Heinze Proposes Stock Sale to Miners Union at Butte
From the county courthouse steps F Augustus Heinze speaks to a mass miners meeting in Butte about selling MacGinnis stock in the Heston Montana and Parrott mining companies to the Butte miners union. He outlines a plan to leave disputes to a board of arbitration and circulates details of the stock offers and prices.
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Butte
Mont
F. Augustus Heinze
John MacGinnis
Heinze
Butte Miners’ Union
MacGinnis
Heston
Montana
Parrott
Amalgamated Copper Company
Ambitious mining stock offers and unsettled disputes unveiled
The document outlines offers by John MacGinnis and partners to sell 100 Boston and Montana shares at 200 each and Parrott stock at 55 each with 8 percent interest, contingent on settling judgments. It also covers sale of Nipper Lode interest to Anaconda, ongoing operation plans, wage terms, and a four-man committee to resolve all disputes. Additional items note Archbishop Kain's will filed for probate and a local horse sale at 4 per gelding.
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Heinze
Lem
John MacGinnis
Boston and Montana Company
MacGinnis
Lamm
Parrott Company
Forrester and MacGinnis
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Amalgamated Copper Company
Parrott Silver and Copper Company
Amalgamated Company
BR. Augustus Hedinze
Kain
St. Louis
John J. Kain
Exiled to Germany for shoplifting in Chicago
Mrs. Mary Stein sentenced by Judge Clifford to a life exile in Germany for shoplifting. The unusual ruling cites her poor health and the husband pleaded with the court for mercy as the decision was announced.
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House of Correction
Stein
Europe
United States
New York
Germany
Crowe
Chicago
Mary Stein
Clifford
Central American peace talks open at Aca jutla
Delegates from Salvador Honduras Nicaragua Guatemala and Costa Rica begin conferences in Acajutla Salvador to lay the basis for permanent peace in Central America. The event involves notable figures and diplomatic representatives from the five republics.
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la Libertad
Salvador
Honduras
Nicaragua
Guatemala
Costa Rica
Central America
Acajutla
Railway ownership figures show two stockholders per mile
Chicago Oct 27 Linson Thompson head of a bureau of the General Managers association reports that thirty nine leading railways cover 107 40 miles of single track out of 202 471. They list 101 087 stockholders about two per mile with ratios varying by line. He notes insurance companies banks and bondholders widen ownership and that in total about two thirds of gross earnings flow to workers through wages and dividends.
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Chicago
Linson Thompson
Buraus
Veneral Managers’ Association
United States
Thompson
Tillness Central
Stuyvesant Mish
Military maneuvers praised as General returns to Washington
General Young Chief of etait returns from Fort Riley Kansas where he inspected troops amid maneuvers and commends conduct of regular and state forces. Montana dynamite conspiracy figure Jeane Gravelle pleads not guilty in Helena district court. charged with first degree information. Naval glaner Joyce passes exam for promotion to ensign in Washington.
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Young
Etait
Washington
Fort Riley
Kaw
Montana
Helena
Mont
Jeane Gravelle
Gullty
Gistriet
Cuit
Fort Riley Holds Against Desperate Attack By Carr’s Force
Port Riley, Kansas, January 27. Umpires halted the engagement as Mehtatti rose around the trenches. General Carr with five infantry regiments and four batteries tried to seize the post but failed. Defenders under Coles Stover and Major Lawhead concealed trenches with brush and grass to fool the enemy. The line included the Sixth Infantry under Lt Col Loughborough, the Twelfth Infantry, engineers and cavalry, with five companies on the right and center, and engineers on the left.
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Port Riley
Kan
Carr
Coles Stover
Fourth Cavalry
Laweh
Loughborough
Twelfth Infantry
Mies
Stove
Sixth Infantry
W. K. Jones
Senator Stewart Weds Georgia Widow in Atlanta Ceremony
United States Senator William M. Stewart of Nevada married Mrs. Mary Agnes Cone widow of Theodore C. Cone of Georgia in a private parlor ceremony at the Piedmont hotel Atlanta. Rev H S Bradley officiated with ex Senator Norwood as best man. The couple left for Washington after the ceremony.
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Nevada
Georgia
Atlanta
United States
William M. Stewart
Piedmont Hotel
Mary Agnes Cone
Theodore C. Cone
Washington
H. S. Bradley
Norwood
Umpires Rule The Battle Near Entrenchments
The report details a clash at entrenched lines where Brown forces attacked on the right under Lt Col Loughborough and Capt Jones. Despite strong resistance and aid from a Texas flank, Carr’s center and right struggled as Wagner’s forces halted the assault after intense volley and machine gun fire near Lancaster and Roberstown.
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Loughborough
Jones
Care
Texas Infantry
Carr
Welch
Texas Regiment
Wagner
Congo quarrel draws State Department scrutiny
Washington watches the Congo Free State dispute as Britain presses for a reconstruction of its administration. US missionaries protest alleged cruelties, with Dr. Morrison of Boston preparing to meet Secretary Hay to discuss charges.
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Washington
State Department
Congo Free State
Free State
Belgium
Congo
United States
Morrison
Boston
Hay
Betrayed by His Sweetheart in Bicycle Theft Case
Richard Turner, accused of stealing a wheel from Flora Harrold’s brother, fled after police tried to arrest him. A long chase ended when he collapsed from an injured hip, prompting shots fired to deter his escape. Turner says he borrowed the bicycle and later repaid the debt.
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Marton
Richard Turner
Flora Harrold
Misa Harrold
Turner
Ham
Smoker School Board President Faces Re election
In Elgin Illinois on October 27 threats from the W T U loom over Dr. G J Schneider president of the school board who admits smoking and could lose his bid for a new term. Investigations show several board members H Woodruff Henry Schmidt J C Merrill and B Botsford also smoke.
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Elgin
H. Woodruff
Henry Schmidt
J. C. Merrill
B. Botsford
Redmond Opposes Emigration Calls Ireland More Hap Pier in Ireland
Irish leader John Redmond spoke at Killarney urging a campaign against emigration. He criticized inflated U S prospects for Irish youths and contrasted Kerry workers with those in America. London reports note a grand jury in Green Bay Wisconsin has been summoned to probe city official corruption on December 14.
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London
Killarney
John Redmond
United States
Andrew Carnegie
Waterford
Kerry
Green Bay
Wis
Burglars Loot A Gotlieb Tailor Shop Near Police Station
Burglars robbed A Gotlieb's tailor shop in Chicago a few doors from the Chicago avenue police station and escaped. Secretary Loeb orders blue usher uniforms with silver buttons at the White House to avoid mix ups with guests. Mrs Louise Iverson of Monterey California, deranged briefly, murdered three of her children at Pacific Grove.
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A. Gotlieb
Chicago
Chicago Avenue
White House
Loeb
Louise Iverson
Monterey
Cal
Pacific Grove
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