Wage Earners Lead In Bankruptcy Filings In 1910
The article notes wage earners filed the most voluntary bankruptcy petitions in 1910 with 4,865 filings, followed by merchants, farmers, manufacturers, and professionals. It mentions about 30,000 unsettled voluntary cases, and 4,000 involuntary cases annually, amid broader context on federal courts and admiralty.
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Unitd
Wage Warners
Ay Peti Honers
Commerce Court
The
Courts
Court of
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington School Under Inquiry For Safety Rebuild Plan
City officials consider urgent inquiry into Washington school at Granite and Arizona streets after inspection flags severe structural flaws. Insurer warns repairs costly. board may shutter building, seek temporary quarters for the upcoming term. Washington School, built 1886 as Butte High, has undergone limited remodels. a new site or new building likely if safety cannot be assured.
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L. A
Washington
Amerson
Butte
Butte High School
P. W. Irvine
Washington Schonue Eam
Ministers Probe Deeper to Report Next Week
The ministerial association discussed gambling investigations at its regular meeting yesterday. New information is said to have been obtained that justifies delaying the full report for one more week. Affidavits are expected to support the data as the committee weighs possible legal action.
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Ilver Bory Ministerial Association
Informa- Hon
Notice for Engineers Union Meeting Aug 7
Notice to all members of Engineers Union No 1t Western Federation of Miners to attend the next regular meeting Wednesday August 7Business of importance W T Stodden John Gilbert President Recording Secretary Also a separate notice about a Young Women's Tea fundraiser rescheduled for Thursday August 13 with details and assurances of proceeds. includes unrelated ad phrases and erroneous spellings
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Engineers’ Union
Western Federation of Miners
Wednesdey
W. T. Stodden
John Gilbert
Pombe Shen
Death of Mrs Leggat mourned by Montana friends
Mrs Rad Heggat died at 405 What Broadway after a long illness. She was wife of R D Leggat president of the Society of Montana Pioneers and a pioneer of the state. Survived by a son E Hiake and a daughter Misa More Wile. Funeral from St Patrick's church Wednesday with Montana oldtimers as pallbearers.
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Heggat
Broadway
Friends
Butte
Montana
la Montana
St. Patrick's Church
Granvilly Stuart
Dip Tare
Leg Mantle
Denis Dra J. Meteeney
B.J. Tsipii
Geogaon Mel Syringes Visit Grezzon Springs Offerings
Visitors to the gnens will sing in the Grezzon for Springs with 100 roofs of first class accommodation and telephone connections in each foam. Rates from 1.34 to 0 include a ball in the big patatorium, 200454 feet, or a vapor batch. Gregson offers the hottest vapor in America with competent masseurs. Forty minutes from Butte. Five trains daily over the Butte Anaconda Pacific. Special train leaves Butte at 4 p.m. during the meeting. Two trains leave Gregson every morning for the day’s races.
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Gnens
Grezzon
Gregson
America
Butte
Anaconda & Pacific
Sneevil Train for Gregace Schedule Notice
A fragmented July railway timetable shows the Butte Anaconda and Pacific line offering a daily special train from Butte to Grease p40 Pd with 8 noon departure and an Anaconda arrival. Return trips list Anaconda to Gregson at 10 39 p m with a late Wd p.m. arrival, wording is unclear. The London Globe mentions M Millerand gaining popularity among the slow pleas.
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Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railway
Butte
Gregson
London Globe
Offerilly
Wad Kren
M. Millerand
Proclamation on Military Reestablishment and Duties
A fragment describes a proclamation by M. Miller about reestablishing military discipline and barracks routines. It mentions regimental restoration, bugles, the dinner call, the muster, and the curfew as key elements of enforcing order and morale among soldiers.
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M. Miller
Hught Ocala
Che Revellis
Lumber shipments signal prosperity for railroads
Prosperity shown by shipments of lumber as a business barometer. A. J. Hillorin, division freight and passenger agent of the Chicago Milwaukee and Puget Sound line, reported an marked increase over six weeks. Lumber shipments from Washington state to other regions opened briskly for fall business, with notes on market conditions and railroad activity.
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A. J. Hillorin
Chicago, Milwaukee
Puget Sound Reall
Washington
Hellingham
Ahereen
Addo
Dillman
New Trial Denied in Rastie Case Moves to Supreme Court
The Rastie case advances to the Supreme Court after a judge denied a new trial. Contempt proceedings against Fiiun 2. Rucker for Chames H. Wlucker continued for hearing next Monday due to defects. Alimony and non support actions proceed. custody awarded to the wife and monthly support set at $25.
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MrClernan
Noeshers Cavide
Batway Company
Lluatie
Uwe
The
Valley Company
Supreme Court
Fiiun 2
Rucker
Chames H. Wlucker
Hosan
Orion
Jwine McClernan
Netle Sullivan Agnds
Dav Scivan
MecClernan
Hino
Sullivan
Restraining Order Mars Court Proceedings Involving Marsh
In Police Court Burt Naraly asked for a retrial of a restraining order against Mayor Bunran alleging insolvency. Marsh appeared defending Belle Sprigge after an officer said Sprigge struck him on the street. The restraining order remains in effect until Aug 32 pending injunction. O Lindberg faced charges for taking a fee from an unplaced boy. case dismissed after settlement. A McCloud paid 25 to see McDonald and Hunter fight publicly. attempted to obstruct Patrolman McCormic. K Wolbrook posted 20 bond for disturbance. Jaeck McGinn, a jockey, was the complainant.
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Barre Bs
Bunran
Marsh
Jide Bephor
Wis
Belle Sprigge
O. Lindberg
Lindberg
A. McCloud
B. J. McDonald
O. J. Hunter
McCloud
McCormic
K. Wolbrook
Jaeck McGinn
Not Easy 10 Start a Sugar Factory
Salldike City, Aug. BoTHe abtebeul liek éhcountered by the people of Blacktiat Hindo. In attendtng to stent w boend beet wigap faetory a Nd Na own experiONeE as president of an istependent company were agraredd by David J. Blethan before United States Commissioner Wo GL Basen. Blethan said the farmer pledged a large seed capital and Nuven Hatkety set Sotarpndelig oo oemply. Wothan revived the PHapMAllinn and Blethan was elected president of the company. Blethan claimed he was a dealer for ware and that B87 had purchased all the sugar he wished to buy from Joseqy Geoghegan, agent of the sugar companies at Salt Lake City, in the fall of that year.
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Blacktiat
Hindo
David J. Blethan
Biarktooet
United States
Basen
Bietfaes
Furmer
Nuven
Fala. Bom. Line
Bletian Wis
Blethan
Joseqy Geoghegan
Salt Lake City
My. Wothan
Geoghegan
Sven de Einrhig
Interamintain
Ethan
Death of Dratil of Sek MTEC LE John Mettuley
Dratil of Sek MTEC LE John Mettuley aged 40 died after extended illness in Butte. A native of Australia he mined in Butte for 2 years. He is survived by a wife and one daughter Mrs Martin Stuplkch and a cousin Joseph Meatiuley of Kenadup.
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Rowedug
Butte
Austra
Butle
Mra Martin Stuplkch
Fuseph Meatiuley
Kenadup
Likely to Head Cabinet In Japanese Leadership Shift
A garbled report suggests Prince Watsura, currently touring Europe and the United States, is likely to become head of the Japanese Cabinet around October 20. The text contains health department references and invites etc.
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Tri Ilkely
Prince Watsura
Europe
Justice Trial Alters Little Girl's Story Convicts Man
A man named Lamgbarne faces charges after a disturbance on courthouse grounds tied to a case involving a young girl from Fingland. The alleged abuse included improper conduct toward Ivy Higham, with testimony describing red marks and coercive behavior.
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Plahatech
Statidae
W. Lamgbarne
Amny
Price Court
Langhorne
Ivy Higham
Fingland Ieee
Lunstorne
Che
Owen
China
John W Herron Father of Mrs Taft Dies
Washington Aug reports state John J Herron father of Mrs Taft died in Cincinnati after a sudden illness The president and Mrs Taft will attend the funeral John J Herron was not unexpected by the president and the loss will bring the president back to Washington Thursday The House and Senate reopen pension bill talks with a deadlock over discontinuing pension agencies The main French dinner from 6 pm to 9 pm at de Richellon private dining rooms noted in the column
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Aue
Taft Oil
Cincinnat
John J
Housd
Kenate
Chademan McCumber
Senate Conference Committee
Jess
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