Gold of Clarke Fork venture eyed for spring dredging
Red Lodge investors join Montana backers to form a company to dredge twelve miles of the Clarke Fork stream from Chance bridge to the Little Sand Coulee mouth. The plan hinges on securing uninterrupted control of the river section and attracting the Chicago Dredging and Development Company to deploy a dredge. If Mr Lichtér succeeds, work will begin in the spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TL. P. Siehler
Red Lodge
Clarke Park
Chicago
Montana
Fom F. Pollard
Dr. Lutz
J. M. Siegfried
J. M. Garrivon
Clarke Mark
Chance Bridge
Little Sand Coulee
Serkel
Chicago Dredging and Development Company
Clarke Fork
Ted Lodge
Paviea
Jed Lodge
Dudvieh
Nebraska
Lichtér
Arrest of Albert Daigle in Chequamegon restaurant robbery
Detective Murphy arrested Albert Daigle suspected in the Chequamegon restaurant hold up. Daigle, a former dishwasher, denied ownership of the hat found at the scene, though others said it belonged to him. He claimed a brown hat existed but was not bought in Hutte and was taken to county jail for further investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Albert Daigle
Chequamegon
Daigle
Hutte
May pull through John Egan hurt in shaft accident
John Egan, injured yesterday in shaft No 4 at Anaconda properties, shows improvement at St James hospital. He remains very weak but possesses strong vitality and hopes to recover, with optimism for pulling through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Egan
Shaft No. 4
Anaconda
St. James’ Hospital
Local Briefs Deaths and Notices Across Town
The remains of W. C. Davis to be shipped to Albany Oregon tomorrow afternoon via the Oregon Short Line. Miss Mary Shea aged 30 died at her father James Shea’s residence 34314 East Granite Street. J McLean arrested for disturbing the peace and abusing his wife at 740 Nevada Avenue. Mrs James A. Murray returns from Philadelphia. Mr Murray visiting in Balt Lake. Marriage licenses issued to Albert G. Black 26 and Gertrude Wells 22. Patrick McDonald remains to Toledo Ohio via UO B L Ry today at 2 PM with H W Burns. Patrick Kelly to Iron Mountain Michigan tonight at 8 PM from Sherman’s undertaking parlors with cousin John O’Brien. Owen McKenna 36 dies at 2:30 PM at 121 South Grant Street from pneumonia. funeral later. Charlotte Arnold 20 dies yesterday. funeral tomorrow at 3 PM from 1 North Montana Street with services at Mountain View M E Church.
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National Undertaking
Broadway
W. C. Davis
Albany
Oregon Short Line
Mary Shea
James Shea
East Granite Street
J. McLean
Nevada Avenue
James A. Murray
East Wake
Philadelphia
Mr. Murray
Balt Lake
Albert G. Black
Gertrude Wells
David M. ‘Watt
Itosell R. King
Patrick McDonald
Toledo
Ohio
B. L. Ry
Sherman
H. W. Burns
Patrick Kelly
Iron Mountain
Mich
John, O'Brien
Owen McKenna
South
Grant Street
Warner
Charlotte Arnold
Montana Street
Bervicea
Mountain View M. E Church
Copper mining shares close in a Boston market report
Special to Inter Mountain lists closing copper shares in Boston on January 9. Amalgamated 92.00 Anaconda 48.12 Parrot 49.00 Boston and Montana 318.00 Butte and Boston 78.00 Calumet and Hecla 813.00 Amaranack on age 330.00 Osceola 82.50 Utah Copper 84.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Montana
Butte
Utah
Arrests Made in Boston and Montana Hold Up Case
Deputy Sheriff Wilsworth of Meader Ville arrested two men linked to a hold up and shooting at Shafi No 6 of the Boston and Montana company. David Carey jailed for vagrancy pending investigation. Dim Walsh held in city jail awaiting inquiry. John Fitzpatick, lodging-house roommate, says Carey slept through the night. Deputies from the city to the scene seek a close description of the robbers, to be provided later this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif Wilsworth
Meader Ville
Shafi
No. 6
Boston and
Montana
David Carey
Dim Walsh
John Fitzpatick
Carey
Eureka
Hannah Murphy Charged With Disturbance In Walkerville
Mrs Williams filed a complaint with the county attorney against Hannah Murphy for disturbance in Justice O'Connor's office Walkerville The alleged action involved jaffies residents of Centerville and centers on a local disturbance case.usions
Montana House Delays Actions As Sessions Begin
Helena Jan 9 The house convened at 2 20 today with Donaldson absent in prayer Judge Milburn’s sorrow invoked by Chaplain Price and John Madden sworn in. Pollard v Gregory papers moved to committee on privileges and elections. Envelopes debate postponed with amendments defeated. A rules committee was appointed. Requisition for 220 postage stamps discussed. Cloak room keeper nominees named for selection later.
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Helena
Donaldson
Price
Milburn
John Madden
Deer Lodge County
Pollard Ve. Gregory
Carbon County
Joh MacGinnin
Corbet
Committee On Privileges
Baker
Lewis and Clarke
MacGinnis
Norrow
Corbett
Fine
Edges
Cowlett
Tampa
House
Fred Bell
Madison
J. C. Sullivan
Deer Lodge
W. H. Easton
Rayalli
Dispute Over Varbon County Seating Stalled in Senate
Secretary of State Hays presented the Panera in the contest of Kh A Emmons against Senator W F Meyer of Varbon county. After a 15 minute discussion the matter was laid on the table with no action. On motion of the committee on rules the rules of the sixth assembly were referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter Mountain
Herena
Hays
Kh. A. Emmons
W. F. Meyer
Varbon County
Motthin
Committee On Rules
Burial for John Crompton Sent to Utah
The body of John Crompton who died after an accident at the lower Works was shipped to Ogden Utah this afternoon for burial. He was accompanied by his uncle C M H Johnson and his mother Mrs John Crompton, who had arrived from Ogden shortly before his death.
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Inter Mountain
Anaconda
Jan
John Crompton
Lower Works
Ogden
Utah
C. MH. Johnson
Designer Crowninshield Sets Lawson Cup Defender Start
The Boston Defender reports designer Crowninshield expects actual construction work on the Lawson cup defender to begin in about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Crowninshield
Financial and Commercial Report of the New York Stock Exchange
Speculative excitement returns to the exchange as Union Pacific leads advances amid bulk manipulation. Missouri Pacific shows initial strength before profit taking. National Tube and its preferred slide on plant expansion news, then recover. Steel group turns firmer as railroad combination hopes drive activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ack Exchange
Miasourt Pacific
Union Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Mde
Louinville & Nashville
National Tube
Carriéale
Walle Road
Pally
Jiu. A
Alockss A
Wees
Veneer
Atchison Ccs
Town
Camecempere mM
B&que
G. W
Tobaced Wes
Toe
Federal Steel
Che Kerabaenst
My Peoples Gas
Tlinois Central
Jersey Central
Manhattan
Northern Pacific
Big Do
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Coal and Tren
Ta ST. Tobacco
Union
Sasyne
Western Union Voce
So Ee
Cat
New York Money Markets Open With Steady Rates
New York money markets report steady exchange and call money. Actual business seen in mercantile notes with rates around 4.86 to 4.87 and commercial bills near 4.82. Government funds remain steady as silver and Mexican dollar values hold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Petme Mercantile
Omaha Live Cattle and Sheep Receipts Report
Omaha live cattle market reports show receipts around 3,000 head with natives beating blinds and various price ranges. Western steers priced near 20 to 24, Texan steers around 9 to 14, cows and heifers 2000 to 4200, canners around 140, stockers and feeders 60 to 65, heifer and steer mix pricing. Sheep receipts about 2,000 with steady market, natives and westerns 40 to 60, best quality 60 to 70 per head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Anthem H
Chicago cattle and hog market report from January
Cattle prices show choice steers around 5.15 to 6.10 per cwt with lower grades 4.60 to 5.05. Hogs receipts today 43,000, tomorrow 37,000, market active five cents higher closing strong to 5.60. Sheep receipts 14,000. demand weak to good with wethers 3.75 to 4.40 and western sheep 4.65 to 5.75 per cwt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Batagalao
Texas Fed
Texas
Texas Trails
Ood Rod Cholve
Chicago Grain and Commodity Quotes From Early Year Trading
Wheat prices fluctuated with May futures around 77 percent, corn and date contracts quoted, pork and lard futures listed with January and May expiries. Kilns and wheat grades appear, but the text is fragmented and partially illegible, reflecting a concise market snapshot from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tiger Fed
Cattle and Sheep Receipts Show Market Shifts in Kansas City
Market summaries report cattle receipts of 9, i 9 700 with mixed to strong demand and prices ranging to 6 0 9 7 for native cows and dels. Sheep receipts around 2,000 with steady to firm demand and lamb prices near 4 0 0 to 5 0.65. Packers and stockers show varied bids from 4.80 to 5.12 per unit and heavy to mixed movement in wholesale lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Texas
Dili
Alger dispute over chemical analysis and testimony
Dr Daly, returning from a Miles campaign era assignment, criticizes ex Secretary Alger's published magazine piece as a hodgepodge of facts and assertions. He asserts his own chemical analysis, conducted in Pittsburgh, supported by government chemists, contradicts Alger’s account and accuses the Alger relief commission of suppressing the corroborating report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theort
Pittsburg
Alger Relief Commission
Daly
Clarke
Alger
Hid Commission
Defeat of Gerontine’s forces at Montablan rebels
A Washington Maoula paper reports a daring capture and defeat of insurgent leader Gerontine, with Col. J Milton Thompson leading a thousand picked men of the twenty second infantry and volunteers. The assault aimed to dislodge strongholds at Montablan and nearby canyons after Gerontine’s defiance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dan
Gerontine
J Milton Thompson
Geronine
Nanan
Montalban
Heranne
de Tidivan Tyre
Eigorens
Miericans
Pole Thompson
Wight
Various U S Telegrams Of January Dispatches
A compilation of brief telegram items from Bertie to Seattle and other cities dated January 9 recounts diverse happenings. Notable points include a fatal train accident in Bertie, a three day bowling session in Warren, roofing capitine in Washington, senate war revenue cuts, a famed composer visiting Albuquerque, mining news from Yopelka, a Republican caucus reshuffle in Charlestown, a steamer Tahaneok in danger near Monkys Inn, port-bound ships in San Francisco, a fatal Maya family incident in York, labor strike action near Gallup, anti news association appeals in Boise, Boer leaders near Papetown, and various other quick headlines across cities.
Preference shares and underwriting move on purchase price
The document states that preference shares will be put in place at the purchase price and renaming million reference shares will be underwritten in the United States. No ordinary shares will be offered to the public, the whole two million being quoted and fully paid to Vickers Sons, Maxi and the American vendors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milion Reference
United Utes
Vicker's Sons
Maxi
American Venilers
Hooted Lord Dufferin at London shareholders meeting
In London the suspended London and Globe Fire corporation faced uproar as the Marquess of Dufferin and Ava failed to calm the hall. Shareholders hissed and shouted, with factions clashing while explanations from directors were heard. The meeting adjourned to Monday to resume talks on the corporation’s fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Jan
Ramhim Ont
Dufferin
Anit Ava
Londet and Globe Fi Corporation
Ufapany
von Henna
Sharebelira
Aeterna Tor
Cogeurn
Lord Dufferin
Euapene Sion
Thes Silbeitus
Berhester
Seretary
Siva
Roosevelt Interview Sparks Debate Over Boxing Fight
In a forceful NY interview, Phin Jah discusses Vice President-elect Roosevelt and boxing. The piece notes confusion over contestant positions, a potential delay, and Sharkey Wout’s stance on staged bouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phin
Roosevelt
Givige Heh
New York
Sharkey
Maxim-Cramp Combine Announces Private Shareholder Issue
A World dispatch from New York reports private issuance to shareholders Vieker Sona and Maxim. The new concern aims to produce bullion, with a $2,000,000 capitalization and a standard halt period for gold terms. Details remain incomplete and the plan’s outcome is unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dun
London
da Vieker
Sona
Maxim
National Wool Men Meeting at Savoy in New York
National Wool Men gathering in New York is announced by the National Association of Wool Manufacturers. The event will feature speakers including Warren of Wyoming and leaders from Philadelphia and New York discussing industry concerns and manufacturing issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Hwlel
Savoy
Priward Mranee
Rite Nelphia Poxthe Sehoul
Warren
Wyoming
Nile
Une
A. Hustell
Trentooe Ey
Search
Philadelphia
Desocration of Manufacturers
Hy Harding
Philadel Die Pepsidh Vt Et Ie Assocruon
Ba Tail
Supreme Court Grants Writ in Mrs Nason Case in Kansas
Wichita reports the Kansas Supreme Court issued a writ of habeas corpus for Mrs Carri Nason charged with emitting a saloon incident in Topeka. Her lawyers claim the jail turnkey offered release if she fled the city, labeling it a plot to woo her away. Also includes erratic classifieds and a warning about a Park Turney inquiry in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Tan
Supreme Court of Kansas
Carri
Nason
Topeka
Park Turney
John Terie
Street
Butte
Watana
Adkireas
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RED Lodge Company
McDonald
Senate
THE
Boston Defender
Daily Record
Transactons
NEW York Stock Exchange
General Review of Trade
NEW York Money
Chicago Livestock
cHicaco Proper
Kansas City Market
Octor
the People's Favorite
Harry Corson Clarke
Tomkins
Sutton
Lord Fontleroy
Stowe
Bertie
Thomas Nancey
N. P
Chase
Millional Bowling Association
Hee Teadink
Boothiy
Albuquerque
Adritornia
Charlestown
W. Va
Elking
Himeelf
Seattle
United States Mail
Tahaneok
Fee
Monkys Inn
San Francisco
York
Fations
Yeaver
Koise
Gary
Hant
Papetown, Jan
Kimiensy
Sacramento
Jain
Gage
Kinyoun
Hela
Federal Court of Yi
Air United Maine
Bierman
Giles
London & Globe Company
National Wool Men
Bath
West Side
Heynalds & McDowell
Tionere
T. B. Tuter Mountain
Park St
Huie Pocck
China
South Main Street
Ensnaarnaaanas
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