Spoils of Office in City Hall Favor Lavell Likely Reappointment
James Reynolds named for City Clerk and Matt Cannon for Police Clerk amid a jockeying central committee. Rumors swirl over who will win the top appointive posts as Lavell’s tenure eyes a renewal. Mullin seeks mayoral support while Cannon backs a safe clerkship in the treasurer’s office.
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James Reynolds
Matt Cannon
van Tits
Livy
James M. Res
Joe Mullin
Eini Hooks
Poltve
Needle
Lavell Phat
Campulen
Davey
Offic
Lavellie
Jovy VI
Boy*e
Marie Cannon
John G. Holland
Central Committee
Mr. Conhoy
Edward Mo Lamb
Marten
Pacino
Tale of Woe in the Dramatic World of Mr Taylor
The article narrates F. Raymond Taylor a noted actor facing a cascade of misfortune after a risky seance with the mysterious John Barleycorn. He travels from a festive town to Butte and Troy and triggers a sequence of financial and legal troubles linked to a check fiasco at the National Bank of Boston.
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F. Raymond ‘Taylor
Mr. Taylor
John Barleycorn
Taylor
Dakotas
Tay
Butte
Hutte
Ta Jar
Aula
My. Taylor
Toston
Old National Bank of Boston
Mark
Thespian Seeks Funds Amid Court Prospects in Boston
A troubled performer asked horn colleagues to wire money to Boston, promising either to keep or return the check as a souvenir or cash. He hoped the money order would arrive in time for him to travel to Bis mark Ma tne for court action, with further installments possible as the case proceeds. Meanwhile a district court session heard testimony on a protracted dispute involving Rutty Land and divestment concerns, with Judge Tatney presiding through the week.
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Fuliceman
Boston
Bismark Ma Tne
Judes Har Fwy
Rutty Land & Divestment Company
R. C. Meret
Louis Musom
Tatney
Real estate deal and city fire report in March
Johnne McQueeney buys 75 feet of Ligale lode ground from John Bode under a five year lease to Henny re. Mueller to pay 100 rent monthly. Jalef Sanger’s March fire department report shows sixteen alarms causing 885 loss, insurance 340,700, property involved 102,500, department expense 3,091.20.
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Johnne McQueeney
John Bode
Henny Re
Mueller
Jalef Sanger
Phillips Holds Up His Corner in Grain Trade
Chicago reports George R. Phillips, a bold grain speculator, faced a market crisis with a $200,000 margin boost after a brutal opening in May wheat. He defended his position in corn and oats, absorbing heavy selling. May wheat opened sharply lower but steadied, while corn slid then rallied as Phillips maintained a strong line totaling several million bushels. Other markets weakened in anticipation of today’s action, with Liverpool also showing declines. The day closed with May oats at the low, and Phillips asserting the market needed a shakeup.
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Chicago
George R. Phillips
Phillips
Maycorm
Ouls
Dye Agin Philps
Mimself
St. Loui
Liverpool
Alee
Reid
Wool Market Report Hits St Louis Amid Mixed Threads
In St Louis on a wet April day bids for wool held steady across grades. Merino and coarse wools showed modest firmness while finer lines in midrange moved slowly, with buyers cautious and mills watching costs.
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St. Louis
Keeley treatment suggested to improve conversation
A remark notes that drunkenness might be lessened if he had undergone the Keeley treatment. The quote implies a judgement on his social behavior and a preference for abstinence based treatment.
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Keeley
Keeley Institute Promises Cures For Drugs And Tobacco
The Keeley Institute advertises cures for drug and cigarette habits with no confinement and discreet treatment at home or in public facilities. The ad claims exclusive use of Keeley remedies in the state and invites inquiries to Salt Lake City address or Lock Box 480 for terms and literature.
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United States
Keeley Institute
Keeley
East South First Street
Salt Lake City
Utah
Market ends irregular after wide swings on New York Exchange
April 3 report shows broad activity across rails and metals with Burlington up to 181 and Northern Pacific near 98 as Rock Island fell to 143. Delaware and Hudson rallied briefly amid large buys while weaknesses in coalers and some steels tempered gains. Closing quotes were irregular amid heavy trading and bond fluctuations.
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York
Atucke
Burlington
Northern Pacific
Amalgamated Copper
Rock Island
Manhattan
Delaware and Hudson and Hudson
Texas and Pacific
Western Union
Northwest Common
Preferred
Sugar
People’s Gas
Consolidated Gas
Man+ Hattan
Louisville
Delaware
Hudson
New York Central
Lackawanna
Erie
New Jersey
Omaha Live Stock Market Report April 3
Cattle receipts 2.00 head with active, stronger market. Native beef steers 4.20 to 5.40, western steers 4.00 to 4.75, Texan steers 3.55 to 4.00, cows and heifers 3.25 to 4.40, bulls and stockers 4.50 to 7.00. Hogs receipts 5,300. market a shade lower. Heavy 5.97 to 6.07, mixed 5.97 to 6.00, light 5.00 to 5.97. Sheep receipts 1,500. market steady. Native yearlings 4.05 to 4.95, western feeder quality 3.90 to 5.30.
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Omaha
Closing bids for leading stocks in New York market
New York stocks report shows closing bids for major corporations including Atchison Topeka Nebraska Brooklyn Rapid Transit Chicago Burlington & Quincy Continental Tobacco Federal Steel Peoples Gas Glucose Sugar Missouri Pacific Northern Pacific New York Central Pennsylvania Union Pacific Pullman General Electric and more with varied bid figures. The list includes railroads such as Baltimore & Ohio Louisville & Nashville St Paul Tacoma and others.
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New York
A. B&w
Atchison
Brooklyn Rapid
Baltimore & Ohio
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Chicago & Great Western Continental Tobacco
Federal Steel
People’s Gas
Nlinels Central
Jersey Central
Louisville & Nashville
Manhattan
Missouri Pacific Northern Pacific
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Rock Island
Southern Pacific
St. Paul Bura
Tennessee
Oul & Tron
Todacco
Union Pacifly
EMS
Denver & Rio Grande
Delaware & Hudson Leather
Pacific Mail Reading
Hubber
Western UN Pullman
General Electric
Aerenene
Li Hung Chang Leaves Pekin Amid Power Struggles
Washington reports quote no official notice of Prince Li Hung Chang departing Pekin for Shanghai yet many observers believe he is leaving for good. The Chicago and European press say Li Hong changes stance on Russian terms and that the Chinese forts will be dismantled rather than destroyed, with one fort on the Pu river ordered removed to ease navigation.
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Washington
Li Hung Cnang
Pekin
Shanghai
Li Hang Chang
Li Mang Chang
Karl Lf
Tie
Russia
Manchuria
China
Rockhill
Hays
Gulf of
Pechil
Taku
State Department
Pui River
Southern Pacific Elects New Board in New York Meeting
At the New York meeting the Southern Pacific directors named include T. J. Coolidge Jr. and George J. Gould among others. The new board features seven Union Pacific syndicate members and seven Huntington representatives, with Charles H. Tweed re-elected chairman. An executive committee was chosen with Gould, Harriman, Hawley, Kuhn, Schiff, Speyer, Stillman, and Tweed ex officio. Harriman was elected chairman.
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New York
Tovay
Bouthertt Pacific Company
T. J. Coolidge, Jr
George J. Gould
E. H. Harriman
Edwin Hawley
Chas. M. Hays
H. B. Huntington
James H. Hyde
Otto H. Kuhn
J. W. Mackay
D. ©. Mills
Winslow
Pierce
J. H. Schiff
James Speyer
Jam
Ea- Win Hawley
Jacob H. Schiff
James Stillman
Chas. H. Tweed
Tweed
Gruwell Block renovation plans stir Billings
The Gruwell block in Billings Montana requires a stronger foundation at the west corner after a sunken shift. Contractors will remove the faulty pillar base and rebuild using a hydraulic derrick from the railroad company. About thirty men will then finish interior work once the foundation is secure.
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Gruwell
Any &Usy
Missoula Poison Case Hearsay Ends Court Talks
Coroner's jury in Missoula resumed testimony in the Tatman poisoning case with chemical analysis pending. Testimony provided no new theory on how poison entered the meal. Witnesses included Totman relatives, nurse, and two men at the Totmain home. servant Cefscarella Canavan faced contradictions.
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Missoula
Mont
Tatman
Totman
Bessie ‘Totman
Hughes
W. Mills
Butte
Symon
Richards
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F. Raymond Taylor
Chief Sanger
Telegraph News
Daily Record
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NEW York Stock Exchange
General Review of Trade
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis Southwestern
Tobacco
St. Paul
Northwestern Oh
Delaware & Hudson
Hurlington
Nock Island
Leople
LI Hung
New Board of Directors
Billings
Aggie
Field
al G. Field
Hillinge Batumtay
Aguinaldo
Henry Mueller
Lois FP
Best of
Board of Education of
Gradig
Toluca-Cody Line
Connery
William J. Reifenrath
Hatriet
Hila Heifenrath
Helena
Ife Insurance Polivwa
Relfenrath Mit
H. J. Thompson
Dillon
Mel Gregor
Ne East
Divia
Wallon & Davis
North Dakota
Royalli County
T. Rom
J. E. Mehargue
Montana
Anaconda
Hamilton
George Kane
DeBorgia
Watson Boyle
Bozeman
Missoula Hotel
John Bourk
W. B. Breman
St. Regis
Frank O'Leary
Butte Miner
George D. Orner
Nep Lynch
Plains
William B. Brooks
Hammond Block
First National Bank
Jacob Jacobson
Dr. Parson's Hospital
Stevensville
Lumbermen's Union of
Place
Charles Dodge
Coeur d'Alene
Charles Warren
Stevens
East Cedar Street
Casey
Cherry and
Jackson Streets
Frank J. Davies
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Clinton
United States Land Office
Minnie de Long
Rufus
de Long
Valley Cemetery
H. E. Possell
West Street
Florence Stam Laundry
Florence
Telephone
George
Pringle
Mompesermene
Tussoula
Cleveland
Monarch
Snell Bbicycles
Bishop & Kern
Higgans Ave
Joseph Oettinger, D. D.s.f
Daly
Bayes Chas
Marsh
Mayes & Marsh
Eclipse
Connetion
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