Big Stores In Alaska Firm Feeder For Sound Country
Frank M. Sullivan, editor of the Montana Catholic, praises Seattle as the West’s liveliest city and notes Alaska’s steady trade outlook. He sees no rush to Alaska, sees Nome and Dawson stocking outfits, and mentions Yukon navigation, lumber traffic, and Seattle’s crowded business districts signaling a strong regional economy.
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Frank M. Sullivan
Montana Catholic
Seattle
Sullivan
Mr. Sullivan
Alaska
Nome
Dawson
Prospectore
Yukon
Washington
The Blind Phrenologist Lectures Tonight on Self Confidence
Professor Cooper speaks at the canvas auditorium corner Granite and Arizona streets on Self Confidence as a Factor in Success. Admission is free with a collection taken during the talk.
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Cooper
Granite
Arizona Streets
Corbin to Manila With Top Army Officers
Adjutant General Corbin will travel to Manila on May 28 accompanied by Gen J F Weston commissary general and Gen George M Sternberg surgeon general. At Manila he will be joined by Col Charles Humphrey. Secretary Root orders a full investigation of the army administration and supply departments in the Philippines with Corbin authorized to implement necessary changes for immediate improvement.
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Washington
Corbin
Philippines
J. F. Weston
George M. Sternberg
Manila
Charles Humphrey
Root
Russia to join mixed commission under British proposal
Dr Morrison reports from Pekin that YM de Giers says Russia agrees to a mixed commission as outlined in the British plan. Russia is expected to accept Britain’s indemnity terms. Count von Waldersee suggests keeping the Tientsin provisional government until all troops leave, while ministers favor resuming China’s governance immediately.
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London
Dr. Morrison
The
Times
Pekin
de Giers
Russia
Great Britain
Count von Walder- See
Tientsin
China
Are After Dowie Chicago May Hospital Status
The Zion Home in Chicago is described as a hospital within the meaning of the law, raising questions about its legal status and function under existing regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Zion Home
Health department license rules for hospitals explained
The opinion advises on hospital licensing and the process for Dowie to obtain a license. It notes penalties of $100 for a first conviction and stiffer penalties for repeated offenses if a doctor runs a hospital without a license under city ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Kriete
Health Department
C. W. Reynolds
John Alexander Dowie
Dowie
Railroad Fare Schedule For Various Meetings
The notice lists travel rates from St. Paul and other points for several associations and meetings including the American Medical association Modern Woodmen Christian Endeavor N E A teachers Elks Epworth league and Elks meeting in Milwaukee. Rates range from 40 to 61.25 with final limit 60 days and sale dates in May June and July. Sleeping car reservations urged on North Coast Limited. For details contact W H Merriman general agent Northern Pacific Ry Butte Mont.
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American Medical Association
St. Paul
Modern Woodmen
Christian Endeavor
Cincinnati
Detroit
Duluth
West Superior
Minneapolis
Denver
Missouri River
Alee
Gisck Obuaek Eba.s
Chicago
Elks
Milwaukee
Epworth League
San Francisco
North Coast Limited
W. H. Merriman
N. P. Ry
Cor. Park and Main Streets
Butte
Mont
Union Victory Shaped By Tunnel Labor Talks
An announcement said work on the Rapid Transit tunnel would resume tomorrow morning after a conference between Mr McDonald and John J. Pallas chair of the Central Federated union. Contractors agree to recognize the Central Federated union in all tunnel work, a gain for the workers as union wages had been paid despite some men not being union members. Arbitration will decide on raising the wages of the double drum holsters from 2.25 to 2.50 per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ternoon
Mr. McDonald
John J. Pallas
Central Federated Union
Machinists in Southern Railway Vote for Nine-Hour Day
In Washington on May 28, 97 percent of Southern Railway machinists backed a strike for a nine-hour day and wait only for President James O Connell of the International Association of Machinists to issue the call. The delegation’s spokesman announced the vote after meeting Vice President and General Manager Gannon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Southern Railway
James O’connell
International Association of Machinists
Maneger Gannon
Sues for Commission in Butte Mining Case
Nathan Godfrey filed in district court against W. W. McDowell James H. Lynch and Maurice Eisenberg claiming 28125 dollars due as commission on 90000 shares of Butte Mining & Development Co stock sold between March and April 1901 at 1 25 per share. The suit seeks full commission plus interest from April 26. The defendants are stockholders and promoters of the Emma lode project in Butte.
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Nathan Godfrey
W. W. McDowell
James H. Lynch
Maurice Eisenberg
Butte Mining & Development Co
Emma Lode
Godfrey
H. G
H. McIntire
Machinists Reach Agreement After Strike
In Washington on May 28, several hundred machinists on strike reached a deal with 15 employing companies. The workers will return to work tomorrow and report victory for their demand of nine hours work with ten hours pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Confidence of Settlement Reported by San Francisco Machinists
The striking machinists say 22 city shops signed the union agreement and some strikers opened small shops. The Amalgamated Society of Engineers backs the strike and taxed members for strikers. Risdon Iron works workers were paid off after quitting tools. Union Iron works men were paid today. Marine painters back after securing $3 daily. Sailors union opposes sailing only on Ship Owners association ships. Andrew Foreseth notes continued disagreement.
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San Francisco
Amalgamated Society of Engineers
Risdon Iron Works
Union Iron Works
Ship Owners’ Association
Sailors’ Union
Andrew Foreseth
Quiet pause as Tabor workers resume nine hour day
In Philadelphia on May 28 nearly 200 machinists joined strikers. Forty machinists at Tabor Manufacturing returned to work after winning a nine hour day settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Tabor Manufacturing Company
Iroquois Ironworks Return to Work Ends Strike
Accede to demands of employer ends strike at Iroquois Ironworks in Buffalo New York. Workers return to jobs today after resolution of labor dispute dated May 28.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Iroquois Ironworks
Five graduates hear commencement in Glendive
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Glendive May 28 reports five high school scholars completed their studies before a large audience. The graduates are Misses Emma Bamber Mamie Lee Mary Brown Iva Morton and Fred A Bean. Emma Bamber won the Montana Wesleyan University scholarship offered by Senator William Lindsay.
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Standard
Glendive
Emma Bamber
Mamie Lee
Mary Brown
Iva Morton
Fred A. Bean
Montana Wesleyan University
William Lindsay
Summer Excursion Fares On Great Northern Railway
Summer excursion offers Basin Boulder and Alhambra journeys with round trip prices for Sundays and Saturdays. Prices range from 1.00 to 2.30 dollars. Contact J. E. Dawson G. A. at 41 North Main Street for details.
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Basin and Return
Boulder and Return
Alhambra and Return
J. E. Dawson
G. A
North Main Street
Wage committee proposes no pay rise for sheet steel workers
Milwaukee report to the Amalgamated Association convention says no change in sheet steel hands wages and only minor rule changes. Tin workers receive no increase except on large gauges while iron workers may gain 10 to 15 percent based on pig iron prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Amalgamated Association of Iron & Steel Workers
Amalgamated Association
Plague Progresses in London With Rising Deaths
Hongkong Times correspondent reports plague in London worsening with over 20 deaths daily. The epidemic is described as the worst since 184%. Calls for drastic sanitary legislation to curb the outbreak.
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London
Hongkong
The
Times
Men Are Victorious in New York Construction Rally
Chief Constr uctor McDonald announced late this afternoon that a victory was secured in New York as workers celebrated results from a major construction effort. Details remain limited amid ongoing city projects and labor representatives voiced cautious optimism.
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New York
McDonald
The Blessing of Good Eyesight Lecture Ad
A promotional notice exhorts readers to consider proper vision care noting eye strain headaches and fatigue from improper glasses. It promises guidance on selecting the right eyewear to preserve sight and ease reading under suitable lighting.
Eye specialist lenses and mens suit offered
Curtis Block Room 4 advises calling Mrs Dr Frank the famed eye specialist to fit lenses for restful eyesight and reduce spectacle changes. Also featured is a blue serge all wool suit for men priced at $10 from Boucher at 45 Fast Park Street.
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Boucher
East Park Street
Dr. Frank
Fast Park Street
Burlington Route Excursions East At Low Rates
Burlington Route offers low return fares on various dates to Missouri River St Louis Chicago Cincinnati and Detroit with 60 day returns and Sept 15 limits. Special agent Phil Daniels at 35 East Broadway Butte Montana provides full details. Schatzlein's store on 14 West Broadway advertises new wall paper.
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Burlington
Missouri River
River Pointe
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Detroit
Mich
Phil Daniels
East Broadway
Butte
Mont
Schatzlein's
West Broadway
Tragedy Strikes West Iceland Fishermen
Copenhagen reports multiple accidents among West Icelandic fishermen with many lives lost. A large boat capsized near the West Manna islands leaving 29 men and women dead.
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Copenhagen
Manna Islands
Eastern Summer Excursions Via Great Northern Railway
Dates and prices for round trip summer excursions from St. Paul to destinations including Cincinnati Detroit St. Paul Duluth St Louis Chicago Milwaukee with specific going and return limits and ticket office details J E Dawson General Agent plus catalog note on Fedora hats and vendor Boucher
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern Railway
Explosion at Richland mine leaves several injured
A Dayton Tenn. telegraph report to the Times notes the total dead from the Richland mine blast is unknown. Harry Pope, reported dead earlier, escaped unharmed. Andy Medley and Will Rose were removed in frightful condition, five others fatally injured but still alive with possible recovery anticipated.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Dayton
The
Times
Richland
Harry Pope
Andy Medley
Will Rose
Senator Tillman Explains Resignation and Campaign Claims
Senator Tillman released a long statement to South Carolinians defending his resignation and recounting his career. He claims Senator McLaurin attacked him in Charlotte Greenville and Gaffney while canvassing the state unopposed and accuses McLaurin of unlimited funding. He expresses doubt the campaign will be difficult for the benefits he foresees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
D. C
Tillman
South Carolina
Senator Tillman
South Caroline
McLaurin
Charlotte
Greenville
Gaffney
MelLaurin
Washout on Great Northern near Wenatchee halts trains
A washout two miles west of Wenatchee on the Great Northern main line occurred at 2 AM Tuesday. The track was washed out for about 150 feet, causing passengers on east and west bound trains to be transferred at the scene of the trouble.
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Great Northern
Beattie
Wash
Wenatchee
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Butte News
BIG Stores
Klondike
Sound Country
Northern Pacific Rail
Butte Mining & Development
John Johnson
Martha Ellen Johnson
Boulder
Jia
Parrot Company
Heinge
Clancy
Harney
Mary Ann Ward
Michael Ward
D. J. Hennessy
James A. Canty
D. Dorais
Joseph Lamarche
Shakespeare
Curtis Block
Continental Oil CO
Gen
Sabeeo
Boucher’s
Montana
Wakefield
Hennessy
Nation Department
Isabel Cassidy
Hennessy’s
Knox
Rush
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