Assyrians Celebrate New Year Chaos At Gathering
In a New Year clash in the Assyrian quarter, Joseph Sablen allegedly waved a shooting iron, threatened Bablen and friends, causing a stampede that left seventeen of twenty people fleeing. Four stampers later accosted the county attorney and Sablen was taken into custody as the case heads to a magistrate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orsder
Une
Ecnmnan
Sin
Vaeir
Joe
Joseph
Andy
Mike
Sablon
Bablen
Sablen
Waifs of New York draws crowded houses at Sutton's theater
The Waifs of New York opened last Sunday at Sutton's theater and runs for four weeks, drawing strong crowds as a melodrama with human interest. Actress Kathe Emmet, noted for the Kenyon-Connell warehouse disaster benefit years ago, is highlighted for her humane financial sacrifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sutton’s
Kathe Emmet
Kenyon-Connell
Man Arrested for Petty Larceny at Local Shoe Store
William Moan was arrested by Officer Curley on petty larceny charges after the shoe store at 12 South Wyoming reported $14 missing from a sleeping employee H. Coleman. Coleman alleges Moan took money after being seen near the bed. case to be turned over to the county attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Moan
Curley
South
Wyoming Fhot
Moan
H. Coleman
Romance of the First Woman Attorney General
Mrs. Ella Knowles-Haskell of Helena Montana is hailed as the first woman lawyer from Montana a first woman assistant attorney general in the United States and holder of a record 10000 fee for mining case services in Butte with James Haggin plaintiff. She saved Montana school lands worth about 200000 by appearing before land office officials and later married Henry J Haskell after losing a 1891 bid for attorney general as a populist candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Bulletin
Ella Knowles-Haskell
Helena, Monti
Montana
United States
Butte Cliy
James FR. Haggin
California
Land Office
Henry J. Haskell
Miner reporter Richard Butler returns to Butte after visit
Richard Butler of the Miner staff, who was visiting his mother and brother in Spokane, has returned to Butte. A card party by the Knights and Ladies of Security is set for Thursday evening at Scanfia hall at 7:30. Admission is 25 cents. all welcome.
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Richard Butler
Miner
Spokane
Butte
Scanfia Hall
Knights and Ladies of Security
Copper mining shares close values on Jan 2
Special to Inter Mountain from Boston dates January 2. list shows Amalgamated 94.00 Anaconda 48.40 Parrot 1.00 Boston & Montana 325.00 Butte & Boston 82.00 Calumet & Hecla 830.00 Tamarack 830.00 Osea 8400 UtahCon 8400.
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Inter Mountain
Boston
Mass
Montana
Butte
Donnelly Death Sends Politician’s Son to Hastings
Ignatius Donnelly senior the noted politician and Baconian cipher author died at the family home. His son Ignatius Donnelly will depart for Hastings Minnesota this evening for the funeral arrangements. Murvey M English formerly Helena resident returns after abroad stay and Paris exposition. George Sproule guest of Butte resident Boyt Stoyhons notes a holiday visit. W Z Hales mining man from Wallace Idaho is registered at the Butte hotel. A Parkhurst idle tale of a prominent local business man under the influence of drink leads to a costly misadventure slept off with no complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ignatius Donnelly
Hastings
Minn
Murvey M. English
Helena
Boyt Stoyhons
Duynty
Federal Court
George Sproule
Butte
Bert
John Barleycorn
Parkhurst
W. G. Van Eman Dies in Butte Typhoid Pneumonia
W G Van Eman, a Morgan thaler operator on the Miner, died at Sisters' hospital from typhoid pneumonia. A 34-year-old printer, he was a longtime union member and popular in Montana’s press. He worked at the Basin Times, Stand ard in Anaconda, the Inter Mountain, and recently the Miner. He leaves siblings in Kansas City San Francisco and the Philippines and a sister in Hutchinson Kansas. Funeral plans likely under Eagles AOU committees.
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W. G. van Eman
Morganthaler
Sisters’ Hospital
van Eman
Montana
Typographical Union
Hutchinson
Kansas
Basin Times
Jin Brown
Anaconda
Standard
Butte
Inter Mountain
Miner
Eagles
A. O
Ut. W
Kansas City
San Francisco
Philippine Islands
Funeral and death notices from local briefes
Local notices report multiple funerals and deaths including Chas Anderson to be buried tomorrow at 2 from Dugaan's undertaking room. Six week old Pranels daughter of M and Mrs Phos of Walkers Wille died today with funeral plans to follow. Benoit Gavette aged 44 died this morning with remains at Sherman’s Undertaking Parson. Mrs E G Tyrrel aged 49 died yesterday at the Mite residence, funeral to be announced. Mrs Atoio Turner of South Jackson street ill with pneumonia and nearing recovery. Simon Dorovan died today at 74 East Woolman street, body at Duggan’s for burial tomorrow. Chas O’Rourke funeral scheduled for tomorrow at 9:30 from aio street to St Patrick’s March for high mass. Annual election of officers of the Asi Civilatiog will be held at 2:30 tomorrow afternoon with large attendance expected. Also notices for a secondhand book exchange and a general ad for buying, selling, and exchanging items at 252 K Park.
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Chas, Anderson
Dugaan'a
Rom. Pranels
Phos
Dolton
Walkers Wille
Benoit Gavette
Sherman
Parsons
E.G. Tyrrel
Dugsan’s
Corney
Galena
Auuntle
Funewal
Chas. O'Rourke
Phuyeday
Aio Street
New Year opens with buoyant stock market on New York Exchange
The New York Stock Exchange opened the year with heavy trading and a buoyant tone as railroad and other dividend stocks led gains. Pennsylvanias and St Pauls saw large early buys and price jumps, while sugar and Northern Pacific fell back after initial strength. By mid-session demand faded but the market held above Monday’s close with a firmer general level and selective rallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stock Exchange
Pennsylvania
St. Paul
London
Cable
Northern Pacific
Erie Seco Ond
Stocks and Commodities Evening Prices Lead New York Report
New York markets close with money on call at 6 percent and mercantile rates firm. Sterling exchange steady amid demand for bankers' bills. Chicago and Omaha commodity rows show mixed grain with wheat around 74 to 78 cents and corn near 36 to 40 cents. cattle, hogs, and sheep receipts push prices variedly with steers around 4.00 to 5.40, hogs up to 5.15, and western lambs near 5.60.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Chicago
Mtbmec
Ste
N. W
Kansas City Market Receipts Report July 2
Receipts and prices across cattle hogs and sheep indicate a steady to strong market. Cattle include native steers and cows with prices around 4400 and 5.00 for heifers, while hogs show a stronger tone with bulk sales near 40. Packers and mixed consignments feature in the listings and speculative numbers vary by grade. Sheep receipts total about 2500 with values noted around 5 for fattener stock and 4.0 for other entries.
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Chicago
Jan
Texas Fed
Texas
Omaha
Kansas City
Jao
BURCF
SOTM
Strong
Tate
Autores
Monthly Bank Report Shows December National Currency Circulation
The comptroller of the currency release details December totals for national bank notes at 840,081,410 dollars, up 93,865,887 for the year and 7,849,050 for the month. The United States coin in circulation stands at 308,204,673 dollars, up 98,566,688 for the year and 6,476,041 for the month. Coined money in the public deposits reaches 99,946,670 dollars, with total United States secured money at 412,882,830 dollars.
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Washington
National Mak
United States
Fea
Five Die In Train Collision At Melton Miss
Five men were killed and one severely injured in a head on collision between two freight trains on the Yazoo and Mississippi Valley railroad at Melton Mississippi last night. The double headed locomotives andSeveral cars were demolished. The dead are D Griff HANSBERRY RDINHR T BROWN MOBERRY. Injured engineer Heidt may die.
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New Orleans
Yazoo and Mississippi Valley Railroad
Melton
Miss
2D Griff
Hansberry
Rdinhr
T, Brown
Moberry
Engneot Heidt
Stranger mistaken for Pat Crowe freed in Chadron chase
An unidentified man believed to be Pat Crowe eluded detention near the Fins Ridge ageing at Chadron Nebraska and was later identified as Dennis from Boston, described as an innocent polluter, prompting release.
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Omaha
Pat Crowe
Fins Ridge
Chadron
Nel
Curica
Dennis
Boston
Britain reports multiple ships missing after gale in Bristol Channel
London reports a maritime gale cost several vessels with one likely lost crew. The Norwegian bark Hoyding from Newport bound to Macao is missing, as is the Tenax Proposal from Newport to Paras maribo, and the Amelia Corkeum from Opera to Newfoundland. The Samuel Moss from Cadiz to St Johns, Newfoundland, is overdue with no further word.
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London
Cannff
Idun
Bristol Channel
Hoyding
Newport
Maceo
Asothar
Ark Tenax
Parasmaribo
Amelia Corkeum
Waoliin Madde
Opera
Newfoundland
Lloyd's
Samuel Moss
Aplain Mabley
I‘adiz
St Johns
N.fp
Béon
Lloyds
Legislature Opens With Odell Message Read
The Legislature convened at 11 a m with the Governor Odell message read. Senator Ellsworth of Niagara elected presiding officer pro tem amid Democratic protests. S Bred Nixon chosen speaker of the assembly while Democrats backed Danis Frisbie
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Odell
Ellsworth
Nuagara County
English Subsidy Aids African School Plan
A Teehmond dispatch reports Bishop Martzeli of the African Methodist church has arranged with Rev. Geo H Relbolta of Indiana to travel to Zambest Africa to contact a college at New Ontario. The British government will donate 15,000 to the church and 1,000 acres of land to build a school for English residents. Relboltz will supervise the project and sails from New York late this month.
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Chicago
Teehmond
Tad
Martzeli
Methodist Episcopal Church In
Africa
Geo. H. Relbolta
Indiana
Zambest
New Ontario
Reiboltz
New York
Maxim Congratulated on Knighthood by Queen
New York Jan 2 Sir Miran Maxim receives knighthood from the queen. The London Times correspondent notes his long London residence and active role in the American society. He has attended annual banquets, celebrated Puritan ancestry, and valued his American citizenship. He naturalized as British subject a year ago for services to the War Office.
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New York
Miran Maxim
London
the Tribune
Meure
War Office
President Kruger Stricken Briefly by Bran-Chive Attack
The Hague Jan 2 reports Mr Kruger suffered a slight bran chive ailment causing him to stay by order of physicians. No serious condition feared, and he remains under care while continuing to monitor his health.
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the Hague
Kruger
Gofering
Women's Shoes Lots at Deep Discounts from Mitteroon's
Uproar of women and children's footwear offered in bulk with many styles including beaver fur trim, Viet Kid leather, satin calf, and Dongola shoes. Prices slashed to $1.00 to $2.45 per pair, with sizes ranging from infants to adult, across numerous patterns and toe caps.
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Mitteroon
Palea
Vairs
White Bros
Palre
Vox Wall
Regia
Dongen
Pala
Milwaukee
All Grain Aloes
Paiva Youtha
Gairs
Puirs
Ainiity
Walbn
RCSF
Foreign silver value climbs amid volatile markets
The report from the director of the arly notes a rise in silver value over the past year, with marked gains in certain markets. Analysts highlight uncertainty and the impact of foreign demand on prices as investors monitor shifts in the Vale of foreign voinn and related commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jin
Arly
Hina
Queen Morie Henrietta Falls Ill as Heirloom Queen
Drussels report states Queen Morie Henrietta is gravely ill and largely bedridden. She endures constant pain and weakness, with brief periods of wakefulness only a few hours each day, affecting her mobility and daily routine.
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Drussels
Annie Belge
Morie
Henrietta
Sho
Piere Ua
Structural Iron Workers Accept Higher Pay in Pittsburg
One thousand structural iron workers near Pittsburg approve a wage increase of six cents per hour and a nine hour day. The advance follows contract openings and the letting of important contracts, marking progress in the trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Structural Iron
Hale Wan
One Little Failure on London Stock Exchange
London reports an unim portant failure on the stock exchange today centering on G. R. Ogilvie. Classified notices list a furnished front room for rent at 825 West Street and a day chambermaid needed at 927 East Merourys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Stock Exchange
G. R. Ogilvie
Wirst Street
Furnished rooms for housekeeping near Lena Street
Furnished site offers rooms with complete housekeeping facilities at 19 West Lena Street. Includes coop or shared space options for tenants seeking ready accommodations in a central location with utilities and cleaning included.
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Lena Street
Contest Notice of Heirs on Silver Bow homestead claim
Department of the Interior notices heirs of Henry M. Wolf of Helena Montana that a 1900 contest affidavit alleges abandonment of a homestead entry made April 1844 and that notice will be published and hearings held in Butte and Helena with dates in December 1900. The contestant claims due diligence prevented personal service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Lina Offee
Honky My Wolf
Helena
Montana
George Schiveier
Monin
Henry M. Wolf
United States
Haid
C. M. Parr
Butte
United States Land Office
George D
R, Jieiary
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Ife
Alven
W.Z. Hales
Wallace, Idaho
Park
THE
NEW York Stock Exchange
General Review of Trade
Chicago Livestock
Monthly Bank Report
Mississippi
IS Not
Crowe
English
Maxim
British War Office
Pres. Kruger III
Haan
CGNE
Miesea’ Kanguyno Vale Sdoed
Taced Sive
Kid Tops
Hestihin Wales
Pune
Mer
Ourys
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