Miners Resolve After Wariner Idaho Mine Incident
At the Western Federation of Miners convention in Sal Lake May 15, officers were re elected and the Pueblo Courier named as official organ. Resolutions condemn martial law in Shoshone county, call for defense of imprisoned miners, and pledge aid to those jailed during the Coeur d'Alene disturbances.
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Sal Lake
Ural
Wetlinens
Rude
Association
Pueblo Courier
Iitvere
Edgar Boyes
J. F. McDonald
James Maher
Furey
Bitter Charing Folry
Rossland
William Wateh
Bure
Charles Mayer
Diadwood
Merintestman
Bunker Hill and Sullivan
Wariner
Idaho
Ibor
Funder Hiatt Sullivan Mining Company
Russia
Siberian
United States
Merriam
Coeur d'Alenes
Citizens of America
Bunker Hill
Western Federation of Miners
Western Federation of Miners of America
Tahar Era Bankalen
Priton
EmInputs to Defense of Union Members In Prison
A convention calls the federation's executive board to hire loyal counsel to defend imprisoned brothers in the military prison at Coeur d'Alenes and to test in civil courts the right of any military despot to declare a local union as illegal and criminal.
Presbyterians Face Mearft Case At General Assembly
In New York on May 16 the alleged heterodoxy of Dr. Arthur C. McGiffert of Union Theological Seminary is likely to be raised at the Presbyterian general assembly opening in Minneapolis. A prior assembly minute asked McGiffert to explain passages from History of Christianity in the Apostolic Age seen as subversive to church standards, with his likely reply that history is not theology and should remain open to inquiry.
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New York
Arthur C. Mearft
Union Theologieal Seminary
Presbyterian General Assembly
Minneapolis
Las
McGiffert
Columbia to Honor Carl Schurz With LL D Degree
Columbia University will award the honorary degree of LL D to Carl Schurz on commencement day May 16. Schurz has already received the same degree from Harvard University and the University of Minnesota.
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New York
Columbia University
Carl Schurz
Harvard University
University of Miseonph
Artist Howard F Sprague dies suddenly in Yirk at 30
Howard F Sprague, an artist known for marine and naval life pictures in a monthly magazine, died suddenly in this city today of consumption at age 30.
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Yirk
Howard F. Sprague
Headquarters Moved of Railway Conductors to Des Moines
The Order of Railway Conductors announces headquarters will relocate from Cedar Rapids to Des Moines Iowa effective immediately. Detroit dated May 16 reports the change as the new central office for the union.
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Detroit
Mich
Order of
Des Moines
Retirement of Lieut Col Thomas M Smith after 30 years service
Retired on account of Washington May 16 Lieut Col Thomas M Smith Tenth Infantry has been retired after 30 years service This retirement promotes Maj F B Savage Eighth Infantry to be lieutenant colonel Veneer Works Destroyed Grand Rapids Michigan May 18 Fire destroyed the Grand Rapids veneer works the Jorg concern of the kind in the country Loss 100000 Insurance half
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Washington
Thos. M. Smith
Tenth Infantry
F. B. Savage
Eighth Infantry
Veneer Works
Grand Rapids, Mich
Grand Rapids Veneer Works
Jorg
Finest trawn bridge work and resort picnic offer
This readable fragment advertises a resort at Short Line Park available for picnics or excursions on liberal terms. It promotes perfect train service and first class management, and invites inquiries to Room 128, Hennessy block, for Dr. Rinehart, a dentist.
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Short Line
One Dollar Rail Fare Offer Between Butte and Gregson Springs
A promotional round trip ticket deal from Butte to Gregson Springs priced at one dollar. Valid for departures on any train from Butte from 4:45 p.m. Saturday to 4:00 p.m. Sunday. Return trips from Gregson permitted between 7:40 p.m. Saturday and midnight Sunday.
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Gregson Springs
Butte
Gregson
Tassell's Shoes and Select Wines Ad Highlights
An abbreviated sale note promotes unique shoes for $1.00 and a $2.50 deal. It mentions Tassell’s at 25 West rk Dr and Dr. Rinehart in Hennessy block, with Repsold vintage wines and P. J. Brophy & Co. as exclusive agents in Butte.
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P. J. Brophy & Co
Solo Agenta
Butte
Dissolution of Arizona Saloon Partnership
Notice that Christ Baxhang withdraws from the firm at 219 South Arizona, known as Arizona Saloon, with Emil Anderson to collect and pay all bills. The ad then shifts to an unrelated product line offering Segum cures for female troubles with a $500 reward for incurable leucorrhoea, listing Segum Manufacturing Co. in Butte Montana at 12 and 14 Weyerhorst block and Galena and Idaho streets.
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Christ Baxhang
Emil Anderson
South
Arizona
Arizona Saloon
Christ Saxhang
Segum Manufacturing Co
Weyerhorst
Galena
Idaho Street
Postofice
Butte
Mont
Elmer Olsen Declared Bankrupt In 1899 Montana Court
The District Court of the United States in Montana presided over a bankruptcy matter for Elmer Olsen. He was adjudicated bankrupt on May 5, 1899. A first meeting of creditors is set for May 31, 1899 at 2 PM at the Court of Bankruptcy, 49 Week Park Street. Creditors may appear to prove claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt, and conduct related business. Referee in Bankruptcy Thompson Campbell dated May 15, 1899.
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District Court OF the United States
District of Montana
Court of Bankruptcy
Elmer Olsen
Natlee i
Park Street
Thompson Campbelt
Princeton Circus Parade Sparks Biggest Riot In Years
Princeton students and Pawnee Bill’s wild West show clashed as the parade crossed Nassau Street. A mass meeting led by President Patton barred further violence and the show left town with damaged property but without further disturbance. Edward Dimon, a colored man, was severely injured. multiple students and show employees suffered injuries.
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Princeton
N. J
Pawnee Bill
Patton
Princeton University
Nassau Street
Dwn
Horges
Johnson Lane
Edward Dimon
Ie College
Spring and Funk Offer Wide Range of Business Listings
Spring and Funk advertise a broad array of business opportunities for buying or selling. Visit the Montana Business Exchange at 24 North Main or call 320 to inquire about offerings and services.
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Spring & Funk
Montana Business Exchange
North Main
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Red Hoot Shoe Co
Men's Viet
Oxfords
Red Boot Shoe Co
Butts
Muglin
Owsley Block
Weinberg Bros. & Epstein
California
Minnesota
Tek
Coce
E. Park St
Bell
Exwi'g, Furniture Co
Chauvin
W. Broadway
Butte Cas Light and Coke CO
East Broadway
Wardner
Butters Headquarters
Boyce
Dr. ix
Dr. Rinehart
Hennessy Block
P. R
Dr. Wix
Opie
Smoke
College Town
Colj. Leyden
Care Inter Mountain
Driscoll
Owsley
Story Teller Magazine
Broadway
Call 417
Arizona Street
Adress P. O
Montana
Preadway
Lynch & Bachelor
Case & Simpson
West Side
Main Street
Bev Hive
Talbot Avenue
East Mercury
Colorado Street
McMillan & Floyd
New Hee
Reid & Kennedy
West Broadway
T. O. New Bancorner Wyoming
Porphyry Utte
Johnson & Pinkston
Johnson & Pinkston, Owsley Block
Bonner
Anaconda
Mahoney and Smith
Mount Anaconda
North Montana
West Park
Mee Hive
Republic
AJAX
Mountain Lion
San Juan
Bryan & Bowell
Butte & Boston
Jim Blaine
ING
Fer
Puar Mun Vereer
Montana Standard Brokers
East Park
North
Jackson Street
Sherman
W. Quarts
Arizona and
Mercury
Kelly Block
East Park Street
Tah Avenue
J. &. Richards Co
H. Farris
East
Platinum
J. H. Moloney
Granite
Syst Nl
West Granite Street
Ophir
George Cobban
George A. Cobbat
Scott House
Chas, le Smith
W. H Winters
Owneley Block
R. Brown
Daly Street
Walkerville
South Dakota Street
Mme
Guy
Dakota Street
Pices
Co. Sullivan
Atte, Mont
Li, M
Inter Mountain
P. P
T. T
John Lyech
Practical Boot
South Main Street
Nevada Street
J. J. Passmore
Studio 102
Granite Street
Lillian Bellmont
the Argyle
Hazel Earl
Elwood Block
A. B. Rombauer
Sugcessor
Carney Lane
McDoy
Mall
P. O
Braden & Rapty
Hamilton Street
Carney & Hands
Olf Atand
H. J. Plesot
Wyoming Street
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