Two Bozeman old timers pass away in heavy snow
Bozeman records mourn the deaths of J D Pattee and J Hopknown, lifelong residents. Pattee, born 1846 in Canada, died at Foster Sanitarium after a stomach ailment. He built a hardware business and later ranches near Fort Ellis. Hopknown, born 1834 in Madrid, NY, long employed by Rich & Co., served as Bozeman postmaster and ran a book and stationary shop.
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J. D. Pattee
Foster Sanitarium
Mr. Pattee
Canada
Belgrade
Bozeman
H. 1% McCay
Ranch
Fort Ellis
Cottonwood
Pattes
D. D. Pattee
Fort Ellis Ranch
J. Hopknown
Madrid
New York
Montana
Rich & Co
Ince
Chas
Rich
8. W. Langhorne
Helena
Yale Harvard track meet date uncertain in Cambridge dispatch
Capt Finck of Yale says September may be impossible for Yale Harvard track meet due to many athletes entering work after graduation. He notes Capt Hallowell of Harvard and himself plan to start business in August and hopes English universities accept July as the meet date.
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New Haven
Conn
Finck
Yale
Associated Press
Cambridge
Harvard
Hallowell
Direct steamship line links San Francisco to Manila
San Francisco will gain direct steamship service to Manila. The Oregon and Oriental Steamship Co. will deploy two steel vessels, Monmouthshire and Carmathenshire, 3000 tons, 13 knots. First voyage starts April 10, followed by May 10, with 21 to 22 day transits and a 30 day service target via Yokohama Nagasaki Manila and Hong Kong.
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San Francisco
Manila
Oregon and Oriental Steamship Company
Monmouthshire
Philippine
Yokohama
Nagasaki
Hong Kong
Murderous Lover Kills Rancher and Slays Self
Clarence Crawford mortally wounds Ralph Mulherron and kills Mrs. Stratton’s husband, then fatally shoots himself. The 23 year old farm hand, driven by love for Mrs. Stratton, is dying and had no known grievance against Mulherron. The scene occurred three miles from Compton, California, near Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Cal
C. W. Stratton
Compton
Clarence Crawford
Ralph Mulherron
Mr. Stratton
BURIED IN THE SNOW IN JULESBURG AREA
A raging blizzard in Julesburg Colorado on March 26 causes heavy cattle losses as deep snow blankets the region. The storm is the worst here since 184 percent severity, with many animals perishing and ongoing danger to residents and livestock.
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Boweman
Mont
Julesburg
Colo
Snowbound Town as Drifts Reach Eight to Ten Feet
Snow has buried roads and rail lines with eight to ten foot drifts. Ditches and the river are filled, blocking all travel. Eight or ten passenger trains are stranded nearby. Homes are almost completely surrounded by snow banks in several locales.
Manchurian Convention Talks Face Decline
London reports Dr Morri son wires from Pekin that M de Glers refuses an extension for signing and amending the Manchurian convention. Li Hung Chang urges immediate compliance as Count von Buelow states the Anglo German accord does not apply to Manchuria. Doubts arise over alleged modified demands on Mongolia and Turkestan.
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London
M. de Glers
Dr. Morrison
Times
Pekin
Li Hung Chang
Count von Buelow
Reichstag
Manchuria
Mongolia
Turkestan
Bond decision crowns Smith title in San Francisco
United States circuit court upholds and confirms the titles of Chas H. Smith. The notice appears in a March 26 dispatch from San Francisco. Also advertised are patent medicine claims from Krause’s Cold Cure and Lichty’s Celery Nerve Compound. An annual meeting notice for Butte Consolidated Mining lists D J Charles as president and E H Renisch as secretary.
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San Francisco
United States Circu Court
Chas. H. Smith
Krause
Newbro Drug Co
Butte
Mont
Butte, Monz
Butte Consolidated Mining Company
West Broadway
D. J. Charles
Pres
E. H. Renisch
Bec
Butte Teamsters Union sets eight hour day in 1901
At a February 23 1901 meeting of Butte Teamsters Union No 15 the eight hour workday begins May 1 1901 with a minimum wage of 36.90 for members within Ita Jurisdiction. Published by order of Teamsters union No 1 W L U. James Stickeen president Ed McCarrick secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Teamsters’ Union No
Ita
Teamsters’ Union No 1
James Stickeen
ED. McCarrick
James Stick
Pree
Bonds Spark Talk of Oakland Rail Link Through Disputed Notes
Disputed forty bonds of the California and Nevada railroad hint at a new line into Oakland under Santa Fe control. The bonds, already transferred to A. A. Grant as receiver, reflect a controlling stake. At San Pedro the Santa Fe and California and Nevada tracks lie a mile apart, suggesting a level-ground spur could join them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California and Nevada Railroad
Santa Fe
Oakland
Bay
Ciy
A. A. Grant
San Pedro
California and Nevada
Host of American Riders Ranks In New Season
A London dispatch reports a large rise in American jockeys preparing for the racing season. Stewards likely to license them but with strict penalties for foul riding. Over 2000 horses in training at Newmarket amid crowded grounds with talk of excluding foreign stables.
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New York
The
Tribune
London
Jockey Club
Newmarket
One Pacific Coast Shipment Point Chosen for Philippines
Secretary Root announced only one Pacific coast shipment point will be kept to support troop and supply transport to the Philippines. General Bird findings favor dispatch from San Francisco over northern routes, though other ports may be used as beneficial to the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pacific Coast
Philippines
Root
General Bird
Quartermaster’s Department
San Francisco
North Pacific
Monument for Curtis Planned by Amateur Athletes
New York report on a committee meeting of leading amateur athletic groups from the United States and Canada to fund a granite monument for William E. Curtis, buried at Woodlawn Cemetery. About $2,000 raised toward the monument, with $1,200 already paid for the cemetery lot, dedication planned for October.
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New York
Canada
P Ject
Woodlawn
Willam E. Curtis
Mount Washington
A. G. Mills
New York Athletic Club
America
French Tansy Tablets for relief of menses
A. Augendre of Paris makes French Tansy Tablets claimed to relieve and cure painful irregular menses by removing obstructions. Sold in Butte, Montana by Newbro Drug Co as sole agents for $2 per box, mailed sealed.
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A. Augendre
Paris
France
Newbro Drug Co
Butte
Mont
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Moat
Bozeman News
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J. D. Pattes
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Father of American Athletics
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J. B. Tobin
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William Roe
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State Bank of
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Capital
Dillon, Mont
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Sheffield & Harrison
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Butte, Montana
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Wyoming
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