Wife and property decree in Lowry divorce action
Judge Dorian granted Millie Lowry a decree with alimony of 100 dollars a month, 15 dollars stock share, half interest in four mining claims in Jefferson county, and no defense from James E. Lowry. They married in Logan Utah on February 10 1897. The text also lists multiple other divorce filings including Mary Yukich versus King and Amanda Rioux versus Joseph Rioux with various claims and allegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Tg
James E. Lowry
Millie Lowry
Dorian
Jefferon County
Logan
Utah
Mary Yukich
Amanda Rioux
Joseph Rioux
Fall Rive Mass
Grace Penrose
John B. Penrose
Butte
Lewis Horner
Margaret Horner
Carbondale
Aes
Company pays claim after case win in district court
A settlement update shows Anaconda company paid $2000 to Mary Maronin for her husband August MaRonin who died in a tramway accident. The jury verdict had favored the widow previously, and appellate courts affirmed the lower ruling before a final United States court suit was halted. The company chose to bypass technical appeals and settle to support the widow and her children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
George Haldorn
Donlan
Mary Maronin
Anaconda Company
August Maronin
Supreme Court
United Sta Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
Haldorn
Horoscope Forecasts for Worldwide Leaders and Lovers
The stars predict a year of extreme events with political strain and social unrest including labor clashes and strikes. Mars Saturn alignments warn public figures to tread carefully while personal affairs may see hopeful weddings and lasting partnerships despite broader anxieties.
Hartwell and Harris Stand Trial for Robbery
John J. Hartwell and George Martis face trial in Judge Donlan's court for an Aug 17 robbery yielding $196 and a gold watch. Prosecutors Melaner and Fitzpatrick lead, with McCaffery and Tyler defending. A courtroom dispute over deputy proximity to defendants precedes testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Hartwell
George Martis
Boulevard
Donlan
Department of Court
Hartwell
St. Louis
William Recksick
Melaner and Fitzpatrick
Joseph J. M Catefery
Guy ‘Tyler
McCaffery
Henderson
Wyman
Hartwell Lnter
Harris
Juror questions reveal biases in trial jury selection
Prospective jurors faced queries on bias against haldup men and views of penal institutions while some admitted limited prejudices. Six jurors were excused, three by the state and six by the defense, as Alfred C. Taylor and others were seated. Prosecutor Metzner opened by outlining the Aug 17 incident in which Recksick was robbed and struck, Harris identified by the victim, with Hartwell as the pursuer, and alibi defenses to be tested. a first witness described the robbery and identified Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melztor
Vv McCaffery
Alfred C. Taylor
Henry Perlinck
R W. King
James MacGinn
J.L. Thomas
W. E. Mcallister
Ralph
John Balkovetz
Thomas Lee
F. J. Spencer
Antone A. Platt
Wilam Willman
Metzner
Recksick
Utah Avenue
Harris
Hartwel Reekstck
Roumer
McCaffery
Willam Reckstck
Ro Hery
Tom
Hartwell
Jury 15 Discharged After Hartwell Harris Trial Slows
In Judge Donlan's court the jury for Hartwell and Harris on a robbery charge was selected and discharged for good. Many cases remained unsettled as county attorneys sought trials but defense requests paused them. A new jury is expected by year end. The discharged jury earned acquittals for most defendants, while one Spaniard was convicted. A clerk was sued in a separate matter involving Raymond W. Kachell and Esther Kachell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartwell
Harris
Donlan
Department of Court
Tein
Questionable listing of county officials in Silver Bow and cabinet names
A fragmentary query lists Silver Bow county officers such as clerk and recorder David Kehoe treasurer John J Harrington auditor Rocco Campana sheriff and others, plus a cabinet of state officers headed by Secretary of State Robert Lansing and Treasury W G McAdoo. It asks what county Greason Springs is in and mentions a meeting Friday night with election of officers and a sale of final expense jewelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow
Barney McGrade
Gil Stromme
Otto Simonson
David Kehoe
John J. ‘Harrington
Cestor
P. &. Sullivan
Rocco Campana
Schiool Tutla Shea
Canning
C Son
Chai
John J. Foi
Aeneas Lane
Tareingt
F. Ke Lane
Agriculture
David F. Houston
Commerce
W. C. Teffeld
Tabor
W. B. Wilson
Greason Springs
A. Sliver Bow
Sale of stamped envelopes by Butte post office unit
The November activity of the subagency at the Butte post office reported a total revenue from stamped envelope sales. The item indicates monthly postal business and fiscal reception, highlighting the scale of mail logistics in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Untitled fragment on sale of stamper envelopes and wrappers
A fragment notes a revenue figure from a sale totaling 3430.62 with 500 stamper envelopes and 4,500 newspaper wrappers, allocated to various state offices.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alexander
Campbel
van Camp
The
American Vineyard Co
New York
Ane
Laitana
Cota
Lutey
America
Sectiontier
Erlddie
Equest
Erie
Corn Products Rett ‘Company
New York, N.Y
Cole’s
A. C.M. Hardware House
Quartz
Lowry
SPE
James R. Spencer
Phil C. Goodwin
Spencer & Goodwin
J. C. Spencer
Mr. Goodwin
Mars
Venus
Mexico
Uranus
Saturn
United ‘States
Sun
Germany
McClure News- Paper Syndicate
Kerrcssy
Raymond W. Kachell
Powell County
Esther Kachell
Harmony
J.C. Freeman
Tress
Mayer
West Park
Rnce
Simly
Calumet Baking Powder CO
Chicago
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