Charley Clarks Drum Corps Feud and Quick Reconciliation
Charley Clarks fife and drum corps demanded union wages of five dollars a day instead of three. Leader Mr Dunn rallied 25 members who quit, then returned after Charley Clark promised to settle the matter. The reporter's copy was stolen but the events are reported as true.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Dunn
Charley Clark
Clark
Dunn
Musicians
George H. Casey
Clark Forces
Standard
Bryan Speech Draws Large Crowds in Illinois Tour
At Salem and Alton Illinois William Jennings Bryan addressed laborers farmers and city crowds as part of a midwestern tour. He urged arbitration between labor and capital criticized government by injunction and challenged Republican claims of prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Court House Yard
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Iniuneli
Percy
Red Bud
Waterloo
Flambeau Club
W. R. Morrison
Watrloo
Strike Ordered By Seattle Trades Council
The Trades Council of Seattle ordered a strike on all active building sites tonight unless contractors sign the wage scales demanded. About 1,400 workers may be laid off as work stops on roughly between four and five buildings, with builders resisting but likely to yield to avoid weather delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Trades Council of Seattle
Manchester laird to rest Weahington Ort and Fort Monroe officer
The remains of Lieutenant Colonel Manchester who died at Fort Monroe were buried in Arlington Cemetery with full military honors. Promotions follow the death: Maj James Ingalls to lieutenant colonel of the third artillery and Captain A M Hodges to major of the fifth artillery.
Pilgrims crushed in monastery festival disaster
In Porkoff district at St Nikander monastery a night floor collapse caused a deadly crush as a fire alarm sparked panic. Four men and several women died and many were injured. Washington reports the Slocum tug arrived in San Francisco after a New York voyage via the Straits of Ma Bellin, a rare large chartered vessel for the quartermaster.
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St. Petersburg
St. Nikander
Porkoff
Washington
Oct
Quartermaster General
San Francisco
New York
Straits of Ma Bellin
Quartermaster's Department
Pacific Coast
Notice of Hearing on Final Discharge of Bankrupt John McMurray
In the United States District Court for Montana District a hearing is set in Butte for October 19 1906 at 10 a.m. on the petition of John McMurray of Anaconda for a final discharge. Creditors and interested parties may appear to object why the discharge should not be granted. Judge Hiram Knowles presiding. Court seal and clerks authenticate the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the United States
District of Montana
John McMurray
Anaconda
Butte
Silver Bow County
Montana
Hiram Knowles
Port Rule Forces Vessel Move From New York
The article notes that a rule preventing passenger carriage would severely handicap operations, prompting the decision to dispatch a vessel from New York to address the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fire Besieges Barn Behind Sullivan Duggan’s in Butte
At 2 30 this morning a fire behind Sullivan and Duggan’s barn in Butte set a frame building ablaze. Nearly 100 horses were in the barn causing a wild scene as they stampeded into the streets. Police and firefighters quickly controlled the blaze with hoses. Damage is undetermined. occupants escaped with no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Copper
Wyoming
Sullivan & Duggan
Yutz
Tom Walsh
Radmilovich
James Sullivan
Yutz and
Walsh
Sullivan
Dugean
Circuit Court Reverses Montana Mining Case on Vein Ownership
The United States circuit court of appeals reversed a Montana case involving McCoy et al and remanded the St. Louis Mining & Milling Co. v Montana Mining Co for a new trial on damages for ore conversion. Judge Ross dissented as Judge Morrow’s opinion held the senior locator's priority governs the vein portion crossing two locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Oct
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Circuit Court of Montana
United States
McCoy
St. Louis Mining & Milling Company of Montana
Montana Mining Company Limited
Ross
Morrow
Winter Troop Allocations In Peking And Surroundings
General Yamaguchi plans to keep 10 000 Japanese troops with 2000 at Pekin and the rest at Taku along the line of communication Eight thousand German troops will winter in Pekin and 1500 Russians British forces undecided Sir Alfred Gaselee likely to command a brigade Allies stockpile supplies for six months Count von Waldersee's HQ at the imperial pleasure grounds outside the Purple City
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Pekin
Yamaguch
Taku
Alfred Gaselee
Count von Waldervee
Imperial Pleasure Grounds
Purple City
Butte Briefs Seem to Chronicle Moving People and Events
Multiple notes report visitors and arrivals from Helena Great Falls Billings and other towns. A death from a fall occurs at the New Thornton building and a marriage is celebrated at a church residence. Theoring incidents include a jail arrest over a lost eighty dollars and a street fight followed by a bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Carmichael
Whitehall
Caldwell Edwards
Bozeman
H. H. Boomer
Divide
E. B. Howell
Helena
W. R. C. Stewart
J. W. Ponsford
George H. Stanton
Great Falls
Glenn Harrington
William Dryburg
Bennington Man Shoots Self in Court in Felonious Assault Case
In Vermont, Denny M. Blackmere, arraigned on a felonious assault charge involving a 1 year-old girl, rose and shot himself in the forehead in the municipal court. A Bennington resident, 60, he was a Civil War veteran and former adjutant general of the G A R.
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Jennington
Denny M. Blackmere
Blackmere
Bennington
Sixth Cavalry
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Newbro
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Comet
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California
Tee
The
Smith Gro, Co
S. Main
Telephone
Butte, Mont
FE. H. Sherman
East Park Street
Salem, Illinois
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St. Louis
Congressman Jett
Court House
Mr. Bryan
Teddy
Europe
Trade Council of Seattle
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Faust
Geo. W. Sproule
T. B. Stephens
L. C. Parker
Garnet
W. B. George
Billings
Ben Fine
Aldergulch
W. P. Bakewell
W. C. Morris
City
C. B. Crandall
Salt Lake
Town
John Bodie
Pleasant Alley
Mary Adams
John Hollingsworth
Joe Shafer
West Copper Street
Hollingsworth
Mr. Shafer
Sucides
Brussels
Pritchard-Harrison Carpet Company
Cor, Park and Slain Sts
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Quartz
Grand Opera House
Butte, Montana
Dick P. Sertros
Dixie
Aid Opera House
Dick LuTos
Frank Tannchill, Jr
Young V Wife
Lander
Lung
Charter Oak
Elscirie
General Electrical Supplies
Centennial Brewing Co
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Swend Carlson
Tom Moore
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Hamilton, Mony
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