Bankruptcy petition filed in U S court by Sin clair J Govt of Butte
In a Butte bankruptcy filing Sin clair J Govt laborer lists creditors including Hennessy Mercantile Co and Maggie Barrett with asserted debts. Assets show household goods $152 and wages $72 from Parrot Mining Co as exempt. Other legal actions include Western Wagon and Grain Co. v Tebay for $105.39 and administration petition for Timothy Sheehan. The state mining school offers a four year program with tuition free for Montana residents.
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United States
Sinclair J. Govt of
Butte
Hennessy Mercantile Co
P.M. Hall
Srveseersseees
George Dixon
Maggie Barrett
Joseph Zimmerman
Antone Bazzett
Peterson & Charles
Lander Furniture Co
George Leslin
Victor Forsell
Bruce Goodle
Keyes
Siseereee
T. B. Moore
Serevrers
Pohl Cess
Sistev
Western Wagon and Grain Company
District Court
W. G. Tebay
State School of Mines
Montana
N. R. Jonard
Bulte, Mont, J
Public sale of delinquent tax lands in Silver Bow County
The Board of County Commissioners of Silver Bow County Montana announces a public sale at the courthouse for cash on September 1 1900 of parcels seized for delinquent taxes. The property includes numerous lots across blocks in the Big Butte and Floral Park additions to the city of Butte, with lots detailed by numbers and blocks as listed in the public notice.
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Board of County Commissioners
Silver Bow County
Montana
Court House
Sai County
Bock
Big Butte
Butte
Floral Park
But Lote
Beg
Annie Lode
State of
Harmony advocates challenge misused names at 1900 primaries
Letters to Secretary Nichols expose that Henry Magne James Baldisero and others had their names used without consent for a so called republican convention. Magne declines as an advocate of harmony stating no attendance to the primary or convention. Fenner McHugh Haldisero also deny involvement and disavow the process as illegal.
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George Gemmell
James Haldisero
J. McHugh
W. D. Fenner
Nichol
Butte
Mont
W. H. Nichols
Seey
Putte
Montana
8Th Precinct
Henry C. Magne
Republican Central Committee
Silver Bow
Labor Day Plans In Butte Parliament Parade
Labor groups in Butte finalize arrangements for September 3 Labor Day events. A 9:30 am parade from the Miners’ Union hall will be led by the Boston and Montana band and the Miners’ Union, with other unions following. Afterward, participants proceed to Columbia Gardens for speeches and music, then field and track events with about forty prizes awarded.
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Butte
Miners’ Union
Boston & Montana Band
Miners' Union
Columbia Gardens
Embalming Lecture by T. B. Hennessy in Butte
T. B. Hennessy, renowned embalmer, visits Butte to give a lecture at Shermans Undertaking Parlors on embalming science and art. He is a Chicago man chosen by the war department to organize a system to ship soldiers’ bodies home in good condition. He traveled on the Sheridan and joined the expedition in which Logan lost his life, then returned to the United States and leaves for Chicago tonight.
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T. B. Hennessy
Butte
Sherman
Hennessy
Chicago
War Department
Philipppines
Mr. Hennessy
Sheridan
Logan
United States
Nipper Receivership Report Details July Operations
Thomas McLaughlin, overseeing the Nipper mine for the court in the Hickey et al v Parrot Mining suit, filed a July operations report showing receipts and disbursements at 26,290.83 dollars. Of the disbursements, 15,520.30 dollars covered payroll expenses.
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Thomas McLaughlin
Michael and
Edward Hickey
J. M. Stewart
Parrot Mining Company
Bitter Root apples arrive at Butte market in fresh supply
Butte markets today feature Bitter Root Valley apples praised for size, flavor, and condition. Commission men had kept fruit from that valley off the market, replacing it with wormy, pest infected apples from other states. Bitter Root fruit is cheaper, selling at $1 a box, despite being superior to imported stock.
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Butte
Special Train to Dillon August 26 From Butte and Dillon
Special train runs Butte to Dillon at 8 30 a m and returns from Dillon at 7 30 p m stopping at the Big Hole point to pick up and discharge passengers at set rates to Glen and return and to Dillon and return Dillon Montana August 26
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Dillon
Butte
Point In the Big Hole
Glen
Dillion Ad
Dilson
Local items and notices from town ads and court
A jumble of local business ads and notes lists names and addresses for services from organs and livery to dentistry and therm the National Park trip deals. It also records a court filing charging Edward Smith with obtaining money under false pretenses and mentions Alex Weyman, a drunken detainee, being jailed. Caucuses tonight.
Hirbour Estate Plans Eight-Story Office Skyscraper
The Hirbour estate proposes an iron and steel eight story office building on the northeast corner of Broadway and 2nd Main Street. Foundations will begin at the earliest moment in the spring.
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Hirbour Estate
Broadway 2Nd Main Street
Fitzsimmons Sharkey Fight Draws Butte Bets
Betting runs high in Butte before New York bout as both fighters attract supporters. Sankey Bue favored at ten to eight in most wagers despite money shown on both sides.
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Butte
New York
Sankey Bue
Bound Over for Assault in Tos sarovich Saloon Case
Todda Hamlovich and George Partisch bound over in Justice Nichols court after a Sunday evening assault at Tos sarovich and Herrick's saloon and grocery at 268 Hast Park street. Marco Bedonovich showed a head injury and said the two men, boarders who drank and lost money, attacked him as he ordered them out. The second defendant Parrischef fled and could have faced the bar, witnesses needed an interpreter.
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Todda Hamlovich
George Partisch
Marco Bedonovich
Tossarovich & Herrick
Hast Park Street
Bedonovich
Mike
Caususes Tonight and Notables in Town
Mrs. A. A. Mitchell visits from Warm Springs. Henry Burrell, head of Anaconda coal properties, in city. Dr. Peter Mussighiod arrives from Garnet. Richard Lovkey Jr. of Helena en route to Stanford University to finish his degree. Mrs. Katie MacDonald, Helena organizer for the Order of Penda, returns after vacation in National Park. Prof. S. M. Emery from Bozeman connected with state experiment station as director.
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A. A. Mitchell
Warm Springs
Henry Burrell
Montana
Anaconda Company
Peter 8. Mussighiod
Garnet
Richard Lovkey Jr
Helena
Stanford University
Katie MacDonald
Order of Penda
National Pak
5. M. Emery
Bozeman
State Experiment Station
Labor Party Call for Precinct Committeemen in Silver Bow
The Office of Labor Party, State Central Committee, Butte Montana August 21, 1900 requests members of organized labor to submit names of suitable men to act as committeemen in the precincts of Silver Bow County. M. P. Haggerty is the State Central Committeeman for Bliger How County.
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Butte
Mont
Organized Labor
Labor Party
Silver Bow
M. P. Haggerty
Bliger
Removal Notice From Queen Marguerite Cigar Shop
A relocation notice states Queen Marguerite cigar shop now sits at the corner of Granite and Hamilton streets seeking to meet both old and new patrons. Also listed is Buttle Sewer Pipe and Tile Co offering room and board or board alone in South Butte at the Address Room and Board.
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Granite
Hamilton Streets
Buttle Sewer Pipe and Tile Co
South Butte
Big Montana Live Stock Shipments Lift Demand Across West
Montana railroads report record stock movement with horses and cattle driving eastward. Army demand and British purchase buoy prices. Dillon sale of about 2000 head to eastern dealers underway. 14 carloads from Idaho to eastern markets. Western states feeding the boom as ranges decline and winter loss risks rise. Railroad agents forecast Montana volume up 1.5 to 8 percent, driven by freight and passenger traffic.
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Hormal
Montenna
Montana
Inter Mountain
Montana Range
Dillon
Sioux City
Omaha
Louis
Chiciko
England
Oregon
Dubais
Idaho
Short Line
Butte
Frelght
Railroad Notes Move South and Agency Hopes
Donald Rose departed for the south today. It is likely that the Hilnels Central will soon establish an agency in Butte. The Short Line has completed arrangements for its excursion to Dillon on September 3. General Agent J. W. Kinney of the Milwaukee division is visiting from Helena.
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Donald Rose
South
Hilnels Central
Butte
Dillon
J. W. Kinney
Miewaukee
Helena
Cacuses Tonight Terrible Nome Storm Report
A Nome front storm on August 24 caused wreckage and many deaths. Sixty eight steam launches left only five afloat. seventy two barges with seven drifting or sunk. Twenty four bodies washed ashore, including J. W. Gretty of Alameda, ex Shreve & Co. jewelers SF. Topkuk, Nome River mouth, and other sites report fatalities. Egg Island pest house burned August 9, three patients saved. Relief envoy Guy Stockslager reports Eskimo toll. Teller City medicine man killed in ritual. Military orders to move squatters on Nome beach and exclude them from reservation cause alarm. Government survey party investigates Nome county conditions toward Cane York, back by mid September.
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San Francisco
Rules Tin
Seattle
J. W. Gretty
Alameda
California
Shreve & Co. Jewelers
Topkuk
Nome
Nome River
Nome Camp
Bluff City
Egg Island
Teller City
Nome Beach
Cane York
Reptembhers
Burghers Coming to Montana for Boer Settlement
Helena reports Al Wormser of Holland Irrigation plans to bring Boer settlers from the Transvaal and Orange Free State to Montana Yellowstone valley. He notes strong interest from several Boer letters and believes Montana will attract a large immigration of industrious farmers, while some Boers ill-suited for western farming may seek other locations. Threats against prominent white men prompt calls for peace officers from neighboring counties.
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St. Paul. Minn
Helena
Mont
Dispaten
al Wormser
Yellowstone Valley
Tronevaal
Inter Mountain
Holent
A. Wormser
Holland Irrigation Company
Montana
Holland ‘Company
South Africa
Wormser
Transvaal
Orange Free State
Murtina
United States
KILLED HIS SISTER AND BURGLARY CHARGE
New York August 944 Frederick Scharn an 18 year old boy held by police after the murder of his sister Kate last Saturday was released on habeas corpus and immediately rearrested on burglary. He pleaded not guilty at arraignment and was sent to the tombs. Assistant District Attorney O Reilly said he would be indicted for murder in the first degree by next Tuesday as police complete their investigation. The case drew attention as detectives found the girl had been leading a double life.
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New York
Frederick Scharn
Kate Last Satuday
Scharn
O'Reilly
Mob Rumors Fail to Stoke Akron Jail Storming
Cleveland reports a large force guarding the jail overnight amid rumors of a mob from Akron. In Fort Worth the crowd expected at a session of Louis Peck with fears of a race war did not materialize as detectives watched trains and electric cars. The negroes have posted no mob.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Mel Connell
Akron
Place Fort Worth
Texas
Louis Peck
Summit County
Copper mining shares close lower on Bossfon exchange
Special to the Tater Mountain reports August 24 in Boston that closing quotas for copper mining shares on the Boss fon stock exchange fell across listed issues including Anaconda Parrot Tamarack and related stocks.
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Tater Mountain
Boston
Boss Fon Stock Exchange
Boston & M
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Mattingly
Dunlap Hat Agency
Main St
But'e
J. Goudie
UPT
Katie Sheehan
Timothy Sheehan
J. W. Gilligan
Lindsay
East Quartz St
Afnsnik Winnt
James Baldisero
Nichols
Nipper
Binger
Beat Oil
Queen Marguerite
Orton Bros
N. Main
E. G. Bates
Montana Mustc Co
Hawk
Broadway
Crystal Springs
Montana Liquor Company
Edward Smith
Alex Weyman
Caucuses
Office OF Labor Party
State Central Committee
Gattle
Railroad Notes
Courtney’s Cash Grocery
East Park
Tlees
M. J. Connell Company
Boulder Hot Springs
J. B. Reynolds
Keeley Institute of
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