Heinze Mining Pirates Move To Close Anaconda Mines
The article reports F Aug Heinze preparing new efforts to shut down Anaconda company mines by court action or receivership. It details a fake Read XxX mining location created by Thomas R Hinds aimed at seizing ground across Anaconda properties to pressure a judge and force court action.
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Heinze
Anaconda Company
Dudge
Amalgamated Company
Anaconda
St. Lawrence
William Clancy
Butte
Clancy
Tts
Thomas R. Hinds
Boston & Montana Company
Anaconda Hill
Looe
Oden
Nipper
Stewart
Little Mina
Macaw Ber
William Shakespeare
Parrot
Foster Rode
Copper Trust
One More Clark Heinze Play to Shut Down the Anaconda
A terse note reports another Clark Heinze move to halt the Anaconda project amid broader shock over the death of Prince Christian Victor of Schleswig Holstein affecting the family.
Bryan Addresses Salamanca Crowd On Patriotism And Party Loyalty
William Jennings Bryan spoke about 40 minutes in Salamanca urging Republicans to vote for Democrats if that path better serves patriotism. He recalled 1896, wartime volunteers, and argued Democrats and Republicans shared love of country, urging voters to consider moral welfare and personal rights in choosing a party.
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Bryan
Salamanca
Republican Party
Bryan speaks on money question during Cuba rally in rain
Jamestown New York Oct 30 Mr Bryan attracted a largely male audience at Cuba despite rain. He defended the party platform and argued Republicans have spent years defending a controversial record since 1896, keeping focus away from new money issues. Introduced by Cornell Bay.
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Jamestown
N_ Y
Bryan
Cuba
Adjutant General Corbin's Army Report Highlights
The 1900 annual Adjutant General Corbin report totals regular and volunteer forces at 98.7 percent of strength, detailing deployments in United States Alaska Porto Rico Cuba Philippines Hawaii and China. It notes 1 950 deaths, 22 592 discharges and 3 0 deserters, with post exchanges net profit and recruiting figures showing native born and foreign born enlistments and high rejection rates for applicants.
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Washington
Corbin
Regular Army
Volunteer Army
United States
Alaska
OSS
Porto Rico
Cuba
Philippines
Hawaii
China
Ata
Queen Victoria Health Rumor Denied in London
London dispatch reports no truth to circulating rumors that Queen Victoria is ill. The item notes official statements denying illness and cautions against spreading unverified health claims.
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Queen Victoria
London
Rossa's Reply to Anglo German Agreement A Disappointment
London reports Russia's reply to the Anglo German agreement received at the foreign office. Officials view it as inadequate, lacking the definiteness Salisbury demanded, and not addressing all points raised in the original note.
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Rossa
London
Russia
Foreign Office
London Times
St. Petersburg
Associated Press
British
Lord Salisbury
French Note Accepted in Principle Amid Pekin Talks
Paris reports the Havas Agency says envoys held further meetings in Pekin and the French note is accepted in principle as the basis for discussion. Li Hung Chang informs legations of Yu Hsien’s poisoning. An Austrian minister arrives as French troops burn villages and punish armed groups while destroying arms on a march west of Pekin.
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Paris
Havas
Pekin
Li Hung Chang
Yu Hsien
Paotingfu
Death of Chinese Imperial Treasurer Wang Wen Shao Reported
The Japanese legation announced the death of Wang Wen Shao, imperial treasurer of China, a longtime loyal official who followed the imperial family from Pekin. He died of natural causes likely due to old age and war fatigue.
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Washington
Wang Wen Shao
China
Pekin
Cable Telegram Link Restored Between Nome and St Michael
A temporary Alaska Commercial Company cable now connects Nome Alaska with St Michael enabling telegraphic service for the approaching Arctic winter. The first message from Nome to St Michael was sent shortly before the Ohio steamship departed. A ten word toll has been set for Nome to St Michael messages.
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Seattle
Wash
Nome
St. Michael
Alaska Commercial Company
Ohio
Nome Season Closing Sails to Seattle Harbor
Nome season ends as last vessels depart the Nome gold fields for Seattle by early November. Bering Sea navigators expect no ships to remain after November 1, with steamers St. Paul Senator Charles Nelson Cleveland Santa Ana John 8. Kimball Portland Alopa Dera and Discovery at home and about ten sailing vessels likely to leave.
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Seattle
Wash
Nome
Bering Sea
St. Paul
Senator
Charles Nelson
Cleveland
Santa Ana
John
Kimball
Portland
Alopa
Dera
Discovery
Smallpox Epidemic Hits Western Indian Reservations
Washington reports outbreaks on several western Indian reservations with fears of spread as cold weather approaches. The Indian Bureau sends vaccine points to agencies and Lt Colonel Randilett notes 50 child cases at Riverside Indian boarding school on the Wichita reservation in Oklahoma.
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Washington
Indian Bureau
Randilett
Kiowa Indian Agency
Oklahoma
Wichita
Riverside Indian
Smallpox Outbreak Reported on Western Reservations
Reports from Colville agency Miles Wash indicate nine smallpox cases with strict quarantine and vaccination supplies. At Ft Allen and Ft Hall areas vaccination of pupils urged. Idaho towns Blackfoot and Pocatello see outbreaks and fear spread to Indians. Valentine Neb reports shipments to Rosebud agency.
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Cache
St. Patrick Mission
Colville
Miles
Wash
Anderson
Ft. Allen
Ft. Hall
Idaho
Blackfoot
Pocatello
Valentine
Neb
Rosebud
Paotingfu Districts Divided Amid Occupation Looting Bans
The city Paotingfu is divided into districts under occupying forces. Looting is forbidden in the British quarter, while Germans French and Italians have looted their areas. A massacre inquiry commission orders arrest of three Chinese officials. An Italian reconnoitering hills with one man was ambushed by Boxers.
Duke of Abruzzi Sails to Frang Josef Land in Search
Stockholm reports the Duke of Abruzzi has chartered the Gotelinburg whaler Caper to reach Frang Josef Land seeking the missing Arctic expedition, aiming to locate the crew and determine their fate.
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Stockholm
Duke of Abruz- 2i
Frang Josef Land
Zinc Ore Exports Cease As Western Blends Rise In Value
Ore shipments from Colorado to Europe stop as Mississippi valley smelters ready to absorb all western zinc. Despite high content of silver and gold, no firm pays for these metals yet. Leadville blends praised for low cadmium may boost future profits and recovery of precious metals in the West.
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Colorado
Europe
Mississippi Valley
Mineral Point
Wis
la Balle
St. Louis
Joplin
Iola
Kan
Colorado Zinc Hpa Club
Leadville
Rocky Mountain
Dowry custom in France fading with changing social economics
Paris papers report the dowry system for marriageable girls is dying out as middle class families shrink. Rising living costs and lower investment returns curb fortunes, leading to remarriage for some and a shift in female education toward practical skills to earn livelihoods if they remain single or help husbands maintain households.
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Paris
Faust
France
Northern Montana Office Ad Rates in Great Falls
The Northern Montana Office of the Standard lists its location in the Bach Cory Block Great Falls opposite the Perk Hotel and notes that advertising rates are furnished on application.
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Montana
The
Standard
Bach-Cory
Great Falls
Perk
City Council Advances Sewer Pipe and Street Work
Great Falls council in regular session approves buying sewer pipe for Sixth Street extension and orders lowering of water mains along Third Avenue North due to boulevard work. Fire hose supply authorized, and bids to be invited. missing details include grave of Miss Clothier and funeral.
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Third Avenues
Great Falls
Collins
Knott & Co
Minneapolis
Sullivan
French
Fire Department
Scotten
Zion Gerspach
First Avenue
Third Avenue North
Swearinger
Auerbach
Sixth Street
Red Wing Sewer Pipe Company
Committee On Public Improvements
R. King
Third Avenue
Fourth Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Boston Heights
Thomas Howells
Silver Belt Mine near Neihart shows rich ore and expansion plans
Great Falls reports the Silver Belt mine owned by D. L. Barker is advancing with a 75 foot drift through ore averaging three feet in width yielding 40 to 100 ounces of silver per ton. A tunnel to top the vein starts at 20 feet, wagon road and buildings are under construction, and a raise to the old shaft for ventilation is planned. The ore also carries gold in notable amounts, signaling high potential.
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Great Falls
Neihart
D. IL
Barker
Gold on Pilgrim Creek and Monarch developed claims
Reports from the Carbonate district near Pilgrim Creek indicate rapid development with Colonel Payne and Monarch mining interests. Six claims identified including a half mile ledge with a pay streak six to eighteen inches wide yielding assays around 878 to the ton in gold. Veins of soft carbonate of lead and other ores noted.
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Great Falls
Pilgrim Creek
Colonel Payne O
Monarch
Payne
Death of Miss Clothier in Dupuyer shocks Great Falls
Great Falls October 30 Friends of Miss Bessie Clothier were shocked by her death from heart failure Sunday morning in Dupuyer. She was twenty years of age and leaves a mother Mrs Cronkite at Cascade. She is survived by two sisters Myre
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J. W. Porter
Butte
Nina Swabey
Helena
Clothier
Highland Cemetery
Berthold
J. H. Little
Warren M. Church
Great Falls
Bessie Clothier
Dupuyer
Cronkite
Cascade
Myre
Independent Democratic Ticket Names For County Offices
A list of candidates for county positions including Peter Rush Charles P Murpt Charles Ef, George W Merkle, Ernest A Varnum, Jere B Leslie, John T Athey, A C Gormley, Mrs Martha Kearnes, Randall W Hanson, W D Delphy Frank D Cooper C N Dickinson, and others for roles such as County Clerk Recorder Treasurer Sheriff Auditor Superintendent of Schools Public Administrator Surveyor and Coroner. The slate appears under an Independent Democratic banner with multiple officials named.
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Peter Rush
Charles PF
Murpt
Charles EF
Ho Thomas J Phe Ban
William K MU
George W. Merkle
Ik. de JR
Sheri MN. E
Senwwer
Daniel
Payne
Ernest A. Varnum
Por
Jere B. Leslie
John T. Athey
A. C. Gormley
Martha Kearnes
Randall W Hanson
C. Mortson
W. D. Delphy
Frank D. ¢ ‘Ooper
C. N. Dickinson
Brady. E
Great Falls Notes and Local Real Estate Transfers
Percy Raban returns from Yogo and William Munroe from Gilt Edge. J M Chapman of Helena on city business. State Treasurer Collins up from Helena. Jasper Tullock recovered enough to be out. Miss Lillie Howard back from Minnesota. Paris Gibson sells 20 acres to Henry TMet for 1500. Judge Leslie to handle naturalization business Thursday. Scotch Order of the Thistle to meet Friday Nov 2. Samuel R Swilling sells part of NE quarter SE quarter section 25-19-4 to Alice K Elkins for 600. Great Falls Water Power Townsite sells Lot 4 Block 59 First Addition to Scandinavian F Evangelical Lutheran church for 306. William Shugart of Lewistown, former member of Company I First Montana, travels home from the Orient. discharged in Manila, later in Canton, Hong Kong and Shanghai.
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Percy Raban
Yogo
William Munroe
J. M. Chapman
Helena
Collins
Jasper Tullock
Lillie Howard
Minnesota
Paris Gibson
Henry Tmetten
Judge Leslie
Scotch Order of the Thistle
Samuel R. Swilling
Alice K. Elkins
Great Falls Water, Power & Townsite Company
Scandinavian F Evangelical Lutheran Church
William Shugart
Lewistown
Orient
Fiest
Montana
Manila
Canton
Hongkong
Shanghai
Independent Democrats Rally Draws Large Crowd at the Falls
A rousing rally at the Falls featured Hon. T. J. Porter A. J. Bennett and Col. W. F. Sanders. Sanders spoke for nearly two hours attacking the Democratic party and denouncing W. A. Clark while praising Montana Republicans. The event included a torchlight procession and Bozeman band music, with a brief tribute to Miss M. F. Tracey of the Big Timber wreck.
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T. J. Porter
A. J. Bennett
Col
W. F. Sanders
Colonel Sanders
W. A. Clark
Clark
Montana
Bryant
Bozeman
M. F. Tracey
Enthusiastic Independent Democrats Hear Campaig n Speeches in Helena
A large Helena audience heard T. J. Walsh and ex-Congressman Bartine address the independent democrats at the Auditorium. Walsh urged against Republican national policy while Bartine assailed McKinley on silver and noted A. Clark's bribery conviction driving party realignment. The meeting, called by Dr. B. F. Norris, lasted over two hours and will be printed as campaign literature.
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Standard
Helena
Independent Democrats
T. J. Walsh
Bartine
B. F. Norris
Walsh
McKinley
A. Clark
Earthquake Smash Destroys Ambiano Town in Caracas Area
A tremor yesterday leveled Ambiano in the Caracas region with casualties reported as aftershocks continued at intervals. Rescue teams search the wreckage as officials assess the quake’s impact and ongoing tremors threaten further danger.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Ambiano
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