Bennettts and Scadden form firm in Centerville Montana
Notice states Thomas J Bennetts and Thomas Scadden of Centerville Silver Bow county Montana associate as co partners under the firm name Thomas J Bennetts and Company at 959 and 961 North Main Street Centerville Dated January 23 1900 THOS J BENNETTS THOS SCADDEN
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Honnetts
Thomas Scadden
Centerville
Silver Bow County
Montana
Lat Bether
Thomas J. Bonnetta & , Company
North Main Street
Thos. J. Bennetts
Thos. Scadden
State OF Montana
Silver Bow
Herchy
West Park Street
Butte
Levi Cartier
Herman Diestel
Montan
Erman Diesteel
N. J. Bielenberg
Levi Cartiorg
Notice of Forfeiture to Coowner in Camp Creek Lode
Wallace M. L. Dernie warns J. W. Oberman and heirs that $100 must be contributed as his half of the 1897 1899 labor on the Camp Creek rock lode mining claim in Silver Bow County Montana. If not paid within ninety days, coownership duties fail and the claim may be forfeited under section 2324 revised statutes. Dated at Butte January 13 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Oberman
Camp Creek
Silver Bow County
Montana
United States
The
United En
Istath
Silver
Levi Cartier
Herman Drextel
N. J. Mielenberg
Consolidation News Highlights at Ogden Gateway Opening
Great Northern wage schedule published shows conductors paid 25 dollars monthly and brakemen 55 to 60 dollars, with freight crews on hourly rates. Union Pacific declares 2 percent preferred and 1.5 percent common dividends, plus strong earnings and cash reserves after reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
New York
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Union Pacific Sinceta
Board of
Oregon Short Line
Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company
Atement
Diamond loaned money by a ticket broker arrest
David Goldberg, a noted ticket broker, was arrested on a complaint by D. W. Brodie of Henry Blumkin's law office. He is charged with pawnbroking without a license after lending $500 to M. Goldwater with a diamond ring as security. Goldwater claims he tricked Goldberg and seeks revenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Goldberg
D. W. Brodie
Henry Blumkin
Goldberg
Brodie
Goldwater
Hin
Local briefs and notices from Butte area items
Miscellaneous local notes report smallpox case at 310 Platinum street and a gas works fire due to a leaking pipe. Obituary for Harry James Goble, 29, formerly of the post office, with funeral Sunday at 2 p.m. from 59 Hast Gagnon street to Episcopal church. Also listed are local businesses and services in town, plus an atlas ad and few address updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tchard Nicholson
Platinum Street
Gas Works
Copper State
Montana Liquor Co
Harry James Goble
Notable Visitors Reach Butte From Nearby Cities
DENVER resident SIM .W. Brenton is in the city. GREAT FALLS visitor J. B. Miller is in town for a short stay. DIVIDE arrivals include William Maroney and Geoffrey Lavell. RUBEL, formerly with Pen glaze & Rubel of Chicago, is in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Im .W. Brenton
Denver
J. B. Miller
Great Falls
Butte
William Maroney
Geoffrey Lavell
Divide
Rubel
Penglaze & Rubel
Chicago
Malignant Smallpox Case Reported in City
Charles Blackburn a stationary engineer was removed to the pest house last night suffering from malignant small pox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Blackburn
Lawton Buried Today With Full Military Honors
Major General Henry W. Lawton was buried in Arlington National Cemetery after church services at the Church of the Covenant. President, cabinet members, and a vast crowd gathered as troops lined the funeral procession, with the Lawton fund swelling in tribute to a revered American soldier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry W. Lawton
National Cemetery
Arlington
Church of the Covenant
Stryker
Hamilton College
New York
Supreme Court
House
Senate
Army
Navy
Lawton
Senate adjourns after funeral of General Lawton
In Washington on February 9 the Senate did little routine work before presenting the financial bill. Absences of expected speakers were noted as many members wished to attend General Lawton's funeral, and at 1:05 p.m. Aldrich moved to adjourn, which the Senate did.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Aldrich
Lawton
House Proceedings in Washington Quiet Day Feb 9
Washington February 9 the House saw no major business and adjourned briefly at 1 20 for a recess with the evening session set to consider private pension bills.
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Washington
House
D. J
Surrender of Henry Behnefel Ends Long Court Fight
Henry Behnefel, who in 1897 was convicted in this district court of cattle theft and sentenced to one year in the penitentiary, surrendered to the sheriff at 2 80 this afternoon after a Supreme Court ruling denying a new trial. He arrived from Philipsburg two days ago planning to accept punishment but sought a writ of habeas corpus through attorney Henry Sehnefel. The motion, grounded on two to three grounds, had not been presented to Judge Clancy by late afternoon and was to be submitted the next morning if not completed tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Sehnefel
Sim
Supreme Court
Behnefel
Philipsburg
Clancy
Victoria Cross in Transvaal War Details and Recipients
A Pittsburg Dispatch report explains Victoria Cross pensions and eligibility, noting a £50 yearly pension from the act date with £20 adds for each clasp. It outlines strict merit criteria from 1856 and 1861, with conduct ruling out dishonor. Possible VC recipients include Winston Churchill, Trumpeter Sherlock, and Willy as the bugle boy of Elandslaagte, with dramatic battlefield anecdotes.
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Pittsburg Dispatch
V. C
Lord Wolseley
Elands
Jongte
Hag
Nawleon
Hay
Gordon Highlanders
Europe
Asia
Africa
Willy
Devons
Manchesters
Imperial Light Horse
Century of Women’s Legal Subordination Highlighted
A Pittsburg Post summary recalls 1800s law where wives were legally merged with husbands, owning nothing at marriage and having wages, property, and even speech controlled. It notes lack of education access, restricted occupations, and bans on women speaking in church, with public opinion enforcing discipline and severe limits on independence.
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Pittsburg Post
BOSTON AND MONTANA CONSOLIDATED COPPER NOTICE
The undersigned will pay 2600 dollars to any person furnishing information leading to the detection and conviction of trespassers who extract ores from underground workings under Michael Devitt jade claim and Pennsylvania Loch Lot 172 Silver Bow county Montana within injunctions. Boston and Montana Consolidated Copper and Silver Mining Company, B C Ratterman Ass't Supt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Devitt
United States Courts of
Montana
Butte and Lostoon Consolidated Mining Company
C. Batterman
Pennsylvania Loch
Lnim
Silver Bow County
Copper Trust lode mining patent application noted in Montana
Mining Claim No 4087 in Silver Bow County Montana details Josiah H Trevise of Butte filing for patent on 18628 acres of Copper Trust lode extending 210 feet east and 1234 feet west from discovery in Summit Valley. Includes surface ground claims at discovery shaft and west end, adjacent claims Anaconda Lode and Sullivan Jade, notice to adverse claimants with a 50 day deadline, dated 1899 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
Notics
Josiah H. Trevise
Butte
Point of Discovery
Summit Valley
Silver Bow County
United States of America
Copper Trust
Tt Beluga
United States
Discovery Shaft
Burgoy No
United States Land Office
Helens
Mortana
Cape Nome travel: first two sailings from Portland announced
The Cape Nome voyage announces berths for early May with ten day sailings planned. Reservations are urged via the O Ry and N companies. a first class fleet will operate, with general agent contact provided in Butte and Portland offices for pricing and schedules.
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Portland
Cape Nom
Stee
He O. Ry & N
Cape Nome Ravel
Resolut
Saiinga
Special Stock Quotations Today
Stock quotations for various items appear to be listed with values such as 2509 carbonate and 574 5000, alongside references to towns and entities like Mountain, Butte, and Bingham. The fragmentary OCR reads as a list of prices and locations without a clear narrative.
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Butte & Bingham
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Minther
L. E. Cook
E. Park Street
White Front
Corfree
Fifth Avenue
M. AJ
Tly. Anicola M. &J
N. Main St
Thos. F. Courtney
A. D
Robert Coombe
Thomas J. Bennetts
Coomb
Bow County
Wallace M. L. Dernie
Bute, Mont
Union Pacific
MR. Wilson
H. C. Wilson
Salt Lake
Oregon Rails Way and Navigation Company
Great Falls Tribune
G. Bates
Montana Music Company
Techside
Philadelphia
M. Wade
North Main
Thea
Sherman's
Chemichla and Agengers
Fair Drug and Assay Supply Company
East Park Street
South Africa
P. O
Butte Stove Repair Company
B. Park
Ouhnepel
Transvaal
Noovicn
George D. Greene
John N.nes
Silver Row County
State of
Watson Avenue
Case & Hulmes
Tu Tin
Broadway
L. A. Sisley & CO
East Broadwa
Tee Mantle
Chas. Schatzlein
Fayette Harrington
Charles R. Leonard
Clements
Henry Mueller
James HL Mo
State Savings Bank
John A. Creighton
G. W. Stapleton
T. M. Hudgens
Sone Casher
J. A. Crei
W Stapleton
A. T
B.D. Leavitt
VY. Kemper
Cor, Main and Park Sts. , Butte
Nava SS
W. A. Clark
J. Ross Clare
W. A. Clark & Bro
Clark & Larabie
Bankers
Roy Gol
Bel
First National Bank OF
Buite
Andrew Z. Davin
James A. Taibo
B. Ik. Weiek
Oehiar George Sievenswist
M. Daly, M. Donahoe, W.l.moyer
Ing. Esc
Bwinaborne
Vb. Moyer
R. A. Kuel
Asstler
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