Russell Harrison Captured Them
Havana reports that Cuban soldiers allegedly stole sugar cane from Toledo plantation near Mariano to supply Major Russell G. Harrison provost marshal. A guard captured fifty Cubans, disarmed them, then faced a Cuban counterattack. Harrison ordered load of rifles and warned attackers to stay back under threat of shooting. Prisoners were taken to Gen Mayr Rodrigues's HQ for proceedings.
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Havana
Toledo
Mariano
Fughueh Lee
Russell G. Harrison
Harrison
Goldiver
Warvison
Mayr Rodrigues
Aguinaldo at Malolos and Spanish commissioners pass
The Spanish commissioners Senors Rosate and Kigate were allowed to pass toward Aguinaldo at Malolos. Dispatches were sent by the Filipino leaders to the retreating lines, with Aguinaldo and Bulldike reported to be at Malolos.
Syrup of Figs Advertised as Gentle Laxative
The Modern Mother endorses Syrup of Figs for children for gentle laxative relief. The true remedy is produced by the California Fig Syrup Co, asserted to be the preferred choice for improving young stomachs and making children feel better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Co.unty
Ruby Valley Rail Plan Envisions Northern Pacific Feeder
A Pebbly proposal by Henry Elling contemplates building an electric railroad from Twin Bridges along the Ruby Valley toward Alder Gulch near Laurin and possibly Virginia City. The plan would connect to standard gauge tracks for NP use, with surveys and power sites on Wiconene Mill Creek Sheridan Granite Creek and a yet undecided spot, promising a feeder line to the Northern Pacific amid shifting ore transport patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Elling
Gaylord
Northern Pacific
Tobacco Root Range
Wicconein
Mill Creek
Sheridan
Granite Creek
Alder Gulch
Montana
Northern Pacific Company
Not Yet Settiled By James Torrester and MacGinnis
The case against Boston Montana company continues in district court with the New York end of the Jacter corporation to Mord aik to the Montana end. Helena Supreme Court denied the review petition in the matter of a receiver appointment, and Messia, Porbis and De Witt appeared to seek leave to file a further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Company
Montana Corporation
Messrs. Corbett and
McHatton
Clancy
DeWitt
James Torrester
Doin MacGinnis
Boston & Montana Company
New York
Jacter Corporation
Mordaik
Montana
District Court
Supreme Court
Helena
Dudev Chiney
Supreme Body
Messia, Porbis
de Witt
Supreme Court upholds Hinds receiver in Montana case
Special to the Inter Mountain Helena Feb 27. The Montana supreme court affirming Judge Clancys 1898 order appointing T R Hinds as receiver for the Boston and Montana company. The decision notes petitioners faulting the appointment and bond as immaterial to the writ while reiterating jurisdiction was not exceeded. Stay granted until Monday with further proceedings expected to block Hinds. Also Bordeaux vs Greene and Mitchell vs McCormick judgments affirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter Mountain
Helena
Supreme Court
Boston
Montana
Cour
BR. & My
Clancy
T.he Hinds
T. R. Hinds
Forrest
Justice Pigott
Hinds
District Court
Forrester and
Maginnis
Montana Company
Ots
Bordeaux
District Court Matters Involving Coal Theft And Burglary
Special Deputy Hamilton arrested Fighting Steve Simpson near the Gagnon mine on a coal theft charge from a Washoe mine car. Two additional officers assisted after a fierce struggle. County attorney filed peut larceny complaints against Simpson and others, while district court granted 30 days to prepare a statement for a new trial for Joseph Shafer, with a motion hearing set toward late March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Simpson
Gagnon
Hamilton
Washoe
District Court
Joseph Shafer
Tom Hawkins
White
U S Court Handles Multiple Civil Matters
A grand jury was convened and several judgments were entered today in cases including Robinson et al versus Frankel Prook & Co and Meyer Gong Wenger. Judge Knowles ruled on Bartlett bankrupt stock and granted an infusion to preserve property. Clark et al petition in Livingston Cushing versus American Developing and Mining was denied, while PL W. Bacorn received permission to operate the Golden Bunlight properties near White Wally Finest crown bridge work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Plates
Robinson Et al
Frankel Prook & Co
Meyer Gong Wenger
Bartlett
Knowles
Moe Hon
King & Co
Clark Et al
Livingston Cushing
American Developing and Mining Company
Deai PL
W. Bacorn
Golden Bunlight
White- Wally
Dredge Venture Near Bannack to Work Horse Prairie Diggings
Archie Gibson and partners including John Brenner plan a new dredge company to mine Horse Prairie placer deposits near Bannack. With Frank Corbett, Charles W Clark and H L Smith aboard, the enterprise aims to start mid next July, matching the efficiency of the Maggie A Gibson dredge and costing about $40,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Gibson
Bannacks
Gibeon
Horse Prairie
John C. Brenner
Messrs. Gibson and
Brenner
Charles W. Clark
Frank&. Corbett
Plummer
Wy AL Clark
Yorme
Hannack
Gibson
Smith
Gibbson
Atea
A. Gibson
Dividend Prospects for Copper Mines Spark Investor Interest
A sprawling financial note discusses a potential boom in copper stocks, led by Calumet & Hecla Mining Company. It cites sizable dividends, compares profits across peers like Minnesota mining outfits, and projects continued profitability for Michigan copper operations amid a generally buoyant mining sector. The piece highlights the sector’s volatile yet promising outlook, with emphasis on dividends and future expansion in the Copper District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cappar
Bee Ton Financial Nova
Calumet & Hell Mining Company
Epebes
Uh Gene Tharpee
Amin
Aine Tenn Baga Enapy Company
Calumer's
Aline Reyn
Pansylvenia Taiewul Company
Wiha
Moe
Ieee
Canttalica
Romular
Ameenida
Montana
Grenos
Calimet & Heelh
Michigan
Royal Metal Outscores Competition Despite Copper Shortage
Royal Metal faces a copper shortage as demand outpaces production. The article notes a rising general business outlook that is expected to push demand higher and strain supply further. Major producers anticipate continued pressure on copper availability and prices amid growing industrial activity.
Copper price rise and silver demonetization impact
The article notes copper’s price climbing from 9 to 19 cents per pound, now 18 cents, while silver declines. It argues copper’s purchasing power has surged relative to other staples due to mining efficiency, reduced costs, and cheaper reduction methods, nearly doubling value in ten years with higher mining profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuisen
Mining notes from Charles E Gable on Clancy mines
Charles E Gable, superintendent, reports SG and B Mining company mines near Clancy are shipping ore to East Helena smelter on alternate days. Ore averages about one ounce of gold and 12 to 20 tons of silver and 10 percent lead. The group contains ten claims shown to demonstrate value. Major Tom Burke returned from Virginia City. No extensive work is planned. preparations for quartz and placer ground options are anticipated when spring arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Gable
SG. & B. Mining Company
Clancy
Gable
East Helena
Tom Burke
Virginia City
Boston Copper Stocks Fall on Boston Stock Exchange
Copper stocks on the Boston Stock Exchange closed weak with Boston and Manhattan shares under pressure at 867, Pattie and Boston at 08, Parrot at Sand Ulah Con at 48 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Stock Exchange
Boston & Man Ha
Pattie & Boston
Parrot
Sand Ulah
Patrick Finnegan Injured in Weekend Accident
Patrick Finnegan is hospitalized in Never Sweat, Florida after a mishap at a workplace on Saturday evening. A machine toppled and caught his leg, breaking it just below the knee in the incident involving inexperience and the second hour of the shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Finnegan
St. Dares
Flanwenn
Ingeing
Uve Waly
Rinneaan
Horse Market Improves Says Noted Montana Stockman
Tod Farrell, a prominent Madigan county stockman, travels to the east to check horse market conditions. He owns about 0,000 Montana bred horses and expects a rise in demand for cavalry and field artillery mounts as Uncle Sam reorganizes the army. He notes horse owners suffered most from recent storms while cattle and sheep in Madison valley stayed strong, and plans to pursue eastern inquiries tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tod. Farrell
Madigan + county
Freld
Montana
Te Hoes
Sam
Parrell
Iui
Madison
Marrell
Notice: Djed- in Anaconda tosenfield funeral plan
Notice announces the death of Djed- in Anaconda on Pebruary Y. N. tosenfield aged 74. The funeral service will take place tomorrow at 7 pm from V. A. & P. dopot, and the burial car will depart from the corner of Park and Montana streets at 12 30 pm sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Sunthey
Pebruary
Y. N. Tosenfield
Muneral
V. A. & P. Dopot
Corner Park
Montana Strets
Local City News Amid Advertisements and Notices
Fragmented city news items note costume returns, local sales at Electricella and Dr Judd's, a law change by Wm D Burbage, and various trades. Reports include Davie injury at the Pennsylvania mine, marriages of William H Cartyon with Florence May Johns, insurance and real estate moves, and theater/business notices. Police report a burglary in progress, a suspect questioned but later released.
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Ite
J. G. Fates
Montana Music Co
West Park
Mme. Robinson
Judd’s. Wm. D. Burbage
Columbia
Postoffice
R. M. G. Box Chemicals and Assayers
Fair Drug and Assay Supply Company
Butte Stove Repair
Park
Sherman
Park Street
Davie
Pennsylvania
William H. Cartyon
Plorence May Johns
Stey Don Hosking
Town Avenue
HOWL
Ities & Ten
Elevantint
Matlin Helen "Phumas
Ciatin
Mike Manitolane Sui
Elocui i
Uptaarte
Hetween Tech A
Grace ME
Churel
Meg
Utah
Nelle Dunham
View Churchy
Matmnon
Finbhoyes Hospital
Board of Thastees
Montana
James A. Murray
Sach Opera Mouse Company
Dienet
Bates
B.C. Mullins
Junes Hollands
Holland
Peculiar accident traps miner after shift
J. J. Kelly a miner at No Sweat narrowly escaped death when a freight train began moving as he and companions tried to climb it after shift. He was knocked between cars and chutes, momentarily stunned, then survived with minor injuries. He was taken to St James hospital and expected to recover in two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Kelly
No Sweat
Kelly
St James’ Hospital
Mining firms urged to fund Manila soldiers fundraiser
A proposal suggests mine superintendents collect the district's mining payroll contributions for the Butte soldiers fund and pass funds to Five National Bank via a responsible cashier. The soliciting committee cannot meet all workers personally, so centralizing collections would ease labor and widen participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Manila
Fivet National Bank
Personal notes on Sheridan editor and Great Falls visit
The article mentions former Sheridan paper editor in the ey, Manager CW Goodale of the Toaton and Mimtahashigiter at Great falls, and D. J. Fitagerald who heads British Columbia interests of FF. August and Arthur P. Heinze, arriving from Trail on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Comwas
Sheridan
CW. Goodale
Toaton
Great Falls
Jn Thes
D. J. Fitagerald
Colimbia
FF. August
Arthur P. Heinze
Saurdaye _ i
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White Front Grocery
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Pho
Thos. F. Courthey
Phoenix
Phenix Harness Shop
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E. Holt
Russell Harrison
Aguinaldo
Malolos
Ruby Valley
Great Northern
Spokane Falls & Northern
British Columbia
Oregon Railroad & Navigation
Ealt Lake Tribune
Oregon Short Line
Union Pacific
Rio Grande Western
Colorado
Salt Lake
Western
Canadian Pacific
Hill
Spokane Falls
Chicago
Omaha
Kansas City
Stonx City
New Kootenai Valley Railroad
Will J. Thompson
F. W. Bobbett
W. H. Knowlton
Thompson
Mr. Bobbett
Great Northern System
Kootenal Val Company
State of Washington
Babbett
St. Paul
Northern Fe Railways
Skep
Thomas Creed
Tom
John Driscoll
Mike Shea
Justice Nichols
Moran
Dr. Wix
THE
U. S. Court
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Met
General Mining News
Royal Metal
Boston Copper
K. C. D. Grocery
Park St
City News
Brier
Chopin
Masquerade Emporium
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