Public fascination with generals shifts as Buller’s reputation sours
London reports reveal a British high command under strain over the South African war. General Buller faces renewed criticism while a knight commander of the bath plots his upcoming marriage to an Irish bride. Officials defend rewarding Buller by command amid war’s protraction and local unrest.
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London
Buller
the Bath
South Africa
War Office
Army
Associated Press
Are
Tilbury
Berwick
Lord Roberts
Kitchener
Deport Mar Joe Smuggler Brought to Helena for Deportation
Special Dispatch reports Mar Joe a Chinese man believed to be a smuggler was brought to Helena from Fort Denton by Deputy U S Marshal Wall on a charge of being in the country contrary to law and will be deported.
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The
Standard
Helena
Mar Joe
United States
Wall
Fort Denton
State Land Office Receipts For Week Total
Helena dispatch reports the state land office collected 4533.79 for the week ending today with 2851.79 going to the hoot income fund. Most funds come from lease payments on state lands.
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Helena
State Land Office
Hearing Postponed Over State House Furniture Contract
The hearing on Mitchell Furniture Co. petition for a writ of mandate to force signing of a state house furniture contract was postponed to Oct 19. If the bid claim about improper bidding holds, the case may be withdrawn. Governor Toole denies knowledge of improper bid advertising pending secretary and attorney general response.
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Standard
Helena
Mitchell Furniture Company of
Cincinnati
State Furnishing Board
New State House
Supreme Court
FE. W. Toole
Secretary of State
Furniture Company
Unlone
Toole
George M. Haye
James Donovan
Robert Mitchell Furniture Company
Runaway at Great Falls Causes Injuries on Bridge
A runaway horse team on the Fourth Street bridge injured Mrs. McDonald of 707 Sixth Avenue North with a broken leg and possible internal injuries. Mrs. Ryan escaped serious harm with her two children, but both carriages and a grain wagon were damaged before the team escaped toward the jail area.
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Great Falls
Het Avenue North
MccDonall
Sixth Avenue North
Lee
McDonald
George Ryan
Twen
Art Wood
Montana
Ryan
Aivon
First Avenue
Fourth Street
Central Avene
Episcopal convention in San Francisco ends morning sessions
Morning sessions of the triennial Episcopal Church congress in San Francisco concluded with debates on canon changes and a plan to form a joint committee to nominate managers for the board of missions. The bishops emphasized Christian education and praised church schools and affiliated universities.
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San Francisco
Episcopal Church of America
San Francisco Bay
House of Bishops
House of Deputies
Joint Commission
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Young Men's Christian Association
Woman's Auxiliary
South Dakota
Delaware
Iowa
Montana
Pennsylvania
Lexington
Washington
Virginia
Board of Missions
Lindsay
Conference Committee
Kentucky
Stock Market Relapse Clouds New York Exchange
New York on October 12 reports price declines across most stocks after a prior upturn. Brokers linked to Morgan Harris Gould interests dominated activity while St Paul repeatedly climbed to 167 but closed near 164½. Bonds showed some strength. United States 4s rose slightly as market weakness persisted.
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New York
Morgan, Harriman and Gould
St. Paul
Banke
New York City
Paris
United States
Money Market and Metals Trade Report Dated October 12
New York money on call steadies at 3 percent with bankers' bills around 4.86 to 4.84 for demand and days. Metals trading on a quiet Saturday half holiday shows tin at 24.80 to 24.90 cents, lead dull at 4.37, copper steady with lake 16 to 17 cents. Boe lter firm near 4.25 to 4.30. Domestic markets steady but dull with iron warrants at 9.50 to 10.50 and No 1 northern foundry iron at 15 to 16. No. 2 foundry iron southern at 14 to 15.50. Silver around 5.1 cents. London stock market firm with limited volume and hopeful sentiment per the Commercial Advertiser cable.
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Elenanhan
Chicago
Indianapolis & Louis
Chicago & Ea Uwinds
Great Western
Rock I & Pacific
Younedon
Scioraae
Sesbeteoes Becker
Ware
Lackawanna & West
Denver
Rio Grande
Erie
Asbad
Betoriccsee
SaGbs
Cngesaceae
Louisville & Nashville
Ceeceees
Sateen
Minneapolis & A
Siokeeesenwetaal
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
New Jersey
Norfolk & Western
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Northern Faerie
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Ontario & Werlotn
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Pennsylvania
St. Louis
San Francisco
St. Louisa
Porras & Pacific
Becacken
Toledo
Reveager
Trestreenesses
American Emelting & Refining
Storterereveeens
Anaconda
Ao International Pauop
Ccsca
Theeeet
Aheebo
Pacific Coast
Dueseees
Weissehsé
Pullman Palace
Republic Steel
United States
Stee
Ois
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Lake
Northern Foundry
Foundry Southern
Southern Soft
London
Niger
Fair
Bank statement shows weekly changes in New York figures
The Associated Banks report for the week ending today lists Loans at 870,900,700 with a decrease of 2,657,100 and Deposits at 942 with a decrease of 200. Circulation stands at 830,983,800, up 365,700, while Legal Tenders total 870,653,500, down 440. Specie 182,501,900. Reserves 838,? Surplus 17,483,175, down 1,923,150.
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New York
Associated Banks
Financier notes rising averages push bank statement
New York reports the bank statement again rises on average cash levels as in recent weeks. The sub treas ury paid 9000 dollars on Friday for Yukon gold plus other payments by the office which materialed to the...
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New York
Sub-Treasury
Banks Expect Bigger Cash Supply as Transfers and Taxes Arrive
Banks end the week with hopes of a larger cash balance as Yukon gold moves from the Pacific coast and $600,000 of maturing bonds are due from incoming steamers. Municipal taxes totaling about $25,000,000 were paid last week with Warrants settled, suggesting banks will renew loans to use the surplus and expand lending.
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Yukon
Pacific Coast
Secretary of the Treasury
Wheat and hog futures shift as Chicago market ends steady
Chicago markets opened soft with December wheat and corn under pressure as buyers sought to depress prices for a reaccumulation. December wheat closed steady a shade higher while corn and hogs showed mixed to weak movement amid volatility and profit taking. Local receipts and livestock prices are listed for cattle hogs and sheep with varying demand across regions.
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Chicago
Southwest
New York
Toye
Grand stock range shown to charm buyers
Our stock volume and variety are at their peak inviting inspection. Call to view and be impressed by the selection on offer.
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Siegel’s
Grain Commission and Stock Brokers Office in Minneapolis
Grain commission and stock brokerage offices located in the Bank of Commerce Building in Minneapolis Minnesota are noted in this brief listing. The entry records the address and primary business function without detailing personnel or operations.
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General
Bank of Commerce Building
Minneapolis, Minn
London and US trade and mining figures listed
This week totals show gold exports 661151 and silver exports 1370 with 2000 in gold exports. New York imports of dry goods and merchandise reach 10337370. Copper mining notes mention Utah and Fe Copper. London quotations listed for several rail and mining stocks with various preferreds.
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New York
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