Butte Man Sues for Damages Over Paper Error
Dominick Conterio sues Standard Publishing for 10000 alleging a nine line item wrongly called him husband in a report of his dispute with Mrs. Conterio over a house. He claims damage to his good name from the misidentification across Butte papers. Also noted are an injunction bond in Comanche mining case and a cattle possession suit near Beaverhead, plus a venue change request in a separate damage case.
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Dominick Conterio
Standard Publishing Company
Conterio
Riamonda Conterio
Saland
Butte
Adolph Wetzstein
Clancy
A. Aug. Heinze
John MacGinniss
W. H. Mathews
G. A. MacDonald
Mathew Morris
Beaverhead
Suspect in Horse Theft Held for Trial on Frontier Case
Smith, accused of horse stealing on the line, was captured after Deputy Sheriff Joslyn crossed harsh weather in the Storm country weeks ago. Smith admits alibi as an employee rather than principal and pled innocence, promising proof at trial. Developments promised as case proceeds.
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Smith
Joslyn
Hunter's Hot Springs Three Day and Eight Day Tickets
Northern Pacific offers special three and eight day round trip tickets to Hunters Hot Springs Montana. Tickets cover fare boarding lodging and bathing to ease rheumatism and life woes. Inquiries available through local Northern Pacific agents or general agents at Helena or Butte.
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Hunter's Hot Springs
Northern Pacific
Montana
Helena
Butte
L Pass
St. Paul
Minn
Jeffries to meet Ruhlin in new title bid in St Louis
Billy Madden, Ruhlin’s manager, arranged a fresh bout between James J. Jeffries and James J. Jeffries’s rival Billy Madden said the date will be chosen by Jeffries. The purse splits 75 to the winner and 25 to the loser. The fight is set within two months with Siler as referee.
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St. Louis
Billy Madden
Gus Ruhlin
James J. Jeffries
Madden
Jeffries
Cincinnati
Rohlin
California
Connecticut
Ruhlin
George Siler
Bishop Arrested for Horse Stealing in Great Falls
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Frank Smith known as Bishop was brought from Kalispell by Sheriff Benner and jailed in Great Falls on horse stealing charges. He aided in driving horses belonging to George Houk and Gue Linquis from Cardon across the Canadian line, sold by Mormon Jack Edmiston, with a hidden underground route from Canada to Wyoming. Authorities have long pursued the gang after horses were brought to Great Falls in November.
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Great Falls
Frank Smith
Kalispell
Benner
Smith
George Houk
Gue Linquis
Cardon
Montana
Jack Edmiston
Canada
Wyoming
Edmiston
Jack
Blackfeet
Hero From China Visits Helena Marine Captain Charles G Long
Captain Charles G. Long of the U S Marine Corps, a China campaign hero, visited Helena for a day en route East to visit his sister Mrs Matt W Anderson. He served at Cavite, aided relief of Pekin legations, was wounded at Tientsin, helped enter Pekin, planted the stars and stripes, and later withdrew with his command. He is ordered to report at Moston and plans to visit Montana this summer.
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Standard
Helena
China
Charles G. Long
United States Marine Corps
Matt W. Anderson
Long
Cavite
Pekin
Tientsin
Forbidden City
Moston
Montana
Prohibition Leader Speaks in Helena on Party
Oliver M. Stewart chairman of the prohibition national commission arrived in Helena from the coast and addressed a large audience at the Auditorium on Prohibition and the Prohibition Party. He will also speak in Billings and other eastern Montana points before returning to Chicago.
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The
Standard
Helena
Oliver M. Stewart
Prohibition National Commission
Prohibition
Prohibition Party
Tragedy in Adrian: Husband Shoots Wife Then Kills Self
In Adrian Michigan on April 1 a family quarrel escalated as Darius Bateheld, a horse breaker, shot and killed his wife before taking his own life. Local authorities reported the double fatality.
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Adrian, Mich
Darius
Bateheld
American Anti-Saloon League Sets Dec 5 to 15 Convention
The board of directors announces the convention will be held in Washington on December 5 through 15. The meeting location is the city.
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Washington
The
American Anti-Saloon League
Few Prisoners in County Jail as Breen Reports
County Attorney Breen inspected the county jail finding 25 inmates including three awaiting felony trials and about 30 such cases when he assumed office. He noted fewer prisoners overall due to city arrest refusals, with corridors housing suspects and various wards including a woman inmate, Margaret Allen.
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Breen
Administration of
Ile
No. 2
Margaret Allen
Ditmar v Gould Trustees End Granted Instructive Inheritance Case
Appellate Division dissolves injunction in Ditmar vs Gould trustees case over Countess Castellane payment. Court rules trustees may pay full income. argues Countess Castellane outside New York jurisdiction. service issues key to New York court authority. implications noted by Gould counsel and ex judge.
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New York
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
Anton J. Ditmar
George J. Gould
Jay Gould
Court of
Charles A. Gardiner
Gould Trustees
Ditmar
France
John A. Dillon
Countess Castellano
Countess Castellane
Memphis and Frisco Mayes to unite rail line
President Mitchell of the Memphis road said the community of interests with the Frisco Mayes will be fully in effect by July 1. Twelve miles of track from Miami, Indian Territory, on the main line will be built at once with a contract to be let this week. The Baxter Springs to Miami branch will use 75‑pound steel rails and 1,400 tons are planned for the improvement.
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Kansas City
Mitchell
Memphis Road
Memphis
Miami
I. T
Baxter Springs
How It Happened The Davis House Fumigation Delay
Dr. Alexander head of Butte health department explains why the Davis house was not fumigated promptly after a fever case. He cites report timing, Sunday closure, and a phone call from Mr. Leyson that sparked criticism. He defends the sanitary policeman and notes disinfection potency comparisons between sulphur and formaldehyde.
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Dr. Alexander
Butte Health Department
Standard
Leyson
Health Department
Davis
Davi
Tims
St. John’s Hospital
City Hall
Forbis
Wyman
United States Marine Hospital Service
Rail orders move main line Kansas City to Texas
Rail shipments have been ordered for immediate delivery. The line will run between Kansas City and Oklahoma and Texas, linking major hubs. It is believed the Memphis offices will be relocated from Kansas City to St. Louis.
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Kansas City
Oklahoma
Texas
Memphis General
St. Louis
Italian anxieties in Berlin on German tariff policy
In Berlin the Italian embassy reported that Chancellor von Buelow assured Italy that German agrarian wishes would be limited to not block renewal of the commercial treaty. He may repeat the promise to Signor Zanardelli in Verona. Italian circles anticipate a possible second meeting with Waldeck Rousseau in Venice.
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Berlin
Count von Buelow
Italy
Verona
Zanardelli
Vossiche Zeitung
Rome
M. Waldeck-Rousseau
Daniell
Venice
Signor Zanardelli
Germany
Capital move to control major railways eyed
New York April 4 The Mail and Express reports talks of a New Jersey corporation to hold a controlling stake in the Erie Burlington Northern Pacific and Great Northern railways led by James J. Hill. Shares of the larger firm would be exchanged for the components to reduce capital needs and stabilize the alliance. Hill was out of the city and associates deny knowledge of the plan.
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New York
The
Mail and Express
Wall Street
New Jersey
Erie
Burlington
Northern Pacific
Great Northern Railways
James J. Hill
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Thomas C. McGrath
Richard Lockey
Lewis and Clarke County
Western Lumber Company
Minnie Fitzpatrick
Gio
Jeffries and
Gordon
Castellane
Community of
Mr. Leyson
Hill
Hennessy
Fowne
Manhattan
Hennessy’s
Banister’s
Er Barathea
Knox
Keiser
Rarathea
Savoy
Manhettan
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