Mining at Basin Good Copper Ore in Ada
Testimony finished in the Kellogg Case at Helena with arguments set for tomorrow. A stockholders meeting is planned for April 23 to vote on a $200,000 bond issue to pay debts and fund working capital for the Katie mine, concentrator, and smelter. Several directors and officers from Springfield, Providence, and Boston are among the party arriving from the east.
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Bpecial
Toler Mountain
Helena
Matt
Maven
Boajs & Bay Since
Basin
Bojida
Debra
Yi Wich
Katie Mite
Wien
Brown
J. W. Carter
Springfeld
Mass
Ax and Downey
Wis Ft
Kellogg
Tir
Moore
Charles Reibold
Adeline Bromley
Roosevelt’s Warning Clears Senate Galleries in March Session
Wellington March 7 crowds packed the senate chamber as Vice President Roosevelt warned galleries would be cleared if demonstrations continued. Morgan pressed to repudiate the Clayton Bulwer treaty and force a policy shift on Nicaragua and the canal, urging action to override prior treaties and align with presidential aims. Senate paused in executive session after Morgan’s remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Senate
Roosevelt
Clackburn
Kentucky
Messrs. Cullom
Iinois
Ockrell
Missouri
Smith«soniin Institute
Mr. Morgan
Nicaragua
United States
Nicaranga
Costa Rica
A. Morgan
N.caragua
Congress
Morgan
Vode
Prepared for Fight In Commons Over Irish Question
London March 7 amid anticipation of a very tense day in the house of commons crowds filled the visitors gallery and peers and ladies were present. Police stood ready though none were visibly increased as MPs prepared for the expulsion of Irish nationalism and debates on Mr Balfour's punishment proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Balfour
House of Commons
Ini
Pleased by Patch Dispatches Sent to John Redman
The message notes strong satisfaction with the tables patches sent to John Redman, the chairman, from Irishmen in Boston and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Redman
Boston
Chicago
CATTLEMEN ORGANIZE FOR GROWERS ASSOCIATION
Denver March edition reports the American Cattle Growers Association forming with cattle and sheep members. Key leaders named include Bo Tek, Iv Goudy, Mo Ik Parsons, and F A Keenor. The group plans a March meeting, with dues and initiation fees specified and proxy voting allowed.
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Denver
Cole
March
Tronverwik
Maren
Ladi
a@ecosiason
Uiforve
Colay Ag
Presilenn Bo. Tek
Calfornias Test Aloo
Goudy
Colorada
Soy
Mo Ik. Parsons
F. A. Keenor
Colorado
Senators weigh adjournment of senate session
Wilington March 7. A number of senators who have talked with the president express the opinion that the present session of the senate can be brought to a close by next week and that an adjournment may be reached tomorrow.
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Wuetington
Next
Sermon on Morality and Spiritual Growth at Mountain View
Evangelist Olivec drew a large audience at Mountain View church with a sermon contrasting mere morality with the image of God. He urged growth from childlike faith, likening a diamond to a fixed mind and a grain of wheat to potential, and warned against self-satisfied moralism as vanity.
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Evangelist Olivec
Mountain View
God
Goh
Remains of Senator Courtney Arrive in Butte
The remains of the late Senator Thomas F. Courtney arrived by the 2:45 train from Helena yesterday afternoon and were met at the depot by relatives and many friends. The casket's removal drew tears from the alster and nieces of the deceased, with two floral pieces accompanying the remains from H. L. Frank and from the state senate.
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Thomas F. Courtney
Butte
Helena
Alster
H. L. Frank
State Senate
Helens
J. E. Rickards
D. J. Hennessy
P. J
Funeral Services for Local Residents Near Main Street
The Business Men's Association committee escorted the remains from the depot to Sherman's parlors then to Dennis Courtney residence on North Main Street. The funeral will be held at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon with services at St. Patrick's church.
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Courtney
No. 510 N. Main Street
Financial and Commercial Report of the New York Stock Exchange
Market opened with mixed turns as railroad and steel shares wavered. Amalgamated Copper and American Smelting slipped after early gains while Sugar and other quotients softened. traction stocks rose briefly on speculative activity before retreating, and the day finished dull but broadly steady amid irregular bond activity. Money on call stood firm at 2 1/2 percent with sterling exchange easing around 4.84.
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New York
Amalgamated
Tractiona
National Biscuit
Rio Grande Western
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
BLSTE
Ailver
Bozeman News Highlights Mining Prospects and Local Life
In Bozeman on March 7, Spring Hill district mining continues with copper ore assays suggesting profitability if larger bodies are found. Locators lack capital to fully develop, but optimism remains for a major strike. The Davidson alley hosts an Indian bowling club gathering with social games and prizes. Miss Alice Martin hosted a party for Mrs. Winifred Ward with Sixty-three among the games. Main Street block swells with seven downtown saloons shaping a lively, if unruly, street scene. Deputy and police activity remains quiet, while state legislative delegation travels to the capital. Western railroad breaks repaired improve connections. delays from westward papers caused some inconvenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Spring Hill Dis Vnet Sill
Accion
Rouse and
Rogoman Avenues
Judge Dismisses Poker Case in Open Court
In a morning session Judge Mirney dismissed the civil suit Peter Legris vs James Kane after learning the dispute centered on a poker game and stating he could not referee speculation. Later, in department No 1, the damage suit Lamberg vs Montana Central Railroad began over a cow killed on the line and the claimed value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juge Mirney
Peter le
Grns
James Kane
Chatro
Kane
Legris
E. Lamberg
Montana Central Railroad Company
Court Briefs On Bond Appeal And License Issued
Simon Hauswirth sues the board of school trustees over a $50,000 bond issue and announces an appeal to the supreme court after the district court upheld the election legality. The decree was entered yesterday. A marriage license was issued Monday to Everett L Metcalf age 22 and Hose L Cox age 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Hauswirth
Board of School Trustees
Supreme Court
Everett L. Metcalf
Hose L. Cox
Local briefs list services and businesses in Butte area
Local briefs enumerate a series of services and shops in Butte Montana including dental exams, a violin and piano studio, a wood and coal company with contact numbers, the Harvard Cigar's market position, sewing machines for sale or rent, and the National Undertakers on East Broadway. It also notes Dr L Austin dentist offering painless extractions and a dental office on 34 N Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. German
N. Main St
A. S Settuner
Montana Music Castel
West Pare Street
Butte Paint and Wall Paper Company
West Park
Leo
Bryant
Tuttle Block
City Wood & Coal Co
Harvard
Model Union
America
National Undertakers
East Broadway
Dr. L. Austin
Red Beot
Main Street
Butte
Population of Alaska Increases Sharply In 1900 Census
Washington reports Alaska’s population at 82,592 in 1900, up from 22,052 in 1880, a 99.4 percent rise. Nome leads with 5,486 residents and Kingway City has 3,117. Census conditions improved due to better communication and a new influx drawn by gold discoveries.
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Washington
Alaska
Nome
Kingway City
United States
They Talked It Over March 7 House of Commons
In a Commons session Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman was discussed as Mr. Balfour noted communications between General Kitchener and General Botha. The government could not presently provide a statement on the subject. An unrelated broker ad invites loans from 50 to 10000 at low rates via J M Reynolds at the new post office.
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J. M. Reynolds
New Post Office
Closing bids for leading stocks in New York market
The report lists closing bids for major stocks on March 7 in New York including Atchison, Missouri Pacific, Northern Pacific, Union Pacific, Reading, Southern Pacific, and tobacco and leather firms. Many names appear garbled. key entities include New York Central, Pennsylvania, Weetescaee (likely a typo), and various rail and utility stocks.
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New York
Atchison
Pederal Steel
People's Gas Glucose Sugar
Dersey Central
Vasirrreree
Li & Nu
Manhattan
Isis
Missouri Pacifi
Northern Pacific
Centtith Specie
Pennsylvania
Perrer
Southern Pacific
St. Paul Sugar
Union Pacific
D. & H. Leather Pac. Mall
U. 4A
Kansas City Live Stock Market Report
Kansas City cattle receipts reach 4000 with a strong market. Texas steers bring 3.90 to 4.75, native steers 4.75 to 5.95, stockers 5.45 to 5.52, packers 5.35 to 5.45. Hog receipts at 10000 with sales to 5.45 for bulls, 5.25 to 5.40 for packers, lambs 4.90 to 5.05, and miscellaneous grades 2.00 to 4.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Texas
Pga
Chicago Produce Market Inconsistent Wheat and Grain Quotes
Chicago March 7 May wheat opened at 9 75 cents and traded down to 9 3 4 cents. Tex covered to 75 3 4 cents and slipped again to 7 1 2 cents. Close shows Wheat March 73 4 cents April 74 3 4 cents May 75 1 4 cents. Corn March 38 1 4 cents May 40 4 4 cents. Oats March 24 cents May 24 3 4 cents.
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Chicago
Tex
Market and commodity quotes from March report
Park-March prices list lard ribs and wheat futures with March May and September terms. Corn oats rye and barley values appear with No. 2 and No. 3 grades, plus a Northwest cattle wool market note from St Louis dated March 7.
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Winx
Northwest
Omaha Livestock Market Report March 7
Omaha stockyard receipts with cattle 2,800 head and hogs 6,000. Cattle prices range native beef steers 4.00 to 5.40, cows 3.00 to 4.10, calves 3.10 to 7.00, bulls 2.75 to 4.25. Hogs shown heavy at 5.37 to 5.45, mixed 5.37 to 6.20. Sheep receipts 6,200 with natives and westerns steady, yearlings 4.50, wethers 4.20 to 4.50, lambs 4.25 to 5.10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Texas
University of Chicago consolidates schools of pedagogy
Chicago March 7 The University of Chicago acquires the Chicago Institute and will convert the Chicago Manual Training School into a department of the Blaine school of pedagogy. The manual training building is to be sold for about 100000 dollars to bolster the pedagogical endowment, with the John Dewey school likely included in the consolidation. President Harper and Col Parker lead the plan to create a comprehensive educational scheme at the university.
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Chicago
Chicago Institute
University of Chicago
Chicago Manual Training School
School of Pedagogy
Blaine
University
John Dewey
Harper
Col
Parker
John Dewey and Partners Engage in Local Concern
John Dewey and other local figures express interest and concern over evolving community affairs. Key individuals join discussions on civic improvement as residents seek guidance and action.
Shriners on the Sea head to Honolulu on chartered steamer
Special to the Inter Mountain from San Francisco on March 7 States Mystic Shriners excursion to Honolulu on the chartered Sierra departs for duty with John Bordeaux of Butte the lone Montana passenger. George Wellcome and wife journey via San Francisco en route to San Diego. W A Clark Jr Frank Shaw and wife and Misa Foster stay at the Palace hotel. Rio Janeiro wreck not located and recovery of its many bodies is unlikely.
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San Francisco
Mystic Shriners
Honolulu
Sierra
John Bordeaux
Butte
Montana
George Wellcome
San Diego
W. A. Clark, Jr
Frank Shaw
Misa Foster
Palace Hotel
Nominations confirmed by Senate in executive session
The senate in executive session confirmed nominations including Robert B. McCormick of Tilinola as minister to Austria Hungary Frank Wy Jackson of Pennsylvania consul at Piraeus Greece Chas S Wilson of Maine secretary of the legation to Greece Roumania and Servia Captain A S Crowns Inshield A S N to be chief of the bureau of navigation with rank of rear admiral The senate also approved military nominations and naval promotions sent yesterday.
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Washington
Senate
Robert
McCormick
Tilinola
Austria-Hungary
Prank Wy
Jackson
Pennsylvania
Pietros
Greece
Chas
Wilson
Maine
Legation
Rousmania
Servia
Crowns Inshield
Bureau of Navigation
Dewey Prize Money Warrant From Treasury
The treasury department issued a warrant for 3574 dollars to George Dewey for prize money due by the court of claims for the destruction of the Spanish fleet in Manila harbor on May 1, 1858.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury Department
George Dewey
Court of Claims
Manila Harbor
Steamer Neumedian Overdue Returns News
Montreál reports unease as the steamer Neumedian bound for home from South Africa with the Strathcona Horse is five days overdue and unreported, raising concern among local authorities and families awaiting word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
South Africa
Russian press faults Von Buelow speech on German policy
Russian newspapers criticize Chancellor Von Buelow's Reichstag remarks on Anglo German relations. They say his stance widens the gap and weakens the solidarity between Russia and Germany, signaling a drift toward greater compromise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt. Petersburg
von Buelow
Reichstag
Russia
Germany
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EATIE
Ada
Teddy
THE
NEW York Stock Exchange
General Review of Trade
York Money
Bozeman News
Spring Hill
Indion Bowling Club
Davidson
Alice Martin
Mita Winnifred Ward
Spokane
Miss Poster
Mr. Weyma
John Walah
Gallatin County
Merit
Loulis
St. Louis
Omaha Livestock
Chicago University
Shriners ON the Sea
Dewey
Scotch Iron and Steel
Atlantic
Great Britain
Fierro Morgar
Charles Mochwae
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