Butte Woman's Club Luncheon Quietly Social
Mrs. C. E. Williams hosted a congenial luncheon on South Montana Street with guests including Mrs. John W Passmore and Miss Emery who leaves for Seattle. The event honored Miss Emery and featured poetry, Burtons essays discussion, and tea. The club met again for literature with Mark Twain as the theme and Mrs. Nichols and Mrs. Kirkwood presenting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Williams
South
Montana Street
Williams
John W Passmore
A. A. McMillian
J.H. Harper
Turbeville
W. J. Christie
J. W. Gunn
E. G. Smith
Miss Emery
Hattis Cunliffe
Seattle
Woman's Club
Mark Twain
W. H. Nchols
Anna Dane Kirkwood
C. L. F. Keloey
Burton
Miners Prepare Mitchell Day Celebration
Miners plan a Mitchell Day rally with a planned hurrah and community events to honor the occasion.
Grand Parade to Honor Mitchell Day in Wilkesbarre Mines Suspend
In Wilkesbarre Pa on October 28 1900 miners will not report for work tomorrow as a general suspension marks the anniversary of the strike. Operators prefer labor but are powerless with many colliery superintendents notified of the stoppage and crowds of visitors arriving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Mitchell
Miners
Dr. Powers
Spring Valley
William Blakeley
Linton
Ind
T. S. Wright
Carbon Ind
Thomas Haggerty
Reynoldsville
Ehap
Dunlap
Knox
Youman
Symons
Pyramid Pile Cure Promoted Amid Miner Demonstrations
An article touts Pyramid Pile Cure as a new, non surgical remedy for piles with immediate relief and permanent cure claims. It notes public demonstrations in the coal region led by T Haggerty and T L Lewis, with 20 000 visitors expected and mine camps restricting access during Mitchell day events.
Scranton Coal Firms Run 90 Percent of Mines at 70,000 Tons
Five Scranton based coal majors report 90 percent of their collieries active and output near 70 000 tons as Laflin Boston and others resume operations. About 80 percent of workers have returned while 20 percent remain idle at 12 sites awaiting Mitchell day celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Delaware & Haudson Company
Laflin & Boston
Mitchell Day Celebrations Set in Wyoming Coal Towns
Wilkes Barre Pa Oct 28 no new collieries started up but more miners at work than Monday preparations for Mitchell day celebration continue with demonstrations in nearly all coal towns President Mitchell to take part in the event in this city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Wyoming
Mitchell
Mitchell arrives in New York for coal regions trip
United Mine Workers president John Mitchell arrived in New York on October 28 and stood at his hotel briefly before likely boarding the midnight Lehigh Valley line to the coal fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Mitchell
The
United Mine Workers
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Fine Building for Miles City Corner Lot Buy
Pierre Wibaux has purchased a 150 foot Main Street frontage at Seventh and Main in Miles City. He plans a three story brick building with the State National Bank on the first floor, Miles City Club on the second, and upper floors for a social hall suitable for dances and large gatherings.
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The
Standard
Miles City
Pierre Wibaux
Seventh
Main Streets
Death From Cancer of Heart in Miles City
Mrs. Ellen Boyer died at her home east of Miles City after a year of illness from cancer of the heart. Born in Schenectady, New York in 1837, she had lived in the county for 30 years. Her friends urged treatment, but she did not seek proper care in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Miles City
Ellen Boyer
Mystery in His Death Life Less Body of Woodcutter Found
A woodcutter was found dead in a timber yard with a lifeLESS body location unclear. Police investigate the mysterious death, naming local timber workers and the yard’s owner as potential persons of interest. The case draws attention from nearby communities.
Mystery surrounds woodcutter's death near Feeley's station
The body of 45 year old woodcutter Philip St. Pierre was found in Climax gulch with a severed artery in the left leg after an apparent accident. Coroner Johnson favored theories of accidental buckshot wound or a self inflicted sliver, with autopsy pending to determine cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip St. Pierre
Climax Gulch
Feeley's Station
St. Pierre
Jerry Grondin
Johnson
Richards
Butte
Canada
Butte Water Company
Big Hole
Grandin
Frank Robitaille
Feeley
Grondin
Pierre's death ruled not a suicide
Pierre was described as a man of good habits with no known enemies. Officials do not entertain the theory of death by his own action.
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Pierre
Union Pacific Chief Refuses Comment on Manager Shuffle
President Burt of Union Pacific declined to comment on a Denver dispatch stating Superintendent William A. Duell would likely take over as general manager from Dickinson. An official suggested no immediate appointment and hinted the general manager post might be abolished with duties reassigned to a future appointee not bearing that title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Burt
Union Pacific
Denver
William A. Duell
Dickinson
Associated Press
Preliminary hearing for Frank Dengle in Lewistown
A preliminary hearing was held today in Lewistown on a charge against Frank Dengle. Details remain sparse as prosecutors rest their case and seek further court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stendara
Lewistown
Frank Dengle
Calf Theft Case Brought to District Court
A person accused of stealing a calf belonging to Oscar Stephens was bound over to the district court on zero dollars bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Stephens
Death of early settler James Motheral at Castle Butte
Special Dispatch reports James Motheral, longtime settler, died of heart disease at his Castle Butte ranch. He was found by his daughter-in-law after breakfast. He belonged to the Masonic lodge and the funeral will be conducted under its auspices. Also noted is R R Selway selling 16 000 sheep to C W Miller for Winona Minnesota, with 6 000 lambs shipped and the rest sent via the Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
James Motheral
Castle Butte
Mr. Motheral
Masonic Lodge
Standard
Miles City
R. R. Selway
Selway
C. W. Miller
Winona
Minn
Burlington
Trustees Probe Cruelty Charges at Soldiers Orphans Home
In Bloomington Indiana the board of trustees opened an inquiry into alleged cruelty to residents at the soldiers orphans home, following reported mistreatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington, II
The
Soldiers’ Orphans’ Home Today
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J. H. Lynch
Annie Fitzpatrick
Hugh Lee
James Lynch
Carrie Lowry
Margaret Hanson
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L. A. Walker
Helena
Hotel
Finlen
Mr. Walker
Adele Parden
Walker
Vrnr
Mitchell Day
Piles
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
Dick P. Sutton
Phone
Mr. James Neill
Incomparable Neill Co
Crane
John Grigsby
Starbucks
Symons Millinery Salon
Buck
Isplay
Kimona
Kmona
Injani
India
Infant
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Tdeal
Golf
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Burt @ Packard
Burt & Packard
Uis
Symon
Fahy
Hunter
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