Letters on Montana settlement and Mormonism in Utah
Readers urged to contribute letters detailing mining, farming, and settlement inducements in Montana. The piece attacks Brigham Young and Mormon authority in Utah, praising Jerome Sillson’s reporting for the New York Herald and calling for abolition of Mormon influence to restore free speech and safety for Gentiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Yoonlé
Saint-Anunal Tours
Grople
Brigham Young
Mountain Meadows
Htis Tolowers
H Eis
John D. Lee
Bingham Yoong
Heaven
Jerome B. Stillson
New York Herald
Utah
United States
Urals
Mort ]Issary
Mor
Poly
Litah
Acreligion
Lode and ore shipment details from the district
The report describes a lode crossing the gulden with a massive extension, widths from 8 to 20 feet for 400 feet, and a solid galena seam ten feet wide along the south wall. High grade ore shipped to Jefferson City smelter, with daily tonnage planned. low grade ore to concentrate. The Cynuet Company employs LG men while tunnel work advances toward con joining with a 400 foot long tunnel. Prices and markets show gold around 1063 to 107, silver near 53%d, and copper futures limited with expectations of lower prices.
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Lenyth
Gulen
Jefferson City
Cyiuet Company
Rurley Company
Jones, Lary
Guluna
Stige
Sear
Boulder Road
Montana
Jefferson
Helena
Elk Horn
Dudge Tunney
Jack Smith
Julumy McDemnot
Win, Berkid
India
Souneil
San Francisco
Europe
Miles Hunts Sioux in Rosebud Region Battle Report
General Miles with detachments of the 2d Cavalry and the 5th and 22d Infantry pursued Lone Deer's village nine miles up Muddy Creek near Rosebud. The fight left Lone Deer dead and 42 warriors killed, 500 ponies captured, plus lodges, clothing, and ammunition seized. Miles declares the campaign not over despite initial claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Deer
Mites
Montana Eehaan
Rosebud
At & P
Jerome
Casey
Vilage
Montana
Calvary & Miles
Lone
Beer Chi
Trak Star
Way Army
Guster
Gayhart
Bazewar
Sitting Bull
Eanay
North-Western Company reorganizes mining venture at Philipsburg
The old North West Company, tied to illegal and personal conflicts, is reorganized in Philadelphia as the North-Western Company. It takes stock and leases the Northwest mine and mill at Philipsburg for three years led by directors Caprice, Hauser, and Saunders. A meeting at Philipsburg aims to launch operations within days, with ore deliveries from Trout Creek and a plan to resume Prout and custom-ore work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old North-West Co
Philadelphia
The
North-Western Company
Prdpesty
Northwest
Philipsburg
Messrs. Juin Caprice
ST. Hauser
Phil. Sauaders
Philipating
Messrs, Caprice and Saunders
Hauser Witt
Thim
Wullipaburg
Cmon
Weat
The Eastern War Dispatches On Danube Front
Reports from Lospux on June 4 describe Russian control of key Danube positions from Galetz to Kala fat and difficulties ahead as summer rises. Troops facing unhealthy zones, with 240,000 Kuykiliists and 6,000 reinforcements plus 30,000 east of Thrall and 20,000 near Belgrade bolster defenses. London notes Turkish pressure on Montenegro from the Albanian side, with Ali Caib advancing from Sprux valley to Divilogsad, repelled at Moljut but fighting continues and Turkish casualties rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lospux
Danube
Galetz
Kalafat
Lower Danube
Thrall
Belgrade
Reusnold
Loxnon
Ragusays
Montenegro
Ali Caib
Sprux
Auta Valley
Divilogsad
Moljut
Cnomota
Vienna
Russia and England seen delaying Danube crossing
The Fribune's London correspondent reports that Russia and England may delay crossing the Danube until June 1 due to bad money. Secret preparations are said to involve throwing portions of the army across at various locations while Bulgarians Christians are said to have joined Russia. Telegrams from the front are cited as confirming these plans and movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orreaco
the Fribune
London
Danube
Mioneby
Dbyail
Kalarash
Khrasevritny
Riasinna
War rumors and political tension reported in July dispatches
The report notes discussions of moderation advised by the Queen to the Primier, while Parliament counters indicate a war footing. It mentions Austro-Romanian tensions along the Danube, cautious Russian negotiating signals, and partial treaty considerations. Financial notes include forgery cases, bail, and ore shipments with values and destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone
England
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Soathern
Russia
Poland
Ramon
Orsova
H Alves
Asti
Asia
Turkey
Finney
Sas Franesco
Geo. M. Vinney
Pinney
Lie
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Lowe
W. ©. Childs
First National Bank of
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Lexington
Gill
Unionville
Kemp Bros
San Fisto
Salt Linke Herald
Georgia
Lamer
Iron and Steel
Griffith & Wedge Vertical Engines
Lefet
A.M. Holter & Bro
Montnanery
B.L. Newedl
Tena
Goode Tates
Fiair
Bulto
San
Boots
Eve
E.L. Bonner & CO
Butte, Montana
Invalid Hospital
Deer Lodge Valley
Mitchell & Mussighrod
Froprictoys
Tns
Eesti
Stein Elinenees
Sephie
Unis
Peeveribesk
Tyt Mutcheta ‘& Muasigbrod
Bea
Valiton
Tone House
Pacall
Tesseau & Valiton
B. W. Dornell
Wbolsre
Lababie
Dornell, Clark
Larabie
Hust, Douglas & Stewart
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Stewart
Sodlun
GO. Sebwalt
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Buttes
Fraber, Cualmera
Cicade
Mitais
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Tohn L. Murphy, Ramuel Tere
Otanas
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