Butte News Stole His Friend's Wife and the Sheriff Comes
The case centers on Jacob Schwartz of Nekoosa Wisconsin and his friend Sitz. After Sitz took Schwartz's wife as revenge, Schwartz returns to Butte for work. Sheriff Vincent arrives with a warrant and requisition papers seeking Schwarz. Schwartz agrees to go without papers but reverses after meeting his attorney.
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Jacob Schwartz
Sherif Vincent
Grand Rapids
Wis
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Sitz
Sits
Tian Do
Nekoosa
Wik
Grand Rapits
Bila
Bite
Bitz
Rehwartz
Mrs. Bitz
Sue
Mrs. Sitz
Nekoova
Butte
Idaho Street
Atte
Schwarta
Behwarte
Nekooss
Wood County
Wisconsin
Behwartzs
Marke
Brees
Clancy
Beohwartz
Hittie
Lawyer counsels delay on requisition for Schwartz
Attorney Mackel says Schwartz should not hurry to join the sheriff in Helena to honor a governor’s requisition. The sheriff may go to the capital today unless Schwartz changes his mind. If Schwartz wishes to accompany the sheriff without opposing the requisition he could do so today.
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Helena
Smith
Schwartz
Mackel
Change in B A P Circulars Announces Corporate Reshuffle
Anaconda page reports changes at the B A and P railway reaching Butte. Mr A J McCabe resigns as general superintendent. the position is abolished and M Kinsley becomes trainmaster effective tomorrow. McCabe, praised by Vice President M B Dean, leaves the road with best wishes. his career includes roles at Northern Pacific and Great Northern and long service on the B A & P.
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Anaconda
Butte
A. J. McCabe
M. Kinsley
Dean
McCabe
The
Standard
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Jamestownee
Montana
Cascade
Por
Judge Sullivan's Busy Day in Court
Vat Harrington appeared through Jailer Boyle claiming heaviness to rise stairs as he faced Judge Sullivan and received a $5 fine equating to 3 days in jail for sobriety lapses. Paddy Keefe, supported by canes, pled guilty to disturbance saying he could not assault his wife due to rheumatic illness and received a $19 fine. Ed Turner described as a complete wreck of a young man.
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Paddy Keefe
Doug
Ed Turner
Guilty Plea in Malicious Mischief Case and Fines Reported
A man pleaded guilty to malicious mischief and admitted fault with a self incriminating statement. He received a $10 fine. Thomas Cunningham John Cully and Thomas White were each fined $10 for disturbance. Lofty Mahoney led a large group of drunks soliciting customary contributions of a dollar.
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Thomas Cunningham
John Cully
Thomas White
Lofty Mahoney
Tent saloon thrives at Columbia Gardens despite lack of license
A Dubuque gulch saloon keeper erected a tent on the east side of Columbia Gardens selling beer and intoxicants. Authorities learned he had no license and a complaint was filed with Justice Nichols. warrants issued for license breach and for malicious mischief after the tent fences were torn and the deputy sheriff was repulsed at gunpoint.
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Columbia Gardens
Wharton
Jack Flynn Arrested for Assault on Electric Railway Car
Jack Flynn, a reputed pugilist, was arrested yesterday for assaulting Frank Anderson, a MotorMan on the Booth Butte division car. Flynn allegedly refused fare, abused conductor William Hawkins, and struck Anderson after being set off the car, leaving Anderson unconscious before a second motorman finished the trip.
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Jack Flynn
Frank Anderson
Booth Butte
Electric Railway
Flynn
William Hawkins
Anderson
Unruly Session Sparks Debates Over Tariff Change
During an extra session member Jerry Simpson of Medicine Lodge Kansas led protests against shifting from the Wilden to the Dingley tariff schedule. He railed against colleagues while Thomas Reed called for order and Bailey and Hailey clashed over authority.
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Congress
Jerry Simpson
Medicine Lodge
Kan
Simpson
Thomas BK. Reed
Texas
Bailey
Hailey
Kansas
Union Miners Hold Their Picnic at Butte Gardens
A huge crowd of about 15 000 attended a Butte miners picnic with races, dances and contests awarding prizes. Winners included Mrs Rosena Pearce and Mrs T E Finnegan in ladies events, Bernard Hayes and John Donnelly in youth races, and Tim Han nisen Tim Mc Auliffe and others across a broad program. The Mill and Smeltermens union won the tug of war against the Miners union.
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Rosena Pearce
T.E. Finnegan
John Donnelly
Archie McPherson
Waltzer
Jeona Baker
Frank Keenan
Allie Dillon
Kate Murphy
Tim Hannisen
Tom Pope
John Henry
Tim McAuliffe
T. B. Henderson
Thomas Pope
T. B. Tuck
Joan Treviain
Mike Anglin
Newsboys
Lawrence Verdon
Dick Hyman
Vivian Thomas
Garfield Burton
Wilbur Aiken
Miss Seatons
Charles Nevins
Henry Northy
Butte Miners’ Union
Mill and Smeltermen’s Union
John McGinnes
Pat Girennan
Pat Mitchell
Paul Reiman
A. Alexander
Bert van Arnen
Peter Keane
FE. J. McGee
John Higgins
John Cullen
Miners’ Union
Chris Reichert
J. M. Glason
Allie Williams
KL. Klimonich
Pat Lannon
Griff
Pat Peeples
John McDonald
Dan Hannifin
William Clarey
Joe Benson
Ed Hughes
Sardens
Wharton
Death of Mrs. Valeria Gibson founder's widow dies in Great Falls
Special dispatch from Great Falls reports Mrs. Valeria Gibson, wife of Hon. Paris Gibson and founder’s widow, died at 3 30 this morning in Park hotel. A long illness and a recent shock hastened her end. She leaves husband Paris Gibson and two sons Theodore and Philip, with siblings Dr John Sweat and Mrs Jessie Ladd. Funeral set for tomorrow at 2 pm from the Gibson residence.
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Standard
Great Falls
Valeria Gibson
Paris Gibson
Park Hotel
Brownfield
Minneapolis
Great Fall
Theodore
Philip Gibson
John A. Sweat
Jeesie
Ladd
Sister Sold Anything Lately
Disconsolate artist reports most of his furniture has been sold while asking Arthur about recent sales in a terse exchange.
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Arthur
School of Mines Bonds Proceedings to Legalize Sale
City authorities outline proceedings required to legalize the sale of bonds for the School of Mines project. Officials specify steps, approvals, and timelines for finalizing bond issuance and related financial arrangements.
Attorney General Supports Joint Meeting on School of Mines Bonds
The attorney general finds law followed overall but calls for a joint meeting of the land commissioners and the school of mines trustees to correct minutes. The goal is to show agreement on bond form denomination interest rate and sale to the state treasurer for 120000.
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School of Mines
Collins
Nolan
State Board of Land Commissioners
Board of Land Commissioners
State Board
All Stars Defeat Bankers in Bowling Series on Heilbronner
Last night the All Stars beat the Bankers at Heilbroner alleys to win the silver cup. The three-inning match ended with All Stars 920 and 1028 in the back two rounds while the Bankers posted 967. Gaillack led the Bankers with a 205, drawing a large crowd of spectators.
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al Stars
Bankers
All Stars
Banks
Bankers Wn
Gaillack
The
Hankers
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