Mormon Congressman Roberts Heads to Salt Lake City Transit
Congressman elect B H Roberts of Utah, a Mormon church leader, travels by Oregon Short Line toward his home in Salt Lake City. The visit touches on politics and mining ties, with Roberts discussing Butte progress, Utah silver and gold camps, and historic Walker and Daly mining ventures.
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B. H. Roberts
Utah
House of Representatives
Oregon
Salt Lakety
Representatives
Congress
Roberts
Butte
Canada
Campbell
Alberta
Inter Mountain
Howeve
Park City Distriet
Heals
Mercur
Copper Scarcity Pressures Telegraph and Telephone Firms
Boston reports a copper shortage as copper mines run at full capacity and visible supply drops further. Senator W A Clark warned ten days ago of only about a fifteen day supply and demand remains high with alarms across telegraph and telephone networks. Aluminum is being explored but remains too costly for practical use.
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Boston News Bureau
W. A. Clark
Montana
Linsley Lauds Marcus Daly As Mining Master
Colonel N E Linsley recalls Marcus Daly's rise from Utah to mining wealth and predicts Daly's retirement to enjoy vast riches. He praises Daly's extraordinary skill in sizing up mines, notes enduring rivalries and friendships, and cites early work with Tiger and Ophir district mines on Lion Hill.
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N. E. Linsley
Marcus Daly
Spokesman-Review
Trishman
Mr. Daly
Utah
Linsley
Tiger
Lion Hill
Ophir
Walker Brothers
Republic Items on Trade Dollar mine progress and finances
Patrick Clark has taken a 90 day option on the Trade Dollar mine. The Flag Hill tunnel shows a widening ledge with improving quarta quality. Drift progress is steady at 150 feet from shaft. Lone Pine crosscut and air raise advance. Surprise tunnel at 140 feet with shaft down 20 feet. Ore in shaft averages $20 per ton. Rebate shaft advances. Cuba work likely suspended soon due to treasury shortages.
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Patrick Clark
Flag Hill
Lone Pine
Cuba
Copper stocks show renewed activity amid heavy trading
Copper stocks drifted higher with heavy trading but few price gains. Boston & Montana dipped from 50 to 45, Butte & Boston stayed near 75 with 78 asked, Parrot fell to 524, Trah Con closed at 42 after hitting 42, other small losses and mixed quotes noted. Government mint data for 1888 lists gold production totaling 64.164 million dollars and silver 5.488 million fine ounces, with regional breakdowns for Alaska Idaho Oregon Washington and Montana.
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Boston & Montana
Butte & Boston
Parrot
Trah Con
Anacunda
Washington
Roberts
United States
Alaska
Montana
Oregon
Finest crown bridge work and musical instruments sale
Dr Wix offers remaining stock of nineteen instruments out of thirty seven. Prices cut on organs ranging from seventeen to eighty six dollars. Carved exhibition cases on sale and a Burnette Ban with Lyon & Healy and Mason & Hamlin organs listed. Orton Brothers, 219 North Main Street, accept telegraph or letter orders with freight paid both ways.
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Shane
Lyon & Healy
Mason & Hamilin
Orton Brothers
North Main Street
Three
Connell
S. Od
Windsor
Death of Mrs. Fred Anderson reported
Information reached Turte that Louisa Anderson, wife of Pret Aj c, died at Ban Moanglies Cal on June 1. Mrs. Anderson was in poor health and left with her husband for the casaar. She was about years of age and a native of the region.
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Louisa
Ajc
Ban Moanglies
Cal
Andersin
Rho
Local Briefs From Butte And Nearby
Thousands flocked to Columbia Gardens for the mountain air and shade. Mr. Wharton turned the gardens into a popular venue for families. The Philippines question is hot topic abroad. Centennial beer touted as health aid in Montana. Miss Daisy Blackiston reported gravely ill with little hope. Dr. Rinehart, dentist, moved to Moe Park.
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Butte
Columbia Gardens
Wharton
Philippines
Montana
Daisy Blackiston
Dr. Rinehart
Moe Park
Pianos for sale at clearance by Onion Brothers
Surplus pianos and organs offered at deep discounts in a closing sale. Kimball, Hallet & Davis, Weber and others listed with prices from $115 to $255 and terms as low as $10 down, $10 a month. Store at 20 North Main Street advertises extended hours and urgent sale.
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Seale Kimball
Hallet & Davis
Weber
Tomorow
Beath
Taotory
San Dayinge Manor
Kimball
Mantle
H. Stone
Onion J Brothers
North Main Street
Tutte
Groom Misses Wedding Amid Turbulent Court Disclosures
A disrupted marriage proceeding involves Jake Malingo and Pairdeka Sinaia as a June ceremony at St Peter's is halted after a groom fails to appear. A defense motion delays the case while details unfold about engagements, finances, and arrangements. The bride remains awaiting a new wedding date as authorities address the disrupted plans.
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Anaconda
Jake Malingo
Pairdeka Sinaia
St. Peter's
Cartiatte Clured
Austria
Elles
Buthe
Win
Mabie
Malingo
Tobias
Insurance suit over policy for mine death claim
Barney Coll, administrator for Wit Tin Waller killed at the Silver King mine, sues Linime Sincompany of Omaha to recover 5000 from a policy premium deal. He alleges Theda, the defendant’s agent, took Waller’s note for the first premium but policy was not delivered. Wallers estate seeks surrender of the policy and judgment with interest from last November’s death. Earl Bond, named in another unrelated warehouse incident, is mentioned.
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Almietrater
Wit Tin Waller
Silver King
Barney Coll
Hon Linine Sincompany
Omiala
Wallee
Coll
Waller
Theda
Wallies
Essen
Leda
Juanes Trappecourt
Jude T
Coil
Preliminary hearing in Justice Nichols court
Ton and Montora company faced a preliminary hearing in Justice Nichols' court today. They were bound over to the district court. The witnesses described the alleged transaction and its handling, while Bond drew a staple from the door of the warehouse during the alleged incident.
Personal notes from the local column on visits and inspections
FW Stetson, manager of the Meter mott hited, left yesterday for New York. Hown Pusehial, formerly of this city, is examining milling properties near Wile rd Utah. Frank Fitzgerald, formerly foreman of the Origival mite, left yesterday for Virginia. Bam Corke and B H. W. Rentech remained from a successful fishing excursion in Deer Lodge county.
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Stetson
New York
Hown Pusehial
Wilerd
Utah
Frank Fitzgerald
Feenite
Virginia
Bam Corke
Rentech
Deer Lodge County
Train Robbers Caught Report from Norris and Yellowstate
United States Marshal Woolmin hints at confirming the capture of three Union Pacific robbers in Norris South Bark. Gov pardons Bo ON Kelly sent from Yellowstate county. Assurances that Tracy, in Oregon penitentiary, committed the crime for which Kelly was convicted. Episcopal convocation in Helena elected Pront secretary and Higbee Hight treasurer. Committees appointed.
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Inter Mountain
Helena
Episcopal Church
Rev Pront
Dear Lodge
D. Higbee Hight
Butte
United States
Woolmin
Union Pacific
Norris
South Bark
Kelly
Yellowstate County
Tracy
Oregon Penitentiary
Telegraphic Briefs Across Cities From June Reports
A garbled London field notes a wife accusing her husband of adultery amid bicycle racing news. Chicago figures discuss regatta entries and Puget Sound travel. Benevolent Order of File restorations gather in a large reunion with about 600 attendees expected. Vatican notes mention bishops named by the pope and Haitian Cuba links. U.S. Coast Guard updates include California volunteers policy and recruitment questions, with volunteer quotas unsettled.
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London
James Michaels
Hondon
Mel Dowell
Chicago Owlsman
Puget Sound
St Hows
Benevolent Order of Files
Tomorow
Rome
Cone
Onedin
Wid
Pore Rico
Mer
Burnalin Aginine
Bantiaga de Cuba
Wat
Califoenia Regiment
Serirues Mearkins
Eailingg
Glinthir
Unclear OCR fragment on bonds and certificates notes
Fragmentary text mentions Silver certificates and Mexican dollars with cryptic codes and numbers. No coherent event or names to identify a concrete item.
New York Stock Market Opens Mildly Lower
New York June 1 The stock market opened slightly lower as Gad Wiving of Sugar sent word to demand. Hurtington steadied the trading as noon approached though activity remained uneven. Animal offerings and commodity notes appeared amid a steady but cautious session.
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New York
Siaghtly
Lawer
Houp
Wml
Unclear OCR items mix names and numbers
Fragmentary OCR text lists varied proper nouns and figures without coherent events. It mentions several personal names, places, and monetary amounts that do not form a complete news item or clear notice. No identifiable outcome or action is evident.
Fragmented Read, Sparse Names in Local Notice
The readable fragments describe a local event with mentions of people and places in a fragmentary way. Names like De.fiehart and references to a dentist moving to a park appear amid scattered terms. The text lacks coherent structure and concrete outcomes.
Stamfings Vapor Baths and Garden Theater Listings
Stamfings at 41 N Main promotes vapor baths. Colombia Gardens offers open daily. Opera concert by Rosener's Orchestra on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons and evenings. Dancing for children Saturday afternoon. Special rates and picnic parties. Sommers family at garden theater Sunday afternoon and evening.
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Colombia Gardens
Rosener
Sommers
Garden Theater
Northern Pacific and Great Northern Presidents Meet in Conference
Railroad leaders Mellen and Cornish arrived in the West for a private conference amid talks of improvements and cross-rail cooperation. The Copper City Limited resumed service from Butte, while Great Northern repairs on the Wort Creek bridge restored schedule. Investment pitches urge stock purchases in copper mining ventures based in Utah and Montana.
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B. Cornish
New York City
Oregon Short Line Railway Company
Salt Lake City
Mellen
Daodio
St. Paul
Mp. Cornish
Calvin Crit
W. Boe
Erul Thallic
J. M. Thannaford
Northern Pacific
N.P. Martin
Horn
Livineston
Cornish
Bonelack
East
Great Northern
Wort Creek
Helena
Great Balls
Oaine
Notice of Administrator's Sale of Real Estate in Montana
Public auction planned for June 22 1899 at 2 pm at the front door of Butte Court House Silver Bow County Montana. Administrator Frank IT Cooney will sell the Mary E Turner estate including one fourth interest in the Monte Lode Claim Lot No 230 Survey 988 in sections 11 and 12 Township 2 North Range 8 West with cash terms a ten percent deposit and deed at purchaser expense. sale subject to court confirmation.
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District Court
Second Judicial District
State of
Montana
Silver Bow
Mary E. Turner
Butte City
Mary J. Turner
Mary EB. Turner
Silver Row
le Monte
Meridian
Frank It, Cooney
Mary
Turner
Mining Shares For Sale In He Butte And Bingham
50,000 shares offered at 2500 dollars total. A chance at a lifetime to get rich on a small investment. Nine dollars buys 100 shares. Notices advertise mining shares for sale from He Butte and Bingham Mining Company.
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HE Butte and Bingham Mining Company
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Ontaris
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Ontario
Allen
Hagein
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Dr. Wix
Wie
Fred Anderson
Chickering
Stone
Groom
Earl Bond
Sete
Gerth Gm
Dey Wire
New York Stork Market
Chienge
Chiaco
Jane
Abd Vane
Monrie
De.fiehart
Bitte Option
Dey Bite
T and & O
N. Main
The
Great Northern Notes
Copper City Limited
Pacife
Mitte Dind Hamilton
Bed Rock
le Roy
War Eagle
Republic
Treasury
Butte and Bingham Copper Mining
Bingham
Butte and Bingham Copper Mining Company
West Broadway
P.O
Gebo
J. Q. Goss
Rinehart
Park
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McLaughlin
N. Main St
Los
Short Line Park
Big Hole
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