link and an investigation into Herman Wolf’s cigars proceeds.
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McNally
Joe Meyer
Clarence Tennis
West Park Street
Montana
Meyer
Tennis
J. J. Bill
Hubert
Louvre
Atlantic
Murphy
Herman Wolf
Mr. Wolf
Japs Would Be Citizens
Kalispell Inter Lake reports that several Japanese residents filed declarations of intention to naturalize. County Attorney Oliver says under current law Japanese cannot become citizens, and instructed the clerk to refuse filing further declarations. The move aims to prevent Japanese obtaining government lands, ending such filings if his interpretation stands.
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Kalispell Inter Lake
District Court
United States
Oliver
Leonard Lewinsohn Dies of Pneumonia in New York City
Leonard Lewinsohn banker of New York and former president of United States Metals Selling company died of pneumonia at his son in law Charles Henry's residence in this city.
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London
Leonard Lewisohn
New York
United States Metals Selling Company
Charles Henry
Booth Founder of A Booth & Co Dies in Chicago
Albert Booth, founder of A Booth & Co in the fish trade, died at his Chicago residence today of arteriosclerosis. Born in England 74 years ago, he came to Chicago in 1850 and after the 1871 fire began expanding his business and soon controlled the Great Lakes fish trade.
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Chicago
Albert Booth
A. Booth & Co
England
Tacoma real estate figure L F E Sampson dies at 54
Tacoma March 1 L F E Sampson a real estate and insurance leading figure and Ta coma postmaster under Arthur has died of Knight's disease at age 54. He served as drummer boy in the 40th Wisconsin in 1864.
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Tacoma
Wash
L. FE. Sampson
Arthur
40Th Wisconsin
Lawton land drawing winner James Wood dies in Hot Springs
A government land drawing winner, James R. Wood, who drew the capital prize at Lawton, died near Hot Springs, Arkansas, this night from heart failure. The death follows his anxiety over unsettled affairs and the long journey home. Wood was a resident of Lawton and had become well known for his prize. His passing comes as a shock to those who knew him and to residents awaiting the prize settlement.
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Kansas City
Hot Springs
Ark
James R. Wood
Lawton
War on ball magnates how it started results
A historical look at baseball’s leagues as the National and American associations clashed. Key figures like T. J. Hickey and Charles J. Strobe helped form the new national association of minor leagues while rival circuits fractured and talent control shifted. The Western league fractured, the American association hit a decisive blow, reshaping the sport’s regional powers.
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National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Sporting News
Association
T. J. Hickey
Western League
George Tebeau
Kansas City
George Lennon
St. Paul
Thomas J. Bryce
Columbus Club
Charles J. Strobe
Toledo Club
Western Association
National Association
American Association
The American Association Under Fire From Baseball Critics
Commentators argue the American Association harms minor leagues by siphoning talent and territory. They warn a too large circuit weakens the sport, foresee major leagues dominating governance, and call for reorganization before season’s end to preserve minor leagues’ rights and influence.
Excused from Jury Duty by Court
A young man summoned for jury service before Judge McCarthy asked to be excused. He argued jurors weigh facts not law and claimed lawyers are exempt. The judge, noting his strong belief in his legal knowledge, offered to excuse him if it affected his conscience. The youth departed humiliated.
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The
New York Times
McCarthy
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President
Smelter
Men’s Union
Ed Huughes
the Miners’ Union
Davis & Weimescary CO
Main St
Butte, Mont
Great Atlantic Tea Company
West Broadway
Mainestreet
Globe Tailoring
W. Park
A. Booth
Ll. E. Sampson
Acorn
Madam O’brien
Hennessy
Hennessy’s
B. B. Johnson
Hickey
Indianapolis
Man OF Galilee
Holy Land
the Standard Publishing Co
Anaconda, Montana
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