Butte Business Men Debate Union Depot And Mining Congress
At a Business Men's association meeting in Butte the union depot plan faced strong opposition to railroad treatment while support grew for pressing a unified lobbying effort. The group backed quick fundraising of 3000 for the international mining congress to be hosted in Butte next year, with committee appointments and endorsements from officials, including I L Shaftner of the congress.
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Business Men's Association
Butte
James J. Hill
Mellen
Northern Pacific
Oregon Short Line
J. E. Rickards
International Mining Congress
Boles
Trade
Montana
I. L. Shaftner
Shaftner
Cleveland
Ohio
Association
Congress
United States
Kutte
Boise
Business Men's Association of
International Marine Congress
Pacific
Pacific Slope
Orient
Richards
W. 0. Speer
Joseph Broughton
Henry Mueller
Lee Mantlhe
A. J. Davis
Board of
H. L. Frank
J. H. Vivian
John MacGinniss
N. R. Leonard
F. J. Rowlands
W. A. Clark, Jr
Hight
Eugene Carroll
T. M. Hodgens
J. D. Royen
D. M. Newbro
P. Newton
Henry Jonas
J. W. Passmore
Rh. H. Paxson
T. H. Heilbronner
Ben E. Harris
J. J. Hammill
O. Hight
Ben Bk. Harris
E. H. Renisch
Afg hanistans ruler Habibullah Khan dies after brief illness
London reports from Simla state Habibullah Khan eldest son of the ameer informed the British agent at Cabul that the ameer died last Thursday after a brief illness. He had been ill since late September and prayers were requested. No Cabul confirmation yet but the death is not doubted.
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London
Simla
Habibullah Khan
Ameer
Afghanistan
Cabul
Associated Press
Durbar
Foreign Office
South Africa
United Kingdom
Lord Curzon
Central Asia
Faced Death with Sage in 1891 Killer Office Bombing
Frank Robinson, broker for Imbere & Co., survived the Sage office bombing of December 4, 1891, in New York City. He suffered a fractured skull and loss of an eye, while others were injured or killed including clerk Morton. The dynamiter demanded 1.25 million dollars and was killed in the blast. Reid millinery notes followed in street hat styles.
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Finlen Hotel
New York City
Frank Robinson
Metropolis
Robinson
Imbere & Co
Broadway
Russell Sage
Mr. Sage
Samuel Calhoun
Charles W. Osborne
Mr. Robinson
Sage
New York
Butte
Benjamin F. Morton
Trinity Church
Osborne
Calhound
Slocum
Morton
Laidlaw
Lodlaw
Court of Appeals
Minstrel Disturbance Ends With Sheriff Gun Use
Special Dispatch reports from Missoula that two Fort soldiers disrupted the Hi Henry's minstrel at the opera house. Under Sheriff Frans ordered the men removed. they resisted and he fired to eject them. The soldiers were jailed that night.
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Standard
Missoula
Sherif Evans
Opera House
Hi Henry
Frans
Hi Henry Minstrels Pack Union Opera House in Missoula
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports the Union opera house in Missoula was packed for Hi Henry minstrels. The company impressed both stage and street audiences with top performance and the song I Got Mine by Billy Clark, the principal comedian, drew particular praise.
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Standard
Missoula
Union Opera House
Pit
Billy Clark
Bargain Boys and Children's Wear at Bouchers Store
Low cost clothing for boys and children advertised at Bouchers located at 45 East Park Street.
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Boucher’s
East Park Street
Larceny Trial in Miles City Involves Express Package Theft
In Miles City on October 7 the trial of Fred Morrow, a Western Union operator, opened in district court over the theft of a 15,000 express package last summer. Pinkerton agent Harturg testified of plans to escape, bribe and conceal funds, and an attempted jail break evidenced by saws hidden in caseknives.
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Standard
Miles City
Fred Morrow
Western Union
Pinkerton
Marture
Morrow
Hiarture
Harturg
Smith
Billings
Eph Davis
McFetridge
F. L. Jacobs
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Business Men's Meeting
T. P
Fashion’s Mirror
Dunlap Hat Agency
N. Main St
Ameer Abdur Rahman Khan
Reid Millinery
West Broadway
China
Lyons
Symons
Melton
W. Park St. Butte, Mont
Eiderdown
Was Evu
Batte