Personal notices from Blackfoot and Butte residents
Gregory Jones of Blackfoot Idaho ts in the city Jamee Breen smelter man of North port is in the city from Spokane A Zuckerman traveling man who makes Butte his headquarters will leave tonight for San Francisco Mrs Thomas Boyle and her daughter Miss Kate will leave for Denver tomorrow to spend the summer with relatives Judge W J Naughton will not appear with the Elks in the parade tomorrow He will be busy at home twin sons yesterday W D Bartlett called Punk returns from Los Angeles in the oil well business in Southern California four wells on contract this summer California oil fields attracting attention Lost bunch of keys with ivory tab Return to Slem ons Lawlor's office Notice of sale of school district No 4 bonds at public auction in Whitehall Jefferson county June 17 1900 aggregate 12000 five hundred dollar bonds interest 5 percent par value at county treasurer office Boulder bids to net amount received no right to reject bid by order of board of trustees Alten: IOHN SPN chairman
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Gregory Jones
Blackfoot
Idaho
Jamee Breen
Northport
Spokane
A. Zuckerman
Butte
San Francisco
Thomas Boyle
Kate
Denver
W. J. Naughton
The
Elks
W. D. Bartlett
Punk
Los Angeles
Bartlett
California
Board of Trustees
Whitehall
Jefferson County
Boulder
Boal
Young Nick Abegg shoots self may recover lose sight both eyes
Nicholas Abegg, a youth who shot himself through the head yesterday, has regained consciousness and may recover. Doctors report the bullet tore the base of the skull and optic nerve, likely resulting in blindness if he survives. He expressed remorse and said he had considered self-destruction for a week, amid drinking troubles.
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Nicholas Abegg
Abegg
Democrats split over silver plan in convention scene
Delegates from Washington backed fusion and free coinage stance while New York leaders shifted toward Danforth as Bryan weighs in. Montana and Indian Territory battles over Clark’s control proceeded, and a three-party confab aimed to align vice presidential candidates amid hot, crowded conditions in Kansas City.
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J. D. Medill
Washington
Thomas Maloney
W. H. Dunphy
G. Bilis
Kansas City Club
Jones
Arkansas
Tillman
South Carolina
Croker
New York
Johnson
Kansas
Ermison
Nebraska
Weaver
Town
Pettigrew
South Dakota
Allen
Hellfield
Idaho
Teller
Colorado
Dakoia
Newlands
Nevada
Michigan
Towne
James Kerr
National Congresssional Committee
Mitchler
Lincoln
Peculiar Conflagration Near Silver Bow Hay Wagon Burns
A hay load en route to Butte owned by Frank Norstein of Dawson caught fire near the Silver Bow schoolhouse. The four horse team driver unhitched the horses and tried to save the wagon but flames consumed it to the axle. The driver blames brake friction for the blaze.
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Butte
Silver Bow
Frank Norstein
Dawson
Bunting Misplaced In Town Sparks Distress Signal
A patriotic citizen warned Inter Mountain readers that red bunting is often hung with blue down, signaling distress under the international code. He urged future decorators to display bunting with blue up to avoid misinterpretation and remind residents to show proper patriotism.
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Inter Mountain
Bail Granted for Peters Set at Two Thousand Dollars
Attorneys for Harry W. Peters asked Judge Clancy to admit Peters to bail and the judge fixed the amount at 2000 dollars. Bond not furnished by adjournment. The Dempsey murder trial jury went out at 3 this afternoon.
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Harry W. Peters
Clancy
Peters
Dempsey
Infant dies and is buried in local notices
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Stapler died Saturday and was buried yesterday. John L Kelly aged 6 died yesterday. The remains are at Shermans Undertaking Parlors. The funeral will be announced later. Jacob Lucchesi aged 43 died yesterday Undertaking parlors, from where the funeral will take place tomorrow morning at 830. The remains will be sent to Great Falls for Interment. Ralph the 6 year old son of Mr and Mrs Harry Forsythe died today at the family residence. There was a runaway incident in which Robert Williams narrowly escaped injury. Stores will be closed all day on the Fourth of July. Electrical workers notice convenes on July 4.
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J. H. Stapler
John L. Kelly
Sherman
Jacob Lucchesi
Great Falls
Ralph
Harry Forsythe
East Broadway
Ctty
Robert Williams
Romestoke
Williams
Darkey
Roosevelt in Oklahoma Arrives with Metcalf and Morton
Governor Roosevelt reached Oklahoma City on July 3, and after a breakfast with General Metcalf Paul Morton and other guests in Morton’s private car, began greeting old comrades as town life buzzed with activity.
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Oklahoma
Roosevelt
General Metcalf
Paul Morton
Morton
Washington Statue Unveiled in Paris Gift Honoring Lafayette
In Paris on July 3 a statue of Washington was unveiled by American women for France. Ambassador General Horace Porter opened with a speech praising Lafayette and the two nations. Consul General Gowdy presented the gift as French and American officials attended Sousa's band amid favorable conditions.
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Paris
Equestritatue
Washington
ar /association of American women
France
Sousa
United States
Horace Porter
Lafayette
Gowdy
Washington statue presented as emblem of American virtue
M Del Casse spoke on behalf France thanking American women for their honor as an equestrian statue of Washington was unveiled. The bronze figure stands about fifteen feet high atop a granite and marble pedestal designed by F McKin, with the casting by Henry Bonnard Bronge in New York and sculptors Daniel French and Edward C Potter American.
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Eign
M. del Casse
Benalf Ofrance
France
Brace
United States
Charles Long
Washington
Cambridge
F. McKin
McKin, Mace and White
Melford
Knoxville
New York
Henry Bonnard Bronge Company
Daniel ©. French
Edward C. Potter
Strike Declared Off In St Louis Transit Dispute
In St Louis on July 3 a settlement ended an eight week strike between the St Louis Transit company and the grievance committee. Some strikers dispute the committee’s authority to call off the strike and may reconsider the agreement at a planned meeting. Also that day Judge Thayer denied a move to remove receivers of several connecting railways.
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St. Louis
Nes
Gompers
Thayer
United States District Court
Eastern
Kansas City, Pittsburg & Gulf Road
Charles H. Cappell
James Hopiins
Omaha & Bt Louts
Kansas City & Northern Connecting Railways
Two Ministers Killed in Shanghai Dispatch
A Shanghai dispatch reports two other foreign ministers murdered the same day as Baron von Ketteler. The source says the mission hospital at Monkden burned and native Christians were massacred, with foreigners fleeing to New Chwang.
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London
Shanghai
Baron von Ketteler
Monkden
New Chwang
Rain ends Queensland drought with heavy downpour
Reports from Brisbane note 1.5 to 3 inches of rain across the drought stricken territory, continuing as rainfall halves the drought. Other items include Dr. William C. Stubbs appointed special agent to Hawaii to study climate and soils for station networks, and officials in Washington on Colombia news and shipping registry figures.
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Brisbane
Australia
Queensland
Chicago
the Tribune
Washington
Wilson
William C. Stubbs
New Orleans
Hawaii
Stubbe
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Elliot Danforth
Maguire
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St. Louis Republic
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Atlanta Constitution
Cincinnati Enquirer
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Committee On Credentials
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Markum
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C. 8
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Lee van Wynkle
Bail
National Undertaking Company
East Quarts
Bute Seanee Union
Lannin
A. M. J. Geiger
Bec’y
International Brother- Theet
Owsley Building
Helpater
Exposition City
Porter
Masenere 1 Pekin
Espinosa
Colombia
State Department
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Tranquilla
Treasury Bureau of Merchant Marine
Colo
Colorado & Midland Road
Frank & Trumbull
Washington Avenue
Kansas City
Monetary League
B. F. Heath
North Carolina
Toryan
A. J Warner
Ohio
North German Lloyd Company
Hoboken Wax
Kennedy
Nottingham
Irish Point
Brussels Net
Iewo
Bigelow Axminster
Vera
Hartford Axminstere
Lowell Body
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Ular
Union Ingram
Kennedy Furniture Company
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