Models of Olympia and others damaged in transit to Havre
A telegraph dispatch from Washington reports 11 American warship models valued at $100,000 damaged during shipment from New York to Havre aboard the converted cruiser Prairie. Glass cases in wooden boxes shifted, glass broke, rigging cut. Olympia suffered greatest harm. Other damaged vessels include Bancroft Columbia Charles Town Illinois Yorktown Kearseauge Newark Texas Monterey and Baltimore. Temporary repairs likely, with permanent work to follow at Washington navy yard. Commander Hawley reports landsmen progress in training.
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New York
The
Herald
Washington
Saga
Hichborn
Havre
Olympia
Bancroft
Columbia
Charles~ Tun
Tllinois
Yorktown
Kearseauge
Newark
Dexas
Monterey
Baltimore
Washington Navy Yard
Hawley
Hartford
Navy Department
High Explosives Trade Opens in Washington Sparks Debate
A Washington dispatch reports both the war and navy departments weighing high explosives for military and naval use. The inventor offers to sell manufacturing rights to the government for 15000 dollars, while Senator Proctor proposes a 500000 dollar appropriation. The ordnance bureau opposes, seeking a potentially superior explosive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herald
Washington
War and
Navy Departments
Naval Service
War Department
Thertte
Benator Proctor
Ordnance Bureau
Deaths of the Day report from Washington and New York
Commodore William K Mayo U S N retired died in Washington at 74 Herman Marcuse once a prominent New York banker died in Niede lvila uf on the Rhine aged 75 David S Hammond lessee of the Plaza and Murray hotels died in New York last night aged 65 He owned and bred trotting horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William K. Mayo
Ew York
Herman Marcuse
New York
Niedelwailuf-on- the-Rhine
Germany
David
Hammond
Plaga
Cutter Bear Sails for Seattle and Arctic
San Francisco April 10 The revenue cutter Bear will sail for Seattle on Friday en route to Cape Nome and the Arctic. The crew shortage persists with only three of twenty deserted sailors shipped. Captain Tuttle plans to go to sea with four men if needed, two per watch. Recruiting at $28 a month proves hard as private masters pay up to $40.
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San Francisco
Bear
Seattle
Cape Nome
Arctic
Tuttle
Plague in Sydney reports deaths and cases. day of prayer set
Ninety three bubonic plague cases and twenty nine deaths have occurred in Sydney. Thursday next has been appointed as a day of intercession and prayer for relief from the plague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Which Way Are the Children Growing Nicely
An old advertisement promotes Scott's Emulsion as a food and medicine for delicate children. It touts monthly growth, strength, and weight gains, while suggesting it can counteract weakness and pale appearances. The copy uses persuasive questions about child health and promises better growth and resilience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Bozeman Boasts of Licenses and Learn of Miss Jones Death
A Bozeman report details a traveling oculist Dr P Corking fined ten dollars for selling glasses without license under city ordinances. It notes Miss Olive R Jones a Bozeman teacher aged over sixty died in New York after a surgical operation. Also mentions land filings in Carbon county and local personalities visiting Helena Bridger and Manhattan. The article closes with a science lesson on Earth's origin and cooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
P. Corking
Olive R. Jones
New York
Christ- Mae
Lewis
Clarke County
Elgin
Til
Stevens Point
Wisconsin
Appleton
Women in Glass Cages in Chicago Civil Service
Chicago civil service commissioners plan frosted glass partitions to separate fifteen women clerks. The move aims to keep workers focused on duties while girls pole the partition proposal objects to it. Gum removal inquiry inflames tensions as open rebellion looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
Civil Service
Harrison
Union Pacific Pioneer Railway Promises Fast Through Trains
The Union Pacific Oregon route boasts dustless Sherman granite track enabling 70 to 80 mph safely. Three daily through trains to Chicago and beyond include the Overland Limited Portland Special and Atlantic Express. Amenities feature Buffett Library Car Barber Shop Pullman Sleeping and Dining Cars and reclining chairs. Tickets via Salt Lake Denver or Missouri rivers.
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Great West
Union Pacific
Lind Bast
Ogden
Pullman Palace
Chicago
Intermediate Pointe
Overland Limited
Portland
Atlantic Express
Beautiful Echo
Weber Canons
Devil's Slide
Witchocks
Ames Monument
Missouri
Salt Lake
Denver
Butte
Montana
Union Pacific R, FR. Co
Salt Lake City
Utah
Glimpses of the Sea Travel Book Advertising Note
Bam T. Clover presents Glimpses of the Sea a narrative of a recent European trip with details on London and Paris aimed at tourists heading to the Paria exposition. Issued by the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railway it will be mailed for 6 cents postage to J. T. Conley Asst Gen Pass Agent St Paul Minn.
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Bam T. Clover
Paria Exposition
London
Paris
Chicago, Milwaukee & St,’ Paul
J. T. Conley
St. Paul
Minn
Sailing Options from Seattle to Gold Mines Vessels List
If you plan to reach the new Gold quickly you can book on any of several vessels sailing from Seattle. Available ships include Oregon Geo W Dickinson Caronne Ohio Tacoma Centennial Ta Ana Roanoke. For reservations contact Northern Pacific City Ticket Office at Park and Main, Butte Montana, or write to W H Merriman General Agent.
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Aif
Seattle
Oregon
Geo
Dickinson
Caronne
Ohio
Tacoma
Centennial
Ta Ana
Roanoke
Northern Pacific City
Ticket Ofice
Corner Park
Main Streets
Butte
Mont
W. H. Merriman
Rio Grande Western Inaugurates Three Through Trains Daily
Effective February 26, the Rio Grande Western will run three through trains daily to the east with through Pullman sleepers to Chicago. Passengers from Montana have one change to Missouri River points, Chicago and St Louis, or two to New York and eastern cities. The line passes through East Lake City, Glenwood Springs, Manitou, Colorado Springs, and Denver. Contact McBride, General Agent, 47 East Broadway, Butte.
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Rio Grande Western Railway
Great Salt Lake
Chicago
Montana
Missouri River
St. Louis
New York
America
East Lake City
Glenwood Springs
Canyon
Royal ‘ Manitou
den of the Gods
Colorado Springs
Denver
Placer Mining Claims and Lode Patents Notice in Montana
Multiple mining notices and court summons in Silver Bow and Jefferson counties Montana detail co owner claims on Xenophanes Placer claim and Welch Placer claim, with required contributions, locations, and patent applications. Also includes a court action for debt and a divorce suit naming Hattle Barrenstein.
Mining Notice for Public Records in Montana Claim 19 Acres
Public notice for Mining Application No 4113 in Silver County Montana dated February 6 1900 names George J Moulthrop as claimant with 19 acres net after excluding 0.18 acres in conflict. The official survey No 6811 details corner points from a southwest mound stone and describes perimeters and bearings proceeding to a starting point for a 19 acre claim within Summit mining district.
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Notics
Ad States Land Office
Helena
Montana
George J. Moulthrop
Wedgewood | Ark
Summit
Silver County
Benre
Notice of Mining Patent Application in Silver Bow County
Public notice from the United States Land Office Helena Montana dated February 14 1900 announces William W Williams of Butte Montana has filed for a patent covering 18.82 acres on the Lilian Lode Mining Claim in Bummit Valley Silver Bow County. The survey No 6798 describes bounds and corners with bearings and lengths and lists adjoining claim Fanny Scott Lode Burney No 5748. First publication February 16 1900.
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I ‘Omice
Helena
Montana
Fed
James ‘Welch
Butte
Minin
Jefferson County
State of
N. E
Independence
Silver Row
Beara
Recorder of
Silver Bow County
District Court
Second Judicial District
Bilger Bow
Charles W. Carlton
Anid
Court House
Butte City
Silver Bow
Bilver Tow
United States
Charles Carlton
Benjamin Casabeere
Barnard
Burvey
Frank H. Cooney
United States Land Office
William W.williams
Lilian Lode
Bummit Valley
Bilinx
Bow County
William W. Williams
George D. Greens
Roglater
M. J. Baker
Notice of Forfeiture on Rackarock Lode Claim
Notice to J W Oberman and Bells and Jena that $100 in labor and improvements were expended on the Rackarock lode mining claim in Camp Creek District Silver Bow Montana for assessment work through 1899. If within 90 days of service or first publication you fail to contribute your share of $100, your one-half interest may become the property of the subscriber Wallace M L Dernie under revised statutes of the United States. Dated Butte Mont January 19 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Richardson
Charles M. ‘Buck
Butte Land and Investment Company
United States
N. W
Bow County
Balan
Iiam Richardson
Charles M. Buck
Publicaion
Charles M. Luck
Amanda R. Buck
Helen Placer
R. W
Silver Bow
Montana
Butte Land & Investment CO
W. Kemper
Butte, Mont
Justice's Court
Walkerville
A. D
District Court
Second Judicial District
State of Montana
Peter Barrenstein
Plaintim
Hattle Barrenstein
Wald
J. W. Oberman
Jena
Rackarock Lode
Camp Creek
Silver Bow County
Bing
the United
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Harve
Cutter Bear Sails
Bozeman News
Dana& Allen
Inter’ Mouriialn
Ofice
P. O. News
Carbon County
Bridger
Register of the Land Office
M. Wisner
Capital
Woman's Belieft Corps
Grand Army
Charles Patterson
Manhattan
Vislting Friends
Mrs
Charles Morrie
Pony
City
T. P. McDonald
Grace McDonald
Sutherland Sisters
Orerations
Drugoh
HY Pioneer Railway
Caph
McBride
East Broadway
Sotice
Tts
Grorgh D. Greene
Register
Ramuel Barker
J Attornetor
Selena
Alfred N
G Horge D. Greene
H. Harper
U. 8
Fiat
J. M. Lewis
Justice of the Peace
Clinton
Clark
James F. Wilkins
John B. McClernan
Plaintiff
Ragiater
Harper
A. B. Claimagen
Firat Patllcation
Wallace M. L. Dernie
Butle, Mont
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