Local Briefs mention music shops and licenses in Butte
Local notices list Singer office offerings for pianos and organs at various blocks, Montana Music Co contact, and other trades. A marriage license was issued to George Clyde Drew and Sophia Adella Wesebrod. A child Mary Agnes McCarty died. funeral plans noted. Charges include peddling without license and grand larceny accusations. Also notices of creditor swot, real estate ads, and furnished rooms for rent.
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Singer Office
Orton Broz
Sid Main i. Hinkle & Dotntan
Sawyore
Owley
Bates
Toner
Montana Music Co
Dr. Forsyth
Dentrat
Owalky
A. H. Jones
East Park
Butte Bird Store
Weels
Hallingsworth’s Cats
W. Park
George Clyde Drew
Sophia Adella Wesebrod
Jamaica
Montana Liquor Co
Mary Agnes
Jerry McCarty
Dennis Dunn
Minah Street
Data of Mines in the County and Company Proceeds
The document lists county mine outputs and profits for the year ending June 1. It names several operators including ANACONDA COMPANY, BOSTON & MONTANA COMPANY, BUTTE & BOSTON COMPANY, PARROT COMPANY, COLUSA-PARROT COMPANY, ALICE COMPANY, and SPECULATOR. Net proceeds, gross production values, and costs per ton are provided for multiple entities, with figures like total net receipts and overall production values across the region.
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Otal openinMd
Vie
Boston & Montana Company
Colusa-Parrot Company
Ates
Sony
Alice Company
Smallpox Case Appears At County Court House
A man claiming smallpox visited the courthouse seeking aid but left before naming his name or finances. He said he came from 410 Hast Park alley and the physician said he did not have the disease. Doctors diagnosed amalipox and he was sent to Dr. O Leary at the old pest House. Two men remain at the pest house with another case found about a week ago. County commissioners vow to pursue all exposed individuals and will detain those with means in the city.
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Court House
Hesthouse
Ely
Drowned Man Reported Near Maiden Rock
Coroner Jullien was notified by telephone of a drowning three miles south of Maiden Rock. He departed at dawn to the scene, with information later circulating that the victim might be named Collyer, though details remained unavailable.
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Jullien
Melrose
Maiden Rock
Ma. Jullien
Collyer
Chinese Attack British Near Wei Hai Wai Reported
Reports from Bt Petersburg dated July 2 describe two encounters between British and Chinese forces near Wei Hai Wai with the Chinese repulsed after a stubborn fight. A separate telegram from Algatchi notes the navigation of Charbin by Chinese rope and Musicians concentrating at Charbin. no treasury wreck sales authorized for the Denver and Rock Inland Mining company. Weiler is the sole resident agent at head office.
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Treasury
Denver and Rock Inland Mining Company
T. B. Weiler
West Broadway
Montana
Denver
Rees Island Mining Company
13 year old boy at police station faces larceny charge
A 13 year old boy named Zapwiskyl was brought to the police station with a warrant charging a man named Butte Gellemer with larceny. The youth said he was in Helena yesterday to watch the ice game and reported catching a hat stolen from a prominent citizen. The citizen rewarded the boy with a $5 gold piece, drawing crowds as the hat item and incident circulated. The case was referred to the county attorney with probable arrest prospects.
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Pee Zapwiskyl
Jerse
Helena
Butte Salors
Terael
A YOUNG WANDERER IN ANACONIA SICKENED AT DEPOT
A Minneapolis youth named Frank Hansen was brought to the police station in a near collapse after traveling to Anacomia with a companion seeking work. He fell ill with stomach pains and lies unable to speak as a county physician is notified. Mrs Lena Ornstein, wife of Jacob Ornstein, Battle resident, died this morning after a long illness at age fit. Funeral from 429 West Silver Street Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. She was born in Tatieh Weller Germany.
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Frank Hansen
Minneapolis
Anacomia
Hansen
Lena Ornstein
Jacob Ornstein
Battle
West Silver Street
Ornstein
Personal notes from Dillon crowd in town and traveling clergy
M. E. Knowles visits from Wetona and Inspector Byrne is in the city. A. M. Dewey heads to Leadville, D. O Sheap arrives from Red Lodge, Sam Ritchey the Garnet miner is in town. Fredk E. Shaw ill with stomach cancer. J. A. Caldeshead and Dr. M. Holmes from Helena arrive. Tra Myers and C. Proctor from Great Falls in Dillon. Dr Odell to Salt Lake. Dr Schwartz acting. W. H. Henry visiting from Portland. Ex Congressmen James Hamilton Lewis en route from Kansas City. J. Walsh returns from St Paul. Rev J. M. Tatt leaves for family visit. two Dillon weeks. Revs J. L. Albritton and E G Cattermoll exchange pulpits. Mrs Meas and children sail for Seattle. August plans to join in Portland with Moyer Clothing Co. Bor Culferend, ex general manager of the Salt Montana Union Railway, visits. Valderhead now in Walla Walla awaiting return from the east.
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D. ¥. O'Sheap
Red Lodge
Sam Ritchey
Pad Fredk E. Shaw
J. 4. Caldeshead
M. Holmes
Helena
Tra Myers
C. ©. Proctor
Cmt Eltizens
Great Falls
Odell
Salt Lake
Salt Lake and Dr. Schwarts
W. H. Henry
W. A. Clark
Portland
Ore
James Hamilton Lewis
Washington
Kansas City
J. Walsh
National Republican League
St. Paul
J. M. Tatt
Benth Rnite Methodist Church
Dillon
J. L. Albritton
Mrtataima View Church
E.G. Cattermoll
Anaconda
Mra
Tou Meas
Seattle
Tete
Tess
Moyer Clothing Company
Bor. Culferend
Alt Montana Union Railway
Valderhead
Walla
Wash
Mason Gets New Trial in Montana Robbery Case
Helena July 2 The Montana supreme court granted a new trial for Mason convicted in Tule of robbery and sentenced to twenty years. The court found jury instruction by Judge Clancy erroneous. The court denied Baker's writ to review Lindsay’s bond order pending appeal in the Butte Water Company case. It affirmed the Lewis and Clark county Soviet court ruling against John W Wade ex county surveyor in mileage suit, and held section 4590 of the Montana political code does not confer mileage rights on unnamed offices.
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Eyedal
Helena
Mont
Supreme Court
Tadey
Wat Tod He Mason
Tulle
Coar
Clancy
B. L. Baker
Lindsay
Ee Vit
Butte Etty Water Company
Lewis and Clarke County
John W. Wade
Montana
Boers Make Big Haul Near Bloemfontein Raid
Telegram from Capetown dated Sunday July 23 reports General Knoxes dispatch detailing Boer forces under President Steyn cutting British communications near Bloemfontein. The message notes railway and telegraph disruptions and ongoing operations at Kroonstad with engagements at Palmfonkin and Hart.
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Bent
Bloemfontein
President Steyn
London
Dewey
Lord Peberten
Forrester-Walker
Capetown
Knoxes Tollowr
Kroonstad
Honevns
Rommenda
Hart
Black Woe in South African War Dispatches
Fragmentary telegrams report Boer casualties of five killed and 76 wounded at Vaal Krantz toll, with 3,000 troops and horses needing supplies. Enemy force about 2,000 with four guns, movement toward Roolevaal, and President Steyn with De Wet figures noted. Railways cut north of Honing’s Point. telegraph to Pretoria down. Middle commandos in pursuit through Pruit.
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Pruit
Srigatés
Home From Cuba Transport Crook Returns With Troops
The United States army transport Crook arrives in New York with 642 infantrymen and officers including Colonel W. Richards and Major E. S. Godfrey aboard. Troops to land at Fort Snelling Minnesota for refit while other units head to San Francisco and Seattle for packing trains bound for China.
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New York
United States Army
Crook
Highth United States Infantry
P. P. Bills
Havane
W. W. Richards
Cuba
W.L. Haskins
Second Artillery
E. 8. Godfrey
Seventh
United States Cavalry
A. ©. Taylor
United States Artillery
K. W. Shull
C. 8. Leinhart
Kimball
Fort Snelling
Minn
Governors Island
San Francisco
Fort Wadsworth
Fort Hamilun
Seattle
China
Late Boxer News Conflicting Opinions From London
New York dispatch cites British editors debating authenticity of imperial Chinese reports. Some say Chinese leaders may forge or mislead about Mr Conger and Li Hung Chang, others doubt, with many doubting timing and reliability of messages from Pekin to Shanghai. Remarks note Empress Dowager's hold on authority and concern over casualties amid rumored disturbances.
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New York
Tribune
London
Weiters
Congee
Cao
Li Hung Chang
Shanghai
Pehi Li
Diiwnger
Robert Hart
Conger
Siil
Japanese Minister Speaks in Terms Echoing Verhuse of Mintsner Conger
The Japanese minister has issued remarks describing himself in language resembling the phrasing attributed to Verhuse and Conger, signaling a self-presentation that mirrors those figures’ styles. The statement is framed as a personal clarification amid ongoing diplomatic engagements.
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Verhuse
Mintsner Conger
Movement of Troops to Taku and Nagasaki
Washington a July 13 The War Department weighs sending the Hancock from San Francisco on a special trip to Taku with four artillery batteries and 300 marines instead of Nasasaki to rush reinforcements to China. The Meade ships August 1 with one battalion of infantry, a cavalry squadron and engineers. The Garronne sails from Seattle for Nagasaki with cavalry and recruits. The Hancock may replace the planned August 18 departure if timely arrival at San Francisco occurs.
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Washington
War Department
Hancock
San Fran
Artilley
Taku
Nasasaki
Meade
China
Une Hiancock
Pitternen Infantry
Third Cavalry
Wret Pema
Pies Cavalry
Nagagak
Warren
San Francisco
Finances at London Bank Rate Rises Amid Uncertain Outlook
London financial news reports the bank rate climbing to 4 percent, driven by government borrowing and expenditure. The Bank of England faces a delicate balance as gold reserves shrink and treasury bills rise, with expectations of higher rates and continued market strain into the autumn.
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New York
Timox
London
Narietal
Pha Che Hese Wat Sease
Leaye
Perreia
Treasury
Bank of England
Ncmos
Lelig
United Binter
Wera
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Smith & Mattingly
North Main St
William Kopke
Neer
Anthony Mathews
B. O
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Washington Street
Los
Mackintosh
Five Mile
Butte
T. Bliley
Hennessy Mere, Co
William Thompson
William ‘Shompson
South Main Street
Miney
Bilver Bow
Monta
O. J. McConntil
Wilom ‘Thompson
Pated Pate
Grand Opera House
Clement
Stockwell CO
Charles Dickens
Wilkie Collins
Evans’ Book Store
Park St
Boston & Montana
Anaconda Company
Rie
Montana Ord Purchasing Co
Colyer
Wei Hai Wei
Courtney’s Cash Grocery
California
Ritter
Courtney's Cash Grocery
Young Wanderer III
Buffering
Mrs. Ornstein
M. E. Knowles
Wetona
Wlso
John Byrne
City
A. M. Dewey
Leadville
Mason
Transport Crook
Minnesota
Rubenstein & Co
Postoffice
Chine
Ud N. Main St
Mantel
Drapery
Maerein
Bundhar Wittons
Lowell Bury Brossels
Kennedy Furniture Company
W. Broadway
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