Man Killed by Falling Rock at Leonard Mine
Robert Bennetts a long time timberman for Boston and Montana properties died after a rock weighing 15 to 20 pounds fell in a chute near the 700 foot level at Leonard mine. He sustained a crushed skull and injuries deemed hopeless by physicians after being transported to Murray and Freund’s hospital. His partner Herman Rothbert witnessed the accident and called for help. Mine inspector Hunter investigated and concluded the rock fell from a nearby stope with no covering. Bennetts leaves a wife at 805 Warren Avenue with no children.
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Robert Bennetts
Boston & Montana
Leonard
Bennetts
Herman Rothbert
Rothbert
Tennetts
Murray & Freund’s Hospital
Bennett
Warren Avenue
Hunter
Bennets
Stages Schedule for Crystal Springs and Lynndale
Dr Rinehart of Hennessy block announces stage departures from Club Stables West Granite Street. Stages depart for Lynndale at 10:00 am and 2:00 pm with returns at 12:00 noon and 7:00 pm. For Crystal Springs departures are 1:00 am, 2:09 am and 8:15 pm with returns at 12:00 noon hp p.m and 10:00 pm. Fare five cents each way. Charles Langlois.
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Crystal Springs
Lynndale
West Granite Street
Charles Langlois
District Court Notes From Justice Nichols Court
Court adjourns with John Hanton fined 25 for possession of tar alleged stolen from the fas company Rhine. Charles Pearson to appear Monday after missing case. Tack Ledford assault charge info filed. Mturney Mekel appointed to defend. Judge Lindsay rules in Mutton vs Cobban Grove on Warren avenue title dispute.
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W .F. Cobban
Largey
P. A. Largey
Clancy
James J. Neary
Scotty Murray
Boulevard House
George W. Nicholson
Nicholson
Charles Wilson
Nichols
John Hanton
Fas
Rhine
Mrr
Hanton
Charles Pearson
Calleed
Tack Ledford
Mturney Alex Mekel
Pry
Lindsay
Mutton
Grove A. Cobban
Plaints
Warren Avenue
Brobeck Paney Patent Flour Claims Superior Bread
An OCR fragment describes Brobeck Paney Patent flour made from balae and selurbed to a hard Dakota wloat, promising flour that yields 20 to 40 loaves more bread per sack and longer freshness. It touts higher moisture for moist bread lasting days, claims unique wheat blends with phosphates and sinton, and industry improvements claimed around Dy with price points.
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Brobeck
Notable visitors and travel notes in town
W A Wickline visits from Warm Springs while FE 1 Holland of Bimetallic Granite is in the city. Col Horst recovers from erysipelas. Capt Arthur Ducat departs Fort Doug Lass for Fort Harrison. Dr A O Sanberg leaves for Chicago with return around May 16. Prof E M Tower of US Geological Survey in town on government business. Deputy Clerk Blair leaves for Missoula after learning wife’s brother Curtis Knowles is gravely ill. Miles Finlen returns from Hot Springs and other eastern points. Mrs Finlen remains in Chicago hospital but improving.
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W. A. Wickline
Warm Springs
Holland
Bimetallic-Granite Company
H. H. Horst
Arthur C. Ducat
Fort Douglass
Butte
Fort Harrison
Sanberg
Chicago
E. M. Tower
United States Geological Survey
Charles W. Blair
United States Court
Missoula
Curtis Knowles
Knowle
Miles Finlen
Hot Springs Ark
Funeral Services for Dunn Wallace at Presbyterian Church
The funeral for the late Dunn Wallace will be held at the Presbyterian church at 3 o'clock Monday afternoon. In police court this morning John Barry, for abusing his family, George Smith, and Nea Smith for resorting to the manly art in settling an argument, were each fined $10. Mrs. Godefroy will ety laancing at Room w Ree Hive lock, April 30, 1 to 5 p.m. Wednesday evening socias will be held at The Dorothy. The Macsi brothers, charged with assaulting Joseph Lazzeni, were arraigned in Justice Harrington's court this afternoon, pleaded not guilty, and will be tried Monday afternoon.
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Dunn Wallace
Presbyterian Church
John Barry
George Smith
Nea Smith
Godefroy
Macsi Brothers
Joseph Lazzeni
Mining Report Foresees Copper Rally And Silver Rise
Montana copper stocks face possible gains as Lawson urges holders to hold and warns against selling Montana Butte Anaconda and Parrot. Silver prices climb amid expectations of a broader metal rally with potential startup of idle silver properties in Butte area. Traders await detailed consolidation news after May 1 and note smelter policy boosts silver outlook.
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Butte
Big Trust
American Smelting and Refining Company
The
Smelter Rust
Thomas W. Lawson
Boston
Montana
Anaconda
Parrrot
Parrot
Jeall Tate Royale
Arcadian
Copper Shares See Slim Trade On Boston Exchange
The anticipated copper boom failed to appear as trading was light on the Boston Stock Exchange in a half day session. Boston & Montana reached 3871 in the morning but closed lower, Butte & Boston hovered near 103 with 106 asked, Parrot remained pegged around 69, and Tita Con opened at 49 before settling at 48.
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Boston Stock Exchange
Boston & Montana
Butte & Boston
Quotations Range for Today in Osceola and Nearby
Other quotations today included Osceola at 95 dollars, Tamahawk at 3235, Mohawk at 35 dollars, and Anaconda at 66 dollars, reflecting diverse price points across commodities.
Mining briefs reveal a strange night tale and mine notes
A curious mining roundup describes a commuter scene with a man visiting a bedchamber and tripping over a dropped object at a Boston mine. J. M. Rowe of Butte becomes Mercury Utah’s superintendent of a gold property. In Manila, insurgents claim they hold missing Yorktown crew as prisoners.
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Boston
Alice Company
Hovion Us
J. M. Rowe
Butte
Mercury
Utah
George
New York
The
Herald
Manila
Baler
Yorktown
Vessel Abandoned After Sinking Near Bermuda
The steamship Kanawha of New York capt Evans left Newport News April 2 for Bermuda, sprang a leak, broke a rudder and foundered 160 miles from Bermuda on April 6. All officers and 14 crew abandoned ship and were rescued by the American by Dart, Captain Diling, en route from Philadelphia to San Juan. The Athantine arrived with the rescued sailors last evening.
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San Juan de Porto Rico
Kanawha
New York
Evans
Newport News
Bermuda
Dart
Diling
Philadelphia
San Juan
Athantie
Curious claims on hypnotized animals and their reactions
A historical clipping reports on hypnotizing animals with chalk lines and mirrors, noting larks drawn to bright reflections and birds or rabbits allegedly unfazed by hypnosis. It cites observations of a hen, a rabbit, and a snake, with claims of human handling and mysterious responses, attributed to a dentist, Dr. Rinehart.
Child Run Over by Team In Dublin Gulch Incident
A child, son of John Kelly, was run over by a team around 11 o'clock this morning in Dublin Gulch, near the Montane Meat Company. He was bruised but not fatally injured. the team could not be stopped in time to avert the accident. Dr Rinehart attended and the mishap occurred as the team moved down the street.
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Roll
John Kelly
Dublin Gulch
Montane Meat Company
Paris and Back For Five Dollars Ad Offers Travel
An old Worcester Gazette advertisement promotes a thirty day tour to London and Paris for five dollars with paid travel, and an option to join as an agent. The piece warns of a scam where five certificates are sold to friends then repeated, with promises of returns and perks.
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Worcester
London
Paris
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Robert Bennets
the Leonard
Walker Avenue
Rice
John Tepsich
Mary Tepsich
Dr. Rinehart
Hennessy Block
Brobegk
Broadway
Lawson
AML
Veby
Burton
Jeetet
Hint
Yale
Enema
Ier
St. Carh
Ion Chewere
Pereyte Ani
Garher
White Castle
Tay
Tive Ms
Vali Yoo
Pancy Priljod
Valiu
Los Angeles
Huthe
Toulon
Mice Maillon
Louichrii
Clilouren
Sede
Pte
Ieee
Tinehart
Mennesey Bigels
the Trophy & Co
Vale Agents
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