Struck on the Temple at Free Silver Livery
Harry O’Neill, a boy employed at the Free Silver livery stable, was struck in the temple by a nameless attacker after a quarrel that began when a wild horse ran into a fence. O’Neill suffered a temple fracture and a scalp wound. Dr. Bryant treated him, and the affair remains unofficial with no arrests made. The assailant has offered to cover all expenses.
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Free Silver Livery
Harry O'Neill
O'Neill
O'Neil
Rail interests shift as lines face washout and consolidations
The Oregon Short Line northbound passenger train from the city was delayed by a washout near Pocatello and will arrive in Butte late. Northern Pacific may restore double daily service if business justifies it, but current demand favors existing service. Potential expansion on the Central Washington branch remains contingent on future passenger need, while Vanderbilts and Union Pacific pursue transcontinental plans. Union Pacific nears Wyoming Southern acquisition with new headquarters in New York. Tickets and Yellowstone Park excursions offered at 30 Silver Bow block.
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Pocatello
Butte
Northern Pacific
Charles 8. Fee
Spokane
Central Washington
Fee
Vanderbilts
Union Pacific
Colonel McCune
Utah & Pacific
McCune
Vanderbilt
San Francisco
Oregon
Wyoming Southern
York
North Platte
Fort Steele
Wyo
Kirk Gets One Year In Seattle Trial
Herbert Kirk, the young man arrested here at the request of Seattle authorities, faced trial after being taken to Seattle by Chief of Police Lavelle. He received a one year sentence in connection with the case.
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Herbert Kirk
Seattle
Lavelle
Local youth convicted and jailed in county facility
A young man, well known in the city where he lived several months before arrest, was convicted a few days ago and sentenced to one year in the county jail. His prior residence and status were noted during the case.
Court Notes and Civil Docket Updates
In Ennis Bell and Parenthia Bell vs. Donald Campbell the plaintiffs attorney moved to depose A Birthright who plans to leave the state on the 15th for more than two years. David Lawrence vs Woolrich Mining Co et al was continued to the 24th before Judge Lindsay. Peter Coppette sued Peter Jane for 115 dollars and a jury verdict favoring Coppette was filed after three hours with a need to adjust the verdict to specify the exact amount due.
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Ennis Bell and Parenthia Bell Ve
Donald Campbell
A. Birthright
Birthright
David Lawrence
Woolrich Mining Company
Lindsay
Peter Coppette
Peter Jane
Taber
Meet at Newbro's fountain and local notices
Local briefs mention Meet me at Newbro's fountain and Try Tisseras Package Ceylon Tea. Coursing at West Side park Sunday. Dr. Mary McGahin specializes in diseases of women and children. Argyle building at West Broadway. Chemicals and assayers supplies by Fair Drug and Assay Supply, 116 East Park. For home painting or papering contact McTucker Loranger Probat, 109 West Park. Phone 373. Copper mining shares of Utah quoted at 1 cent. Infant of J L Cruikshank of Walkerville broke a collar bone in a runaway accident. Boda water remark and an expert at Newbro's soda fountain.
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Newbro
West Side Park
Mary McGahin
Argyle Building
West Broadway
Fair Drug and Assay Supply Company
East Park Street
Sea McTucker
Loranger
Probat
West Park
Butte and
Bingham F
Utah
J. L. Cruikshank
Walkerville
Newbro's
Notable Residents and Visitors In Butte
W L Hoge has returned from the south Colonel Thomas C Marshall of Mis soula is in the city Iwan de Malchin the Russian swords man visiting Spokane is in the city Charles Schmidt of Lienneman Schmidt is reported dangerously ill at his home N J Sweeny of Sweeny Clark viewing Butte Alex J Johnston cashier of W A Clark & Bro returned from Pennsylvania John R Dutton formerly chief engineer of Butte General Electric now with Dearborn Drug and Chemical visiting Butte on business
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W. L. Hoge
Thomas C. Marshall
Missoula
Jvan de Malchin
Spokane
Charles Schmidt
Lienneman & Schmidt
N. J. Sweeny
Sweeny & Clark
Northwest
Butte
Alex J. Johnston
W. A. Clark & Bro
Pennsylvania
John R. Dutton
Butte General Electric Company
Dearborn Drug and Chemical Company
Denver
Boy Injured Jumping From Ore Wagon
A boy named Philip Duggan son of Thomas Duggan of 843 North Montana street was hurt this afternoon when he fell from an ore wagon. His clothing caught on the wagon dragging him some distance. He suffered several injuries to the head but walked home from Murray & Freund's hospital after treatment.
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Philip Duggan
Thomas Duggan
North
Montana Street
Geome
Murray & Freund's Hospital
Copper stocks rebound fuels renewed mining boom hopes
Copper mining shares showed renewed strength as local speculators predicted a market upswing within days. Boston & Montana rose to 371, Butte & Boston to 80, Parrot 55, Utah Con 44 percent, Osceola 90, Mohawk 26 percent, Anaconda 54.
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Boston & Montana
Butte & Boston
Parrot
Utah Con
Osceola
Mohawk
Anaconda
Butte & Boston Mining Company Files Annual Report
The Butte and Boston Mining company filed its annual report with the county clerk and recorder. It shows capital stock of 2,000,000 with no stock in the treasury. Assets on July 1, 1899, are 3,700,000 consisting of real estate and personal property, and liabilities total 1,652,205 of which 1,500,000 are bonds.
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Butte & Boston Mining Company
Treasur
Restaurant burglarized at Beckwith's on West Park
The restaurant of G. G. Beckwith at 141 West Park street was burgled last night. A cigar case was broken, several cigar boxes stolen, and a hicker in the slot machine broken open with about four dollars taken. The money drawer containing silver was rifled, totaling about thirty dollars in loss.
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G. G. Beckwith
West Park Street
Whist Contests Race Toward Finishes in Chicago
The American Whist Congress events heat up as finals and second rounds unfold. The Brooklyn trophy is decided with the shield staying east, Hamilton club and Awl trophy races progress, and Droppers win the progressive fours. Women’s second special games go to Miss Allen and H H Wallace as rivals tally sharp scores.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Hamilton Club
Neild
Gladiators
Boston
Miss Allen
H. H. Wallace
Nashville
Scranton
Sioux Falls
Grand Rapids
North Shores
American of
Athenaiums
St. Paul
Walbrook
Baltimore
Hamilton Club Notes and Upcoming Hamilton Trophy Change
The meeting reports gossip about new officers and the next president as well as a plan to test the Hamilton club trophy with the six most representative teams. Finance committee received a satisfactory treasurer’s report and resolutions to divide the country into four sections for competition were sent to the resolutions committee. Beginning July 9, a $1 round trip rate on the Butte, Anaconda & Pacific railway Sundays only was announced for Butte to Anaconda and return and to Mountain View park.
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Hamilton
Cleveland
Taleo
Oaks
Ausin
Ffalo
Philadelphia
Nxt
Ap Steel Vic
B. L. Richards
Jack Rapuls
Weems
Brooklyn
Whelan
Baltinvare
Hamilton Club
Barney
Elliott
Fisher Ames
Committee On
Butte, Anaconda
Engineer opens office in Hennessy building room 620
E. H. Wilson of Wilson and Gillie has opened an office on the 6th floor of the Hennessy building offering civil and winning engineering services. For sale a gentleman’s Waverly bicycle in excellent condition priced at 17.50 from S. W. Jackson, 1y W. Granite.
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Wilson & Gillie
Hennessy Building
GENT
Waverly
S. W. Jackson
W. Granite
Watermaking from gun barrels saves thirst at sea
An old tale explains how a sergeant on a slave ship devised a method to distill fresh water from seawater using gun barrels and galley coals. By cooling steam fed back into several barrels, he produced a steady supply of drinkable water for the crew and slaves alike.
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Gore
Greenwich Observatory
Tropics
Kruger Spy System and Boer Diplomacy Overview
The piece praises Qom Pan of the South African Republic as a keen old statesman. It notes his diplomatic skill in outmaneuvering British influence during the Jameson raid period and describes how boer forces met and defeated British incursions early on, highlighting surprise at Jameson’s lot.
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Qom Pan
South African Republic
Dr. Jameson
Old Boer War Intrigue and Secret Service Schemes
The narrative recounts Boer espionage and countermeasures involving barmaids in Johannesburg who relay secret military movements to the aging Dom Paul. It describes English political pressure on the Orange Free State, secret enlistment boosts, and arms shipments from England and Germany. Kruger balances threats and wards off war through foresight.
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Jfine
Avaitor
Johannesburg
Pilitual
Hewman
Cape
England
Orange Free State
Dom Paul
Gum Paul
Germany
Kruger
The King of Jewels: Peaganza Diamond on a Royal Train
The Peaganza is described as the largest diamond in the world weighing 1,480 carats. The piece notes its exceptional clearness and brilliance and claims the train, named for the jewel, runs daily between St Paul Minneapolis Milwaukee and Chicago offering comfort and service.
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St. Paul
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Chicago
Farmer asks watchmaker to fix a watch in the country
An farmer visits a watchmaker and, after hesitating, asks someone to repair a sick man's watch five miles away. The jeweler questions why not bring it, and the farmer explains the watch is running only because the patient relies on it for dosing, while the fault lies with the maker wanting it straightened.
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Kirk
E. H. Wilson
Kruger Spy System
the King OF Jewels
Oo Vsaeti Nia Dee
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Burns
Sone Hive
Cohrs
Eitats
New Saratoga
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Tate
Ige
Dr. Wix
Wix