Teddy the bull gunned down at gardens amid controversy
Teddy, the famed elephant? Actually a bull named Teddy, oldest at the gardens, was shot after a brutal stand at the gardens. Dozens of shots left him mortally wounded, the processions of keepers skinned him, and his head was planned for display in the street railway office. Teddy had drawn public attention during Roosevelt and Taft era politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy
Sulomusic Laeger
R. Wharton
Street Railway
J. R. Wharton
Henty's Lake
Monida
Roosevelt
Butte
Taft
Thuy
Pardens
Maccabean Festival Declared a Great Success
The Maccabean festival at Temple Binal Israel Sunday afternoon drew many parents. Children trained by Rabbi Montague Cohen performed under Abel Engel and Croft Hall. A play and musical pieces entertained, with gifts and refreshments for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Binal Israel
Montaigue
S.A. Cohen
Abel L. Engel
Croft
ELC. Hall
Reversl Chhildren
Maurice Simon
Stebekat Simon
Mama
Freda Tincus
Rebekat Simon
Hemself
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Henry Jonas
Sant Schott
Rosalie Cohen
Jug Joes
M. Gans
Snow cases up again and fines in court
The snow cases dominated the morning session as Jam es Nowe real estate dealer faced a fine of ten dollars for failing to clear his walk. Charley Steele was similarly found guilty and appealed. Crowley handled a disturbance charge with mixed evidence, while Jerry Mullins claimed innocence. Marry Evins, a young woman, received a suspended sentence for vagrancy. Ruane Conwlon and Ah Lee appeared on related charges, and several young people were arrested for disorderly conduct during the episode. The scene highlighted the era’s weather and social tensions as maple mahogany cabinets were displayed in the shop windows afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ra Jlee
James. Nowe
Wis
Steenth
Hoth
Rowe
Charley Steele
Tim Crawly
Jerry Mullins
Crowley
Marry Evins
Ruane Conwlon
Ah Lee
Chinamary
Montinielloux Minti Company Meeting Notice Claimed
The placeholder text appears to report a meeting notice for the Montinielloux Minti company with references to WH De, TM W. Brandway, and a secretary, plus a sale promotion offering free souvenirs with purchases during a closing out sale. The legible segments describe a bond, transfers, and other business to be transacted at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alenkholterat Menting
Montinielloux Minti
Bieloek Om
TM W. Brandway
Plaintiff seeks $9000 in plasterer fall suit in Montana
Edward H. Greves sues Montana Construction Co and Shackleton claiming a scaffold failed, his back broke, and permanent disability after a fall on a Shackleton building while he was employed as a plasterer in Norris on December 7. He was 42 at the time. Other suits include Jeannetty Vaxcon seeking $600 from Montana Amusement Co over a political contest scheme involving her daughter and manager W. O H. Hecht, decree of distribution in Henry Albertson estate, appraisal of Bert E. Siderfin estate at $17,218, renunciation by Buna P. McMillan of any devise, and Nallie Cassidy settling a claim against Anaconda Co for $1,400. The ad also promotes a large line of music cabinets at Brownfield-Canty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H. Greves
Montana Construction Company
Juhp
Shackleton
Jeannetty Vaxcon
Montana Amusement Company
Laulee
W. O H. Hecht
Meekt
Henry Albertson
Dagmar Albertson
Henrietta
Henry Kendall
Marcellus
Merbert E. Siderfin
Buna P. McMillan
Archie A. McMillan
Nallie Cassidy
Henry Cassidy
Anaconda Company
Bert Hawley Named Deputy Commissioner of Insurance
State Auditor and Insurance Commissioner Metiny appointed Bert J Mawley of Butte as deputy commissioner of insurance. Hawley, a 14 year veteran timekeeper for Boston and Montana at Butte, receives the position amid a report from Bozeman on forestry cooperation to protect Bozeman water sheds and ensure a year round supply and sanitary conditions pending city council review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Life Standard
Viclena
Metiny
Bert J. Mawley
Butte
Hawley
Boston & Montana Company
Bozeman
D. T. Conkling
Gallatin Forest Reserve
Ayoft
Five Admit ted To Bar In Montana
Five applicants who passed the Montana semi annual bar exam before the supreme court were admitted to practice law in Montana. Other papers are still being marked and results will be announced soon. Admitted today were W. H. Gong, Don A. Wansen, J. R. Wine of Helena, R. Justin Miller of Missoula, and Lindahl G. Johnson of Kalispell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Suprema Court
Alinitts
Montana
Aon
Supreme Court
WW. H. Gong
Don A. Wansen
J. R Wine
R. Justin Miller
Msoula
Lindahl G. Johnson
Ulaimilton
Unrest in nation as university leader proposes remedies
Jacob Gould Lehurman of Coruen University spoke at a pool forum addressing conditions and remedies amid unprecedented public unrest. He championed the initiative and referendum concept as a path to improvement, outlining hopes for change through citizen-led reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kew Rovhelie
N.Y
Dee
Jacob Gould Lehurman
Coruen University
Fragments Hint at May Subscriptions and Promised Christmas Gift
A garbled notice hints at May timing and a one year payment of one dollar. It mentions a promise tied to a Christmas gift and a names like Collark, with unclear details about who will receive or fulfill the offer.
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Steinway
Weber
Stock
Stuyvesant
Howard Music Co
North Main Street
Keiser
ERG
Ardens
Big
Picture Concern Issued
Norrison
West
Brownfield-Canty
Away
Clerke’s
North Main
Awitelica
Pompadaura
Curls
Alylor
Anastarada
Hate Wnrk
Toupeer
Smith’s
Thyekae Pontwylvania Wlock
Hutte
Fairmount Creamery Company
Bert Hawley
Rangers
Gland Watershed
France
Ting
Bach Alpore
Plaza Waaight
Neil Hebria
Mose Linz—Lends
Barney & Berry
A. C. M. Hardware House
Sie
Wenal Low
D. Bowtans
Winslow
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