Colusa Parrot Sought Patent Use Damages
A request seeks heavy damages over the use of a patent named Colusa Parrot. The filing asks for substantial monetary relief and cites alleged infringement.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1907
Page
9
Patent dispute over magnetic separator seeks $230000 damages
John Kirschweng sues Colusa Parrot Mining and Smelting in U S court at Butte claiming infringement of his 1901 magnetic separator patent. He alleges insanity and wrongful detention by company officers to block his rights and cites saved profits of about $69 000 annually. The suit details alleged assignments of patent rights and claims they were obtained under duress with insufficient consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kirschweng
H. L. Maury
8. T. Hogewell
John Templeman
Equity
United States
Butte
Colusa-Parrot Mining and Smelting Company
Warm Springs
Kirschweng
Colusa Company
District Court
Second Judicial District
State of
Montana
County
Silver Bow
Illinois
Trial reaches crucial stage in Pettibone case
Judge Wood announced there is insufficient corroboration of Orchard’s testimony to convict Pettibone of the Steunenberg murder. He said corroboration is needed to prove a conspiracy and invited argument on whether the state has supplied it or whether Pettibone’s link to the conspiracy is proven. A ruling on the motion for acquittal will come Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pettibone
Wood
Orchard
Steunenberg
Steunenbers
Haywood
Overtures for Peace Between Big Unions
Denver December 24 Max Morris vice president of the American Federation and George Kelly president of the state federation met Western Federation officers in this city and presented a formal invitation from President Gompers to affiliate with the American Federation No definite action was taken but the meeting showed friendly feeling between the unions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
American Federation of Labor
Western Federation of Miners
Max Morris
American Federation
George Hally
State Federation
Western Federation
Gompers
Train Blown From Track Injuring Several People
A northbound Colorado and Southern train 25 derailment near Marshall ten miles south of Boulder left Denver at 10 am. Six people were seriously hurt including J. A. Garrett who died at 8 pm. Others listed include Fred Kelly Robert Sharp M. C. Lesser Jackson M. Greiner Charles Chiles. Strong northern wind toppled structures and damaged property including a Daniels & Fisher window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado and Southern Railroad
Marshall
Boulder
J. A. Garrett
Justice of the Peace
Long Mountain
Colo
Fred Kelly
Fort Collins
Robert Sharp
M. C. Lesser
Jackson M. Greiner
Charles Chiles
Baggageman
Garrett
Colorado
Daniels & Fisher Department
Resignation of Navigation Bureau Chief Brownson Accepted
President Roosevelt accepted Rear Admiral Willard H. Brownson’s resignation as chief of the Bureau of Navigation with immediate effect. Captain Cameron McR Winslow named to succeed him. Reasons remain undisclosed amid competing theories about policy disagreements and Senate confirmation legality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Willard H. Brownson
Bureau of Navigation
Cameron McR
Winslow
Brownson
Metcalf
White House
Navigation Bureau
Loeb
Navy
Senate
Judge Advocate’s Department of the Navy
Pardons life prisoner for Christmas release under pledge
John Caddick, a Deer Lodge life prisoner, was pardoned by Governor Toole on condition of abstaining from alcohol. Convicted of murder in 1895 after a deadly quarrel at a Deer Lodge dance, he must sign a pledge to forever avoid intoxicants before leaving the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
John Caddick
Deer Lodge
Governor Toole
Caddick
Theodore Brantly
Governor Tool
Witness for defendant in Powers Goebel case described
Georgetown Ky December 24 James Howard chief defense witness in the Caleb Powers trial testified he was in the public room of the Board of Trade hotel in Frankfort when Goebel was shot He said a man named Robinson brought news of the shooting and he and others rushed to the door He denied knowing Taylor Youtsey or Goebel and said he surrendered after indictment He claimed he never was in the statehouse square or saw Governor Taylor that morning and noted he later visited Capitol square He and Youtsey were jailed together and Youtsey spoke of Goe bels guilt and innocence statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
James Howard
Caleb Powers
Goebel
Board of Trade
Frankfort
Robinson
Howard
Capital
Taylor
Youtsey
Statehouse Square
Executive Building
Capitol Square
Arthur Goebel
Kentucky
May Bring End to Telephone Strike in Mountain States
Alexander Fairgrieve, head of the Montana Federation of Labor, sent an agreement to Bell Telephone General Manager Murray aiming to end the strike across Montana Idaho Wyoming and Utah. The federation concedes one point and agrees to the terms Murray proposed, not insisting on dismissing the injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
Alexander Fairgrieve
Montana Federation of Labor
Murray
Bell Telephone Company
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
Utah
Bell Company
American Battle Fleet Hosts Stars and Socials in Port of Spain
The first day ashore for 2000 sailors and 190 officers in Port of Spain featured a garden party with Sir Henry Moore Jackson and Rear Admiral Evans. The city held decorations and events as the fleet enjoyed shore leave, with torpedo boat flotilla delays due to mechanical issues aboard Lawrence and For tuna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port of Spain
Henry Moore Jackson
Trinidad
Evans
Para
Lawrence
Whipple
Fortuna
Verdict of Guilty Against Viborg Duma Members
In St Petersburg the trial of 169 former duma members who signed the Viborg manifesto opens before the court of appeals. They face high treason charges for urging popular representation and an imperial parliament and for calls to refuse taxes or military service. A guilty verdict is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Duma
Russia
Court of Appeals
Windy Boulder Faces Fire Threat Amid Strong Gusts
Boulder Colorado reports 24 hours of 30 to 60 mph winds with six fire alarms. A forest fire roars two miles up Boulder Canyon threatening the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder
Colo
Boulder Canyon
Czar Edict Signals Future Constitution For China
A long manifesto from the throne in Peking promises a constitutional path but fixes no date. It notes progress with a government council and provincial assemblies, which are yet absent, and calls for a constitutional commission to regulate political societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Government Council
Tsu Cheng Yuan
Boards of Interior and Justice
First Lynchings Mark Oklahoma's Early Statehood
In Henrietta Oklahoma a mob hanged James Garden a Black man after he shot and killed Albert Bates a white liveryman who refused to rent a rig Garden claimed racism Bates had discriminated against him Garden fired then returned with a pistol and killed Bates Citizens mobbed the jail forcing the release and hanging Garden to a telegraph pole in the town center in the first lynching recorded in the new state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Okla
James Garden
Henrietta
Here
Garden
Albert Bates
Bates
Six Butte Men Ten Show Cause
Six Butte men appear in court after being cited on ten counts. The cases relate to alleged actions tied to Bell Telephone employees. Authorities file actions seeking resolution and potential penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BUTTE
Police Officers Inaction Questioned In Butte Protest
An affidavit filed in Helena December 1964 describes bell company workers in Butte being dragged to the Miners Union hall amid mob interference. Witnesses say a police officer urged compliance while threats of blacklisting and force were made against striking workers and their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Union Hall
Woodmancy
Bell Company
United States
Mass of mine victims found at Littsburg collapse
Rescuers at Jacobs Creek Pennsylvania report a great mass of bodies located in the Darr mine after an explosion last Thursday. By dec 24 they had 49 bodies brought to surface, with many more seen in entries 77 28 and 29 as night crews resumed work hoping to identify and remove them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacobs Creek
Darr
Littsburg Coal Company
Ten Mills Resume Work at Shenango Tin Plant
Ten of the Shenango tin company’s 30 pot mills in Newcastle Pennsylvania will resume operations on January 6. Ten more mills will follow soon after and full plant operation is expected to be back to full force by late January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Shenango Tin
Bitter Root Irrigation Canal Abandoned by Company
The Bitter Root District Irrigation Company's project in Bitter Root valley will be abandoned. Receiver Wolgemah in Hamilton reports investors and Chicago officers consent, assets to be liquidated to repay debts as refinancing funds prove unavailable. Inventory and canal survey underway to prepare for property sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bitter Root
Standard
Hamilton
Wolgemah
Bitter Root District Irrigation Company
Chicago
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Walter H. Briggs
Briggs
Jacques Belasco
Bell
Belasco
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