New Administration Faces City Jobs Scrutiny in City Hall Claimants
A scramble in the new administration for key posts includes Dawson touted for chief of police, with ex deputy sheriff Denny Ceneli and J. M. Reynelas among contenders for city clerk. City treasurer, building inspector, street commissioner and health physician posts also draw interest as politicians jockey for appointments while ongoing legal action records a horse drawn carriage collision causing injury and damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Policj
Dawson
Davey
Nia
Sherif Denny CeNeli
J. M. Reynelas Haa
Callan
Wepulice Court
Matt Cannon
Rickenbach
PF. W. Blackford
Edward M. Lamb
W. J. Naughtin
Lam
Hien B. Catkins
Einnelf
Mayer
BW. Wynne
W. J. Kennelly
J. d. Carter
Evhica
Piyelans Miecassing
Tillea Tiene
Mrs Engle Sues Butte Electric Railway for 10000 Damages
Margaret Engle files for 10000 damages in district court against Butte Electric Railway over personal injuries and wagon damage from a March street accident on West Park. The plaintiff alleges the collision occurred while she was driving her horse and wagon and cites the driver on duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Engle
Amages
Butte Electric Rail Way Company
Dame Wees
West Park Street
Mortuary Notices From Local Homes
The Pa niles family mourns the death of one year old Ed Vaniles at their North Meaderville residence with services scheduled for Sunday at 2 PM. Mary Miklich, two, of East Ruste, died at home with funeral set for tomorrow at 2 PM. John O’Brien Wil, funeral planned for tomorrow at 2 PM from Sheeman's Undertaking with services at St Patrick's Church. Mrs Caplisie Mazon’s funeral tonight at 8 from 727 West Park to O S L depot for interment in Missoula Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Vaniles
Aliee B
Richard Paniles
North
Meaderville
Miklich
Mary
John Miklich
East Ruste
O'Brien
John O'Roen
Sheeman
St Patrick's Charch
Mason
Caplisie Mazon
Cunningham
West Park Street
Missoula Montana
John Murry Found Dead in Lodging House
John Murry a cripple about 55 was found dead in the hallway of a cheap lodging house at 433 South Arizona Street by miners James Iff and John McCormick. The coroner was notified and the body was sent to Richards' parlors for an inquest set for tomorrow at 2:00 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Murry
South
Arizona Street
James Iff
John McCormick
Murry
Rem
Johnson
Richards
Marty
Burre
Railway Grievances in New York Conference
In New York a secret conference of railway employees and Central railroad of New Jersey officials convened to hear labor grievances. An invitation was sent to C H Warren to attend and discuss their demands. Clerks report the men are paid by the day and seek a mileage system with 100 miles deemed a day’s work for conductors engineers and firemen and other train staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Central Railway
New Jersey
C. H. Warren
Central Railroad
Warren
All Tin Mills Busy in Pittsburg on Tin Demand
All Tin Mills in Pittsburg and every American Tin Plate plant will run at full capacity next week as demand for tin and tin plates remains unusually strong. Independent tin plate plants have stayed in operation since the July 1 price scale, with one firm selling its entire year’s output. The combination plans to maintain current prices through the third quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
American Tin Plate Company
Keeley Institute Advertised in Salt Lake City
Drunkenness described as needing Keeley treatment with private, nonrestrictive care. It claims the Keeley Institute is the only legitimate facility in Utah, warning others as frauds. Addresses provided for terms and literature: 164 Fast South First street or Lock Box 49, Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Keeley Institute
Keeley
Fast South Fliat Street
Lock Box 49
Salt Lake City
Utah
Fight for water ends in city’s cash warrants
In Helena Montana on April 5 the city seized Beaver Creek water rights for 30000 dollars and issued warrants funded by Union Bank. The council approved a 417000 system to bring water 23 miles, while the Helena Water monopoly fought via injunction. State Treasurer Barrett denies bribery reports as he plans payout if authorized.
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Specialty Inter Mountain
Helena
Mont
St the Heaver Creek
Supreme Court
Beaver Creek
Edwards
George L. Ramsey
Union Bank and Trust Company
George
Freeman
Townsend
Juilea
Modellan Creek
Clements
Gev. M. Brill
Helena Power and Light Co
McKinley
Toole
Barret
Mrs Cynthia Burg Dies in Livingston After Illness
Mrs Cynthia F Burg of Postmaster Charles Burg died in Livingston Thursday night from pneumonia after a period of rheumatic illness. Born in Vermont around 45 years ago she married Charles Burg in Bismarck North Dakota in 1889. Survived by husband four children Ernestine Alfred Charles and Sophie. Funeral at residence on Second Street Saturday afternoon.
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Fnn
Inter Mountain
Livingston
Mont
Cynthia F. Burg
Charles Burg
Ernestine
Alfred
Charles
Sophie
Second Street
Chardon Bank Robbers Nabbed After Heist
Two men arrested at Willoughby on charges of taking part in Wednesday’s Chardon bank robbery have been brought to town. A head getaway man is identified by Marshal Connell of Parksville as a known crook. The other suspect, now nerve shattered, is expected to confess implicating the rest of the gang who fled toward Buffalo. Bloodstained papers near the robbery scene suggest one robber was severely wounded in the exchange of fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chardon
Willoughby
Marshal Connell
Parksville
Anserta
Buffalo
Robbery by the Mountain Bandits Near Chadron
At Lite Mountain Ohio April 5 three men thought to be Chadron bank robbers sought food, then shot into the Lemon home as occupants fled. By daybreak John Lemon found $100 missing and his house ransacked. Armed farmers with dogs scour the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chardon
Loomis Coming Home From La Guayra Mission
Washington reports Minister Loomis will sail for La Guayra on the Scorpion Sunday and reach San Juan by Wednesday with expected early May arrival at Hampton Roads if connections hold. Brief notes the Warner Quinlan syndicate brief for proceedings in the high court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Loomis
la Guayra
San Juan
Hampton Roads
Warner-Quinlan Syndicate
High Court
Legal notice outlines court action against New York and Bermuda company
The brief alleges Venezuela actions against the New York and Bermuda company. Ex-Senator Hiscock served as counsel for the Warner Quinlan Syndicate. Filed March 1, the document expects court citations to secure the company’s appearance within days.
Indemnification Talks With Powers Admit Difficulties Abroad
Reports from Washington April 5 describe state department notes on Pekin talks with the powers. The dispatches show ministers proposed many indemnity schemes, reflecting broad disagreements. There is no word from Mr. Rockhill in Pekin and no clear progress report on U S. negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockhill
United States
Pekin
Chief of Artillery Regulations Under Review
Secretary Root is considering artillery regulations for the corps under the reorganizing act. He has gathered input from qualified army officers and will appoint a chief of artillery plus two ordnance and fortifications board members after proposals are formulated. Many colonels hesitate to serve without added rank or pay, given their current commands.
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Washington
Root
Army
Ordnance and Fortifications
Great cargo of tobacco reaches New York from Havana
The Ward Ling steamer Mexico arrived from Havana after a two day delay caused by the new law ending export duties on tobacco and cigars. She carried 13,984 bales of tobacco and 1,190 cases of cigars and cigarettes, the largest Havana shipment to port yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ward Ling
Mexico
Havana
Cuba
Tablet to Ramsden Honored for Service to Americans
April 5 Navy photograph sent to Lord Pauncefote shows a bronze tablet to be placed on the Santiago house once occupied by Frederick W. Ramsden British consul who aided American residents and prisoners during the siege. Pauncefote's letter to the British government expresses gratification at Ramsden's services and the accompanying appreciation from Secretary Hay and Mr. Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Department
Lord Pauncefote
Santiago
Frederick W. Ramsden
State Department
Lord Pauncefate
Mr. Ramaden
Mr. Long
Pruncefote
John Hay
Gen Clay Will Fight At Whitehall Mansion
General Cassius M. Clay refused access to Whitehall mansion to Deputy Sheriff Coaller and two deputies from Richmond sent to serve a writ of delivery from Marie BK Clay for furniture. A fusillade followed, fifteen shots fired. No injuries confirmed, neighbors fear to enter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Post-Dispatch
Valley View
Cassius M. Clay
Whitehall Mansion
Coaller
Richmond
Marie BK. Clay
Clay
Clay Mansion
Mining talk and court case shuffle in Missoula
In Missoula on April 5 John Grandt testified in a robbery case against August Schmidt a West Front street bartender claiming Schmidt took a $5 bill outside the saloon after Grandt was ejected. Schmidt contends the money was willingly given. Mrs. Murdoch of Chicago visited Missoula to promote lodges and deliver a talk at Odd Fellows hall. A Scandinavian Hod event and dance followed at Kelms Hall with planning to continue such gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Schmidt
West Front Street
John Grandt
Schmidt
Grandt
W. A. Murdock
Chicago
Brotherhood of Leonmie
Engineers
Old City
Odd Fellows Hall
Missoula Presbyterians elect new trustees and locals noted
MISSOULA BRIEFS. The Presbyterian board of trustees met Tuesday to fill vacancies from resignations. George Wilcox and Ralph Moore were chosen. Other items include Clinton townsite testimony at the land office, a mental illness concern, property transfers, a finger injury, Emma Hoover visiting Missoula, travel by Clerk R W Kemp, county fee totals, Clinton postmaster at the hearing, Jocko siding extension, visits by Walter Bickford and the Hanratty camp duo, Pugh alias Peter Mock charged with larceny, and rheumatic patient Joseph Wagner seeking care near Florence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
The
Presbyterian Church
Con. Pawling
J. Wilson Moore
George Wilcox
Ralph Moore
Missoula
United States Land Office
Clinton
Dave Lewin
Comery
E. Cook
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Natipation
West Park
Char
Mortuary Record
Tin Plate Company
City 7
Chardon Bank Robbers
Venezuela
Conger
Artillery
Ramsden
Gen. Clay
Joseph Oettinger
Daly
J. F. Hayes
Chas, Marah, Mayes & Marsh
Eclipse
Font
Caltese Mining
John Grand
Vincent Lalonde
Butte
Faltese
Lalonde
Vauer d'Alene
Saltese
Saltewe
Wallace
Mrs. Murdock
Kelm
Scandinavian Brotherhood
Young
Italy
J. PB. Olson
Andrew Anderson
John Westine
Amd
Jusike
Florence
Pringle Manufacturer
Weat
Cleveland
Monarrs
Snell Bicycles
Bishop & Kern
Wiggans Ave
Moat
N. P. Christianson
Martha Henry
Mr. Whick
George F. Brooks
B. G. Nesmith
Mina Emma Hoover
Boulder
Miss Shelley
R. W. Kemp
Galton
Indiana
Wilkinson
C. A. Russell
City
Jocko Station
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Walter M. Bickford
J. O. Hanratty
Hanratty Camp
DeSmet
Ben Pugh
Peter Mock
Prescont
Grant
Rattlesnake
Pugh
North Dakota
Prescott
Joseph Wagner
Blew
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