All Legal Trouble Dismissed In Butte Chinaman Case
Legal entries show four suits named Jung Soy Hum Hon ching Yue and Ten Toy against Hum Yen were dismissed as settled on merits. Court notes indicate a separate civil action by Max Petrich for 373 dollars, loaned on a promise to pay. Judge Donlan's court also concluded a damage suit against the street car company, with non-suit granted for motorman Pinney and others, while the company faced denial of liability. Judge McClernan warned attorneys to be ready or risk dismissal of jury panels and vacating trial settings.
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Butte
Jung Soy
Hum
Hon
Ching Yue
Ten Toy
Hum Yen
O. Bauer
Salt Aga Max. Petrich
Donlan
Frank Sardlett
A. J. Pinney
Mike Sullivan
J. R. Wharton
Witesses
Roletti
McClernan
Moyer Kills Two Deer One Shot From His Rifle
Jack Moyer, longtime prospector near White Tall park east of Butte, recounts a hunting tale claiming he killed two deer with a single shot from his rifle after tracking them for hours, asserting he would stake his word on the account. The piece also notes the American Veterinary convention proceedings with Thomas T. Kimball elected first vice president, Burton L. Fenner elected secretary, and J. J. Mauran named treasurer.
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Moyer
Jack Moyer
White Tall Park
Butte
Ween Stursis
Thomas T._Kimball
Omaha
Burton L. Fenner
New York
J. J. Mauran
St Loui
Big Art Exhibit at Woman's Club Open Next Thursday
Butte High School Principal Bruce Mirkin and Miss Boyle announce a student led art show at the Woman's Club building Thursday through Saturday. The exhibit promises world class works printed as photographs, including a copy of the Mona Lisa, loaned by Klaon Art Exhibit Co. Admission is 10 cents for children and 1 cent for adults, with proceeds aiding grade schools.
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Roth
Bruce Mirkin
Butte High School
Miss Boyle
Woman's Club
Butte
Mona Lise
Louvre
Klaon Art Exhibit Company
Jay Miller
Sargent
Whistler
Landseer Ahe
Milikin
Inness
Klumpke
Beautiful Souvenirs Free In City Jewelry Sale Ad
A city advertisement touts free beautiful souvenirs and cheap jewelry. It claims lower costs than jewelers, promises value for money, and offers cleaning watches for $1 and mainsprings $1 with a one year guarantee from Mayer at 21 West Park.
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Mayer
West Park
Welsh Church Concert Tonight With Debating Society
A concert at the Welsh church tonight is hosted by the Welsh and English Debating Society. Thomas Jonen chairs the evening featuring song, soloists Edna Miller and Mildred Jones, readings on poetry, a quartet competition, an impromptu debate, and an audience question session. Judges include Prof. Evan Rolands for music and Griff Williams for poetry.
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English Debating Society
Thomas Jonen
Edna Miller
Lillian Pierce
W. Williams
Mildred Jones
Helen McCourt
Kathryn Stoddard
Mary Williams
Evan Rolands
Griff Williams
Tom B. Jones
South Side Concert Proves A Big Success
The concert at Bennett's hall on Harrison avenue, hosted by the South Side Methodist Episcopal church board of stewards, drew a strong turnout. Rev. R. E. Early spoke to open, followed by Stevens Glee Club performances and solos by I Halverson Garnet Fisher and All Olds. Lillian Pearce Percy Wills Vivian Fisher L Staples and L Merri field contributed musical numbers.
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Bennett's Hall
Harrison Avenue
South Side
Christian Church Ladies Bazaar and Dinner Near Christmas
The Ladies of Shortridge Memorial Church announce a bazaar and supper next Thursday afternoon. A noon and evening meal will be served, with lunch available after 11 o clock. The bazaar will feature fancy work suitable for gifts for every family member.
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Butte
Ladies of
Shortridge
Indictment Charged Telegraph Operator in NYC
New York telegraph operator H L Linder and two unnamed associates were indicted on charges of violating Section 662 of the penal law by divulging contents of an Associated Press telegraphic message. Three indictments were handed up. Linder, arrested Nov 27, involved in a forged message printed by a New York newspaper purporting to describe the destruction of a mythical Russian battleship.
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New York
H. L. Linder
New York Globe
Linder
New York News
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Archipects
White House
Russell-Miller Company
Dakota's Nest
Idaho
Reese
T. J. McCarthy
Ind
Ladies’ Home Journal
Haydn Millinery
West
Granite Street
Hechtman’ S
Reliable Store
North Main
AM School
IN Woman's Club
Christian Church
W. J. Rufener
Seagal
Otto West
Saxony
Shetland
Zephyr the
Pompadour
Barney & Berry
Navy
Air
Fleet
Europe
Cial
Nes
Connell
Greater Toys
Greater Toyland
Colgate
Mennen
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