Butte Man Sues Over Note Paid Twice in 1896
Lee W. Foster sues John Noyes in district court claiming a January 1883 note for $1,000 plus interest was twice collected. MacCauley testified he paid the note and Noyes failed to credit payments. Foster seeks $1,192 plus interest from Jan 10, 1896 and $61.50 costs. W. M. Bickford represents Foster.
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Lee W. Foster
John Noyes
Jefferson MacCauley
Foster
Noyes
MacCauley
Department 1I
District Court
Mactauley
W. M. Bickford
No Quinine In Stock At Finien Drug Co
No quinine available and no adverse effects reported at J. T. Finien Drug Company. Customers are advised to check other drug stores for substitutes.
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J. T. Finien Drug Company
Rumor of Merger Circulates in Local Light Firms
Street talk claimed that the Butts Gas Light and Coke Co and the Butte Lighting and Power Co may consolidate into one organization. J H Leyson said he is not informed enough to confirm. Frertado noted stockholders have not advised him. Turner of the Electric Light Co. is in New York.
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Butts Gaslight and Coke Company
Butte Lighting and Powere Company
The
Standard
J. H. Leyson
Gas Company
Peesent
Frertado
Principe
Turner
Eletric Neht Company
New York
Crematory Report and Local Death Notice
The custodian Jerry Ryan reports November receipts of 1120 garbage loads 5S night soil and 71 loads slaughter house offal. Cremations include 23 horses 4 cows 11 dogs 1 hog and 6000 pounds of poultry. expenses total 196.40. Patrick Egan 70 formerly of Mt Hope N J died yesterday at 434 East Granite Street funeral tomorrow Friday Dec 6 at 9 am to Sacred Heart church high mass at 9 30.
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Jerry Ryan
Patrick Egan
Mt. Hope
N. J
East Granjte Street
Sacred Heart Church
Andrews Answers Heitfeld Letter Refuses to Disband
In Noise Idaho on December 4 Chairman D H Andrews of the populist state committee released a sharp reply to Senator Heitfeld. The letter rejects meeting to discuss disbanding the organization. Andrews says he has statewide populist support for his stance.
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Noise
Idaho
Dee
Andrews
Granite News Items Special Correspondence December 4
Miss Cereta Rodda of Rock Creek visits Granite this week. Mrs. James Robinson spends Thanksgiving with her Hull parents. Mrs. John Hill from Salmon City Idaho joins husband at work here. M Hay travels to San Bernardino for health. William Enderlein on business trip to Butte. Mrs. John Bowen and Rhutte children visit Callow family in Granite. George W. Walters leaves sapphire mines on Rough Creek for Philipsburg for winter. Mr. and Mrs. Caldwell of Pocatello visit son Owen. J F Ambler leaves for San Diego to join brother in business.
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Standard
Granite
Cereta Rodda
Rock Creek
James Robinson
Hull
John Hill
Salmon City
Idaho
M. Hay
San Bernardino
Cal
William Enderlein
Butte
John Bowen
Rhutte
Kansas and Oklahoma implement Dealers form anti crust leagues
The Kansas and Oklahoma implement Dealers association passed at its annual meeting a resolution to form non partisan anti crust leagues nationwide. Retail implement dealers will take the initiative on this project.
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Wichita
Kan
Kansas and Oklahoma Implement Dealers’ Association
United States
Siamese Minister Akaraj Arrives in New York aboard Oceanic
Phya Akaraj Oradhar, Siamese minister to the United States, arrived in New York today aboard the Oceanic. The arrival highlights ongoing diplomatic engagement between Siam and the United States as officials plan meetings.
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New York
Phyia Akaraj Oradhar
United States
Presbyterians Begin Creed Revision With Deep Divide
A 20 member committee begins drafting a 1000 word new creed in executive sessions. They plan about 20 paragraphs and will revisit the work in spring before the general assembly. The panel aims to print interim statements for further review and will confer with President Roosevelt tomorrow.
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Washington
Presbyterian Church
General Assembly
Revision Committee
Roosevelt
Odd Montana News Catchphrases and Tales
A jumble of humorous notes from Montana papers recounts a clever horse named Old Abe who waters himself by biting a tub faucet, plus lighthearted exchanges about collar buttons traded for papers. Short items mention a breach of promise misprint and a mule shoeing mishap, with local color from Chinook and Kalispell.
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Old Abe
Ed Allen
Yar
Rocky Mountain
Thunder Mountain district in Idaho draws attention
Dillon December reports a newly discovered Thunder Mountain mining area near Salmon City Idaho drawing interest. plans to extend the Bedrock and Salmon City stage line and potential rail and electric feeder expansion are discussed. tax delinquency figures and teacher certification updates are also noted along with local mining и cattle activity and county officials.
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Standard
Dillon
Thunder Mountain
Idaho
Salmon City
F. W. Volger
Bedrock
Cripple Creek
Colorado
Salmon Country
Oregon
Mackey
Salmon River
Mackay
John E. Dubois
Philadelphia
Bank Teller Withdraws Not Guilty Plea in Williamsburg Case
New York December 4 George Zollin Hoffer a Williamsburg Savings Bank teller withdrew his formal not guilty plea made last week and entered a plea.
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New York
Cgeorge Zollinhoffer
Williamsburg
Brooklyn Judge Hears Grand Larceny Guilty Plea
In Brooklyn today a defendant pleaded guilty to grand larceny in the second degree before Judge Aspinwall and was remanded for sentence the maximum five years. The confession by Zollnhoffer tied him to a Williamsburg Savings Bank robbery of over $60 000 with a co worker who died months ago. Races in New Orleans results noted with times and placements in multiple events.
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Aspinwall
Brooklyn
Zollinhoffer
Williamsburg
Bookmakers Hit Hard as Favorites Edge Win Odds
San Francisco dispatch reports only two favorites win at Oakland. Three other races go to well driven horses, leaving bookmakers with depleted bankrolls. Five races summary lists winners Mean der Greyfeld Rollick Josie G and more with times around 1:05 to 1:14.
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San Francisco
Oakland
seling—Meander
Budd Wade
Lillie Dale
Greyfeld
Imp
Royal Flush
Nellie Forrest
Rollick
Abba L
Algura
Josie G
B&t
Sever
Dr. Scharff
Crushed to Death on Seattle Cable Line
J A Bowles roadmaster for Seattle Electric was killed when crushed between the cable and the flywheel at the Madison street power house while he was talking to a man at the scene.
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Seattle
Wash
J. A. Bowles
Seattle Electric Company
Madison Street
Tragic Crane Accident Leaves Widow and Five Children
A worker died after his foot slipped under a centile and was drawn into a wheel, crushing him instantly. He leaves a widow and five children, including a four day old infant.
Banks Must Pay Tax on Capital and Surplus
Washington December 4 The internal revenue commissioner rules banks must report taxation on capital surplus and undivided profits and borrowed money used in banking. He states capital is taxable whether invested or borrowed and that surplus including undivided profits is taxable as capital. The decision emphasizes use of funds as the tax base, not the source of authority.
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Washington
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
United States
Treasury Refers Refund Instructions for Imported Duties
The Treasury issues guidance to collectors on refund procedures for duties paid on imports from the Phi ands. Officials aim to clarify eligibility and streamline the reimbursement process for affected shipments.
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Washington
Dee
Srecreta of the Treasury
Phi
Harvard Enrollment Rises Slightly This Year
Harvard University reports 6,158 students and staff enrolled this year, compared with 6,317 last year, reflecting a modest change across students teachers and administrative officers in Cambridge Massachusetts.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
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