Petition for Removal to Federal Court in MacGinniss Suit
Judge Clancy transferred the case of John MacGinniss v Amalgamated and Boston Montana to the United States court upon a petition by Amalgamated. The filing cites diverse citizenship and independent claims against Amalgamated, including alleged misappropriation of $6 million and an injunction against Amalgamated to control Boston Montana. A $2,000 bond with H R Bartlett and A J Davis as sureties accompanied the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clancy
United States Court
John MacGinniss
Amalgamated
Boston & Montana
A. J. Shores
Amalgamated Company
New Jersey
Edwins. Grew
A. 8. Bigelow
W. J
Boston & Montana Company
Montana
H. R. Bartlett
A. J. Davis
Salt Lake Excursion From Butte August 17
$15 Salt Lake and Return excursion departs Butte at 1 25 a m and 4 p m August 17. Tickets limited for return within 10 days. Reserve sleeping car berths at City ticket office 105 North Main street Butte Mont. H O Wilson General Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
City
North Main Street
Mont
H. O. Wilson
Nine Top Soloists Perform At Skelly Concert In Butte
In Butte the Skelly concert tonight features nine of the city's finest soloists showcasing varied genres and musical styles. Local audiences praised the performers for technical polish and engaging stage presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Quiet Day in the Police Court at City Jail
The city jail presents a spotless interior as Jailer Sel Levy runs a clean house. In court, John Kelly William Conley and John Jenkins were arraigned for drunkenness and fined five dollars each. Mrs Harkins and Charles Parsons faced trial for loud noises with Aug 20 set. Tom Burns was found guilty of vagrancy and jailed 30 days. Dr Quirk has returned and resumed practice at 217 North Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sel Levy
John Kelly
William Conley
John Jenkins
Charles Parsons
South
Wyoming Street
Tom Burns
James King Takes Over Copper King Saloon
James King assumes possession of the Copper King saloon and invites his friends to visit. The event marks a new chapter for the establishment with King welcoming patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James King
Copper King
Miner injured after 75 foot plunge at Minnie Healey mine
Dan Nugent of 30 East Granite street survived a nine floor fall while working between the sixth and seventh levels at Minnie Healey mine. The 22 year old was badly injured but alive when taken home. A surgeon warned he would be outdoors in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Nugent
East
Granite Street
Minnie Healey
Butte Family Held by Liverpool Health Officers Two Months
A Butte mother Mrs Anna Rule and her three children have been detained in Liverpool for nearly two months after steam ship officials refused sail over a harmless facial eruption described as ringworms on two of the children. The family appeals for release as funds run low and conditions worsen. The case was raised with the company's New York office yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Liverpool
England
Anna Rule
Black Hills
Steamship Company
Rule
New York
Col
James E. Callaway
George Callaway
Emma
Katie
Wonderland
Park
E. J. Trerise
B. H. Trerise
Helena
Episcopal Church Fund
Henry Brink
Robert Moehle
The
National Park
Finnigan Suffered Injuries In Wild Hack Run
George Finnigan of Lavelle company drove a hack that ran away near the Great Northern depot. One horse was killed, Finnigan suffered contusions but no broken bones, and the hack was badly damaged as the team dashed along California avenue and onto the trestle over Harrison street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Finnigan
Lavelle Company
Finnigan
Great Northern
California Avenue
Northern Pacific
Harrison Street
Saloon Sold at 58 West Park Street in Butte
To the public this certifies the sale of the saloon at 58 West Park street Butte to Henry Diedrichs from Charles Heckler. Diedrichs will assume all liabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Mont
West Park Street
Charles Heckler
Henry Diedrichs
Meagher Guards Rally at Armory for Sham Battle
Volunteers and guards gather at the armory at 6 PM for a staged clash at Columbia Gardens. Boers will mounting horses at the same hour per order. Erer ee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meagher Guards
Columbia Gardens
Butte Opera House Opens in Five Weeks With Two Galleries
The new Butte opera house should be ready for occupancy in five weeks and will feature two galleries and a seating capacity of 2 250. Officials say it would take 450 packed performances to match Centennial beer’s record of a million scenies a day.
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Butte
Centennial Beer
Dan Tewey's Southern Bakery Delights Harken to Mother
Biscuits white as snow and light as feathers evoke a nostalgic taste from Dan Tewey's Southern where traditional home baking mirrors a mother's recipe. Locals savor soft, tender treats that recall earlier days in a warm kitchen.
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Dan Tewey
Sham Boer Battle at Columbia Gardens Tonight
A mock clash at Columbia Gardens tonight at 7:30 features former Boer soldiers in town clashing with the Meagher guards. The event imitates the Spion Kop battle with mounted Boers fighting in Boer style but not shooting to kill, a morale boost for the guards and a display for spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Gardens
Meagher Guards
Spion Kop
Treasury Statement Shows State Cash and Gold Balances
Treasury release notes available cash balance of 174,308,523 dollars and gold holdings totaling 105,046,760 dollars as of today's balance statement. The figures reflect the treasury's liquidity and precious metal reserves.
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Washington
Aug. H
Treasury
Pan American Return Fare to Buffalo from Twin Cities
Price announces $20 round trip Minneapolis and St Paul to Buffalo New York via Soo Line and Great Lakes with possible inclusion of in transit expenses. Agents provide full particulars. Also noted are artists musicians performing at the Skelly concert tonight at the Presbyterian church.
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Minneapolis
St. Paul
Buffalo
N. Y
Soo Line
Great Lakes
Presbyterian Church
Uncertain Death and Sanity Cases Stir Virginia City
Virginia City reports complications after the death of Charles Flynn with questions of foul play amid autopsy and inquest delays. Miner Robert Bowman from Meadow Creek is declared insane and ordered to Warm Springs. News items include trips, deaths, and local events in Madison County with various officials and residents noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. S. Parent
H. Kruger
Meadow Creek
City
Robert B. Bowman
J. H. Levy
High Bluff Lode
Madison House
Bowman
M. B. McLean
Marshal Reif
Sheriff Hill
P. Carney
Kk. A. White
A. A. Fournier
Warm Springs
Charles Hill
Arthur Thomas lands brick work contract for A. O. U. W. lodge
Arthur Thomas moves to Dover street to begin building on his new property. He secured the brick work and plastering contract for the completion of the A. O. U. W. lodge room at the site. City Attorney 8S. V. Stewart is acting county attorney during M. M. Duncan’s National park excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. BB. Millard
Kennett
Kearsarge
Omaha
C. E. Damours
M. M. Duncan
Laws Duncan
Pony
National Park
Pauline Owings
Montgomery City
Bertha McIntire
Fulton
Wonderland
W. A. Clark
N. Shaler
Harvard University
P. C. Perrin
New York City
R. B. Turner
Butte
Madison
Madison County
Alder Gulch
Ruby Valley Railroad
Conroy Diggings
H. M. Goodman
Sheridan School Board
Bowman
George W. Barnes
George F. Hadgger
Norris
Board of Equalization
Thurgood
Dover Street
Arthur Thomas
Sheridan
V. Stewart
Fire at Helena dye works endangers several buildings
James Nelson, a Parisian dye works employee on Grand Avenue near the Helena hotel, was cleaning a hat with gasoline when a five gallon can exploded in a rear shed. The shed caught fire and rapidly threatened the Harvey block and the Helena hotel before firefighters arrived. the blaze was extinguished with only minor damage to the buildings.
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Standard
Helena
James Nelson
Grand Avenue
Helena Hotel
Nelson
Harvey Block
City destroys 130 cases of beer in raid aftermath
Topeka authorities publicly destroy 130 cases of beer seized from saloons during raids. The liquor had been stored in the city prison and faces court action as owners sought possession, but the chief of police ruled it a health menace and ordered its destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Board of Health
Death of Commander D. E. Wise in Yokohama
The navy department reports the death of Commander D. E. Wise at Yokohama after a short illness. He commanded the old Monocacy during the early clashes with the Taku forts in the China troubles.
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Washington
Navy Department
Yokohama
D. E. Wise
Wise
Taku
Divorce Granted Under Florida Insanity Ground
Miami August 14 Henry E Flagler the oil magnate aged 72 has secured a divorce under Florida's new law allowing insanity as ground. The case was heard in chambers by Judge Minor S Jones of the circuit court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Henry E. Flagler
Florida
Minor 8. Jones
Circuit Court
Flagler
Now Price Tie S5e Yard Sale Value Claim
A shopper touts a price claim for a device labeled S5e at one yard sale offering a dollar per yard value and asserts no better value exists elsewhere. The brief emphasizes perceived bargain.
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Butte News
Butte, Mont
MacGinniss
Amalgamated Company Transferred
Salt Lake
Levy
Quirk
North Main
Miner
Lycan Yellowstone Park Co
Alfred Lycan Co
Gardner, Mont
Pipestone Springs
Southern Hotel
H Butte
Treasury Statement
R. Goodrich
G. E. Park St
Charles Flynn
Virginia City
Upper
Ruby Valley
James McDeed
Frank A. Morgan
James M. Herndon
Flynn
Thomas Lowman
R. A. White
Lowman
Commander Wise
Heston Mining
London
San Francisco
Nevada
Eastern
Oregon
Valley Oregon
Mountain
San Joaquin Plains
Humboldt
Medocine
Osceola
Tamarac
Tee &A
Utah
Winona
Eenee Wolverines
Cor. Park and Main Sts., Butte
Holland & Lynch Grocers
North Main St
Atte, Mont
Vance
Gresory
Liquor Department
Lander Furniture and Carpet Company
Montana Electric CO
East Broadway
Tee
Montana Jockey Club
E. C. Laurence
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Butte, Trent
Buite
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