Financial Market Rally Beats Market Dip on March 19
The New York Stock Exchange opened with renewed buying on March 19, lifting many issues. Missouri Pacific surged to 9.84 and Burlington to 16.44, with Louisville Vanderbilts and tobacco-related stocks also advancing about a point. Despite gains in strong stocks, profit taking pressed averages late, with several leaders for steel and railroad shares showing buoyancy while others fell. Bonds traded moderately. money on call remained nominal while bank bills and exchange held firm. Closing bids listed major names with mixed results, reflecting a tense day of risk and reward.
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New York
Missouri Pacific
Burlington
Bt. Paul
Brooklyn Transit
Tobacco Federal
Reuck Island
Louisville
Erle
Ies Yesday
Ceaters
Vanderblits
Land
Meta Idea
Manhattan
Creat Northern
Gax Group
Coalers
Vanderbilts
Tobacco
Delaware
Hadson
Atchison Rower
Canadian Pacific
United States Express
Pittsburg
Cinncinnati
St. Louis
United States
Chicago
Grangers
Pacific
New York Central
Errles
Southern Railway
Mlinoia Central
Erie
Sterling Exchange
We Ae
Alohibon
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Baltimore & Ohi
Wool Market Steady As Demand Holds In Hoston
In Hoston on March 1, wool demand remains strong with the lane steady and recent declines checked. Territory wools sell well with prices largely unchanged, fine to staple lots reaching 40 to 44 pence. New Australian wools arrive steady, prices tied to import costs.
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Hoston
Grain and live stock prices across Chicago and Kansas City markets
In Chicago and Kansas City reports March 19 show May wheat at 75 to 76 cents, corn around 40 cents, pork near 16.10 to 16.74, lard about 7.82 to 7.87, and ribs roughly 7.60. Cattle receipts and hog markets vary, with steady to higher bids for mixed classes, and sheep and lambs trading in the 4.50 to 5.45 range across regions. Kansas City notes active cattle demand and higher hog prices, with steers around 3.90 to 5.70 and hogs at about 5.60 to 5.70.
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Chicago
Texas
Kansas City
Omaha Live Stock Market Report and Prices
Omaha live stock sales show steady to higher trading across cattle hogs and sheep. Receipts total about 4 000 cattle and 10 000 hogs with quoted ranges for native beef steers western steers and cows plus hog prices and lamb figures. The note adds a local hotel association meeting at 843 East Park Street with secretary J. P. Tobin and references Clarence hotel.
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Hotel and Boarding House Association
East Park Street
J. P. Tobin
Clarence Hotel
Butte Teamsters Union Sets Eight Hour Day Plan
At a February 23 1901 meeting of Butte Teamsters Union No 15 W L U it was voted that from May 1 1901 a workday under its jurisdiction will be eight hours minimum with a $6.00 scale. Published by order of the union James Sticken President Ed McCarrick Secretary. James Sticken Presa
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Butte Teamsters’ Union No. 15
Order of Teamsters' Union No. 15
James Stickeen
ED. McCarrick
James Sticken
Clerks' Union rejects political endorsement in municipal race
At a large Clerks' union meeting last night a move to record the union in support of labor candidates failed. The group voted that politics should not enter the union while in session. Rumors say Jerry McCarthy seeks the Democratic mayoral nomination with Dan Tewey and W. H. Davey backing rivals. Carle Galiger is said to be vying for city treasurer against incumbent Ben E. Calkins, who enjoys broad support for re-election.
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Clerks’ Union
Jerry McCarthy
Dan Tewey
W. H. Davey
McCarthy
Carle Galiger
Ben KE. Calkins
Mar. Galiger
Republican Meeting At Judge Sullivan's Office Tonight
The republican city central committee will meet tonight at 8 o'clock in Judge Sullivan's office to discuss party business and upcoming elections.
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Republican City Central
Judge Sullivan
Roosevelt's Guest of Honor Whistling Jack of Montana
John Willis, a Montana hunter known as Whistling Jack, was celebrated by President Roosevelt at a farewell gathering. Willis recalls shared expeditions and near-zero days while Roosevelt confirms their close bond and plans for future bear hunting trips.
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Jack” Willis
Missoula
Roosevelt
Far West
John Willis
Missoula County
Montana
Washington Post
Whistling Jack
West
Mr. Roosevelt
Pan
Grizzly
Jack
Willis
Minnie Healy Mine Receiver Ordered To Halt Work
In the suit of F A Heinze by Johnstown Mining against Carl Kleinschmidt as administrator of John D Allport estate, Judge Clancy aligned with the supreme court decision. Elliott H Wilson remains receiver but must cease mining except to clean and complete timbering of the shaft third compartment and protect the property until further order.
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F. A. Heinze
Johnstown Mining Company
Carl Kleinschmidt
John D. Allport
Elliott H. Wilson
Minnie Healy
Clancy
Supreme Court
Mr. Wilson
E. H. Wilson
Mulcahey Released in Bigamy Case
In the case of the state against J. W. Mulcahey charged with bigamy, the county attorney confessed the writ and Mulcahey was discharged from custody. Judge Clauney said the offense would have to be pursued in Minnesota, as no Minnesota officers were present, and ordered his discharge.
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Haneas
J. W. Mulcahey
Mulcahey
Clauney
Bagel
Minnesota
Dennis McGinley Petitions Writ of Habeas Corpus
Dennis McGinley through Attorney Savoy petitions the district court for a writ of habeas corpus. The writ is issued and returnable Saturday. McGinley, one of two men charged with William Ryan's murder at Centerville, was arrested in Anaconda and is jailed here. A preliminary hearing before Justice Arnold is set for Friday, making the habeas corpus hearing unlikely.
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Dennis McGinley
Savoy
McGinley
William Ryan
Centerville
Anaconda
Stenographers Aim to Join Western Labor Union
At a Butte stenographers association meeting last night, members voted to apply for a charter in the Western Labor union. A committee will circulate blank applications to secure signatures, with a full organizational plan to be perfected within a week. Promoters expect to secure a minimum wage scale for stenographers across Butte offices and improve pay in the craft.
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Butte Atenographers' Association
Western Labor Union
Isaelanding
Ger- Hude Lerce
Charles J. Andienc
Clare Elice Smith
G. W. Shier
Butte
Warren case continued in district court session
Judge Clancy resumed work in his department this afternoon and adjourned several minor matters before the state’s case against Daniel Warren for grand larceny. With only two defense witnesses present, the trial was postponed. Two other actions were reset for tomorrow as attendees were unable to proceed. A smoke incident in the rear involved a man with a cigar ignored by court rules, prompting the judge to order a hose.
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Clancy
Department of the District Court
Daniel Warren
Charles Bye
Wien
Children Dedicated to God in St John’s Addition Baptism
On Sunday afternoon the children of Mr and Mrs Mielding Isaac Jefferson Robert Lincoln Myrtle Olivia and Edith Maurorello were dedicated to God in baptism by Rev Mr Frederick Tonge of the South Butte Presbyterian church at their home in St John’s addition a mile south of town. Elder Mr Alex Murray assisted.
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Mielding
Frederick Tonge
South Butte
Court Briefs Review Delays and Trial Dates
In the case State vs L Le Velker the defense granted twenty days to prepare a motion for a new trial after manslaughter conviction for shooting John W Cunningham. State vs David Meagher charged with assault on Jerry Sullivan set for trial on the 26th today by Judge Janes.
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L. le Velker
John W. Cunningham
David Meagher
Jerry Sullivan
Janes
Taxed the costs in Montana Ore Purchas ing v Rollins Morse
Clerk T. DB Stephens of the United States court taxed the costs today in the case Montana Ore Purchasing Company versus BE Rollins Morse, dismissed on Judge J Z McHatton’s motion. The defendant is entitled to costs amounting to $5545.
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T. DB. Stephens
United States Court
Montana
Va. BE. Rollins Morse
J. Z. McHatton
Plaintff
Mr. Stephens
Local Briefs From Butte Renewed Business Listings
Local items note Dr. German dentist at 14 North Main, G Bates tuner for Montana Music Co, and office at 42 West Park. Ginsece fited and Butte Paint moves to 141 West Park. Leo Bryant, violin and banjo studio in Turtle Block. City Wood & Coal Co. offers dry wood by telephone. Harvard Cigar promotion invites trials, Dr L Austin dentist advertises painless teeth extraction at 50c.
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Dr. German
N. Main St
G. Bates
Montana Music Co
Tel
West Park Street
Butte Paint and Wall Paper Company
West Park
Leo
C. Bryant
Bano
Turtle Block
Dr. L. Austin
Red Boot
N. Main Atreet
Butte
Harvard
Seafood price list highlights mid Lent specials
A dated advertisement lists codfish and assorted seafood prices for mid Lent. Items include genuine New Georges white codfish at six cents per pound, boneless codfish in four pound bricks for four dollars ten cents, New Holland herring at one dollar fifty cents per keg, Norway sardines and mackerel varieties, Kilpperd herring, and several salmon brands with cans and prices.
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New Georges
Norway
Palace
Tel
Olympic
Oxford
Lobster
Eight-Hour Day Adopted by Butte Workingmen’s Union
At a regular meeting of Butte Workingmen’s Union No. 5 on Friday December 21 1900 members voted that from May 1 1901 a day’s work under its jurisdiction shall be eight hours with a minimum wage of 3.00 per day Published by order of Workingmen’s Union No. 5 W L U J W Dale Pres T W Jones secretary
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Butte
Northern Pacific Route Promises Good Train Service
The notice touts improved service between Montana points and Denver and eastern Colorado via Billings and Alliance, Neb on the Northern Pacific route. Passengers are urged to contact the railroad’s local agent for details, praising the line as a good remedy unmatched in the market.
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Montana
Denver
Colorado
Billings
Alliance
Neb
Northern Pacific
Tansy Tablets marketed for relief of painful menses
An advertisement promotes Tansy Tablets for relief and cure of painful and irregular menses. Manufactured by Augendre in Paris, France, sold only by Newbro Drug Co. of Butte, Montana, at $2 per box mailed securely sealed.
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Mooney
Das Moines
Com
Newbro Drug Co
Butte
Montana
Augendre
Paris
France
Mont
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Butte, Mont
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Warren Case
Dedicated TO God
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Hennessy’s
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Reid
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C.A. Tuttle
Thos. Sullivan
Broadway
Ilbert & Jones Co
North Mainstret
Montana Book Co
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Mark Fr. Jones
Pres
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