Butte News Stole His Friend's Wife in a Wisconsin Case
Sheriff Vincent from Grand Rapids Wisconsin arrives in Butte with a requisition for Jacob Schwartz. Schwartz had eloped with Mrs Sitz from Nekoosa, sparking a Wisconsin habeas corpus bid. Schwartz resisted initial transport, prompting an authorization to proceed to Helena to seek Governor Smith's honor on the requisition. The case centers on a marital infidelity turned legal pursuit.
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Jacob Schwartz
Vincent
Grand Rapids
Wis
Sherif Vincent
Butte
Schwartz
Nekoosa
Witsin
Wes
Idaho
Sitz
Ette
Diaho Street
Miki
Poalune van the Houge
Tcho Street
Mra
Liz
Van
Litz
Wool County
Wisconsin
Artomeus Macke
Breen
Helena
Smith
Mackel
Ef Schwartz
Tae Sh
Change in the B A P A J McCabe Leaves with Best Wishes
Circulars in the Anaconda page announce A J McCabe resigns as general superintendent of the B A P and the post is abolished. M Kinsley to be trainer of the G A P with effect tomorrow. McCabe, raised in railroading and long experienced in Northern Pacific Great Northern and Pacific groups, leaves the road in good order with satisfied employees.
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W'Cabe
Anaconda
Butte
A. J. McCabe
M. Kinsley
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Ithern Pacific
Jamestown
N. C
Montana
Cascade
Nmo
BAL & PL
McCabe
Judge Sullivan’s Busy Day in Court
Judge Sullivan dealt with Pat Harrington a chronic drinker sentenced for two years with a fine reaching nine dollars and a jail term of 33 days to be added. Paddy Keefe appeared with two heavy canes pleading Guilty to disturbance after claiming rheumatism and hospital relief.
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Pat Harrington
Sullivan Y
Hoyle
Pat
Futare County
Paddy Keefe
Noted Guilty Plea And Fines In Local Disturbance Case
A man pleaded guilty to malicious mischief and admitted guilt on other counts in a disorderly conduct episode. He received a nominal fine. Thomas Cunningham John Cully and Thomas White were fined for disturbance. Lofty Mahoney led a large group of intoxicated individuals. each was asked for a $5 contribution.
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Thomas Cunningham
John Cully
Thomas White
Lofty Mahoney
Tent saloon denied license near Columbia Gardens
A Dub-Hin Gulch saloon keeper erected a tent east of the Columbia Gardens selling beer and liquor without a license. Wharton ordered fence stiles removed to stop liquor entry, but the tent stayed open. A warrant issued for license violation and for malicious mischief after the tent owner resisted service with a gun drawn.
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Columbia Gardens
Bor
Miners Picnic Feature Festive Sports at Butte Grounds
Union miners staged a large picnic with competitions across running, swimming, dancing and novelty races. Winners included Mrs Rosena Pearce in the Fat Women’s race and James La Duke in the Best Gentleman Waltzer, with about 15 000 attendees and extensive judging of events.
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Rosena Pearce
T. E Finnegan
John Dunnely
Archie McPherson
Cyrus Noble
James Strides
Mary Shields
Dan Ryan
James la Duke
Lena Baker
Frank Keenan
Allie Dillon
Kate Murphy
Tim Hanaisen
Tom Pope
John Henry
Tim McAuliffe
T. B. Henderson
Thomas Pope
T. E. Tuck
Joan Treviain
Mike Anglin
Newsboys
John Donnelly
Lawrence Verdon
Dick Wohan
Vivian Thomas
Garfield Burton
Wilbur Aiken
Waltzer
Ev Ning
Dia
Mics Seatons
Charles Nevins
Henry Northy
Butte Miners’ Union
Mill and Smeltermen’s Union
Mill and Smeltermen's Union
fgHows
John McGinnes
Pat Grennan
Pat Mitchell
Paul Reiman
A. Alexander
Bert van Arnen
Peter Keane
E. J. McGee
John Higgins
John Cullen
Miners’ Union
Chris
Bardens
Mintés
Pat Peeples
John McDonald
Dan Hannifin
William Clarey
Joe Benson
Ed Hughes
Wharton
Flynn Arrested After Assault on Motorman
Jack Flynn a local pugilist was arrested yesterday for assaulting Frank Anderson a motorman on the South Butte division of the electric railway. The incident began when Flynn allegedly refused to pay his fare and attacked Anderson after being helped off the car by conductor William Heekins. Anderson was knocked to the street and rendered unconscious before another motorman finished the trip.
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Asaulting
Sters
Jack Flynn
Frank Anderson
South Butte
The
Electric Railway
Flynn
William Heekins
Anderson
Unreasonable Request Cited In Congress Speech Clash
In an extra session, Jerry Simpson of Medicine Lodge Kansas vocally opposed tariff changes from the Wilson to the Dingley schedule, provoking a lively House exchange with Speaker Thomas B Reed. Bailey of Texas dissented, prompting Reed to urge decorum as Simpson pressed his point.
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Jerry Simpson
Congress
Medicine Lodge
Kan
Simpson
Texas
Bailey
Tully
Mer
Kansas
Lexus
Death of Mrs. Gibson Founder’s Wife in Great Falls
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Mrs Valeria Gibson wife of Paris Gibson founder of Great Falls died in her Park hotel rooms at 3:10 AM. She had been an invalid for over 50 years and strong shock last night hastened death. She was 41 or 42 years old born in Brownfield Maine married Paris Gibson at 16. The family moved to Minneapolis in 1858 and later to Great Falls after a period in the new city. Survived by husband Paris Gibson sons Theodore and Philip and sister Jessie S Ladd. Funeral from the Gibson residence at Fourth Avenue North and Fifth Street at 2 PM tomorrow.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
Valeria Gibson
Paris Gibson
Park Hotel
Brownfield
Minneapolis
Theodore
Philip Gibson
Great Falla
John A. Sweat
Jessie S. Ladd
Bonds and Minutes Corrected for School of Mines Sale
State funds for the School of Mines bonds amounting to 120000 require corrected minutes from a joint meeting of the land commissioners and the School of Mines trustees. Attorney General Nolan notes the need to show the joint meeting approved the bond form, denomination, coupon rate, and sale to the state treasurer, and to reflect disposition of the bonds.
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School of Mines
Collins
Nolan
Standard of Land Commissioners
Board of Land Commissioners
Eral
Beards
All Stars Win Silver Cup in Bowling Match
Last night the All Stars defeated the Bankers in a bowling series, earning the silver cup. The scoring showed Bankers 947 and All Stars 1428, with the All Stars taking two of the three innings as eager spectators looked on.
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Bankers
Welbronder
al Stars
All Stars
AY Star Bankers
All Ame Stars
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