Notice to Patrick W Murray and heirs on mining claim lien
Co owners are notified under section 2324 that the Lott quarts mining claim in the Suomit Valley district Silver Bow Montana recorded in book G page 138 incurred 28 dollars for years 1895 1896 1897 1898. Within 90 days after service failure to pay your share Murray 100 dollars and estate of Nicholas Ayers 26 dollars will cause their interest to vest in the undersigned. Michael Ward Butte Montana June 1 1899. Butte Anaconda railway to offer 109 round trip Sundays only from Butte to Anaconda and return. Wickets from Butte to Mountain View park Sundays only.
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Patrick W. Murray
Nicholas Ayers
United States
Suomit Valley
Silver Bow County
Montana
P. W. Murray
Michael Ward
Butte, Mont
Fight the Trust Getting Worst of It in Meat Prices
New York August 24 The Retail Butchers Protective Association met to oppose wholesalers and fund a $3 000 000 plan via retailer subscriptions and stock offers to fight the trust. Wagner claims slaughter beef remains abundant for food use while profits accrue to capitalists, with traders awaiting Rockefeller Whitney and others to back the venture.
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New York
Wagner
New York City
Capris
Sumor
Long Island City
Kahn
Trust
Mr. Kahn
Navy Changes in New York Aug 25 1899
A special report from Wallington outlines expected naval reassignments as Admiral Sampson finishes duties with the North Atlantic squadron and Chicago returns to New York. Captain Barker succeeds Admiral Dewey as Asiatic Station commander and Captain H H Cooper may receive shore duty. Several other captains near retirement or transfer are listed with anticipated reliefs and assignments.
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Ew York
Wallington
Saimpeon Atty
North Atlantic
New York
Haw Fean
Aws. Barker
Dewey
Asiatic
Washington
Bo H. Cooper
Chicago
BP. Lambertson
Une Olympic
Lie Gewsy
Henry Taylor
Indiana
F. W. Dickin
Bureau of Navigation
FP. R. Chadwick
Admiral Sampson
C. D. Slyshoe
Texas
C. J. Barclay
Race Track War Rumors Stir San Francisco Sports Circles
In San Francisco Aug 25 reports of a race track war pit the California Jockey Club Oakland track against Pacific Coast Jockey Club Ingleside and Tamfron Park San Mateo county now under construction. Thomas H Williams of the first group says racing dates may shift later in the season with Tamfron or Ingleside, but Oakland could host events into spring. He says a plan discussed two months ago aimed to halt the San Bruno street track construction by Henry Crocker, offering profits from the project.
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San Francisco
California Jockey Club
Oakland
Pacific Coast Jockey Club
Ingleside
Tanfaron Park
San Mateo County
Thomas H. Williams
Orst
Tam
Tamfaron Park
Oakland Track Season Set to Open as Plans Advance
The season opens September 21 at Oakland with work under way at Lane and Faron Park and the San Bruno track. Promoters backer secrecy Green says they will spend heavily if a fight arises, while Ingleside dates may be swapped to fit the schedule.
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Oakland
Ingleside
Lane
Faron Park
San Bruno
Green
Suffered From Scurvy in Arctic Prospector Tale
A Duluth to Minneapolis dispatch reports Alaskan prospector John Morrison recounting a harsh winter near Cape Nome. He details scurvy suffering, leg and arm swelling, near death for six companions, and a relief expedition that found the stranded group after leaving Arctic winter quarters in June.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Times
Duluth
John. Morrison
Gape Nome
Anvil City
Morvixen
Kolnebue
Mr. Morrison Anys
Arctic
Une
Cape Nome
St. Michael
Kotzebue
Murder by Cowboys Near Fairview Ends Wealthy Spreading’s Life
Wealthy Chloride capitalist Sprelt ing controlled stock interests and killed by cowboys near Fairview after a threat to Miss Nellie McKihterry. She was wounded in the neck but will recover. Gunfire from pursuers ended Sprelding. motive unknown.
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Engel
N. M. Aug
W. J. Sprelting
Chloride
Fairview
Nellie McKihterry
Spretting
Spielding
Chesters
Sprelding
Marion
Tinl
Ble
Republican Ticket Nominated by Harrisburg Convention
Harrisburg August 25 The Republican convention nominated for supreme court judge J Hay Brown of Lancaster and for superior court judge Josiah J Adams of Philadelphia. James J Barnett of the Tenth Pennsylvania regiment was named state treasurer. Flynn of Pittsburgh opposed the platform endorsing Governor Stone appointing United States Senator Quay. The platform was adopted by a large majority with anti Quay delegates supporting Adams.
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Harrisburg
Supreme Court
J. Hay Brown
Lancaster
Josiah J. Adams
Philadelphia
James J. Barnett
Tenth
Pennsylvania Regiment
William Mf. Flynn
Pittsburg
Quay
Stone
Strike Probable at Cramps Shipyards After Discharges
Philadelphia workers at Cramps ship building yards plan a remonstrance to the firm over recent discharges. Eight committee men from the International Association of Machinists will meet Monday to present resolutions. If no satisfactory reply is received, a strike may begin Tuesday with several hundred machinists, blacksmiths, and hullers weighing action.
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Philadelphia
Cramps
International Association of Machinists
Chicago
Moridhey
New Trail Seen Across Alaska From Tidewater to Gold Mines
Denver August 25. General Nelson A. Miles commanding the department reports advices indicating a passable trail will be established across Alaska from tidewater to the interior gold mines before winter. He says the entire road will be on American soil and warns against attempting the route now.
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Denver
Colo
Neval Merriam
Alaska
Tidewater
American Spit
Deaths of William H. Roswell and Henry de Villeworth
William H. Roswell a noted printer and ex president of the International Typographical Union dies at Whitwhall aged 67. Henry de Villeworth of Paris, famed seal maker, long active in the United States for his studies on seas and sciences.
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New York
William H. Roswell
International Typographical Union
Whitwhall, Noy
Leane Nowneed
Henry de Villeworth
Paris
Seelsman
United States
Rescue of 1898 Kotzebue gold seekers told by Captain Shee maker
Report from Lieut D H Jarvis details Bear patrol to Cape Barrow and Kotzebue sound rescue of gold seekers in 1898. About 1 000 men died or suffered. 226 to 250 survivors left at Kotzebue sound. Vessels Alaska Townsend and others planned to evacuate remaining refugees.
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Washington
Sheemaker
Revenue Cutter Service
Yes
D. H. Jarvis
Bear
Kotarbuygot
Simmer Ne
Lieut
Jarvis
Cape Barrow
Cape Prifive
Wales
Kotzebue Sound
Associated Press
St. Michael
Mateury
Jarvin
Alaska
San Francisco
Townsend
D. Lane
Temple
Kitzebue Sound
Cthens
Campa
Porto Rico questions to be left to Congress in 1910
Washington August 25. High quarters believe many Porto Rico questions will be left to Congress rather than settled by executive action. The free exchange of commodities between Povin Riverside country was discussed at Lake Champlain but the proposed plan reportedly did not receive favorable consideration.
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Washington
Porto Rico
Povin
Lake Champlain
Drexler Will Filed for Probate in San Praniciaco
The will of the late Jacob O. Drexler was filed for probate by widow Mrs. Drexler. He died at age 60, married January 4, 1893. The estate is valued at just over $5,000,000. Drexler was a noted mine operator in Nevada and California. Mrs. Drexler is named executrix without bonds.
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Nevada
California
Cavalry Transport Sails with 850 Men to Manila
The transport St. Paul is slated to sail at noon for Manila carrying 850 cavalrymen of the Third Cavalry. Lt Col Wessels ordered to embark with his command today despite protests from officers that the ship is too small for 750 men. General Shafter approved the plan amid the dispute.
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Seattle
Ava
St. Paul
Manila
Third Cavalry
Wessels
Shafter
Traieport
Allen's Foot-Ease a Noted Comfort Powder Ad
An old advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder to cure painful swollen feet and bunions and ease tight shoes. It claims relief from sweating calluses and tired feet with a trial offer and mail order option, named addresses in Olmsted and Le Roy.
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Allen
Mall
Allen 8
Olmsted
le Roy
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