Action Grows Over Bank Deposit for Injunction Bonds
In federal court, St John J Cambers seeks 10000 from First National Bank of Butte. Funds deposited Feb 17 18% to indemnify Andrews and Davis for two years against liability on injunction bonds. Plaintiff claims bank refused payment after two years though no adjudicated liability exists. He seeks full 10000 plus 6 percent interest from Feb 17 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Cambers
L. S. Thresher
First National Bank of
Butte
Andrew J. Davis
George W. Andrewe
Cambers
District Court
William Lowry
Mr. Andrews
Mr. Davis
Supreme Court
Mr. Cambers
Mr. Levis
George W. Andrews
Rider Suffered Broken Nose in Mix Up
A rider had a broken nose and other injuries after a mix up. Mr. Wing says it will likely be six months before the rider can mount a wheel again.
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Wing
Infant Walter W Sehorth Died. Funeral Tomorrow
Walter W. Sehorth nine months old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Sehorth, died yesterday. The funeral will be held tomorrow at 10 a.m. from the family residence at 119 South Montana Street.
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Walter W
Willard Sehorth
South
Montana Street
Neighbors confront Sophie James over lodging house actions
Sophie James a known figure in police circles faces compulsory relocation after residents complain of her rear of Renshaw hall lodging house tied to Casino saloon disturbances. She is jailed on a disturbance charge with a judge hearing set and remains out on cash bond. Mike Culhane age 24 dies at his brother’s home on Ohio Street after a day of illness or incident.
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Sophie James
Vad
Sophie
Renshaw Hall
Wellington
James
Viccinity
Inquest Finds Unnatural Death of James Burns in Butte
James Burns died at Sisters' hospital from injuries believed to be caused by unknown assailants at Twin Bridges. Witnesses say Burns was driven from Twin Bridges after a night of drinking, suffering broken jawbones and head and chest injuries. Coroner's jury ruled death due to injuries from unknown persons. Burial scheduled today at Sherman's undertaking rooms.
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James Burns
Sisters’ Hospital
Sherman
Burns
Twn Bridges
Johnson
Twin Bridges
Butte
Unnl
Sheeran
Bertha Mackel
PD. C. Rogers
J. Freeman
P. H. Gallainger
Daniel Askins
James Page
W. T. Sherry
H. Sherman
Philadelphia Man Injured by Horse Near Virginia City
An examination at Murray and Freund's hospital after noon yesterday found Maynard T. Shelly of Philadelphia sustained injuries from a horse fall near Virginia City. Dr. Murray reports no bone fracture and expects rapid recovery.
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Murray & Freund's Hospital
Maynard T. Shelly
Philadelphia
Virginia City
Murray
Shelly
Letters From People Wanting to Know About Lost Wives and Husbands
A flood of letters to Mayor Davey and Chief Reynolds asks for help tracking missing spouses. One man from Kalispell seeks details on his wife and children, naming a man with a broken nose. A Bloomington woman asks about her husband known as Red, hinting infidelity. A Scranton father seeks information on his son John Ruly, missing near Butte. Other inquiries mention Charles Lauder of Portmouth Ohio and Harry Cushin of Victoria British Columbia.
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Davey
Reynolds
J. C. Janes
Kalispell
Janes
Switchmen’s Union
Butte
Red
Chief
Mauirine
Charles Lauder
Portsmouth
Ohio
Harry Cushin
Victoria
KB. C
Great Northern Ticket Office Sells Butte to Anaconda Route
Tickets for the Butte Anaconda and Pacific railway are on sale at the Great Northern ticket office 41 North Main Street for Anaconda and all stations between. Information on time cards and freight rates is available. Jesse Carpenter's five month old son died today. The funeral will be held tomorrow at 2 PM from the residence of Mrs. Dennis Doan 225 Mine Street.
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Jesse
Jesse Carpenter
Dennis Doan
Mine Street
Davo’s Medicing
San Francisco
Cal
Newton Bros
North Maint
Butte
Mout
Martin Dragompany
Moat
Death of Mike Culhane Miner at Parrot Mine
Michael Culhane, 24, a well known Parrot mine miner, died at Sisters' hospital after five days illness following appendicitis surgery. Born in Ontario, he leaves seven brothers and two sisters. Dan Culhane, a shift boss at the mine, is in Butte. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm from Dan Culhane's residence, 124 South Ohio Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Culhane
D. Cc. Culhane
South
Ohio Street
Michael Culhane
Parrot
Sisters’ Hospital
Mr. Culhane
Dan C. Culhane
Ontario
Dan
Butte
Dan Culhane
Ohio Avenue
Evening Star lodge picnic announced for Aug 28
Evening Star lodge No. 43 A O U W plans a picnic at Crystal Springs on Wednesday Aug 28. Carriages depart from Park and Main at 10 a m. round trip 50 cents. All invited for a good time.
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Evening Star Lodge No
Crystal Springs
Park and Main
Funeral for William Lynn to be held at 9 a.m.
The funeral for William Lynn will take place today at 9 a.m. from Sherman’s Undertaking Parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lynn
Sherman
Fall survivor at Poirrot mine hospital care improves
Mike Murphy of Centervile is in Bisters hospital after an 80 foot fall from the Poirrot mine. He suffered severe bruises but is believed to be out of danger and expected to remain hospitalized for a couple of months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Murphy
Centervile
Bisters
Murphy
Poirrot
Funeral for John Kimball Arranged at 2 P M
The funeral for John Kimball is set to be held at 2 p m from Sherman’s undertaking parlors. The notice notes the service will be conducted locally and invites friends to attend.
Great Falls Race Meeting Stakes Fully Subscribed
Manager Laurence announced last night that all stake entries for the Great Falls meeting are filled. Falls city events promise a strong program with liberal purses and many top horses from the Butte track set to contend. Canadian stables will send entrants and already- training horses are present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Laurence
Falls City
Butte Track
Canada
Hazel Nevin Dies at 11 Months in Alaska Street Home
Hazel Nevin aged 11 months, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nevin, died last night. The funeral is set for tomorrow Wednesday August 28 at 2 p.m. from the family home at 620 Alaska Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Nevin
Joseph Nevin
Alaska Street
Disoriented cyclist leaves hospital after collision
Frank Wing, once badly injured in a collision at the local saucer track, was discharged yesterday. He had remained in the hospital since the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wing
Educators In Session Hear Talks On Rural Schools
A meeting discussed marking papers and certifying candidates by a five member committee including the state superintendent. N W McConnell contrasted present educational methods with those of fifty years ago noting progress. Miss Martha Kearns spoke on Rural and Ungraded Schools and Mary A Melanchiin led discussion on Professional Training of Teachers. University of Montana President Craig delivered an timely address.
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N. W. McConnell
State Board of Education
Martha Kearns
Mary A. Melanchiin
W. B P. Harmon
Craig
University of Montana
Quarrel at Bull's Grave Leaves Two Stabbed
A dispute at Bull's grave yesterday left Apple and Smeltzer stabbed. Apple died this morning and Smeltzer is not expected to live.
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Bull
Apple
Smeltzer
Scientists In Session Elect Officers At Denver Convention
Nearly 20 AS S members gathered at Denver high school for the fifth annual convention. Prof. R. S. Woodward presided, announcing president-elect Prof. Charles S. Minot. New officers include vice presidents for sections A to I, permanent secretary D L Howard, general secretary William Halleck, and treasurer R S Woods.
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Denver
Colo
Association For the Advancement of Science
Denver High School
R. S. Woodward
Charless. Minot
James B. Orman
R. R. Wright, Jr
Minot
James McMahon
Cornell University
D. R. Brace
University of Nebraska
John Long
Northwestern University
H. S. Jacoby
R&r van Hise
University of Wisconsin
D. S. Jordan
Stanford University
R. T Galloway
United States Department of Agriculture
J. Walter Fewstes
Bureau of American Ethnology
John Hyde
D. L. Howard
William Halleck
Columbia University
D. T. McDougal
Minstrel Colonel J M Haverly Seriously Ill in Salt Lake
Salt Lake city report says Col. J M Haverly famed in minstrelsy is dangerously ill at St Mark's hospital with heart trouble. His wife was telegraphed for and is en route from New York. Haverly recently moved to Salt Lake and has since pursued mining after retiring from show business several years ago.
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Salt Lake
Utah
J. M. Haverly
St. Mark's Hospital
Haverly
New York
Farmer Ira Godfrey Dies From Carbolic Acid Poisoning
Bussey Iowa August 26 Ira Godfrey a 50 year old farmer died yesterday from carbolic acid poisoning The bottle broke in his pocket while he was drinking and the liquid mixed with the liquor authorities report no foul play suspected
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bussey
Iowa
Ira Godfrey
Pioneering Santa Fe Distillery Builder Dies at 86
Joseph Hersch aged 86 years died in Santa Fe New Mexico He arrived forty years ago and erected the first steam mill distillery west of the Mississippi River His death marks the end of a notable era in regional industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe, N. M
Joseph Hersch
Mississippi River
Newport Ocean avenue race halted by injunction
Judge Wilber granted a temporary injunction preventing the National Automobile association and others from holding automobile races on Ocean avenue Newport. A hearing for a permanent injunction is set for next Wednesday. W. K. Vanderbilt Jr. was a prime mover. the mile track near Newport was planned for the event.
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Providence
FR. L
Wilber
Supreme Court
National Automobile Association
Ocean Avenue
Newport
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Paris consul demands compensation after Quelpart riots
Dispatches from Seoul report the French consul in Seoul presenting demands for 5000 yen compensation to missionaries injured in Quelpart and the punishment of 50 rioters. Additional attempts to replace McClery Brown as director general of customs have failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yokohama
Seoul
McClery Brown
Customs
Northeastern Indemnity Files for Receiver in Lowell
The Northeastern Indemnity a fraternal beneficial insurer based in Lowell has applied to the insurance department for a receiver to take charge of its affairs. Incorporated on August 31 last year it plans to retire due to lack of interest in its matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Northeastern Indemnity
Lowell
Insurance Department
Reported Macon lynching turns out false
In Macon Georgia on August 26 a mob rumor claimed Henry Stuart a Black hackman was lynched for insulting a white woman. Authorities say the lynching did not occur and Stuart is alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Henry Stuart
Stuart
Michael and Taylor set for five mile motor paced series
James C. Kennedy announced a best two of three five mile motor paced races between Jimmy Michael and Major Taylor to be held at Madison Square Garden next Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jimmy Michael
Major Taylor
James C. Kennedy
Madison Square Garden
Loubet Details Franco Russian Alliance Visit Plans
Paris dispatch quotes President Loubet stating the Franco Russian alliance proved useful and that he led negotiations to invite the czar to France. He says the visit aimed to secure a review of the Baltic fleet and was prepared with Delcasse after secrecy. He notes the voyage to Paris is not on the current program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
the Patrie Today
Loubet
M. Loubet
Baltic
France
M. Delcasse
Seattle Recruits Deploy to Alaska Infantry
The second battalion of the 4th Infantry left San Francisco for Fort Snelling at dusk. Eighty seven recruits boarded to join Seattle forces and head to Alaska for the seventh infantry assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Mth Infantry
Fort Snelling
Minn
Seattle
Alaska
Seventh Infantry
Local Sensational in Seneca Falls Involves Geneva Men
A dispute in Seneca Falls on August 26 escalated as Justin Apple and George Smeltzer of Geneva along with James Colgen and Howard Rolfe of the village became involved in a confrontation. Investigators report no further details available at press time.
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Seneca Falls
N. Y
Justin Apple
George Smeltzer
Geneva
James Colgen
Howard Rolfe
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