Suit over bite of flesh values three thousand dollars
Theodore Staikos sues Chris Scholomiti for 3000 damages claiming maim ing bite removed part of his right thumb in August 1900. He alleges loss of business and mental anguish and asks judgment for the stated amount. Several affidavits filed in Plymouth Silver King mining case seek a new trial and challenge special findings. Also judge Harney set a writ of cer torari hearing for Hopkins versus Harri son action.
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Theodore Staikos
District Court
Chris Scholomit
Joseph Binnard
Staikos
Plymouth-Silver King
Peer Breen
James E. Murray
Wakeman Sutton
Samuel Barker
T. J. Heatherly
Robert Wall
George E. Moulthrop
T. F. Hopkins
W. H. Arnold
R. Harrison
Hopkins
Harney
Woman Attempts Suicide By Laudanum in Imperial Block
Mrs. Harry Taylor, wife of a waiter, ingested a full phial of laudanum in room 24 of the Imperial block on East Park street just after midnight. Her husband summoned a physician who used a stomach pump and emetics. after about three hours she was out of danger and later expressed remorse for the act. The motive remains unknown and the incident was kept quiet.
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Harry Taylor
Imperial Block
East Park Street
Owl
Main Street
Park
Siited
Coal prices offered for genuine Wyoming Rock Springs coal
The Butte Coal Co offers rewards to anyone proving they are not selling genuine Wyoming Rock Springs coal. Prices listed are lump six dollars per ton and nut five fifty delivered. The notice provides address and phone number 19 Fast Broadway and 477.
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Wyoming
Rock Springs
Butte Coal Co
Fast Broadway
Alhambra Hot Springs Offers Noted Facility For Invalid
The natural hot water plunge inside the hotel at Alhambra Hot Springs makes it one of the most desirable places for the invalid in the state.
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Alhambra Hot Springs
Son Steals Deeds From His Mother Charged With Grand Larceny
Mrs. Molloy accuses her son John Molloy of stealing three deeds and other papers valued over $1,000 from her in Nebraska. The alleged theft occurred April 13 and she says she was threatened with bodily harm. Deputy County Attorney Lynch filed the grand larceny complaint in Justice Taylor's court.
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John Molloy
McCarthy Says Walkerville Pet Seeks Battle with Young Thomas
Jerry McCarthy known as the Walkerville Pet reports to Eureka that he trains daily for a May 10 fight with Young Thomas. He bets $150 plus 75 and 25 percent of gate receipts and plans to return to Butte with better honors after facing any challenger in his weight.
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The
Standard
Jerry Mc Carthy
Walkerville
Jerry
Eureka
Young Thomas
Ray Barney
Jack Clifford
Montana
Wade
Young Corbett
Salt Lake
Thomas
Butte
Man Killed In Work Train Accident Near Big Timber
Frank Theirefilder, 28, employed by Northern Pacific as a cableman, was fatally injured at a gravel pit five miles east of Big Timber when a work train ran over him after he jumped from a car. Three cars passed over his limbs. he died about 20 minutes later. His standards include $2000 insurance and membership in Modern Woodmen of America. The remains were brought to Big Timber.
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The
Standard
Big Timber
Frank Theirefilder
Northern Pacific
New Frankfort
Modern Woodmen of America
Drucker trunks on display in wide assortment
Large shipment of Drucker trunks now on display. They are guaranteed perfect in material and workmanship and can stand rough use. Prices range from $1.80 to $80.00 for sizes 28 to 48 inches.
Montana Woman First To Graduate From Milwaukee Pharmacy School
Miss Anna M. McGrath, valedictorian at the Milwaukee school of pharmacy and first woman to graduate from the institution, returned home to Garrison with her mother after graduation. Her Deer Lodge high school peers laud her success and her mother attended the exercises. The pair traveled home via Colorado Springs Manitou and the Garden of the Gods.
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Standard
Garrison
Mont
Anna M. McGrath
Milwaukee
Miss McGrath
Milwaukee School of Pharmacy
Deer Lodge
Montana
Eastern College
Mines and lovers in a Detroit tale of desert mines
A Detroit man recalls West mining dreams from Red Bird to American Eagle with humorous misread fortunes. The tale shifts to a Detroit couple’s quarrel and eventual marriage amid Tolstoy Ibsen and Maeterlinck as Enlightenment clashes with life and love.
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Detroit Free Press
Nevada
Red Bird
Roosevelt Correspondence Pokes Fun At A Boyish Letter
Boston Transcript recounts President Roosevelt amused by a child's letter asking if he said dont squeal The exchange shows Roosevelt avoiding the word squeal by diverting to football advice Dont foul Dont flinch Strike the line hard as a motivational motto for the writer and his teacher involvement.
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Boston Transcript
Roosevelt
Nearest Fancy Grocery House in the State promotes LIQUOR
John G. Holland advertises at 223 North Main Street offering electric light flour and liquor department highlights. The note lists contact phone 7B and claims to be the state’s nearest fancy grocery house.
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North Main Street
Pleasing to the ladies wine list and prices
A catalog notes wines chosen to please feminine customers. Lauterne 75 cents per bottle. Imported port and sherry 1.25 per bottle. Fine old port and sherry 1.25 per gallon.
General Fitzhugh Lee Visits West Virginia Comrade
General Fitzhugh Lee, famed Confederate officer now retired as a brigadier general in the regular army, travels to West Virginia and meets an old comrade whose chilly reception prompts a witty exchange. The exchange centers on fears about dying before Lee and hearing Jubal Early comment on his blue uniform.
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New York
Fitzhugh Lee
West Virginia
Unique Pipe Draws Attention in Philadelphia Ages Old Carved Relic
M N Silver of Philadelphia owns a one of a kind pipe carved from a Valley Forge root found by J Stone of Trappe in 1861. The 1234 hour project features grotesque faces, trap doors, and a labyrinth interior. offers have reached 500 dollars and Silver may donate it to Carnegie Museum if negotiations succeed.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
M. N. Silver
J. Stone
Trappe
Chester County
Washington
Valley Forge
Silver
Carnegie Museum
Pittsburg
Changed Her View and the Others From the Baltimore Herald
A fragment from the Baltimore Herald discusses the evolution of the soul and the pursuit of literature. It recalls a dear little woman who should have found happiness for others but chose to worry her brain over matters she did not.
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The
Baltimore Herald
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