Christmas Court Fines for Offenders After Holiday Drunkenness
Judge McGowan held three sessions to clear a backlog of cases from Christmas celebrations. Fines ranged up to $30 for drunkenness and resisting arrest, with 16 year olds Foley and Durham given suspended fines on parole. Dope fiends Sims Carter Trainor sentenced to 30 days. others faced smaller penalties for disturbances and vagrancy.
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McGowan
Tim Moran
East Park Street
Moran
McCarthy
Yorath
Fd Sims
Clarence Carter
Jack Trainor
Morrissey
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
Jack Leonard
Red Light
Pat McVey
Leonard
McVey
Bona King
East Mercury Street
Finlanders Draw Fines In Disturbance Case
John Thompson and John Maki were arraigned on a disturbance charge at the Thompson home on East Broadway. They and Thompson’s wife and two children were taken to the police station Sunday night after allegations the woman tried to kill her infant by crushing it. Judge McGowan fined both men $20 and ordered them jailed pending investigation.
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Charles Foley
Bill Durham
South Main Street
Harry Moran
James McCool
Arthur McConvill
Pat McCoy
Shields
North Main Street
John Thompson
John Maki
Thompson
East Broadway
Sunda
McGowan
Paul F Knight Adopted by His Grandmother
Virginia City dispatch reports Judge L L Callaway approving the adoption of Paul F Knight by Martha F Kenagy. The boy, son of Atlantis Co Knight, will keep his name and move to Norris homestead to gain title for his majority. Kenagy, the grandmother, will host the family with Frank Ball in town this winter.
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The
Standard
Virginia City
Butte
Anaconda
L. L. Callaway
Martha F. Kenagy
Paul F. Knight
Atlantis Co
Knight
Three Mile House
Husband sues for divorce over long history of abuse
Homer T. Townsend of Jefferson Valley files for divorce from Lulu Agnes Townsend in district court. He cites a 1907 Bozeman marriage and alleges repeated assaults from August 1908 to August 1909, including a half gallon fruit jar injury, a stove wood strike, a threat to kill, and a Spokane gun incident. No children.
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The
Standard
Virginia City
District Court
Homer T. Townsend
Jefferson Valley
Lulu Agnes Townsend
Bozeman
Plains
Spokane
Northern Bank of New York Suspended by State Bank Superintendent
The Northern bank of New York at 215 West One Hundred Twenty-fifth Street was taken into possession by Bank Superintendent Cheney. The Harlem and Bronx branches faced no surprise closure with deposits over 6 million dollars. The Hamilton bank’s panic era difficulties were noted, and irregular transactions were cited in the examination. At last published report on Nov 10 1910 the bank showed 700000 capital and 185965.11 in surplus with deposits of 6912582.62.
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New York
Northern Bank of
West One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street
Harlem
Bronx
Cheney
Northern Bank
Hamilton Bank
Open Bids on Missoula's New Federal Building
Bids for the Missoula federal building project were opened in Washington. Firms and bids include Olson & Johnson Missoula 182965 W H Maxwell Great Falls 160880 Montana Construction and Supply Missoula 196643 Campbell Building Salt Lake 168300 John G Ankerfer Minerva 183568 Conners Building Lowell 180400 General Electric Milwaukee 164999 Sound Construction Seattle 151411 King Lumber Charlottesville 162497 Interstate Construction Saginaw 161518 J H Wiese South Omaha 152590.
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Standard
Washington
Missoula
Treasury Department
Olson & Johnson
W. H. Maxwell
Great Falls
Montana Construction and Supply Company
Campbell Building Company
Salt Lake
John G. Ankerfer
Minerva
Ohio
Conners Building Company
Lowell
Mass
General Electric Company
Milwaukee
Wis
Sound Construction Company
Seattle
Wash
King Lumber Company
Charlottesville
Interstate Construction Company
Saginaw
Mich
J. H. Wiese
South Omaha
Neb
Mighty River Pageant Proposed to Mark Steamboat Centennial
New Orleans officials consider a river pageant to celebrate the 1811 12 voyage of Captain Roosevelt on the Ohio and Mississippi. The plan envisions a Pittsburgh start with local celebrations in intermediate cities, ending in New Orleans, linking a series of pageants along the route. Roosevelt’s great uncle built and navigated the first steamboat on the rivers.
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New Orleans
Martin Behrman
Louisiana Historical Society
Ohio
Mississippi
Roosevelt
Pittsburg
Theodore Roosevelt
Lost will of Duchess of Angouleme found in Paris
The lost will of the Duchess of Angouleme daughter of Louis XVI has reappeared and is published. It refutes the claims of Naunderoff Bourbons whose followers argued she recognized Naunderoff the so called Prince Jean de Bourbon as her brother, the dauphin.
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Paris
Four Trainmen Killed in Missouri Collision
A passenger train named the Red Hammer on the Griese and Alton line from Chicago to Kansas City hit a freight train near Farber, Missouri, early today. Four trainmen were killed when the passenger train struck the caboose after the freight failed to clear the track while moving onto a switch.
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St. Louis
Griese & Alton
Chicago
Kansas City
Farber
Fires Burn Upper Floors of Vandewater Street Building
Four firemen were injured by a falling cornice as a fire at 24-26 Vandewater Street, home to Munroe Publishing, burned the top three floors. Damage is estimated at 100,000 dollars and smoke disrupted trolley traffic near the Brooklyn Bridge. A separate blaze on West Fifty-seventh Street drove tenants outside. several people fainted but were rescued, while an elevator boy evacuated the building.
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New York
Vandewater Street
Munroe Publishing Company
Brooklyn Bridge
West Fifty-seventh Street
Extreme penalty for two kidnappers
Judge Fawcett in Brooklyn county court condemned Maria Rappa and Stanilao Paottenz to an indeterminate 25 to 49 year term for kidnapping. Rappa abducted and held Giuseppe Longo age 8 and Michael Rizzo age 7 from Brooklyn families amid a citywide kidnaping ring.
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New York
Fawcett
Brooklyn
Maria Rappa
Stanilao Paottenz
Giuseppe Longo
Michael Rizzo
Longo
Rizzo
Woman pleads guilty to causing death of child
Fort Wayne Indiana December 27 Mrs Rose Seidel Tressette wife of a prominent businessman pleaded guilty to manslaughter for running over and killing Irene Cox aged 9 on August 20 She was sentenced to 2 to 21 years with sentence suspended and paid Irene Coxs father John A Cox five thousand three hundred dollars Mrs Tressette is wealthy in her own right.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Rose Seidel Tressette
Irene Cox
Tressette
John A. Cox
Black Hand Bomb Tears Away Tenement Stairs
A "Black Hand" bomb exploded in the lower hall of an East One Hundred and Fortieth Street tenement in New York trapping about 200 Italian tenants. The blast tore the first floor stairway and shattered all windows as residents fled to fire escapes and the roof. Salvatore Cataloni, a lace maker on the ground floor, had recently received a demand for $10,000 under threat of death or destruction of his property.
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New York
East One Hundred
Fortieth Street
Salvatore Cataloni
Carroll backs Young for Senate in Iowa
Des Moines report states Gov. B F Carroll announced he would not seek the U S Senate seat in the next legislature. He said he would support Senator Lafayette Young for re election.
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Des Moines
B. F. Carroll
United States Senate
Lafayette Young
Lofty Ideas About Money and an Airplane Wish
A dialogue between a man and a woman reveals a wish for money rather than ownership of an airplane. He states the desire is for funds, not to buy the aircraft, while she questions the presumed purpose.
Armenians Arrest Warrants Issued Over Church Scams
Atlanta police issued warrants to arrest four Armenians accused of swindling churchgoers nationwide. They appeared at St Philip's Cathedral in Atlanta last Sunday posed with bogus credentials and collected several hundred dollars for an orphanage at Nineveh before disappearing after fraud charges were raised.
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Atlanta
St. Philip'sathedral
Nineveh
Nashville buys Knoxville World plant for new daily paper
Nashville interests have bought the Knoxville World plant and will move operations to Nashville to start a new daily. Governor Patterson was rumored as editor in chief but he denied the report and plans.
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Nashville, Tenn
Knoxville World
Nashville
Patterson
Hyde murder appeal reset for Supreme Court Jan 20
The appeal of Dr. B Clark Hyde condemned for the murder of Colonel Swope and sentenced to life imprisonment was reset for January 20. Attorneys asked the court to grant six hours for each side. Original date was January 3.
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Jefferson City
B. Clark Hyde
Colonel Swope
Supreme Court
Trading Dull On Stock Markets As Year Ends
Eastern markets remain dull with no expected improvement until after the new year. Copper and steel shares show little activity while a few buyers stay active on some issues. Analysts counsel a cautious stance, predicting further weakness into year end despite rumors of a late rise.
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Paine, Webber & Co
Boston
Superior & Pittsburg
North Butte
Boston Output of East Butte for November
East Butte produced 618 191 pounds in November with earnings of 26000 dollars. Closing quotations indicate market activity and pricing levels for the period.
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Boston
East Butte
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Standard Oil Company
American Tobacco Company
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Trenton
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St. Louis, Ill
Omaha
Utah
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Alex Scott
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