Verdict for Divorce In 1897 Bordeaux Case
Jury returns a nine to three verdict for John Rh. Bordeaux in a two week trial against Ella F. Bordeaux with co respondent Lyman A. Sissy. Court records reveal alleged intimate relations in 1896 1897 and findings of no cruelty or desertion. Judge Mc Hatton and jurors poll confirm the verdict and findings. Felker seeks new trial over juror threats and affidavit disputes. Silas F. King sues to recover 2000 tons of ore worth 6000 with 500 damages from Sheriff Furey and Montana Ore Purchasing Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rh. Bordeaux
Ella F. Bordeaux
Lyman A. Sissy
Mr. Bordeaux
Sissy
Weyerhorst
Bordeaux
McHatton
Peter Breen
Thresher
John W. Cotter
J. J. McHatton
Clancy
A. BE. Drigge
L. Felker
C. J. Cutler
Cutler
Felker
Silas F. King
District Court
Furey
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
Mountain Chief
King
Winchester ammo and camp gear advertised for sale
Our Ammunition Was made for us by the Winchester Repeating Arms o. last June and every case has the date stamped on it. Powder must be fresh to give the best results. Camp Biteves, large and ema), Dutch ovens and utensils of all kinds. We have everything you want in this line and our prices are right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Repeating Arms
Parker
L. C. Smith
Ithaca
Marlin Repeating
Savage
Swift Specific Company
Atlanta
Gn Gravelle & Ervin CO
Standard
French Tans Tablets for women remedy advertised
Ladies seek relief for irregular menses and tension while considering a remedy called French Tans Tablets. Manufactured by A Augendre in Paris France, sold in Butte Montana by D M twbre Drug Co as sole agents at $2 per box mailed securely.
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Augendre
Aris
France
D M Twbre Drug Co
Butte
Robbery Suspect Blume Behind Bars in Rochester
Rochester furniture store owner identifies Blume as one of three men seen in the act of robbing a safe on West Park Street. Blume is jailed on earlier charges after detectives arrested multiple suspects at a downtown lodging house. A formal complaint against Blume to be filed today.
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Rochester
West Park Street
Blume
Htall
Boxing for Exercise in Salt Lake City Forming Club
Boxing for exercise is pushing to organize a Salt Lake boxing club. Promoter Sam Clark targets fighters including Butte names while The Salt Lake Herald notes planned bouts featuring Black Heart vs Jim Francis and Bonar Wilt vs Jack Christy, with Wade and Wid Barle also slated.
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Salt Lake
Sam Clark
West
Northwest
Mar
Clark
Butte
The
Salt Lake Herald
Black Heart
Jim Francis
Bonar Wilt
Jack Christy
Jack Wade
Wid’Barle
Suspect Dennis Sullivan Held for Sanity Exam
Dennis Sullivan was taken into custody by police last evening and moved from the Florence hotel to the county jail for a sanity examination today. He has previously been detained by county authorities for his erratic conduct but was released after prior holds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Sullivan
Florence
Sullivan
Sam Silverman Returns From Prince of Wales Island Prospect
Sam Silverman arrived home from Prince of Wales Island after studying his group of acquired mining properties. He is pleased with the outlook and ready to advance the proposition following careful investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Silverman
Prince of Wales Island
Mr. Silverman
Butte Briefs Report Local Arrivals Births and Wedding
Bruce Noon of Gold Creek remains in Butte as do W Elber and his wife of Anaconda who were in the city yesterday. Pat Meaney and A W Lee of Helena arrived yesterday. A son was born to the wife of Joseph Harvey at 307 West Copper. A daughter born to the wife of Frank Sconfiente of Noble Street Meaderville. A son born to the wife of William Harr ryman Wing Avenue Meaderville. A W Martin of Helena is in the city while Ira Mayors of Great Falls is a Finlen guest. Mrs John Hilldebrand and her son depart for Baker City Ore to join Mr Hilldebrand in mining. Harry M Edwards filed for bankruptcy showing liabilities 1314.20 and assets 86. Margaret Ingles returns to Newberg Ore from vacation with Moore family in Butte area. Richard H Duncan and Mary Williams wed at 600 West Broadway with Emily F Duneton as bridesmaid. Evan Williams was groomsman. The couple's plans include a Boulder trip and then making their home in Butte.
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W. Elber
Anaconda
Pat Meaney
A. W. Lee
Helena
Joseph Harvey
West Copper
Frank Sconfiente
Noble Street
Meaderville
A. W. Martin
Ira Mayors
Great Falls
Finlen
John Hilldebrand
Baker City
Ore
Hilldebrand
Harry M. Edwards
United States
Margaret Ingles
W. C. ‘Moore
Shields Avenue
Newberg
West Broadway
Richard H. Dun
Cyclonic Storm Roars Through Centralia Wrecking Church
A cyclonic windstorm and cloudburst last night caused thousands of dollars in damage in Centralia. The colored Baptist church was wrecked and peach orchards were destroyed. Telephone and electric service were disrupted.
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Centralia
Colored Baptist Church
Destructive Storm Damages Trees and Homes Across City
A severe storm caused hundreds of fallen trees and widespread damage to residences. Power and light systems were seriously damaged as one inch and a quarter of rain drenched the area, leaving streets blocked and utilities disrupted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trical
S.ny
Sultan Hamid Delays Straining Franco Turkish Talks
Paris reports Abdul Hamid persists in delaying tactics unsettling Franco Turkish relations. France demands payment of three long overdue French claims worth several million francs and M Constans warns of leaving Constantinople if settlement fails.
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Paris
Sultan Abdul Hamid
France
Quays
M. Constans
Constantinople
Walthour Smashes Indoor Pace Records In Race
Bobby Walthour of Atlanta defeats Johnny Nelson of Chicago in a motor paced indoor race. He breaks all previous records from 1 to 15 miles with a dominant performance and leads each mile as the distance advances. Nelson suffers pace losses and a motor failure during the event.
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New York
Bobby Walthour
Atlanta
Johnny Nelson
Chicago
Walthour
Rebels Threaten Bocas del Toro Town in Colombia
Aug 26 report from Colon notes rebels threaten Bocas del Toro as U S gunboat Machias anchors in Colon harbor. Liberal revolutionary movement gains support nationwide, government weakened by loss of Lapopa with crew safe. Communications and transport suffer across the isthmus amid government unease. Decree of July 18 signals possible forced loan from foreigners amid financial crisis.
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Colon
Colombia
Bocas del Toro
United States
Machias
Liberal Revolutionary Movement
Lapopa
Atlantic
Pacific
Alban
Ranger reaches Acapulco after voyage to Panama
The gun boat Ranger arrived at Acapulco from San Diego on August 17 and will coal before continuing toward its destination. No word had arrived by today from the Machias, which is due at Colon.
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Washington
Ranger
San Diego
Cal
Panama
Acapulco
Colon
Canal Dover clash as striker crowd ejects waiter
In Canal Dover Ohio a train halted at the sheet mills and a colored waiter from Pittsburg was removed. Strikers surrounded him demanding his business while the mayor and police tried to disperse the group. The mayor denies striking a striker. The colored man was sent from town and the mayor called on the sheriff for protection of mill property and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canal
Dover
Ohio
Pittsburg
Erie board chief declines comment on absorption rumors
New York Aug 26 J B Thomas chairman of the Erie board of directors declined to talk today about a report from Indianapolis that the Erie might absorb the Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton and the Indiana Decatur and Western roads. Rumors of the absorption have circulated for some time and Erie stocks have been in strong demand on the stock exchange.
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New York
J. B. Thomas
Erie Board of Directors
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Hamilton & Dayton
Indiana, Decatur & Western
Erie
Stock Exchange
Chicago Probes De Facto Bureau Scandals Opens
In Chicago the city council chamber hosts an official probe into defective bureau scandals. Defendants Lieut Peter Joyce Policeman J J Tracy and Detective John Cramer are accused of collecting a 35 dollar Illinois expense allowance for services not rendered. Witnesses include Chief O Neill Lieut John McSweeney Detective John Gallagher and William M Luthardt.
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Chicago
Peter Joyce
J. J. Tracy
John Cramer
State of Illinois
O'Neil
John McSweeney
John Gallagher
William M. Luthardt
Train Strikes Horse Killing Engineer in Barnesville
A special Baltimore & Ohio train carrying Pennsylvania Knights Templars struck a horse on Barnesville hill. Engineer Milo Francis of Zanesville was killed and Fireman Walter Boston of Newark was fatally injured. Passengers escaped with minor bruises.
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Barnesville
Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio
Pennsylvania Knights Templars
Louisville
Barnesville Hill
Milo Francis
Zanesville
Walter Boston
Newark
The Keen Railway Contractor and the Missing Bolt
In Tit-Bits a famed railway contractor spots a stray bolt by the line and questions the crew about wasteful bolts. A workman reveals he had been hunting the missing bolt since morning, wasting the boss’s money. The contractor departs without praise or penalties, leaving economy unsettled.
Parasites Cause All Hair Troubles
A Hamburg professor identifies dandruff as caused by parasitic germs and notes ordinary hair treatments fail to kill the dandruff parasite. Newbro's Herpicide is claimed to destroy the dandruff parasite and also leave hair glossy and soft as silk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Charity Hospital
Hamburg
Germany
Newbro
Beautifying Capitol Grounds Plans Outlined
The Capitol Building Commission received O C Simmons plans for grounds layout by the Chicago landscape gardener. His design features a wide approach drive, a circular fountain plaza, rose hedge boundaries, and massed shrubs with 5000 rose bushes. He suggests widening streets Montana and Roberts and narrowing the pavement. the commission meets September 10 to review.
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Helena
Capitol Building Commission
O. C. Simmons
Chicago
Simmons
Sixth Avenue
Montana Avenue
Roberts Street
Lockey
Capitol Commission
Gusher Runs Wild Near Beaumont Texas Aug 26
Two men die trying to shut off a colossal oil gusher in the Hogge Swayne tract. The Texas field faces dire risk as the blowout spews oil across the prairie while fire risk looms. James Smith died attempting to stop the gusher, John McDaniels died while trying to save him. The well is owned by the Palestine Beaumont Oil Company.
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Beaumont
Texas
James Smith
John McDaniels
Smith
Wild Gueher
Hogge-Swayne Syndicate
Palestine-Beaumont of Company
Will Be Lynched In Fort Smith Lynching Threat
Fort Smith Arkansas August 26 A negro named Louis Smith arrested and jailed here charged with assault on a week old girl daughter of a railroad employee a mob gathered near the jail tonight seeking lynching A messenger was sent to obtain sledge hammers to break down jail doors and officers are passive with no strong effort anticipated to thwart the mob
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Smith
Ark
Louis Smith
Canadian Pacific to seek £2,500,000 bond issue
At the annual meeting on October 2 the Canadian Pacific will submit a resolution authorizing bonds totaling 2.5 million pounds for the acquisition of steam vessels.
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Montreal
The
Canadian Pacific
Seashore fad of sun tattooed college designs spreads
The Philadelphia Record reports a new beach fad where sun exposed skin bears white adhesive tattoos of college designs. One girl showed U Penn with a heart on her arm, others copied the idea. some even tattooed a neck design. The method uses adhesive plaster cutouts placed on skin while tanning.
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Philadelphia
Atlantic City
University of Pennsylvania
U. P
Arms the initials of their very best young men
A fragment mentions arming the initials of their best young men with a sentimental design and accompanying them, indicating a commemorative or ceremonial gesture.
Pricey pills and a deadly seed teach medical markets
A Kansas City druggist notes some drugs fetch high prices with examples. He cites pseudo p y s t i g m i n e seeds from India Brazil and parts of Africa once used in trials that could prove fatal. He mentions the seed’s preparation aiding heart disease treatment and other costly medicines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Kansas City Journal
India
Brazil
South Africa
The Priceless Musk Deer Secret Drives High Prices
The article notes costliness of musk, selling for about 50 dollars an ounce and 600 dollars a pound at present. Musk comes from the musk deer, one follicle per animal, making an ounce equal to one animal. Demand for scent fuels rising prices as the deer vanishes.
Witty Yonkers exchange on cooking and indigestion
A brief Yonkers Statesman dialogue features Bacon asking about his wife's cooking and Egbert reply. The quip notes the wife’s improvement and humorously suggests indigestion once required a doctor but now needs only a home remedy.
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Yonkers Statesman
Egbert
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Sporting Goods
Davis & Weimescary Co
Main Street
Butte, Mont
Rochester Furniture Store
Boxing
Salt Lake City
Mormonde
Belusane
Sem Silverman
Butte Briefs
Bruce Noon
Gold Creek
William H. Berryman
Wing Avenue
Illinois
Sultan
Capitol
Commission
Gusher
Texas Prairies
Case, Gravelle & Ervin CO
Montana
Western Medical Dispensary
Broadway
Barre, Mowr
Blood Aid
Ellis Paint Co
East Quartz St
Carder Bros
Owsley
Carl Engel
Mont
Silver Bow Foundry and Machine Company
M. A. Rk. Crossing
County Road
South Butte
P.O
DR. Chung
Galena St
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