Penwell in Huge Business Scheme
Lewis Penwell of Helena promotes a novel automatic brine refrigerator system for freight cars. Wilson & Co. has contracted to test the method, with plans to equip 230000 cars, potentially transforming transport of fruit meat and other perishables. Penwell, known for big stock operations, aims to turn the project into a multi million dollar enterprise.
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Wilson & Co
Lewis Penwell
Helena
Penwell Company
Automatic
Brine Refrigerator Company
Chicago
Spokane
Penwell
Montana
Tana
Uncle Sam
Matt Staff
Wilson
America
Quarterminster
Department of the Army
San Jose
Cal
New York City
New York
Canada
Canadian Pacific Railway System
Vancouver
Montreal
Canadian Pacific
CG. B. Witter
Penwell Companies
State Railroad Commission
Prairie Indians Roamed by Wolves and Government Wrongs
A long exposé traces decades of abuse of Prairie tribes by Indian agents and traders, detailing the annuity thefts from the Missouri River tribes, the Tobacco Gardens massacre sparked by Sioux anger, and a pivotal incident aboard the Robert Campbell where Captain La Barge faced an armed party while agents used deceit to seize goods.
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Department of Indian Affairs
United States
Department
Indian Affairs
West
Montana
Missouri River Valley
Rockies
Upper
Missouri
Fort Laramie
Wyoming
I. I. Stephens
Alfred Cumnee
Indian Arts
American Fur Company
Indian Department
Missouri River
Republic
Tobacco Garden
Joseph la Barge
Robert Campbell
Fort Benton
Campbell
Samuel M. Latta
Fort Pierre
Two Kettles
Fort Randall
Captain la Barge
Fort Union
Yellowstone
Prairies
la Barge
Yellowstone River
Tobacco Creek
Tobacco Gardens
Latta
Andy Stinger
O’mally
Chris Sharky
Stinger
Little Muddy Creek
Washington
Fur Company
Montana Soldier of Several Wars
Major S G Arnold of Billings recounts two Mexican border campaigns with American forces in 1913 and 1916, detailing Juarez fighting against Villa forces, the pursuit of Villistas, and Villa's shrinking fortune. He plans to resume practice in Billings after two years in service and notes broader wartime context, including Kaiser’s fate.
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Villa
Madero
U. S
S. G. Arnold
Billings
Juarez
Rio Grande
el Paso
Arnold
Mexico
California
F. L. Arnold
United States
Fort Sam Houston
Fort Riley
Camp Stanley
Fort Bliss
Ninth Engineers
Jockey Club
Immense Stakes in Butte Mine Litigation
The Elm Orlu Mining company led by Senator W A Clark fights Butte and Superior Mining in federal court over ownership of Rainbow vein and Black Rock claim. Hearing before Judge Bourquin may last weeks with experts from Columbia Minnesota Wisconsin California Idaho Seattle and Butte. Names include Horace V. Winchell J F Kemp C K Keith W B Fisher J F Searles Russ T. White Albert Burch W H Emmons Walter H Wiley Darcy Bard Carl H Hand Samuel Barker John P Gray John L Templeton W A Clark Jr and more. A model mine exhibit prepared for Elm Orlu rounds out the litigation image.
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Bourquin
Elm Orlu
Butte & Superior
Black Rock
Orlu
Horace V. Winchell
Minneapolis
J. F. Kemp
Columbia University
C. K. Keith
University of Wisconsin
W. B. Fisher
San Francisco
J. F. Searles
Russ T. White
Wallace
Idaho
Albert Burch
William H. Emmons
University of Minnesota
Walter H. Wiley
Los Angeles
Darcy Bard
Seattle
Carl H. Hand
Samuel Barker
Barker & Wilson
Butte
William Wallace Jr
Chadbourne, Babbitt
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Helena Man
William Kenzollern
Elm Orlu Mining Company
W. A. Clark
Butte and Superior Mining Company
Federal
Senator Clark
Clark
Uollars