Rumors Of Formation Of A New Syndicate In Montana
Rumors spread in Butte of a new generation of financiers led by Perry Belmont in New York aiming to form a $10,000,000 syndicate to control Heinzes MOB Co and adjacent properties. The plan reportedly includes Amalgamated taking stock pro rata and a guaranteed 9 percent return, with possible reconciliation between Amalgamated and Heinzes amid talks.
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Wight
Butte
New York
Perry Belmont
Friedlander
Snyder
Inter Mountain
Man Robbery Fights Break Out At Polling Place
A fight at a Third Ward polling place reported around 1 30 PM left Mike ODonnell with a bandaged head after he and others witnessed ballot counting. Mike O Meara and Sharkey clashed with a billy, Ward struck, and O Donnell suffered a deep jaw wound and head bruise. He plans to prosecute.
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Mike O'Meara
Shaw
Billy
Sharkey
O'Meara
O'Donnell
O'Donnel
Ward
West Virginia Street
Dr. Hall
Donnell
Butte Land and Law Vestment dispute hearing nears end
Judge Harney hears the order to show cause why a temporary injunction should not be issued in the dispute between Merriman and Louis Mason against the Butte Land and Law Vestment company and others over the Butte and Boston claim near Pass Canyon east of the city. The hearing ends soon as evidence continues on alleged toting of materials and work stoppage amid the case. The case will proceed at a home hearing this Tuesday, April 22, 2240.
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Judes Harney
Butte Land and Law Vestment Company
Merriman
Louis Mason
Wins
Butte & Boston Phinver
Gulf Quarts
Ete Vrahes
Pass Canyon
Une City
Mason
Aedes
Copper Mining Shares and City Campaigns
A fragmented antediluvian edition notes a tense city race for mayor with Protestant ministers backing the Democratic candidate who pledges to close gambling houses and wine rooms, while the Republican candidate supports a lenient policy. Coastal trade items mention ships, seals, and colonial incidents.
Funeral Notice and Public Service Announcements
Notice for Fidelity Lodge No. 8 and visiting members to meet at Fidelity Hall to attend the funeral of A. H. Davey. Also announces a civil service examination for clerk and carrier positions on April 24 with April 16 application deadline and Patrick A. Brady appointed deputy assessor by Dan Brown in Oregon.
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Fbletity Lodge No. 8
Ac Fidelity Hall
Wedresiwy
Berher
A. H. Davey
Jowan F. Davis
N. G
Com
Meisure
Patrick A. Brady
Dan Brown
Orseon
Sportsmen to Meet for Montana Kish and Protective Association
There will be a meeting at 122 N. Main Street in Topom on April 3 to organize a local division of the Montana Kish and the Protective Association. Divisions already exist in Missoula, Bozeman, Livingston, Helena, and Kalispell. Hunters and anglers are urged to attend.
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Lorestinlio
Main Street
Topom
Montana
Keeley treatment referenced in drunkenness remark
A quoted line notes that the speaker believes the Keeley treatment would have improved the conversation, implying a discussion about alcoholism treatment or reform. The remark reflects attitudes toward temperance and medical remedies of the era.
Keeley Institute Advertises Cure for Drugs and Tobacco
The Keeley Institute claims to cure drug and cigarette habits without confinement or publicity. It promotes treatment for soldiers and sailors and offers home services for ladies. Address THE KEELEY INSTITUTE 164 East South Flint street Bast Lake City Utah.
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United States
Keeley Institute
Keeley
East South
Flint Street
Bast Lake City
Utah
Wall Street Opens Mixed Amid Steel Rally and Drawn Bargain
New York stock exchanges open with fractional gains led by big steel issues while United States Steel and Burlington show early down moves. Railroad and industrial stocks dip, with several major losses as profits are taken. Texas and Pacific and Amalgamated Copper rise, but overall trend remains unsettled amid brisk trading and a sugar price uptick.
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New York
U. S, Steel
Burlington
Bears
Shorts
United States Steel
Texas and Pacific
Amalgamated
Omaha Sheep and Cattle Market Report Apr 2 Cattle Receipts
Market strong and active with cattle receipts of 240 head and hogs 200 head. Native beef steers bring 4.60 to 6.40, western steers 5.64 to 6.60, Texas steers 2.4 to 3.74 per hundredweight. bulk of sheep and lamb sales shown with mixed prices and strong demand. Also noted are hog receipts and price ranges across heavy and light classifications.
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Chicago
Hoxs
Eas
Morro
Kansas City
Texas
Mehta
Omaha
Liquor Question Drives Nebraska Election Battles
Across Nebraska voters decide liquor or local option in many towns while Omaha holds contests for tax commissioner and two council seats. Lincoln and large towns tilt between Republicans and fusionists. Weather statewide is cloudy and rainy.
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Omaha
Neb
Nebraska
South Omaha
Lincoln
Actress Olga Nethersole recovers after surgery
London April 2 Actress Olga Nethersole who had surgery last week is progressing well and expects to be discharged to go out by the end of the week.
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London
Olga Nethersole
Still a Prisoner Despite Aguinaldo Oath
Washington reports that Aguinaldo remains a prisoner under Gen. MacArthur even after taking an oath. He may gain limited freedom of action, but not full liberty for now. War Department believes the oath could aid island pacification with broader effects.
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Washington
Aguinaldo
Gen. MacArthur
War Department
Fisheries Not Sold Claim From Pacific American Chief
Chicago April 2 Mr John Cudahy president of the Pacific American Fisheries company said today that the report that the company was to be sold was absolutely false that the report is the work of a promoter who is no doubt trying to get up some scheme.
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Chicago
John Cudahy
Pacific American Fisheries Company
Hahn Has High Hopes for Parker Lead
St Louis April 2 Secretary Hahn of the Republican Central Committee estimates Parker will lead by 7000 to 10000 votes.
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Hahn
St. Louis
Republican Central Committee
Parker
Carrie Nation Rips St Louis Hell Holes in Harsh Tour
Mrs Carrie Nation of Kansas spent an hour and a half in St Louis expressing disgust at local conditions and vowing to close hell holes after returning from Indianapolis. She knocked a cigar from a man’s mouth, offered a rose to a Chicago man with two black eyes, and left after arguing with bartenders and a previous encounter at Nation saloon amid a loaded revolver threat from proprietor Joseph Sauerburger.
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St. Louis
Carrie Nation
Kansas
Indianapolis
Bas Mornig
Kassee City
Wabash
Cincinnati
Smoire
Englehare
Chicago
Market Street
Nation
Oseph Sauerburger
Local Briefs From Butte And Nearby Commerce
Local notices list Dr. German dentist at 144 N Main St J G Bates tuner at Montana Munty Co office 42 West Pass Glassited. Butte Paint and Wall Paper moves to 111 West Park Lex C Bryant. Violin end piano studio Room 1 Tuttle block ary City Wood & Coal Co advertises wood and telephone 184 218 Main. Harvard Cigar promotion claims popular in market with best quality. Dr L Austin painless teeth extraction over Red Boot 34 N Main St Butte.
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LI Dr. L. Austin
Aential
Red Boot
N. Main Street
Butte
Harvard
Personal notices of travel and local visits
George FB. Rameney heads to BL Vaul tonight on Great Northern. Mary Gillette departs for Du uth Minn tonight also on Great Northern. J. R. Webber of the San Francisco Examiner is in the city. L. BP Beat and family plan eastward tomorrow night via North ven Pacific with a Genoa Naples extension. Ex-herit P. H. Regan from Crystal Springs comments on the election outcome.
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George FB. Rameney
BL Vaul
Great Northern
Mia
Mary Gillette
Duuth
Minn
J. R. Webber
The
San Francisco Examiner
L. BP
Beat
Family
Pacific
Genoa
Naples
Herit
P. H. Regan
Crystal Springs
Enjoined from working the Comanche mine dispute
In a Montana district court judge considers a petition to extend a temporary restraining order against Boston & Montana Mining Company from full operation of the Comanche mine. Testimony covers ore quantities, costs to keep the mine idle, water control, and conveyances linking title to a quarter interest. bond set at 40,000 with time to file exceptions.
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Comanche
Adolph Weisstein
Boston & Montana
Clancy
J. M. Denny
John J. Mellallon
Montana Ore Purchasing Companys Corps of Real Advisers
Messrs. Forbis & Evans
Legal Department
Wspute
Dved
David N. Upton
Upton
Department No. 1
District Court
John Lindway
Mr. Lipton
Boston & Montana Company
Batterman
Forbin
Buttermat
Denny
Wetzstein
Ume
Bowman Dies After Illness in Sheridan Home
Charles F. Bowman died of dropsy Sunday night at his son's Sheridan residence in Madison county. He arrived weeks ago from Beaverhead county after crossing the plains in the early 1860s. Born in Germany sixty eight years ago.
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Charles F. Bowman
Sheridan
Madison County
Mr. Bowman
Beaverhead County
Plains
Germany
Greenland Trade Warps In Danish Northern Colony
The Montreal Herald describes Greenland as a closed Danish colony with a state monopoly on trade. Access for foreigners is restricted and all commerce is controlled by Greenland’s administration via nine vessels. Prices for goods and native products are fixed to protect residents, who cannot buy spirits. The Whale brig is nearly a century old.
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Greenland
Denmark
Greenland Company
Montreal Herald
Ground for Sympathy from the Injuns
The sympathetic man laments the noble red man but Bronco Hob retorts he’s sorrier for anyone who feels sorry for Injuns. The exchange pivots on misunderstanding and a blunt, humorous clash over empathy toward Indigenous people.
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Bronco Hob
Mister
Injuni Washington Star
Bad Lands Described by Montana Host and Visitor
A Montana host points west to the Bad Lands while the eastern visitor calls them abandoned farms. The exchange appears in the Chicago Tribune excerpt, capturing a travel or regional sketch with curious dialogue about desolate landscapes.
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Montana
Chicago Tribune
Mortuary Record O Reagan O Kegan Dies In Butte
Margaret O Kegan mother of Miss Ohegan a city teacher died at her daughter's residence 1122 West Broadway of heart disease She had recently been in Butte and was en route from her Oregon ranch near Portland Her remains are with Undertaker Sherman Dr Phillips now at 134 West Broadway offering magnetic treatment and massage services.
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O'Reagan
Margaret O'Kegan
O'hegan
West Broadway
Butte
New Yonton Ranch
Portland
Ore
Sherman
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Baste
Heinzes
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Maria Wert
Pelena
Hie
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Park Street
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Childrens Hair
Haiddone
Anderhe Pew
Butte & Boston
Verma
Celsior
ONIST
Kastber
Butte Floral Co
West Lreadway
Cape Coast Castle
Gold Coast Colony
Serra Leche
Tome
Labrador
Fee
Hon Vira
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Cannon
Monterexs
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Apostle Cans Pen
Mormon Church
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Hinge
NEW York Stock Exchange
Gency Review of Trade
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York
Prime Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange
Bankers Billig
Boston Wool Market
Flesve
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Alchison
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
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Federal Steel People's Gas
Jersey
Contal
Delaware & Hudson
Theading
Pacific Mall
Western Union
Kansas City Market
Omaha Cattle Market
C. T. Bowman
Toaldepraviy
Mortuary Record
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Buitc
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Butta
Anaconda
Steven
Ticketa
Great Northern Railway
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Cag
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