Defense on Motion for Non Suit in Butte Case
In Butte the defense urged for a non-suit in the Pennsylvanian ground dispute involving Boston & Montana and Montana Ore Purchasing. Judge Chatrey overruled the motion after lengthy argument, allowing defendants to begin testimony while plaintiffs wrapped up expert testimony.
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Noarie Cio
Boston & Montana Company
Montana
Johnny Vorbis
Cour
Fongth
Chatey
Moniler
Albert Frank
Haston & Monlant
Penney
Vania
Johnstowp- Raris
Bronk
Blake
Willig
William Birk
Aly
Porbis
Vaise
Pennsylvania
Caha
Lwa Velus
Weather and street scene mix with December duties
The city faces a chilly December with snow flurries and a heavy pattern of street repairs. Officials order sidewalk work, collectors, clerks, and merchants gear up for the holiday season as postmasters and city workers assume new duties. An elephant sighting near the southern city corner shocks residents, prompting veterinary visits and stability concerns as daily operations continue.
Sterling novel ties and wares at Mayer's Little Prices
Helf winding pocket Indian head back mark and garder buckles appear among Sterling Novelty items. Includes a magnificent raised figure sterling handle nail and a pocket combo. Advertisement notes cigarette case, walnut chatelaine, and a miro packet from West Park. Mentions mail/post office and a sales pitch offering diamond or watch deals lower elsewhere. urges best value for money on a plane or an organ with store on 19 Main Street, Butte.
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West Park
A. Itklis
Ourten Uros
Zlalm Street
Butte
Wages Cut Across New England Textile Mills
The wages of thousands of New England textile operatives were reduced by about 10 percent, affecting roughly 64,000 workers this fall. New Bedford will see further cuts next week, with Massachusetts and Rhode Island mills employing 7,000 more. The pay reductions hit cotton mills in Foote, with about 29,000 operatives affected, and lift losses to about $20,000 weekly. In Whatcom, a freight engine on the Northern coast line was derailed by a landslide, injuring no one seriously but delaying service. In New York, a creditor petition led to Townsend-Downey Shipbuilding Co being placed in receivership. assets amount to $4.5 million. Repairs for stoves and furnaces advertised at 123 E Park.
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Harus
Johnstown
Pennsylvania
Supreme Corre
Forbis
Dlama
Unite Few
Denny
Boston
Marc
Foote Tela
Flecut
Massachusetts
Whatcom
Wark
Nev
Seattle
Fts
New York
Townsend - Downey Shipbuilding Company
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United States Credit Vorum
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de Wee
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Biew
Nuit
Rome
Dre Ely
Mornion
Tie Harn
Iida
J. Newton Mexander
Hadison
Alexander
Anil Wieceitter
Shane
Elephonvon
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Flustlbe
Biavleh
Raehi
Sumitaned
Sterling
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Hennessy
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U.S
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Oyllaren’s Overcoats
Oxford
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Ishls
Vox Shipe
Cinori
Childver
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E. Park
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Ale Yard
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