Butte School Board Plans West of Missoula Gulch Building
The Butte school board discussed a temporary school building west of Missoula Gulch with an estimated cost of 2500. The August payroll and bills totaling 1138.91 were approved. Miss Laughlin resigned to teach in Ishpeming Michigan as the teachers' institute attended the meeting.
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Board of School Trustees
Richards
Margaret T. Laughlin
Laughlin
Ishpeming
Mich
Butte
White
Shamrock Copper Mining Assay Results Reported
The Shamrock Copper Mining Co公布 latest assay returning 12 percent copper 4 ounces silver and 90 cents gold. Shares are quoted at 10 cents. Office located at 23 E Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamrock Copper Mining Co
E. Broadway
Local Watchmaker Ad Promises Reward for Proof
An advertisement offers a $25 reward to anyone proving that F. F. Mayer of 40 West Park does not supply the best mainspring for $1. Also offers watch cleaning for $1.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F. Mayer
West Park
Democratic Gains in Vermont and GOP Vote Decline
White River Junction Vermont September 4 state issues led to a 20 percent drop in Republican votes statewide with local option described as the key issue. The report notes Democratic gains as the party absorbs the voting shift amid campaign concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White River Junction
Window Glass Firms Resume Operations Amid Labor Tensions
Pittsburg reports efforts by American Window Glass to restart factories despite wage-scale disputes with flatteners and cutters. Plants in Dunkirk and Greenfield Indiana, New Castle and Hazelhurst Pennsylvania, and Cowdersport Pennsylvania resume. The Phillips plant in Pittsburgh plans a night restart with Arnold and Jeanette plants ordered to resume tomorrow. Telegrams confirm full operation at Dunkirk Greenfield Hazelhurst Newcastle and Cowdersport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
American Window Glass Company
Combine
Dunkirk
Ind
Greenfield
Newcastle
Hazelhurst
Coudersport
Phillips
Arnold and
Jeanette
Sunkirk
Necastle
Cowdersport
Vermont gubernatorial returns show Stickney trailing in early tallies
From 175 towns in Vermont the vote totals are Stickney 38601, Sen ter 13123, others 1138. Republican loss 4309, Democrat gain 815, Republican majority 24242 and a 25478 plurality with 70 towns still to report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White River Junction
Stickney
Senter
Perjurer Held for Trial in Powers Case
Georgetown Kentucky September 4 George F Weaver a witness in the Caleb Powers trial was held for trial on perjury charges and remanded to prison in default of bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
George F. Weaver
Caleb Powers
Yellow Jack in Havana reports confined Havana fever outbreak
Yellow Jack in Havana notes that the yellow fever remains serious but confined within Havana as of September 4, with authorities monitoring the situation and taking precautionary measures.
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Havana
Sanitation Claims In Spanish Colony Amid Contagion Observed
Authorities argue that cleanliness does not prevent contagion as cases rise in the Spanish colony. The best quarters are affected while lower portions are nearly exempt and eighty five cases are under observation.
Arkansas Democrats Edge with Davis in Early Returns
Little Rock reports September 4 shows Jefferson Davis leading governor race by about 20,000 with 40 of 75 counties counted. Republican Remmell trails though two counties may tilt his way and party estimates float toward a 40 to 56 thousand Davis margin as more returns arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kive Stickney
Senior
Irout
Jackson
Little Rock
Ark
Jefferson Davis
Remmell
Davis
British advance near Lydenburg in Transvaal
General Buller reconnoitered Boer position in the mountains overlooking Lydenburg. General Botha and 2,000 burghers had joined the pass defense. Boers opened with three Long Toms and fired steadily all day. British casualties were light.
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Crocodile River Valley
Transvaal
Buller
Lydenburg
Botha
Portland Street Fair Crowns Carnival King and Queen
Portland street fair opens under favorable conditions with a long parade as carnival king and queen crowned in the afternoon pageant. In the evening the carnival opens to the public and about 40,000 people pass through the main gate.
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Portland
Ore
Puget Sound Salmon Pack Falls Short of Last Year
Tacoma Washington report shows the Puget Sound salmon pack will be 600000 fewer cases than last year. The harvest totals about 225000 cases, only a quarter of 1899, as cold storage firms take a larger share than usual.
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Tacoma
Wash
Puget Sound
Hanna Leaves for Home in Republican Campaign Tour
Senator Hanna departed from Republican national headquarters in New York to begin a three week trip. He travels to Elberon then Cleveland, plans to open the Ohio campaign in Youngstown on Saturday, and then proceed to Chicago.
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New York
Hanna
Republican National
Elberon
Cleveland
Ohio
Youngstown
Chicago
Boer Commander Delarey Dies of Wounds
Pretoria reports General Delarey, the Boer commander, has died from wounds suffered at Elands River. The announcement notes his death Sept. 4 and confirms the casualty from that engagement.
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Pretoria
Delarey
Elands River
Infant son of Mrs Naughten dies after two months
The two months old son of Mrs. W. J. Naughten died last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Naughten
Large deal in precious stones ends with arrest of seller
Warren Thomas, an insurance man in the city, was arrested and jailed on a charge of obtaining goods under false pretenses. He allegedly told J. Sablotzky he could sell diamonds belonging to Mrs. Osborne and then pawned multiple pieces worth 628 dollars. Detective Murphy recovered the jewels after Sablotzky's suspicions rose.
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Warren Thomas
Thomas
J. Sablotzky
Blumkin
Bank
Murphy
Sablotzky
Mr. Thomas
Chinese Have No Papers in New York Chinatown
From the New York Tribune a study notes Chinese residents lack local newspapers and rely on American papers or Canton and Shanghai editions. San Francisco hosts the only Chinese daily outside China, Chung Fai Wat Po, edited by Ne Poon Chew, with a 3 500 circulation and $6 annual price.
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New York Tribune
Canton
Shanghai
San Francisco
Chinatown
Pekin
Pell
Dovers Streets
Pell Street
Empire
Ne Poon Chew
China
The Anaconda Standard Offers More Pages for Your Money
The Anaconda Standard delivers greater daily news inches per paid moony than any other Montana daily, providing extra coverage and value for readers.
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Montana
Indemnities Set by Anglo-German Commission
Berlin reports the Anglo German commission awards indemnities for German ships seized by British warships in South African waters. The East African line gets £20,000 for detention of the Bundesrath the General and the Herzog £5,000 for goods, Hans Wagner owners £4,437 and Far bark owners £126. Both governments accept the decision.
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Berlin
Anglo-German Commission
Bundesrath
General
Herzog
East African Line
Hans Wagner
Far
Death list from Havana reports four yellow fever deaths
The war department received from General Wood at Havana a list of deaths dated Sept 21 at Pinar del Rio and Guanajay. Henry Frey a civilian quartermaster yellow fever. Ellis Wilbur a civilian quartermaster yellow fever. Viggo Tung Suh a civilian yellow fever. Charles H. Burne listed at Guanajay 21st with yellow fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Wood
Havana
Pinar del Rio
Henry Frey
Ellis Wilbur
Anti Foreign Commission Appointed for Peace Talks
Shanghai reports an imperial edict appointing Li Hung Chang Yung Lu Hsu Tung and Prince Ching as anti foreign peace commissioners. The American association protests Pekin evacuation until a final settlement. Li aims to keep order with southern viceroys and the Tsung Luamen president. Rockhill sails to Pekin. Li heads toward Tientsin.
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Shanghai
Li Hung Chang
Yung Lu
Hsu Tung
Prince Ching
American Association
Pekin
McKinley
Russia
Tsung Luamen
Tientsin
Mr. Rockhill
United States
Naval Review at Bar Harbor Opens with British Squadron Salute
Five British warships led by H M S Crescent anchored in Bar Harbor Maine and fired a national salute returned by the U S flagship New York. Rear Admiral Farquhar visited Vice Admiral Bedford and a reception followed. Edward Van Ness displayed a Boer flag provoking a public confrontation as locals urged removal.
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Bar Harbor
United States
New York
H. M. S Crescent
Bedford
Psyche
Tribune
Edward van Ness
Charles H. Wood
Board of Selectmen
Mr. van Ness
van Ness
Wood
Taylor
Board of Trade
Boer commissioners visit sparks club resignation request
Mr. Wood used a knife to cut a pole and the standard fell as crowds cheered. Mr. Van Ness helped welcome the Boer commissioners and is asked to resign from the Gentlemen's club.
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Wood
Mr. van Ness
Gentlemen's Club
Deadlock in Boise Fusion Talks Between Populists and Democrats
In Boise on September 4, populists and democrats show no progress toward an agreement. Populists are split, blocking fusion efforts, while Democrats appear willing to compromise but are hampered by populist divisions. Workers feel less hopeful about a deal as discussions stall.
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Boise
Idaho
Fusion
Brother-in-law sued for expensive horsewhipping in Rockford
Rockford Illinois Philip W Danky filed a $20 000 damages suit in circuit court after being publicly horse whipped by his brother in law Frank Alling who arrived from Tacoma Washington to carry out the act The incident was reported by a Chicago Chronicle dispatch from Rockford Illinois
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Chicago
The
Chronicle
Rockford
Philip W. Danky
Frank Alling
Tacoma
Wash
Sewall Sinking Fast in Bath Quietly
In Bath Maine on September 5 at 12:15 am physicians report Arthur Sewall growing weaker and likely to die before nightfall. The update notes his condition continues to decline with no improvement expected.
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Bath
Arthur Sewall
Two girls seek work choices reach for skills and failure
Marguerite Brooks notes two girls with varied training in shorthand, painting on china, telegraphy and languages yet fail to find office jobs. One lacks mastery of any craft while the other cannot leverage languages or penmanship into steady work. She warns women to focus effort on one strong skill to avoid disappointment. The Boston Elevated Company has issued tree tickets through churches for charity work.
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Marguerite Brooks
China
Toston
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