Alleged bad deed triggers suit over 40000 shares stake
The David Lawrence suit against Woolrich Mining, O D Woodman, and W H Lindsay to declare 40000 shares of the plaintiff company as his property opened before Judge Lindsay. The case concerns a stock hypothecation tied to a mining project near Marysville with 192000 shares to be divided. No decision yet as defendants may brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence
Woolrich Mining Company
O. D. Woodman
W. H. Lindsay
Lindsay
C. M. Parr
Woodman
M. D. Leeney
Lawrence
Gilchrist
John O'Rourke
James W. Kemper
Northwestern Brick and Supply Company
Thomas Boland
Sarah Boland
Scranton
Sarah
Nettie Cobb
W. A. Cobb
Railroads Booming Through Buffalo Hump Country
Rod D. Leggat reports a widespread railroad boom in the Buffalo Hump region with stakes driven along mountains and canyons, creating a landscape of rapid rail expansion unseen before. The traveler notes rails appearing even where it seems impossible to lay track.
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Rod PD
Leggat
Buffalo Hump
Rod D. Leggat
Peraie & Railroad
Prospectors and mining push fill country with hope
The article notes a rapid influx of mining men and capital, describing mining as an embryo state with many newcomers seeking vacations and purchases. It mentions development work on older locations and advertises Yellowstone park excursion tickets at 20 Silver Row block.
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Silver Row
Yellowstone Park
Notable Visitors And Local Business Moves In Helena
Mrs H C Aeger of Helena visits Dr and Mrs J C Guon Mr and Mrs J D Lacey of New Orleans visiting the city W D Bartlett and family returned from Salt Lake Victor Thrane of New York visiting Butte George H Wright buys stake in Spokane printing firm Rod D Leggat arrives from Hamilton with T Stewart White and A B Porter of Grand Haven Mich White and Porter in lumber business in Michigan and hold mining interests in Montana and west
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H.C. Aeger
Helena
J. C. Guon
J. D. Lacey
New Orleans
W. D. Bartlett
Salt Lake
Victor Thrane
New York
Butte
George H. Wright
Livingston Enterprise
French-Greenburg Printing Company
Spokane
Rod D. Leggat
City
Hamilton
Mr. Leggat
Buffalo Hump
Idaho
T. Stewart White
A. B. Porter
Grand Haver, Mich
Messrs
Copper Shares Hold Up Inactive Midseason Market
The copper shares show resilience amid midsummer market lull with closing quotations for Boston & Montana at 355, Butte and Boston at 878.75, Parrot 352.75, Utah Con 44.25, Mohawk 26.50, Osceola 89.50, and Tamarack 222. These figures reflect a steady tone despite light trading activity.
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Boston
Montana
Butte
Parrot
Utah
Mohawk
Osceola
Local briefs and notices from town clipping
Meet me at Newbro's fountain and enjoy Tisseras Tea while West Side park hosts a Sunday coursing. Coca Cola promises to lift fatigue. Fair Drug and Assay Supply at 316 East Park street supplies chemicals. Utah copper shares at 16 cents attract attention. John Chappel and Richard Angove depart for South Africa via England. Montana Music showcases Burninghouse canvas The Ambuscade. Emma Mullaney, 7, dies at 610 West Daly Walkerville. funeral Thursday at 2 PM.
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Newbro
West Side Park
Coca Cola
Fair Drug and Assay Supply Company
East Park Street
Butte and Bingham
Utah
John Chappel
The
Gagnon
Richard Angove
South Africa
England
Montana Music Company
Burninghouse
Dusseldorf
Emma Mullaney
West Daly Street
Walkerville
Market roundup of grains, metals and livestock varied
Chicago and New York reports show September wheat at 69 3/4 cents, corn 30 20, oats 19, with pork at 8.27, lard 5.25 and ribs 4.90. Cash wheat grades quoted, money in New York at 3 to 4 percent, sterling near 4.83. Government bonds steady with various 4s and 3s noted. Chicago hogs, cattle and sheep receipts listed, with prices largely steady to firm.
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Chicago
New York
Sterling Exchange
Reeves
New York Stocks Rise In London–Driven Session
New York August 1 stocks advanced in sympathy with London. Leading specialties posted gains as tin plate rose more than 2 points and sugar gained 4. Iron and steel shares gained 1 to 2, while railways lagged. Grangers fell early and southern stocks declined. Realizing depressed the market early, with later recoveries led by railroads.
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New York
London
Boy Run Over and Killed by Train
A year-old son of Tacob Rodland was run over by a locomotive near the high water tank about 0:25 this afternoon while playing about the track. The boy’s head was severed by wheels as the train passed. Coroner Jullien ordered removal to Sherman’s undertaking rooms for an inquest. Reports mention a State Agent J. Q. and local advertisements for silk goods and dental sets in nearby businesses.
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Tacob Rodland
Jullien
Sherman
Cunard steamer collision near Trish coast in fog
Telegraphic briefs report a Cunard steamer Cephatania colliding with a sailing vessel off the Trish coast in dense fog between 2 and 8 am. Both vessels separated. a rescue search failed and the Cephatania sustained no damage.
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Queenstown
Aue
Cunard
Cephatania
Boeton Tidy
Trish
Butte Stationary Engineers Union Meets August 2
Notice calls all members to the next regular meeting on Wednesday August 2 to adopt by-laws. A Winwood presides.
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Butte Stationary Engineeers’ Union
What a large head you have in Chicago tale
An illustration notes a barber quipping to an Irish customer about a large head. The Irishman and the barber exchange jokes on heads and trunks, with playful banter about size and usefulness.
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Chicago News
Erin
Farmer Dirtroad Seeks Threshing Machine From Silas Turn
Ohio State Journal reports Farmer Dirtroad plans to visit Silas Turnpike to request use of his threshing machine tomorrow. Turnpike previously refused, and the farmer notes he is infirmary director since December.
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Ohio State Journal
Farmer Dirtroad
Silas Turnpike
Hiram
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Jefferson County
William E. McAllister
Summit Mining and Milling Company
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James Twohy
Cyr Pautwellyn
C. J. McSherry
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Dr. Wix
New York Stock Market
Gre Gebo Coal
J. Q. Sae
Silver Bow Broek
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Owsley Block
Weinberg Bros
Epstein
Wix
Washington
Marine Digital Service
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Wasdin
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Berkeley
Nwo
Dolphin
Mazet Assembly
New York City
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Witners
Murphy
Health Department
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Mainbow
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Rosenedrth
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Queen's Course
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Western Cash Grocery
Utah Avenue
C. Sullivan
W. Broadway
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AL Seece Reererees
Symons
Ryay
West Park Street
J. W. McGowen
West Aluminum Street
Cyne Arena
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