New Building Trades Council Proposed Amid Dissension
Distant factions in the building trades push for a new unified council to replace the old, with Arbitrate Rather Than Strike urged by FE L Smith and W 2 Standboss of the National Build trades council. The plan faces resistance from paper-hangers and butcher makers as talks continue to shape an expanded conciliation body and revoke the present charter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. L. Smith
W. 2. Standboss
Mem Lory
National Build Trades Council
Hohal Olivers
Goumets
Fleece the Foolish Public War on policy men in city
A Civic committee plans vigorous action against policy shops after police reports show 45 arrests. Captain Goddard notes about 60 policy houses operate locally with typical earnings around 25 dollars daily, and new laws aimed to speed convictions after September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Policn
copNi
Waiting for the War to End
London correspondent notes a shift among protectionists in Parliament toward duties on coal and sugar for revenue. Initial failures to secure import duties on food and manufactured goods are followed by cautious approval of sugar and coal duties as a revenue measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hinkket
London
The
Triune
Look Ahead Girls Warned About Marriage Pitfalls
A period piece advert asks young women to look ahead to wifehood and its risks, warning ignorance may harm marriages. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a remedy for female weakness, menstrual issues, and inflammation and invites confidential medical letters from women seeking help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Stephens
Beitzville
Untitled record fragment on colonial sugar duties debate
A fragment discusses duties as a method to revise colonial sugar exemptions and criticism of Chamberlain. It notes detorteains and eyes for exemption, mentions a dinner with the Canada club, and expects an end to the South African war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talsea
Camida Club
Chamberkinn
Wholesale bank forgery case shocks Cay
Live Palla New York April 24. Hadley Jones of the city is accused in a bank forgery ring. A safe reveal at his home yielded stock certificates from the National Herkimer County bank. Seventeen certificates held forged signatures including W G Milligan and Albert Stockashier. Police say the forgeries were used as loan collateral across banks. Estimated total at least 25 000. Jones wife, a stockholder, is missing and believed to have joined him. Cashier Mr Story’s name appears on the certificates and a new stock certificate lamp was printed in Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palla N.Y
Hadley Jones
Elty
National Herkimer County Bank
W. G. Milligan
Albert Stocashier
Albert Stocashier. I Ts
Hakin
Jonea
Story
Jones
Buffalo
Rebuild Track for Flyers
Southern Pacific to withdraw fast trains and reconstruct the coast line between Santa Barbara and Saugus. Sunset Express to New Orleans remains, with slow run to Los Angeles. 80-pound steel relaying planned, fast service suspended until track is satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Francisco
Southern Pacific
Compris
Hays
Santa Barbara
Ugus
New Orleans
St. Swi
Los Angeles
Saugus
Hays to Form Cabinet of Advisers for Pacific Road
San Francisco reports President Haya of the Southern Pacific plans a cabinet of advisers drawn from all departments except the law department to centralize authority. The move aims to give Hays tighter control over road operations while advisors assist the president who remains answerable to the board. Ell Hunting ton will not seek re election as vice president but will stay on the cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Francisco
Haya
Ie Southern Pacifi
Law
Elony Hays
Tels
EL Huntington
Hill Gets Colorado Roads Feeder Lines into Great Northern
A Denver report from AP notes James J ames and associates plan to bring three important minor lines into the Great Northern system as feeders by June 1. Colorado Southern, Peak Worth & County, and likely the Colorado Midland Railway are targeted under a Denver representative and Park Poohl involvement from Fort Worth. New York will host details of the arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
Iby Associated Press
Denver
Colo
James J
Colorado
Southern
Peet Worth & County
Colorado Midhynd Railwaya
Prk Poohl
Fort Worth
Bore Worth
Trumbull
New York
Reciprocally With France Discussed in New York Banquet
At a banquet honoring M Siegfrien in New York April 27 he urged ratification by the United States Senate of the treaty of reciprocity with France. He expressed confidence the Senate will approve the accord, linking economic ties and mutual benefits between the two nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
W York
United 7S
France
Bis
M. Siegfrien
Senate of
United States
United States Senate
Pekin Minister Course Praised by President and State Dept
Best of Friends report the President and Secretary of State are pleased with Pekin minister Conger’s course during siege and negotiations. The article notes denials of friction between the State Department and relations and mentions a telegram of congratulation to the United States minister. It cites tensions over perceived support for Chinese candidates and asserts the President would resign if confidence in Conger were impaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Pekin
Towan
Calwaan Siing
Ching
McKiney
United States
McKinsey
Fev
Esa
Toe Sridia
Sev Sueachin
Congress
Chilean Minister Interview Shapes Brazil Relations
A Chilean minister told the Brazil affairs minister in an interview that Chile is not opposed to harmony among nations, insisting coexistence remains priority. The dispatch notes diplomatic friction and cautious restraint in addressing frontier and treaty questions amid regional tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay Associated Press
New York
Janeiro
Herald
Brazil
Bids Sought by City of Putte for Street Sweeper
The city council of Putte invites written bids by 7:34 p m on April 24 1901 for a 600 gallon street sweeper with sprinklers. Specifications are at the city clerk’s office. Bids must include a $100 certified check as liquidated damages if terms are not met. The council may reject any or all bids. City Clerk J P Callan dated April 11 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putte
Ch Bich
J. PB. Callan
Galena Street
Excelsior Avenue
Minaoula Gulch
Sealed bids sought by Butte City Council for project work
The City Council of Butte will receive sealed bids to be filed with Clie Clore wany & leek Dp by May 1 for a city project. The notice requests bidders to submit proposals for specified construction tasks and outlines filing procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Butte
Clie Clore Wany & Leek Dp
Inflammation of the Lungs Referred to as Pneumonia
The old term inflammation of the lungs, now called pneumonia, warns that a cough signals danger. Surviving pneumonia weakens the lungs, allowing consumption to seize the sufferer more easily.
Acker's English Remedy Advertised in 19th Century Page
Fragmentary OCR mentions Acker's English Remedy and a pharmacist in what appears to be an old newspaper page. Text references Ba War To a Tattle Writ and retail context, with scattered names and places suggests an advertisement or product listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mruggist
Muleuz
Emery
Baffale
M. Te
Physicians and patients clash over medical dogma and cures
An examination of letters praising Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery shows patients claiming recovery from weak lungs, hemorrhages, and digestive woes after medical doubt. The ads push the product as a remedy restoring appetite, digestion, and strength, with testimonials from several named individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Fea
Golden Medical
Sheriff Sale in Butte Montana on May 1901
Notice of sheriff sale by James B. Fury Sheriff of Silver Bow County Montana listing the estate Lot Nos 1 2 3 4 41 42 Block No 2 Cobban First Addition Butte for sale at 2 PM at the court house front door on May day 1901 under judgment in favor of Patrick W Salmon River Mining Company against Simon Thegtan and others with delinquent stock assessed at West Granite Street Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Lewis
Thegtan
Sherifs Gate
Butte
Silver Bow
Montana
Luis Nos
Cobban
Silver Bow County
Montane
James B. Fury
Mont
B. LL Miller
Sherif
Patrick TH
Salmon River Mizong Company
Granite Street
Herman Layman
West Granite Street
Hutte
Sade & 8
Shields
Ficratary
Fatnion River Mining Uo. Ta
Muniang
Private sale of real estate in Silver Bow County Montana
Notice to the Montana Second Judicial District Court details a private sale of the Jamey Hanratty estate in Silver Bow County. The description covers mineral and parcel boundaries, the Bankers lode reference, sale location at McHatton & Cotter offices in Butte, cash terms with ten percent bid to executor, and court confirmation required. Sale likely after April 21, 1901, executor Thomas P. Hanratty signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Second Judicial District
State of
Montana
Silver Row
Jamey Hanratty
Silver How
Silver Bow County
James Welch
Salt
Banker Lode
McHatton & Cotter
Attorneys-At-Law
Hennessy
Butte Montana
Notice for Mining Patent Application in Montana 1901
Public notice from United States Land Office Helena Montana dated April 18 1901 declares Emily J Opie has filed for a patent on the Spring Till Lode Mining claim in Silver Bow County Montana with Survey No 6172 and described bearings and corners. adjoining claims include Glei Egbert Placer Lot 3 W Egbert Smith and Old Maid Lode Patrick A Largey. Register D Greene and Claim Agent Fahied Bates dated first publication April 20 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Helen
Montana
Emily J. Opie
Butte
Bow County
Sitwarson County
Glei Egbert
W. Egbert Smith
Old Maid Lode
Patrick A. Largey
Sheriff Sale Notice of Placer Mining Claims in Montana
Pan Grown as plaintiff seeks sale on May 6 1901 at 8 oclock p m at the court house front door in Bulle Silver Row Montana for undivided one fourth interests in the Almne Crystal Wolf New Hope and Elsie placer claims on Big Fish creek Two Heart gulch and Little Pish creek plus tools fixtures and all water rights associated with those claims all duly located and recorded with Silver Bow county Montana Sheriff James B. Furry deputy clerk P F Miller dated April 17 1901
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Catching
Court House
Bulle
Wolf Placer
Big Fish Creek
Hove Placer
Two Heart Gulch
Elsie Placer
Little Pish Creek
Silver Row County
Montana
Silver Bow County
James B. Furry
P. F. Miller
Mining Application No 4361 Notice from Helena Montana
Filing party Florence Allivan Lovia Bernheim James K E Liebe Thompson Investment Company heirs of Henry Nickel deceased and Willan M Touhy of Butte Montana filed an application for a patent on April 1 at the Land Office in Helena Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land Office
Helena
Montana
Florence
Allivan
Lovia Bernheim
James KE. Liebe
Thompson Investment Company
Limestone Ridge Claims Notice in Silver Bow County Montana
Notice of intention to apply for patent posted March 1801 on Cleveland Lode in Summit Valley unorganized mining district Silver Bow Montana. Detailed description of boundaries, coordinates, and adjacent lodes names Mountain Top Pequot Jumper York John Bull Sunlight East Monitor with claims totaling 8.15 acres after exclusions. Recorder and filing references listed. first publication April 12 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belwe
Cleveland Lode
Summit Valley
Minke
Bilver Bow County
Montana
Forth Range
Sur
Rot Wabara
Coence S
Hou
Recorder's
Silver Bow County
State of Montana
Mountain Top Lode
Peter Conway
Pequot Lode
James W. Forbin
Jumper
Owen Byrne
York Lode
David Morgan
John Bull
Henry Smith
Order to Show Cause to Sell Real Estate in Montana
The Second Judicial District Court of Montana Silver Bow County orders the guardian Maria Combellack to show why the estate of minor Mabel Combellack should not be sold. The hearing is set for May 11, 1901 in Butte, with a published notice required weekly for four weeks in the Daily Inter Mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Silver Tow
Mahon Combelain
Maria Combellack
Mabel Comtellack
Aald Ward
Butte
Inter Mountain
Silver Bow County
A. W. Aarndy
Sale of School Bonds In Silver Bow Montana 1901
Notice by the board of school district No. 1 Silver Bow county Montana for private sale of bonds totaling 100000 dollars to finance school buildings and sites. Bonds of 1000 dollars each due in 20 years, redeemable in 10, bearing 4 percent interest payable semi annually. Bids due May 21 1901 with 2500 dollar certified check. bonds not sold below par.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Silver Bow County
Montana
County Treaaier
Trustees
Idaho
Park Streets
Butte
Board of School Trustees
Guaranty of
Card of Trustees
Board of
School Trustees of
Henry Mueller
Thos. Richards
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Building Trades Council
Proms
Apel
Emmmi
Twt
Chamberlain
New Yorker
Southern Pacific Coats Iine
Hill
Bouldf Kor
Great Northern Railway
Koukera
B. Metnolda
Conger
McKinley
China
Sin Prandeco
Counsell Bluffs
Missouri River
Wiesomee
Liu Ching
Tors Ness Elation
Kase Park Street
FU Tobin
Ciareco Hotel
Acker’s
George Riehl
Luckport Station
Weathorelind Co
Gokion
Vranie Mar
Netonville
Jeffireon Co
Kaneas
Vieteo
Mr Rake
Gforge
D. Greene
Register
Fahied Bates
Samuel M. Roberts
J. R. Wright
Red Cross Tansy
Pills
Sea Ae
de Finchous
Mewbra Drug Co
Suria, Mont
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