Nearing the Close in Senate Bill 87 Debate
The article reports tense activity as the joint enrollment committee appointment delays Senate Bill 87 with Donaldson pushing for a caucus. A company store bill awaits the governor’s signature while Senate Bill 11 faces hurdles and other measures including amendments to Kilgarlon’s bill and the two-new-supreme-court-justices proposal are in play amid adjournments and committee actions.
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Vomutain
Helena
Marek
Donaldson
Lewis and Clarke
Thelle
Kilgalion
Cullen
Senate
Baker
Lannin
Metyuire
Thoffman
Kennedy
Michell
Courtney
Supreme Court
Higgins
Hoth
Funeral Notice for Thomas Burns at St. Patrick’s Church
The mortuary record records the burial of Thomas Burns age 40. The funeral service will be held Thursday morning from Bhorman's undertaking rooms and proceed to St. Patrick's Church for the service.
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Thomas Burns
Three Smallpox Pesthouse Cases Reported in Sullivan
The county commissioners discussed future disposal of stock at the pesthouse after the outbreak, noting only three patients remain and readiness to move them next Monday. Sullivan urged preserving materials to avoid further risk, while the board prepares for trustee and election district reorganizations and potential school election law changes before adjournment.
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DE Sullivan
Sulivan
Dlacade
Uesehnel
Payh Ewinig
County assessor begins spring property appraisals with new deputies
County Assessor Brown started spring work assessing property with a newly appointed corps of deputies Denny Hinde Daniel Fofinson Jonn J Davies Joseph Benedict John Alien and Janes Mc McCarthy. Next month two more deputies will be appointed to finish the card of appraiseys.
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Brown
Denny Hinde
Daniel Fofinson
Jonn J. Davies
Joseph Benedict
John Alien
Janes Mc McCarthy
Business Men's Association Meeting Tonight on Senator Courtney Death
A meeting of the Business Men's Association will be held in their rooms this evening at 8 o'clock to discuss action on the death of Senator Thos. F. Courtney and other important matters. OQ, Hight, President. J. T. O'Brien, Secretary. Also note a separate for sale entry offering a complete Ave room house with bath, residence part of city, inquire 23 Diamond St.
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Business Men’s Association
Thos. F. Courtney
Inquire
Diamond St
District Court Notices and Civil Actions in February
The district court reports show February fees collected by clerk Samuel Roberts totaling 1 046 50 across civil actions probate petitions inventories marriage licenses and other matters. Divorces and letters of administration were filed for Lilian Cray against John F Cray and Alice Crossman for administration of Joel Crossman’s estate. Stephen Williams’s estate also referenced. Marriage licenses issued include George K Aitkin and Evelyn Tippett plus Benjamin Hunter and Elizabeth Arthur. Several cases were continued or dismissed in Judge Harveys court.
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Samuel Roberts
Hig
George K. Aitkin
Fire Department
Evelyn Tippett
Benjamin Hunter
Elizabeth Arthur
Evangelist Oliver Denounces Liquor Trade in Butte Talk
Evangelist Oliver spoke on temperance in Butte last night, disputing claims the liquor trade supports business and city revenues. He argued liquor funds urban improvements at the cost of hungry children and ruined families, urging voters to reject the trade to save souls and lives.
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Evangelist Oliver
Butte
Iowa
Elty Lfe
Hell
Business Men's Association to Discuss Death of Senator Fourte Ney
A meeting of the Business Men's association is called for tonight with full attendance urged. The session will address the death of Senator Thomas Fourte Ney and other grave matters.
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Business Men‘s Association
Thomas Fourteney
Court Notes On Appeals and Civil Actions In District Court
The case of J B Shropshire versus R B Sidebottom appeals for a higher verdict after a $40 ruling on tort horses kept for pasturage. In district court the Montana Heating and Ventilating company faces Tuttle and Bailey Manufacturing for $99.32 on goods sold last year. The First National Bank suit to determine ownership of $10,000 placed in the bank involves Caumborn Dore and Andrews.
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J. 8
Shropshire
R. B. Sidebottom
District Court
Justice Court
Tuttle and Bailey Manufacturing Company
Montana Heating and Ventilating Company
Gooda
First National Bank
This City
John J. Caumborn
A. J. Dore
George W. Andrews
Bond suit details name Cambers as bond creator
Mr Cambers seeks to secure Mésars Andrews and Davis as his bondsmen in a suit by Cambers as Wm Lowry and others against Davis and Andrews. The defendants answered today stating Cambers has left Montind and cannot protect against Nebuky on the bond.
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Cambers
Mésars
Andrews
Davis
Wm. Lowry
Montind
Stock Watering Case At Newark Drags In New Stock Deal
Telegraphed report from New York dated March 6 notes a hearing before Vice Chancellor Stevens in Newark on whether to permanently restrain American Smelting and Refining from raising capital to 100,000,900 and from consolidating Guggenheim interests. Thacher outlined defendants case while Untermeyer argued no fraud and potential stockholder benefit. Lindabury urged the deal waters stock and exceeded values involved.
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New York
Stevens
Newark
N. J
American Smelting and Refining Company
M. Gugenheim & Sons
United States
Mexico
Thomas B. Thacher
Thacher
Guggenheim & Sons
Untermeyer
Guggenheim Sons
R. K. Lindabury
Many New Senators Take Seats in Senate Opening
Washington March 5 Vast crowd packs galleries as several returning and new senators are welcomed. Vice President Roosevelt enters to applause and the chamber opens with prayer. Money of Minnesota seeks oath for McLaurin, Morgan of Alabama objects, journal reading proceeds as required.
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Senate
Blackburn
Dubois
Idano
Clark
Montana
Wetmore
Rhode Island
Bailey
Texas
House of Representatives
Capitol
Carmack
Tennessee
House
Byedes
North Carolina
Roosevelt
Money
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Morgan
Ala
Moser Is Sentenced for Wife Murder in Pekin County
In Pekin county court at Pekis h v'cluck Samuel Moser was sentenced to 41 years in the state penitentiary for the murder of his wife. The jury took ten hours to reach verdict after hearing that Moser shot his wife and three children on May 14 last year. Insanity was the defense, and indictments for the children's murder remain pending. Attorney T N Green moved for a new trial.
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Peoria
Samuel Moser
State Penitentiary
Tts
Taswell County
Moser
Vonvieth FE
Tim
T. N. Green
Clearinghouse Records Hit New High in New York
New York buses cleared for March with aggregate balances reaching 24 5 million 0 283, a new record while exchanges ran high. Previous day totals stood at 20 065 033 on January 16. Kuhn Loeb Co called for fifty percent funds for Southern Pacific purchase by Union Pacific, sparking the move. Manhattan Bank balance on the day reached 16 471 887, a daily record for an individual balance. The required fifty percent of the Southern Pacific deal loomed as a potential factor.
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New York
Hite
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Manhattan County Bank
New York Stock Exchange report March 5 market overview
The New York stock market opened higher led by London gains with Amalgamated Copper advancing above par. Several high priced rail stocks and favorites like Great Northern and Reading moved up while Sugar fell 1 1 2 percent. Rail and miscellaneous stocks recovered later, with Pennsylvania leading gains in active trunk lines. By noon strength faded and Sugar’s dividend news steadied, though the final close showed slight ease from the session highs.
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New York
London
Amalgamated
Electric
Great Northern
Reading
Wheeling
Lake Erie
Cleveland
Lord Jahn
Brooklyn Union Gas
Pacific Mail
Pennsylvania
Brooklyn Transit
People’s Gas
Laclede Gas
International Paper
Western Union
Continental Tobacco
Sugay
Granger Group
Burlington 3
Rock Island
St. Paul
Northern Pacific
Burlington
Money and exchange rates from New York market report
In New York on March 5 money on call stood at 3 percent with prime mercantile paper at 3 1/2%. Sterling exchange remained firm with actual business in bankers' bills at 4.8734 for demand and 4.84 for sixty days. Posted rates showed 4.85 4 88 1/4, bar silver at 61 1/2, silver certificates at 61 3/4 to 63, Mexican dollars at 4 9, government bonds easier.
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New York
Prime Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange
New York and Chicago Stock and Commodity Quotes
Closing bids for leading stocks in New York show several preferreds and industrials with varied percentages. Chicago March wheat opened at 75 and moved to 76 ons. corn 9 to 40 . oats 24 to 25 . pork, lard and ribs quoted. cash wheat and corn prices listed. cattle and hog markets mixed with steady to higher tone. receipts detailed with ranges for steers and sheep.
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Chicago
Robbery case drops as witness fails to appear in court
In Jessie O Brien grand larceny case, county attorney pressed for a plea but the complainant vanished delaying trial. Judge Webster discharged the prisoner without prejudice after finding no likelihood of locating the witness. A fresh smallpox case, Charles Calif, and fear of contagion add to city anxieties.
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Misnowa
Majit
Jessie O'Brien
Wm. Frank
Unie
Postiae
Hull
Frank
Webster
Inter Mountains
St. Louis Wool and Omaha Cattle Market Roundup
In St. Louis on March 5 wool markets were dull with varied grades. Omaha cattle receipts reached about 900 head with strong demand for native beef and western steers. prices ranged from 1.00 to 5.35 for steers and 2.00 to 4.25 for cows. Hog receipts 1,600 with a weak close. heavy hogs 5.25 to 5.42, mixed 5.30 to 5.37. Sheep receipts 6,100 and market steady. yearlings 4.40 to 6.30, wethers 4.00 to 4.50, lambs 4.25 to 5.15.
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Omaha
Texas
Kansas City Live Stock Market Report
Kansas City live stock figures show cattle receipts near 6 000 with steady trade. Texas steers bring 3.75 to 4.75, native steers 4.50 to 5.00, stockers 3.90 to 15.00, heavy orders 5.40 to 5.50, packers 5.35 to 5.46, mixed 5.80 to 5.45. Sheep receipts 2 000 with a strong market. lambs 4.80 to 5.00, muttons 5.75 to 4.50.
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Kantas City
Texas
Gao
Harrison Nomination by Acclamation in Chicago
Chicago civic leaders chaired by Carter H. Harrison secured the Democratic mayoral nomination at the city convention by acclamation amid cheering. The platform urged municipal ownership of utilities and included Boer sympathy. extension of street railway franchises loomed as key campaign issue. The ticket named Harrison for mayor and Gunther, Ryan, and Loemmer for other offices. New York sports event saw Fred Gilbert lead continuous trap shooting at the Sportsmen Show with 65 breaks.
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Chicago
Carter H. Harrison
New York
Fred Gilbert
Iowa
Fox
Baltimore
R. O. Helkes
Punish all mandarins announced by Paris cabinet
Paris March 5. At a cabinet council the foreign minister M Delcane announced that all mandarins guilty of crimes at Pekin would be punished. Two decrees provided for by the ninth article of the collective note had been promulgated enumerating the punishments pronounced and ordering
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Paris
M. Delcane
Pekin
Missoula Briefs Highlight Local Notables and City News
L V Woertheimer visits Missoula from a Tittie Viator in town while copper mining executive Fred B Williams arrives from Clinton. Local residents Pat Hayes and others visit, county officials wrap a quarterly session, and a runaway wreck injures Mrs P Sheeley. Police Chief Houston travels to St Regis to inspect mines. temporary duties assigned to officers McGregor and Kinn. A wedding unites Charles Bryant and Eleanor Fullhart in Butte. George J Rich arrives from Butte Miner to plan a summer outing for health.```
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Fred B. Williams
The
Copper Bell Mining Co
Clinton
Houston
St. Regis
Joe McGregor
L. F. Kinn Hig Beet
Butte Miner
Geo. J. Rich
Missoula
Caroline Rich
Knights of Columbus holds national council session in New Haven
Delee rates from two states the District of Columbia and Quebec are attending the annual Knights of Columbus session in New Haven. The three day gathering will cover insurance rates for members and other important business for the order.
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New Haven
Conn
District of Columbia
Nominations Fail of Senate Confirmations in Early Session
The rest Senate rejected several nominations including John W. Eddy of Helena mineral land commissioner Montana G D Carson Evanston Indian agent San Carlos Arizona Thomas B Hildebrand Oakland receiver of public moneys 818 Michaels Alaska George Bennett Rapid City South Dakota Frank W Jackson Pennsylvania consul Patras Greece in a late day roll call.
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Woashington
Senate
John W. Eddy
Helena
Mont
Montana
G. D. Carson
Evanston
Wyo
San Carlos Agency
Arizona
Thomas B. Hildebrand
Oakland
Cal
Michaels
Alaska
George #. Bennett
Rapid City
Frank W. Jackson
Pennsylvania
Patros
Greece
NEED NO MORE MEN War Office halts yeomanry recruitment
London March 5 The War Office issued orders stopping recruiting of yeomanry as the government already has sufficient manpower.
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London
War Office
Insurance urged before disaster strikes on home life
A brief admonition urges households to insure assets and lives before calamity, urging wives not to hinder husbands from obtaining policies. It promotes the Mutual Life of New York with district manager W. C. Rochester at 48 East Broadway in Butte.
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Mutual Life of
New York
W.C. Rochester
Diet
Butte
Machinists Strike Prompt Halts Work From Anaconda
Butte lodge No. 88 of the International Association of Machinists orders not to complete any work destined for Anaconda until the strike is settled. The directive comes by order of Butte Lodge No. 88 I A of M.
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Butte Lodge No. 88
International Association of Machinists
Anaconda
I. A. of M
Allen's Foot-Base Powder Promises Quick Foot Relief
TRY ALLENS FOOT-BASE a powder to be shaken into the shoes. Your feet feel swollen nervous and hot and get tired easily. If you have sore ing feet or tight shoes try Allen's Foot-Base. It coats the feet and makes walking easy. Cures swollen sweating feet corns bunions and gives rest and comfort. Bold by druggists and shoe stores for 2c. Trial package FREE Address Allen O. Olmsted Le Roy N Y.
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Allen
Allen O. Olmsted
le Roy
N. I
French Tansy Tablets Promote Relief From Menstrual Irregularity
Ladies are urged that French Tansy Tablets offer a remedy for painful and irregular menses. Manufactured in Paris by A. Augendre and sold through Newbies Drug Co in Butte, Montana a sole agent. Price is $2 per box, mailed sealed.
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A. Augendre
Paris
France
Newbies Drug Co
Butte
Mont
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