Butte News Weddings Postponed By Misunderstood Divorce
George Horton and Minnie Ruinders planned to wed but a Montana divorce misread left Minnie as a divorcee on the license. The clerk halted issuance after learning Minnie remained married to Pierce Kuinders. Ruinders seeks final decree. she cites a spartan, gun threatening split prior to filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ki. Horton
Minnie Ruinders
Montana
Horton
Minnie Greek
Whulinders
Kuinders
Pierce Kuinders
Spokane
Soo
Bordeaux perjury case ends as ineligible lawyers cause dismissal
The preliminary hearing for John R. Bordeaux on perjury charges ended when the case was dismissed. Prosecution aides Roote and Clark were deemed ineligible, suspected of private interests, leaving the state unprepared. Other witnesses in related hearings face possible dismissal and no press of further action. Gus Wineke was acquitted in a separate case of removing mortgaged goods.
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John R. Bordeaux
Clancy
Roote and Clark
Roote
Clark
Bordeaux
Charles Barnaman
W. M. Ross
L. A. Sisley
Ella F. Bordeaux
Gus Wineke
Wincke
Mild case of smallpox reported in Hamilton block
A resident in room 26 Hamilton block was diagnosed with mild varioloid yesterday and sought a pesthouse. The health office was fumigated after he was admitted. Also reported: scarlet fever at 205 West Granite St and diphtheria at 318 Park St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Penalta
Hamilton
West
Granite Street
Park Street
Pitiable case of morphine addiction ends in poorhouse
J G Cole once a printer was taken to the county poorhouse in a wretched state from erysipelas and multiple punctures from a morphine needle. He lived with a long-time morphine-using wife in a Ma honey alley cabin and last worked during the campaign. Jim Brown had provided support as the couple sank further into depravity. A separation occurred, and the wife faces admission to the poorhouse. The Thornton hotel plans a Sunday table d hote dinner start December 8. Funerals for Patrick Egan and William Hurley are slated for today at 2 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Cole
Mahoney Alley
Cole
Ecards
Jim Brown
Sinc
No Case Against Paver Defect In Slot Machine Charge
Judge Boyle in police court yesterday delivered an opinion on the Paver case. The defense argued the city ordinance omits nickel in the slot machines from its gambling prohibitions. The court held the ordinance does not specifically apply to those machines.
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Boyle
Paver
Wines
Roosevelt Collar Styles Through Presidential Eras
A chronological recap from the New York Sun tracks how presidential neckwear evolved from Lincoln to Roosevelt. It notes Grant’s bowknot beginnings, Johnson’s wide stand up collar, Hayes’s torn down points, Garfield’s square turn-down, Arthur’s high collar and scarf, Cleveland’s varied looks, Harrison’s simple turn-down, and McKinley’s stand-up ease, concluding Roosevelt’s collar as a distinct personal style.
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New York Sun
Roosevelt
Grant
Lincoln
Andrew Johnson
White House
Mr. Hayes
Garfield
Mr. Arthur
Cleveland
Harrison
McKinley
John Q. Adams
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Capes
Thornton Hotel
Patrick Egan
East
William Uurley
Sherman
J. T. Finlen Drug Company
R Roosevelt
London
Compiegne
Russia
Case, Gravelle & Irvin Co
Owsley Block
Butle, Montana
Navy
Royal
Castor
Red
Eastor Qualit
Mach
Ramona
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