Senator Clark Returns Amid Copper Trust Rumors
Senator W A Clark, back from Europe, told Inter Mountain reporters he has no stake in the Amalgamated Copper Company and expects no Arizona properties to join. He noted copper demand rising with rail and electrical growth and discussed aluminum’s limits, while praising Montana’s First Regiment’s war record and a forthcoming civilian rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Clark
Europe
Inter Mountain
New York City
New York
Charlesville
University of Virginia
W. A. Clark, Jr
Senator Clark
Arizona
Amalgamated Copper Company
Hutte
Montana
Ageport
Clark
Butte
Mark
Michigan
Utah
Chik
Bor
Baldwin
Marisians
Champs de Mara
Champs Elysees
Spain
Dreyfus
Lark
Philippine
Fhat
Philippines
Makite
Coal Mine Accidents Kill Three at Rocky Park Mine
Deputy mine inspector Prank Hunter returned from Red Lodge after investigating two fatal rock falls at the Rocky Park Coal Mine. The first accident last Friday claimed James W. Malachy, about 24, an Englishman and married. The second accident killed John Aho, 26, and Otto Paumen, 19, Finns and Rattives, the latter dying on his birthday after the rock fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prank Hunter
Red Lodge
Rocky Park
James W. Malachy
Mr. Hunter
John Aho
Otto Pauemann
Finland
Papumala
Laundry workers strike at Troy Thion Model laundries
This morning the employees of the Troy, Thion and Model steam laundries walked out by union order. Pay disputes are blamed for the action and the strike began Tuesday, with workers the morning following the walkout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy, Thion and Model Steam
Laundry Workers’ Union
Laundries End Strike After Weekly Pay Plan
Workers and laundry employers reached a peaceful understanding at noon. Employers agreed to pay every Tuesday in the future, ending a three week service stoppage as employees returned to work.
Copper Market Remains Quiet As Prices Drift
The copper market shows subdued demand with buyers hesitant to purchase before current price levels. Limited selling pressure and few reported transactions persist as European buyers rely on cash presence while lake copper and refined products see nominal activity and minor price shifts in London and European markets.
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Europs
Ise
Vite
London
Ormer
Gomltc Hs
Copper shares slip as markets close mixed
Copper mining stocks show a tendency to fall with most names closing lower or steady. Tess ton & Montana finished at 407 in Butte at 78 for Butte on and Parrot 81, All Con Mohawk 261, Osceola 55 and Tamarack 205.
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Tesston & Montana
Personal notices from Helena to Spokane outing and police visit
W Winters of Helena travels toward Wisconsin Central region with Connell and Jude Be Wire for a few days. Mise Santee Moright from McPermott Hotel stands travels to Spokane to visit sister. Chief Jack Lavelle returns from the coast. he accompanied by Kirk wanted in Seattle for embezzlement and was cordial with Beattie, Tacoma authorities.
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Wisconsin Central
Helena Wilay
Connell
Jude
Bie Hole Dam
Mise Sante Moright
McPermott Hotel
Spokane
Jack Lavelle
Seattle
Young Kirk
Beatie Bird
Tacoma
Big Hole Flood Swamps Park as River Rages On
The Hole Hole river becomes a raging torrent with water levels at yearly highs. Short Line park is submerged and damage is so extensive that it will take almost ten days to restore condition.
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Hle Hole
For Sale Central business West Park infect ill health sale
A central business property in West Park is offered for sale with an annual net income of 5000 dollars. The owner seeks a quick sale due to ill health and invites inquiries to Lynch & Bachelor at 19 New Bee Hive.
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West Park
Lynch & Bachelor
Local Briefs and Notices From the Butte Paper
Local briefs list events and ads including West Side Park coursing on Sunday, notes on various businesses, a court suit for Lena E Corby against W H Abbott, a saddle theft warrant for William Habba, dam safety rumors near the Montana Power Big Hole project, Fourth of July parade preparations by Mrs. Judge Speer, the death of R H Moloney, and a Centennial beer home industry promotion. Public notices touch on education, salaries, and local commerce.
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McTucker, Loranger
Probst
West Park
Butte and Bingham
Utah
Butte Business College
Lena E. Corby
W. H. Abbott
District Court
William Habba
Judge Speer
East
Granite Street
R. H. Moloney
South
Montana Street
Butte
Morgan Thomas morphine fiend attempts suicide in Salt Lake
Morgan Thomas, a Logan morphine addict recently jailed in Salt Lake City, tried to cut his throat with a knife at 9 45 pm. He had been despondent days prior and dictated a letter to his father seeking sympathy and supplies. He was taken to Holy Hospital for treatment of wounds judged not immediately fatal.
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Lockwood
Powell
Wiseman
Salt Lake Tribune
Morgan Thomas
Salt Lake
Thomas
Butte
Anaconda
Utah
the Tribune
Logan
Kimball
Eph Kelly
Prisofiers
Ade
John Thomas
Father
Sistry
Tam
Morgan
Holy Hospital
Montanans Wounded and Notices From 1899 Mining Claims
News from June 1899 reports casualties among Montana units in the Washington theater with detailed names of wounded and units. It also includes notices of improvements on a Lottle quartz lode mining claim in Summit Valley, Silver Bow County, Montana, requesting payments and warning of transfer of interest if not paid within ninety days.
Notice to Creditors and Partnership Certificate in Butte Montana
Notice to creditors of Ellen Drew deceased requires claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. James C. Drew is administrator in Silver Bow County Montana. Also notarized certificate of partnership for Metropolitan Market in Butte signed by Owen Williams Herman Diestel and T F Geuting dated May 22 1899 with John N Kirk Notary Public.
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Ellen Drew
Kald
McHatton & Cotter
Hennessy Bullilinz
Bulle
Montana
Silver Bow
State of
James C. Drew
Milen Drew
Butte City
Silver Bowl
Butte
Silver Bow County
Owen Williams
Herman Diestel
T. F. Gerting
H. Diestr
Aly Geutin
State of Montana
Fiver Bow
John N
Silver Baw County
Owen Willian
T. F. Geuting
John N. Kirk
Forfeiture Notice On Green Copper Lode Claim Montana
Wiliam Burton, Mary Laird, Henry Crangle and Nina S Witherspoon notify heirs and successors they have expended 3190.00 in 1897 and 10000.00 in 1898 on the Green Copper lode mining claim in Summit Valley, Jefferson County, Montana. Location is filed in Filversoiw county records, page 113 Volume. This is by annual labor under 524 Revised Statutes and amendments. Publication to follow within ninety days if not addressed. Attorney in fact W H Hall signs. Des March 16, A D 1905.
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Patrick W. Murray
Nicholas Ayers
United States
Lottle Quartz Lode
Summit Valley
Silver Low County
Montana
P. W. Murray
Nichols Ayers
The
United Stat
Charles Collier
Mary
Campbell
Tou
Dolare
Sumit Valley
Etiver Tew
Montann
Filversiow County
William Burton
Mary Laird
Henry Crangle
Nina &B, Witherspoon
W. H. Hall
A. D
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Copper
United Verde
Amalgamated Company
Johnstown Mining Company
Miles Finlen
John Devlin
United States Circuit Court of
Marion Devlin
Mary E. Reilly
E. P Passmore
Ed Lowney
William Hobba
Justice Harrington
James Dunstan
Dublin Gulch
Pearl Rivers
Wili
J. C. Lockwood
W. Charles Wiseman
Clancy
Booth
Tom
Big Hole
Wst Side Park
Langlois
West Granite
G. Beses
Montana Music Co
Washington Camp
P.O
Fidelity Hall
Mary McGahin
Argus Building
Broadway
Chemicals and Assayers
Fair Drug and Assay Supply Company
East Park Street
Dr. Wix
Morg" Thomas
Bure
Getty
Blate
Offaire
Coeur d'Atenes
Idaho
Fly Woom Cottage
West Side
Close In
Johnson & Pinkston
Owsley Black
Jonison & Pinkston
Owsley Luck
Delarson & Pinkston
Owsley Block
Jolmgan & Pinkston, Owsley Block
Washington
Otis
Oregon
Nortengary
Charles R. Herrington
San Fernando
Warren Mortis
Charles BE. Robb
David Silver
Geo
W. Boardman
James Dennis
Rinehart
Michael Ward
Butte, Mont
Grand Opera House
McFarland
Mer
Dr. McLaughlin
Crd Moxiey
Sawyers
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