Hawaiian Delegation Heads Home From Philadelphia Visit
Chicago July 14 Judge A M Kepoikai Samuel Parker 8 B Wilson and Harold Sewell from the Hawaiian Islands left for San Francisco Two delegates Kepoikai and Parker attended the first republican territorial convention in the islands and the national convention in Philadelphia They were to act as delegates if the Islands received two seats Senator C D Clark of Wyoming accompanied them and was on the committee to notify President McKinley of the nomination They praised the ticket platform and treatment in Philadelphia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
A. M. Kepoikai
Samuel Parker
B. Wilson
Harold Sewell
Hawaiian Islands
San Francisco
Judge Kepoikai
Philadelphia
Kepaikal
McKinley
West Way
C.D. Clark
Wyoming
Clark
Notifi cation of national monetary convention committee
Denver July 14 notification lists committee members with Judge A W Rucker Colorado as chairman to inform Mr Bevan of convention proceedings. Arizona C L Hughes Tucson California Frank Indeed Kimball San Francisco Idaho James W Reid Nampa Montana Charles S Hartman Butte Utah R C Chambers Salt Lake Washington J H White Seattle Wyoming J B Osborne Rawlins
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
National Monetary Convention
Kansas City
A. W. Rucker
Colorado
Bevan
Arizona
C. L. Hughes
Tuscon
California
Trank “Inleed Kimball
San Francisco
Idaho
James W. Reid
Nampa
Eetana
Charles S. Hartman
Buzertah
R. C. Chambers
Salt Lake
Washington
J. H. White
Seattle
Wyoming
Hon
J. Be, Osborne
Rawlins
Floods in Chile Cause Bridges and Ships to Fail
A New York dispatch reports heavy rain in southern Chile flooding villages, washing out roads and bridges. The Rio Claro railroad bridge collapsed, sending a freight train into the river. The Chilean steamship Luis Cosino was wrecked near Toula Lovano. about 20 crew members are missing or dead, and the engineer's wife and son are among the victims. The summary notes oddities about railway cars and observations on travel in the North Coast Limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Herald
Valparaiso
Chile
Rio Claro
Luis Cosino
Toula Lovano
Mutual Loan and Savings stockholders meet July 30 1900
The Mutual Loan and Savings association will hold a stockholders meeting at 1h West Broadway on Monday July 30 1900 at 8 pm for election of trustees and other business. Meybur Genzberger president Arthur Smith secretary Butte Mont July 14 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual Loan and Savings Association
West Broadway
Meybur Genzberger
Arthur Smith
Butte, Mont
Quong Loi On Boxer Trouble In Butte Chinatown
Quong Loi, a prominent Butte Chinatown merchant, discusses Boxer troubles with a representative of the Inter Mountain. He argues the dowager empress must be deposed for China to gain reforms led by the young emperor Quon Sul, noting Manchurian rule and Western modernization as pivotal. He cites a $70 cable protest and multiple branch actions across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quong Loi
Chinatown
Boxer
Inter Mountain
Lol
Louie
Quon Sul
China
Manchuria
Frien
Boxer Society
United States
Reform Party
Aterial Society
Bow Wang
Reform
Means Emperors Protective Association
Origanization
Butte
Ieeter
Hver
North Coast Limited Offers Modern Hotel Aboard Train
Advertises an electric lighted hotel breakfast and lunch la carte with table d hote dinner for $1.00, furnished sleeping rooms, illuminated by electricity, an annex with library and magazines, barber shop smoking rooms electric fans porcelain baths and ventilated facilities on the Northern Pacific train. Includes sewing machine oil and sewing reagatories by Sherman the butcher and a national undertaking company at East Quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
North Coast Limited
Hands of the Jury Ruling in Mantle Mine Suit
The Lee Mantle suit to recover a sixteenth interest in the Speculator mine, held in trust by P A Largey since 1884, nears verdict after closing arguments by John W. Cotter. The case, an equity matter, was submitted to a 12 man jury with deliberations under way. The report notes a Northern Pacific event train through as background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Mantle
P. A. Largey
W. Hurst
Kan
City
John W. Cotter
Largey
Bell Mine
Peter McDermott
Meaderville Citizens Charge Local Gambling Case
Twenty four Meaderville residents signed a communication to the county attorney accusing Anton Donati D Juliet and two unnamed John Does of violating the anti gambling law. Complaints were issued in Justice Miller's court charging a saloon at 22 Main Street and two men from Butte running games of chance with men and boys playing. Some signers consent to testify while others refuse to enter as informers. Also mention of the North Coast Limited sleeper train promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meaderville
Anton Donati
D. Juiliet
John
Local Briefs and Notices From The Montana Paper
Local items include musical suppliers and piano lessons at 219 x Hinkle & Dolman and 436 South Wyoming, tinware and roofing by A. E. Jones, and boarding offers at Hollingsworth's Cafe. A funeral is planned for R. Boyce Jr. at 2 p.m. from D. H. Curtis residence, then Episcopal church services. Also listed are Jamaica ginger, Manitou products by Montana Liquor Co, a bond for estates administrator O J Mel Connell approved by Judge Lindsay, and upcoming Ranchero Park races with free admission and streetcar access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer Office
Pines and Organs
Hinkle & Dolman
Oseley
J.G. Bates
Montana Music Co
South
Wyoming
Butte Bird
Hollingsworth's
W. Park
R. Boyce, Jr
Price
D. H. Curtis
Washington and
Porphyry Streets
Episcopal Church
Manitou
Montana Liquor Co
O. J. Mel Connell
Wiliam Thompson
Lindsay
J. E. Rickards Company
United States Fidelity & Guaranty Company
Maryind
Odd Fellows Picnic in Silver Bow County at Mountain View Park
The united lodges of Silver Bow County plan the annual Odd Fellows picnic at Mountain View Park on Sunday July 15 with boating dancing and sports. Special train from Butte to Dillon and Glenn returns for picnicgoers and fishermen with tickets and prices listed. The notice also mentions stock and business transfer to Lisa Cash Grocery and urges settling accounts by August 20 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Lodges
Silver Bow County
Deer Lodge
Rebekah Divcrce
Odd Fellows
United States
Trish
Mountain View Park
Butte
Dillon
Big Ho
Bulle
Glenn
North Main Treet
Lisa Cash Grocery Company
Savin Lisa
E. Park Street
Butte, Mont
Ray Rockman's Return to Missoula for Visit
Miss Ray Rockman, Montanawoman famed for stage work, traveled to Missoula yesterday to stay with her father, Dr. Rockman. She previously studied in Paris with Sarah Bernhardt, then joined Sir Henry Irving's company and has spent the last year as leading woman in a top London stock company.
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Ray Rockman
Montna
Mitwoula
Dr. Rockman
Missman
Butte
Montana
Paris
Sarah Bernhardt
Madame Bernhardt
Sir Henry Irving
London
Racing Tomorrow at Ranchero Park
Lovers of horse racing plan a program at Ranchero Park tomorrow afternoon with scale heats and 1 2 mile dash events. Entries include Vic Kid Little ones 105 Tommy Max Yeemile maton Charles Aurora B Comey Torpedo Red Bird Jack the Rover Gladys La Belle B Aurora B Wilkie Oro Fino Hymn with several 2 in 3 heats and multiple named horses and riders.
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Ranchero Park
Vic Kid
Tommy Max
Yeemile Maton
Charles
Aurora B
Dave Reese
Comey
Torpedo
Larry
Red Bird
Jack the
Rover
Gladys
la Belle
Aurora
Wilkie
Oro Fino
Hymn
Dick Button books McCoy Comedy through September 19
Dick P. Button returns from the coast with dates secured for the McCoy Comedy company through September 19. He also reports a steep fall in steamer fares to Cape Home from Seattle with first class dropping from 100 to 75, then 50, then 25, and second class at 16, while Nome transport offered Monday night at reduced rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick P. Button
McCoy Comedy Company
Uncle Dick
Cape Home
Seattle
Nome
Last Excursion to Salt Lake State Fair Reaches Butte
The Short Line offers final season excursion to Salt Lake with departures from Butte at 4 05 am and 4 35 pm on August 8. Proceeds support Elks purple day at Salt Lake on August 9. Reserve sleeping car berths at City Ticket Office 105 North Main. The North Coast Limited observation car touted as premier travel luxury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Butte
Lodge of Elks
City Ucket
North Main Street
H. C. Wilson
PERSONALS FROM BUTTE AND REGIONAL VISITS
H M Parden visits from Helena while Sam Dinsmore and James Read tour Missoula. Misses Biiney and Gyro gan visit Spokane. Elizabeth Gaylord to stay with Daisy Dawson. H M Clark and family depart for Boulder outing. P C Dean of Woodmen visits Madison county. Daisy Dawson returns from Davis ranch. Gaylord visits. Fink Turner, ex mining man, travels Montreal to Chicago en route to Denver. health improves. Judge W H DeWitt returns from the East. Republican national committeeman from Montana attends Philadelphia convention. Colonel Daniel Searles, editor of Whitehall Zephyr, arrives to support Clark wing. Chastine Humphrey, first white child born in Butte, foreman. Little news in region. Mayflower mine activity minimal. Hoaxes about a new bonanza near Tobacco Root range disputed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Parden
Helena
Sam Dinsmore
James C. Read
Missoula
Butte
Jennie Biiney
Vina Gyrogan
Spokane
Elizabeth Gaylord
Daisy Dawson
H. M. Clark
Boulder
P. C. Dean
Montha
The
Woodmen of the World
Madison County
Davis Ranch
A. J. Davis
Republican National
Searles
Country
Whitehall
Court notes on estates and immigration filings
Judge Lindsay ordered John E. Davis to file a new $50,000 bond as administrator of John A. Davis estate due to a deceased or insolvent surety. Dennis Donovan was admitted to citizenship by Judge Lindsay. J McConnell, administrator of William Thompson estate, received court permission to sell to George A Cobban an option on game lots in Rice's addition for $500, based on an April 9 1899 agreement with C E Dalton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Davis
John A. Davis
Lindsay
Dennis Donovan
Lindsay Today
Crystal Springs Offers Pleasant Outing and Facilities
Crystal Springs four miles west of Butte advertises a general good time with pleasant live entertainment, fine accommodations, and excellent meals at moderate prices. Private parties can book the dance hall and music by advance notice.
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Crystal Springs
Butte
Thompson Investment Co Furnished and Unfurnished Rooms
Listings from Thompson Investment Co offer various housing options in Butte and South Main. An $18 00 remodeled seven room frame dwelling in South Butte, a $18 00 new four room frame dwelling with a ten addition, a $12 00 two unfurnished rooms in South Main, and a $2 00 Culbin good location. Furnished options include $20 00 three rooms for housekeeping on the west side and $15 00 two nicely furnished rooms for housekeeping in South Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Butte
South Main
Culbin
West Side
Thompson Investment CO
W. Broadw
Dakota Street
East Broadway
East Side
Mines
West Broadway
Main Street
Cronby
Silver Bow Park
Wells Realty
West Granita
Cobban-Casey-Day
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DR. Deimel
Smith & Mattingly
Dunlap Hata and
Kepoikai
Wilson
Parker and
Sewell
National Monetary Comm
W. J. Bryan
Chili
Luis Casino
Evans’ Book Store
North Mair St
Park St
Butte Boelery
MR. Tai
Chow
Chong
Asociated Press
Tke Demokrat
Riem
Tapanman
Cet
Buttefort, Paul and Midneapolis
Northwest
Meaderville Gamblers
Paul
Sherman
Anieri Ieee
Aumber
Dick Sutton
Nort Coast Limited
Westinghouse
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Courtney
Wim
E. Qualla
Davis & Binnand
B. Broaday
Davis & Binnard
E. Broadway
Uy 1
Thi
Morny Tv
Kennedy Furniture Company
W. Broadway
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