City Hall plumbing bill debated at building committee
At a City Hall meeting the building committee examined the plumbing extras for William Lindsley and heard inspectors defend the charges as typical costs. Aldermen pressed for probes into wages and graft claims while agreeing to a $226 plumbing extras bill and to a joint review with contractor Hikes on patching work.
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City Hall
William Lindsley
Campbell
Gleeson
Quarles
Glee- Son
Kroger
McHugh
City Hrail
Howard Hikes
Lane
McHuga
O. K
Messrs Lane
Judge orders Sullivan to show cause for contempt
Judge Harney cited Francis John Sullivan to appear in court tomorrow at 10 o clock and show cause why he should not be punished for contempt for failing to pay his mother 10 dollars weekly as ordered on November 16. Great Northern ticket office at 41 North Main Street sells rail tickets to Anaconda and all stations between with time card and freight rates info available.
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Harney
Francis John Sullivan
Count Boni de Castellane Appeals Banking Judgment
Paris December 3 The court of appeals began hearing Count Boni de Castellane’s appeal against a 2 000 000 franc judgment in favor of Charles Wertheimer over bills drawn by the count and held by M Duvillier The defense argues Duvillier acted for Wertheimer and had no direct interest The court adjourned without a decision
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Paris
Count Boni de Castellane
Court of Appeals
Tribunal of Commerce
Cuvillier
Count de Castellane
Charles Wertheimer
M. Duvillier
Duvillier
Charlies Wertheimer
Cincinnati Shoemakers Post Declaring Independence from Labor
Twenty leading Cincinnati shoe manufacturers announce tomorrow in their factories a declaration of independence from labor organizations. They pledge free shops and protection for workers under the new arrangement. The move could trigger a strike affecting over 3000 employees.
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Cincinnati
Tom Cat Dispute Highlights Courtroom Dramas
A small claims scene unfolds as John Miemi tries to capture a tom cat belonging to Mrs. Emma Kruger. Miemi’s attempt leads to arrest and a court verdict pending Judge Boyle’s morning ruling. Meanwhile Miss Skelly’s concert features soloists Horace Winchell Fritz Butler and Charles Sully in Butte.
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John Miemi
Warren Avenue
Emma Kruger
Miemi
United States
Miami
Horace Winchell
Fritz Butler
Charles Sully
Butte
Davis Money 13 Divided Two Hundred Thousand Dollars
A court order directs the distribution of two hundred thousand dollars among beneficiaries. The ruling specifies 13 shares to be allocated to named claimants as part of the settlement.
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Davis Money
Heirs Battle Over Davis Estate Decree and Shares
Judge Harney signed a decree distributing $100000 of $130000 and 100 First National bank shares valued at 1000 each to heirs under the will compromise. Objections contended liens and the paragraph giving Calvin P Davis and Elizabeth Bowdoin shares to no one but themselves. Attorneys fees were set for Toole Wallace and others.
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Co. PL
Drennan
Harriet S. Holton
Calvin P. Davis
Elizabeth S. Bowdoin
Mrs. Bowdoin
Mr. Drennan
W. A. Clark
Bowdoin
George W. Davis
Harney
Toole & Wallace
J. K. Toole
T. C. Bach
Eugene T. Wilson
McConnell & Clayberg
G. W. Stapleton
Good Officer Perr Found Guilty in Assault Case
Judge Boyle presided as John Perr was convicted of assaulting Lilly Adams after testimony by Annie De Scott and two officers Laughlin and Henderson who disputed who was the “good officer.” Perr paid a $10 fine. Other cases included Mary ODonnell’s assault charge dismissed and Steve O'Donnell found guilty. additional fines were levied for opium joint involvement and a noisy disturbance.
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John Perr
Lilly Adams
Judge
Perr
Laughlin
Henderson
Annie
Mary O'Donnell
Steve O'Donnell
Boyle
William Andrews
O Donnell
Andrews
South
Wyoming
Babe Dean
Ruth Holmes
Panay
Jake Ketcham
Who Owns Aluminum Street Dispute Heard in Court
An injunction action by the city against W. H. Patterson and Lucy M. Story to stop fencing in Aluminum street between Washington and Montana streets was heard by Judge Harney. The case centers on the street width at layout, with maps introduced as evidence while testimony concluded for the day. Street & Boxer insurance men have taken rooms in the Kenwood building at 63 West Broadway.
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W. H. Patterson
Lucy M. Story
Aluminum
Washington
Montana
Street
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Acme
Wsac
Thelma
Maine
Ned
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Judge Harney
TALE
MATS
Tests
Change Attorneys
Grand Avenue Addition
Poplar Universal
Steel Range
Lander Furniture and Carpet CO
East Broadway
Butte, Mont
Metz
Butte & Arizona Copper CO
E. Broadway
Annie de Scott
Bluecoats
Dodd
Cor. Park and Slain Sts
Holland & Lynch Grocers
North Main St
Utie
Mont
Electric Light Flour Liquor Department
Hight & Fairfield
Manienre
South Main ST
Harnes
Como
Enda Lyall
Baall
Gilbert Parker
Cardigan
Robert W. Chanters
The
Cavalier
George W. Cable
Captain Ravenshaw
Robert Nelson Stephens
Foma Gordyeeff
Maxim Gorkey
Montana Book Company
N. Main St
W.H. Klein
Scott's
East Park Street
Sutton’s
Dee
Eugenie Blair and Company
the Beautiful Society
Peg Woffington
Sutton’s New
Royal Italian Band
Giuseppe Creatore
Mme
Joanna Barill
Ida B. Beintzen
Aale
Sutton
Butte. Mont
Joe W. Spears
Irish Pawn Brokers
Mazte
Lana
Positively & Company 2
People— 2
Lodge of Elks
Sutton’s New Grand
Guiseppe Creatore
Janna Barili
Ida B. Henitzen
Lydia E
Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
A. Augerdre
Newbre Drug Co
DR. Chung
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