Unequalled Service via Great Salt Lake Route
The advertisement touts a popular eastward path via Salt Lake City and Denver using the Denver and Rio Grande or Colorado Midland through trains. It promises three fast through transcontinental trains daily with Pallman Palace and various sleepers, free reclining chair cars, observation cars, and a fine dining car service. Contact W. C. Mc Bride in Butte or Geo. W. Heintz in Salt Lake City for details.
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Salt Lake
Denver
Denver and
Rio Grande
Colorado Midland
America
Pallman Palace
Chicago
St. Louis
W. C. McBride
E. Broadway
Butte
Geo. W. Heintz
Salt Lake City
Amalgamated strike leaders vow fight after New York talks
President Shaffer of the Amalgamated Association returns from New York stating union terms were rejected by the United States Steel Corp and no peace conference will be requested. He asserts a fight to the finish, with full power held by Shaffer to mobilize members, while labor aims to endure through a broad, organized campaign.
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Pittsburg
United States, Steel Corporation
Amalgamated Association
United States Steel Corporation
Shaffer
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
J. Pierpont Morgan
New York
American Federation of Labor
Steel Trust
Williams
B. I. Davis
M. F. Tighe
John Chappelle
Wellsville
Unien
Combine
Iite
Lindsay-McCutcheon
Notice of Application for U S Patent Montezuma Loc
Frances Cochrane of Polaris Beaverhead county Montana applied for a patent on 16.82 acres of Montezuma lode in Lost Cloud mining district Beav erhead county. The claim, bearing gold and other metals, covers 1500 feet of vein with surface ground 60 feet wide, and lists exact survey points and conflicts with Polaris and Summit lodes. First published July 26 1901.
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U.S. Land Office
Helens
Montana
Lost Cloud
Anorg
Beaverhead County
Office of the Register of the Land Office
Helena
Towitte
Beaverhead
Wm. Galligher
Montazuma
Frances E. Cochrance
Grorat D. Graeme
Roegieter Firet
the Register of the Land Office
Polaris Lode
Stern
Cloud Lode
Will
Alligher Et al
Palaris Lode
B. B. White
Summit Lode
Grovar D. Gutunn
Register
Open Tuesday and Saturday Evenings in St James Parish House
In St James Parish House, the venue opens on Tuesday and Saturday evenings from 7 till 9 o'clock.
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St. James Parish House
Ely Cream Balm offered to cure catarrh and hay fever
Purports to dry catarrh by cleansing and soothing nasal membranes. Claims a trial size for 10 cents and 50 cent bottle sold by druggists. Describes balm as painless and non irritating, spreading over inflamed surfaces for immediate relief. Ely Brothers of New York promote Dream Balm for nasal catarrh and hay fever.
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Ely
Ely Brothers
Warren St
N.Y
Nerve Wante by Dr Sawyer of San Francisco
Promotes a popular nerve weakness remedy book priced at 1.00 with mail order from Tax Pacific Pushsome Co. San Francisco. Endorsed by religious and secular readers including Chicago Advance. Separate sample chapter on Nervices and Nerve Tonics available by stamp. Also mentions Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets as a cold remedy.
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Sawyer
San Francisco
Chicago
Tax Pacific Pushsome Co
Twenty Odd Years Ago Theater Memories
A rhymed reminiscence about visiting the theater years earlier. The speaker notes familiar jokes, a repeated plot, a decaying villain, a hair dyed blonde, and a star billed as Little Tottie, comparing past and present performances in a nostalgic, playful tone.
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Tom
Spoken Without Thinking Tiger Exchange Mixup
An elderly speaker notes a tiger anecdote and an aside about a missing ear. The dialogue hints at a mistaken purchase with plans to exchange the item. The fragment reflects casual speech and a shop or market setting context.
Made Up Ties Determine Daughters’ Fates
In a humorous Cleveland Plain Dealer item a New York father cautions his son about happiness tying a knot to a groom who wears a made up tie. The suitor jokes he has stiff fingers from clipping coupons, promising to wear only the crafted neckwear.
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MO. Binks
New York
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Pan-American Exhibition Touts Education Value
A dialogue humorously touts expositions as great educators and questions the Pan American name. The exchange explores expectations of public shows versus real educational merit with light satire.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Very Different
A Washington Star quote captures a self reflection by a millionaire who recalls starting life as a barefoot boy and notes how new shoes and family expectations mark a shift to a different life phase.
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Washington Star
Park Etiquette and a Lamp Lit Bench Incident
An Indianapolis Sun item notes an ill mannered act in a park where a man arranged his bicycle to cast lamp light on a bench where George and the speaker sat. The exchange questions why the man did this and labels his behavior as improper.
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George
Indianapolis
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ST. Louis, MO
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Gen. Mgr
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Montezuma Loc
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Stockmen’s Directory
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Jaye Yover
Red Cross
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Dr. Gay
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