Wrong depositor blamed in bank suit over misapplied funds
The W A Clark Jr bank sues saloonkeeper T P Fitzmaurice in district court to recover 90 dollars plus a balance dispute after a May deposit of 1000 was miscredited and a June withdrawal of 100 left him with a 1564.14 balance before he drew it all. The bank’s attorneys include WA Clark Jr and J L Temp. An attachment was levied on his property. Also, a separate civil action by the Smoke Company against the City of Butte and others proceeds, with the city contesting street rights and alleys under Park Broadway and surrounding avenues. The court approved bond for Lee Mantle’s estate, Spriggs’ residency questioned, and a large bond total of 207000. The estate of Martin Turk valued at 1616.55, including cash, stock, and real estate. The petition for the estate of Frances H Pain notes heirs, including a daughter Mes Wart, and others. Chancellor O'Donnell moved his law office to room 33 on the fifth floor of the Hire hour block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Clark & Jro
T. P. Fitemaurice
Fitzmaurice
Joan Fitzmaurice
Fitznaurl
WA. Clark, Jr
J. L. ‘Temp
Eny
Ite
Sorneys
EM. Lamb
WH. A. Bobinger
District Court
Sait
Smoke Company
Agaist
Butte
Ito
Park Broadway
Granite
Arizona
W Main
Utah
Academy
Martin ‘Turk
Meaderville
Aetna (Savings & ‘Trust Company
Tt Real
Stratio
Prances H. Pain
Frank Cash
F. A. Heinge
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
Martin Skublitz
John Oswald
Tony Skubite
Kemper
Butte to Gregson Springs Rail Fare Cut Offered
Rate to Gregson Springs from Butte established for round trip 80 cents with tickets from this city to springs and return. Special excursion train from Butte to Garden route departs Montana Union Depot at 9:04 a.m. Sunday August 43 with return at 7:15 p.m. Fare for adults one dollar and children fifty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Northern Pacific Railway
Montana Union Depot
Leive Deer Lodge
Childre
Woman Takes Poison in Despondent Act to End Life
A despondent woman attempted self-harm by ingesting poison, resulting in a fatal closure of her life. Emergency responders were alerted, but she did not survive the incident. The case is under investigation.
Despondent Austrian Woman Ends Life in Butte Cabin
Rosa Bergotta, about 25, an Austrian-born resident, died Monday night in a rear-cabin at 410 Indiana Avenue from an apparent self-inflicted poison. Inquest jurors found death by own action though nature of drug was undetermined. Letters she left complained of ill treatment by Emanuel Tenaglia, her partner, who could not be located. Neighbors found the body around 1 p.m. with a lemonade cup and vinegar nearby. no poison was evident. Bergotta and Tenaglia had rented the cabin since July. she had planned to move, leaving letters to her mother and sister describing misery and a farewell. The case remains under coroner Johnson and police inquiry. Death notice notes Bergotta’s family ties in Alabama and Wyoming roots.
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Rosa Bergotta
Indiana Avenue
Dely
Tachell
Johnson
Eman
Tenaglia
Samuel Ayotte
Mra Ayotte
Bergatt
Ting A
Butte
Ayotte
Bergotta
Avatte
Tengalis
Gallaway
Walker County
Alabama
Diets
Wyo
Bisson
Bissony
Emanuel
Ross Obbye
Rosa
Polton
Perieta
East Wood Street
Jennie Migro
Dieu
Peter Bisson
Galloway
Ala
Walker
Ama
Atl
Mayme Shilling
Cincinnati
Charles Walters
Notle
E Porter
Walters
Denver
Colo
Local notes mix love law and a hotel lunch dispute
Lake City to be away a week. Fred Herrick, famed lumber magnate, fights a one cent restaurant bill, awaiting a possible appeal to the supreme court. He was jailed after refusing to pay for cold slaw at Morris Hotel cafe, later vowing to contest the fine. Picoult reported West Pennsylvania coal strike easing with miners returning to work soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham, Ave
Fred Herrick
Herrick
Morris Hotel
Supreme Court
Alabama
Florida
Wiscan
Whitemoaste
Picoulthell
Pittsburg
West Pennsylvania Railroad
Union Nitrate
West Virginia
Mitchell
Parkersburg Judge Frees UMW Members
Judge Jackson released Thomas Hasgerty and six other United Mine Workers members from jail after serving 60 and 9 days for contempt of court. They argued they did not know they violated the injunction and promised not to repeat it. Attorneys for coal companies opposed the release but the decision allows arrest to complete the original sentences if the injunction is violated again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkerspurg
W. Va
Jackson
Thomas Hasgerty
United Mine Workers
Coal price up to nine dollars a ton in New York
The domestic sizes of anthracite coal were raised today to nine dollars per ton, an increase of one dollar from yesterday. The advance reflects market movement in the New York area as traders monitor supply and demand factors affecting the fuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Knights of Pythias Open Biennial Session at Palace Hotel
August 12 1902 Supreme lodge Knights of Pythias opened its biennial session at the Palace hotel with about 150 supreme representatives. Ogden H. Fethers and Walker Graves spoke, 42 supreme representatives from 27 states were conferred the supreme degree, gavels presented from Washington inauguration platform. Reports show 7002 lodges in 1901, 28 lodges and 47 members net gain in 1900-01, per capita tax six cents. Royal ranks, endowment fund, and Civil War veterans noted. parade and social events described. Imperial Prince Clarke arrived. session adjourned to morn.
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George Washington
J. F. Hirscher
Minnesota
Tully Scott
Colorado
Bethre
Aed
R. W. L. White
Supreme ‘Keeper of Records and Seals
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Missachusetts
Missouri
New Jersei
New York
Ohie
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Texas
Contr Endowment
Liak How
James 1 Carnahan
Unigor
Aas
New. York
Michigan
New. Hampshire
Tennessee
Tornight
Supreme Temple of
Onder
Ma" Pitegeralt
California
Mechanics” Paviteon
Clarke
Detroit
Oonder
Knights of Khorarsat
Pythian Castle
Endowment report and a false Cincinnati marriage tale
A report shows endowment indebtedness cut from 5000 to 250000 with untested claims eliminated. A Mayme Shilling, said to marry Charles Walters in Cincinnati, denied plans and said she aimed to end a bothersome suitor, with Walters now in Denver and no wedding occurred.
Navy weighs fate of once famed Vesuvius cruiser
Washington reports the board of survey may be appointed to pass on ultimate disposal of the former dynamic center Vesuvius. The ship drew attention as a potential naval game changer, proved tired in the Spanish war, and now sits idle at Arlestown navy yard. It costs about 5,000 dollars a year to maintain when unused. Secretary Moot questions whether guns should be removed or if the craft could serve as a dispatch boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Naval
Dof
Board of Survey
Ony Fime
Arlestown Navy Yard
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Butte News
Colt’s
Smith & Wesson
Sportsmen's
Davis & Weimescary Co
Main Street
Butte, Mont
Sherman & Reed Livery and Undertaking
Main Springs
Jusive
Wwenir
West Park
Coriols
Owen
M. Kkoverts
Lee Mantle
A. E B. Spriggs
Silver Bow County
Spriggs
Heinze
Hall Bros
East
Gregson
Deer Lodge
Kowa
Alla
Rosa Borgetta
Jonnie Migto
Wye
Alt
Emanuel Tenaglia
Papa
Tess
Robert
Streeter
Kellogg
Maho
John
William
Vincentine
Julia Sullivan
Batens
T. O'Rile
Mary KE. Sullvan
Meer
Alfred Benjamin & Fancy Cassimeres
Mit
Tail
Hennessy
Montana
Sette
Pyphias
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