Mining Patent Claim Filed for Bellvue Lode in Summit Valley
United States Land Office in Helena Montana records Joseph Chap lean of Butte has filed for a patent on 4.01 acres of the Bellvue Lode in Summit Valley Silver Bow county with a 4.01 acre claim after deductions for adjacent surveys. The notice lists survey coordinates and references adjoining claims Sarah lode Bird lode Colonel Sellars lode and notes the location recorded in Silver Bow county records. The first publication is May 23 1900.
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United States Land Office
Helena
Mont
Joseph Chaplean
Butte
Montana
Bellvue Lode
Summit Valley
Silver Bow County
Recorder of
Burvey
Sarah
United States Asto
Kay
Harry T. Lewis
Pey
Baltimore Lee
Euion
Corer No
Hol
Recorder of Silver Sow
Teten
Elven Mathe
Anaconda Copper Mining
Jatin Gable
Puet
Ehar
Nore
Minti
Silver Row County
Atontanas
Wesigha
Honal
Towiehip & North
Regine
Sertlan
Enon
Sioning
Iandren
Aares
Binney
Recorder's Office of
Silver How County
Stile
Montina
Mage
Hrastis
Nichols Et al
Savage
Michael Carrell
Bell
William Richardson
Charles
Buck
Butte Lind and Tnvestment Company
United States
Bow County
Williamichardson
Charlies M. Buck
Publica
Butte Land & Investment CO
Kemper
Ite
Bute
Northern Pacific excursion tickets to Kansas City rates
At the national Democratic convention in Kansas City on July 4 the Northern Pacific offers round trip rates from Butte. 40.00 via Billings, 45.75 via St Paul, 45.76 via St Paul and Billings, and 40.00 Butte to St Paul. Tickets onsale June 20 to July 1, with a July 11 limit and optional extension to Sept 30 1900 for 50 cents at Kansas City and St Paul agents. For details contact W H Merriman, Genl Agt, N P Ry, Butte Mont.
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Kansas City
Northern Pacific
Butte
Billings
St. Paul
Aillinga
Lee Teeeeees
Gina
Kansans City
W. H. Merriman
Gen
N. P. Ry
Mont
New York
UCKS
Atchison
Toticeo
Federal Steel
Manhattan
Rock Islandington
Paul
Union Pacific. Com
Chicago
Pouerel Steel
Yexterday
Puneet Brokerage CO
Main Street
Laden’ Department
Owsley Block
Man in Jail Denounces Newspaper Claims as Gentleman
Charles L Harris alias Charles Clay, jailed in Butte on assault charges, protests white women visiting him and sues city for discrimination. He issues a letter to Butte citizens asserting his character, denying gossip, and claiming the city owes him respect as a gentleman, dated June 26, 1900.
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Charles L. Harris
Charles Clay
Durance
Mary Lucas
Boyle
Apollo
Butte
Bute
Charles BE. Harrir
the Yellow Kid
Peters Murder Trial Hears Deposition Debate
In the morning the county attorney sought to admit the deposition of Roy B. Alley but faced an objection. Much of the afternoon was consumed by argument over the deposition referencing a Colby statement made while Colby was hospitalized.
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Roy
Alley
Colby
More Enumerators Needed For Great Falls Census
Governor Richards left for Great Falls on census business. Early reports suggest the population will exceed estimates and 30 days may not suffice. He will investigate and may recommend adding enumerators so the count closes promptly after the legal date.
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Richards
Great Falls
Great Fall
Notable Visiting Names Toast City Dignitaries Gather
Personal visitors include S. H. Granger from Philipsburg D. A. Morrison and wife from Whitehall Henry Altenbrand of Manhattan Malting Co Sam J Ritchey famed mining figure from Garnet W N Aylesworth from Deer Lodge Butterfelter Att orney Guy Stapleton to Phil ipsburg on business 8 M Gebo of Red Lodge Gebo town namesake in city Carlow Warfield visiting from Helena F Lounsbury Great Northern official from New York City Tra French and wife arrive from Mercur Utah brother of Charles French Deputy Revenue Collector may settle here
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Granger
Philipsburg
D. A. Morrison
Whitehall
Henry Altenbrand
Manhattan Malting Co
Sam J. Ritchey
Garnet
W. N. Aylesworth
McBurney House
Deer Lodge
Guy Stapleton
M. Gebo
Red Lodge
Gebo
Carbon County
Carlow Warfield
Butte
Helena
F. Lounsbury
Great Northern Railway
New York City
Tra French
Mercur
Utah
French
Court notes and theft complaint from county attorney
In the case John R. Lewis versus James Welch Judge Clancy issued an order today enjoining trespass on part of the Hesperus preclaim bone of contention. A complaint accuses Louis Anderson of stealing a pair of trousers valued at 10 from J. W. Nash, filed in Justice Bliss's court.
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John R. Lewis
James Welch
Clancy
Louis Anderson
J. W. Nash
Justice
Destructive hailstorm sweeps Deer Lodge area
Special to the Inter Mountain reports a furious hail storm struck Deer Lodge at seven last evening. Thunder showers earlier gave way to a sky breaking into flying chunks of hail that battered the town for eight minutes, smashing western windows, cracking plate glass at William Coleman’s store, breaking 226 panes at the College of Montana, flooding homes, killing hundreds of young chickens, and ruining crops on nearby ranches. The storm’s center lay about three miles north to south, shingle loss at H B Hoffman's house, and widespread garden and fruit destruction.
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Inter Mountain
Deer Lodge
Tia
Wiliam Coleman
College of Montana
Vailton
Aylesworth
H. B. Hoffman
Allen's Foot-Ease advertised powder for painful feet
An old advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Ease powder as a universal remedy for smarting feet, bunions, sweating, corns, and tiredness. It claims to make tight shoes comfortable, offers a trial package by mail, and lists Allen 8 Olmsted Le Roy NY as the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Olmsted
le Roy
N.F
Two Promissory Note Suits Filed in District Court
The First National Bank sues in two cases to recover judgments on promissory notes. One case lists W I Lippincott Elizabeth McGuire Charles Colbert John A Cannon and D J Hennessy with $125 plus 1 percent monthly interest from July 10 1898. The other includes Dan Jaeger William Miller Joe Kraffkl D J Hennessy and J A Cannon for $460 with interest from June 20 1895.
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First National Bank
W. I. Lippincott
Elizabeth McGuire
Charles Colbert
John A. Cannon
D. J. Hennessy
Dan Jaeger
William [. Miller
Joe Kraffkl
J. A. Cannon
Coroner inquest into death of John Shea held
Coroner Jullien held an inquest last night on the remains of John Shea the young miner who died suddenly at his home Sunday evening. The jury returned a verdict that death resulted from an attack of heart failure. Also listed are listings for National park via Wylie Transportation company J. Q. Goss agent 32 Silver Bow block and multiple rental and employment notices from Thompson Investment Co and local job ads.
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G. Bates
Montana Music Co
Jullien
John Shea
Hia
National Park
Wylie Transportation Company
J. Q. Goss
Silver Bow
Crystal Springs Resort Advertises Pleasant Outing Near Butte
A General Good Time describes Crystal Springs four miles west of Butte offering a pleasant drive and outing with good accommodations and excellent meals at moderate prices. Private parties may reserve the dance hall and music by notifying in advance.
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Crystal Springs
Butte
Steamer Cleveland Arrives with Nome Storm News and Wrecks
The steamer Cleveland reached Wash. from Cape Nome at 1:80 this morning with fifteen passengers and gold. It reports a June 6 Nome gale that wrecked the schooner Alaskan from San Francisco, total loss, passengers saved by the revenue cutter Bear. Two crew drowned on the Gipsy. Scotty Stewart named. The Catherine Sudden dismasted in the tow of the Corwin, ice crushed it slightly. Old timers rush to Topukuk and Port Clarence for new discoveries as numerous vessels are said to beat toward Nome.
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Corwin
Catherine Sudden
Robert Dollar
Alpha
San Blas
Dora
Albion
Thrasher
Mary D. Hume
Dutch Harbor
C.D. Lane
Charles Nelson
Hero
Lawton
McCulloch
Wheeling
Dispatch
Perry
Homer
Edith Sund
Topukuk
Port Clarence
African War Updates From London Dispatches
June 26 report from London says Lord Roberts continues combined operations in South Africa. Boers attack Rundle’s transport near Snekal on June 28 but are repulsed. A convoy of 60 wagons escorted by Highlanders was captured on June 4 but later recaptured. Kruger’s gold seized by British may be repaid if genuineness is proven. Dewet surrenders after a truce offer on June 4.
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London
Lord Roberts
South Africa
China
Transvaal
Kruger
Rundle
Snekal
Rhenoster
Heffbrow
Christian Dewet
Prohibition Candidates Nominated in Chicago Convention
Chicago voters at the prohibition convention today nominated a full slate for state offices including Governor V. V. Barnes of Lake Bluffs and Lieutenant Governor J. M. Henderson of Sparta. Other picks include Secretary of State B. J. Radford of Eureka and Attorney General F. Regan of Rockford. Trustees for the state university were named as George Bloomer Abingdomy B. S. Brevant and Mrs. Mary Smith. Delegates to the national convention received no instructions and a near split vote between Johnson and John G. Wooley looms. Nearly 1,600 delegates attended.
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Chicago
Congress
Tinige V. V. Barnes
Lake Bluffs
J. M. Henderson
Sparta
B. J. Radford
Eureka
J. A. Stone
Brandforston
Fr. Regan
Rockford
H. L. Parinvdee
Rothstein on Chinese Eastern rails expansion and US contracts
A Rothstein comments before sailing for Europe outline enormous cost for the Chinese Eastern Railway, noting a further 100 million dollars needed and a four and a half mile tunnel on the Russian side at Harbin. He says American manufacturers will gain big contracts as minister Witte promises no obstruction to US orders, suggesting most needs will be sourced outside Russia.
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New York
A. Rothstein
Europe
Harbin
Witte
United States
Russia
Southern Provinces Quiet Says French Foreign Minister
Paris dispatch reports M Del Casse stating the French consulate at Shanghai telegraphed June 4 that the southern provinces along the Yangtze and Sichuan were quiet. He added no news from Pekin and noted eleven Chinese warships were anchored off Shanghai.
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Paris
M.—M. del Casse
Bnankchal
Yang Tse Kiang
Siechuen
Pekin
Shanghai
Commercial Congress Opens in London With Delegates
The fourth congress of the Association of Chambers of Commerce of the United Kingdom opened in London. Between 200 and 400 delegates from Britain and colonies attended. Lord Selborne welcomed participants and spoke on imperial defense and unity, noting colonies now contribute to defense as America once disputed. He described how imperial defense has reconnected parts of the empire and urged collaboration across territories.
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London
Association of Chambers of Commerce of the
United Kingdom
Britain
Lord Selborne
Amvivan
Great Britain
America
Mobile cloudburst causes citywide flooding and damage
A cloudburst in Mobile Alabama floods streets and halts business and streetcars. At least three drownings are reported among submerged neighborhoods as police relocate residents. A separate Toronto debate on mutual benefits and free trade surfaces during a congress discussion, with Canadian opposition to rapid free trade moves.
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Mobile
Ala
Gait
Chile
Toronto Board of Tie
Congress
Manchester
United States Pressing for Final Settlement of Claims
Washington reports indicate Mr. Frisco has presented a demand for a definite and final settlement of claims with Constantinople. The U S government presses for a timely conclusion and criticizes the Turkish authorities for unsatisfactory negotiations. No decisive action has followed and the course if diplomacy fails remains undetermined.
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Washington
Tun
Constantinoply
United States
Friscam
Government seeks 3.5 million franc credit for troops in China
Paris reports the government will ask the chamber for a credit of 3,501,000 francs to cover troop expenses in China. The French cruiser Admiral Chartier departed today for China, and the fleet plans to sail tonight. Watches from Rubenstein Warren Jewelers at 73 East Park advertised with prices starting at $1.00.
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Paris
Chamber
China
Chartiereff Trent
Frient
Rubenstein, Warren, Makers and Jewelers
East Park
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Smith & Mattingly
Dunlap Hats
Delmel Linen-Mead Underwear
North Pain Street
Coas West Granite
Reed Cab and Transfer Company
Broadway
H. Harper
THE
Democrats
AB Untaue
German
N. Main
Stock Markets
Park Street
Harrison Avenue
Oregon Avenue
W. Copper
Thompson Investment CO
West Broadway
Barber
W. St. Jean
B. Commercial Avenue
Anaconda
Cali N. W
Ator
W. Galena
Courtney
Cleveland
Cape Nome
Africa
Prohibition
Chinese Eastern Railway
Herrick Sanitary Refrigerator
IGE
DEAG
H. J. Blume
Herrick
Wm. Divens
South
Arizona Street
Gh. J. Blume
W. Park St
Commercial Congress
Job
Piret Vubiiaat
Cloudburst
Turkey
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