Butte Te News Disbarment Case Set
A disbarment case in Butte is set to resume January 13 with Judge McCternan issuing written notices for service. Notices indicate a 10 oclock morning start and nearly two weeks remaining for interested parties to receive notification. The lengthy hearings, halted by witness absences and a city shift to Alaska, will continue as Stivers returns and Valle remains in Denver, with hundreds of pages of testimony to review before a decision next year.
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McCternan
Quinn
Stivers
Alaska
Butte
Valle
Counsey
Des
Denver
Centendal
Tere
Cisco
Jesper Portlan
Bad Boys Return to Missoula Home From Runaway
Ruben Mortongen and Late Stern fled from Missoula to Batty then to Halle with $150. At Northern Paeble depot police confirmed they were Missoula cousins, not brothers. Parents were contacted, boys to be held until guardians arrive.
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Ruben Mortongen
Stern
Missoula
Batty
Morton Fen
Fuller
Bridey Wright
White
Halle
Sul
Jou
Hentia
Wanted By Symona Dry Goods Cympathy
An item lists a ticket bearing number 78,907 and references Washington Der 2 and a person who served in the Union Army, including major in the ixth Infantry, colonel, brigadier general in the Spanish War, and retirement in 192 at his own request. It mentions stock from Atkin and a stock sale warning.
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Symona Dry Goods Cympathy
Washington
Der
Drewa
U. Boa
Red Age
West Point
Galneteers
Attorney Seeks Supreme Court Review in Murder Case
The defense for James Mart, the murderer sentenced to death, prepares a petition for a new hearing at the Supreme Court alleging errors in trial instructions. Morrin, lead attorney, will file today or tomorrow, arguing grounds for relief and awaiting the district court’s receipt of remittitur. Mart remains on death row, health and spirits reported as good, with hope of escape from gallows.
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James Marth
Supreme Court
Thomas A. Morri
Morrin
Tts
Coi
Dlatid
Ify
Ie Su
Gallina
Anniversary of Modern Woodmen of America Chartered
The Modern Woodmen of America will celebrate the 21st anniversary of its organization on the evening of January 5 at the Auditorium. Silver Row will guide the event with a high order program and an installation of officers. Grand ball to follow with officers Baldwin Wellinster and others to attend. committee plans expect 600 members in attendance and a formal reception.
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Amierton
Quanury
Edwin OL Tank
W. Wellinster
Willa
Worth
Bunker
Wright
Clarence Ny
Daviddon
I. 1
Winchester
Wilorth
My Millatier
Dedication Speech Planned for Jewish Synagogue Event
At a regiar meeting of the Miferlat Agee group yesterday a dedication was planned. Rev Tuttwee was present and an invitation from the Jewish synagogue to send a minister to deliver a short address at a ceremonial exercise on February 22 was accepted. Arrangements were made for weekly services on Sunday afternoons.
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Regiar
Buslners
Tuitbh Weiss
Kabh
Herviers
Macedonian Invasion Threat Report Amid Turkish Tensions
Plainly worded dispatch notes 160 Macedonian revolutionists led by 50 Bulgarin officers prepared to invade Turkish territory. Authorities urged strict vigilance and rumors suggested a second reserve callout. Separate mention recalls Catherine Re- Vex, longtime pastry cook at Danville hotel when Lincoln visited, who died suddenly at age Mi yenes.
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Fatunten
Turkey
Wee. A
Sropelex Wrt
Anay
Lincoln
Danville
Catherine Re- Vex
Abraham Lincoln Ainyon
Mi Yenes
Appeal for Mercy Denied by Chancellor
New York dispatch reports the chancellor denies mercy for a group of Frank Fant Dugan 21k men accused of aiding strikers and disrupting work. The ruling, upholding law, orders restitution and emphasizes the imperative to avoid discomfort for workers and employers alike. The case moves through appellate, pardon, and chancery processes with emphasis on compliance and legal duty.
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New York
Frame
Wugan
Thory
Court of Appeala
Uist Drinl
Court of Pardona
Chancery’ Court
Seattle Jewish Club Appeals to President
The Seattle Jewish Club of Seattle Wash appeals to the President urging intercession for Jews in danger of massacre. The telegram, signed by Henry Multride and M Summerfield, asks Roosevelt to aid Seattle Jewish citizens and prevent violence threatening Klehdiet aun and others.
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Seattle Jewish Club
Seatle
Wash
Dev. S
Themany Club
Aerttto
Vity
Fia
Roosevelt
Hearst
New York
Gay
Henry Multride
Washesington
Svitsintiu
Vewleh
Seattle
Richinef
M. Summerfield
Chiteinun
Cone Milter
Affected New York Notice on Financial Claims After President's Death
A Dec 28 notice from New York discusses the Mechanics National bank's position after the death of President Garth. It notes that no funds are steered financially from the estate and that holders of stock or notes are unsettled. The text mentions a creditor relation and a sum ranging from 100,000 to 124,000 dollars in dispute or claim.
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New York
National Hawt Restarate
Ore
Garth
Tyhe Oair
Geraune
Alleged Perjurers on Trial in Michigan Court
Alleged perjury case unfolds as Senators Michels and McKnight face sbornation charges in Lansing. Witness Arthur Stowe testifies about bribery attempts and a prosecutor’s adjournment to Wednesday. Defense seeks a three month continuance as courtroom friction grows.
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Michels
McKnight
Lah K- Salanary
Arthur Stowe
Stowey
Ettorney
Uwen
Unclear OCR: Eastern attack and market withdrawals noted
Fragmentary OCR text mentions eastern attackeer terms and a withdrawal from Weld qt Hurchashus agents. References to Omaha Kansas City Chicago markets and a Great sport at Holland street skating rink. Details are garbled and names unclear.
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Nena
Ime
Omaha
Kansan City
Chicago
Holland Street Skaling Rink
AdmMasion Ie
Hail, Mentetensen and Prisoner Incident Report
The dispatch notes a series of incidents in Cleveland involving Hail Mentetensen and a 12 person group linked to Lake Arie. Reports describe a harbor confrontation, brain injury, and the transfer of a subject to a hospital. A second item concerns Detective Desmond retiring to Mexico to secure Charles Kratz, sought for burglary charges after a surrender agreement with the Mexican government. The ad notes discounted jewelry at A Itkin's.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Nort
WUD
Orlog Wentz
St. Louis
Desmond
Mexica
Charles Kratz
Elly Younel
Belbery
New York Herald Men Dewed an Injunction
In New York Supreme Court, judges denied the request by Lonld Cimed aries Bails and others to halt the New York Stereo Typers Union No. 1 from interfering with Herald employment or blocking charges. Plaintiffs sought restoration to membership and discharge of foreman and assistant. court ruled unions govern employee relations and urged appeal via affiliated local union.
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Tusline Tevenfritl
Supreme Court
O Diy
Nowik
New York Stereotypers' Union
Herald
Ouaneht
Ralls
Wilon
Mayhem arrest and bank visit reported in early December
Dec 3 report from Hlaten a bank visit by secretary and officers with a loan or deposit matter involving the American Banking firm of Baltimore. A separate Dec 28 dispatch notes Huiwhiy Williams pleaded not guilty to mayhem before Justice of the Peace F fa Rerce with bonds set. Williams alleged from Elrine Root Valles, with a reported incident at 9 Parkes and a shower of charges and preliminary details.
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Standart
Malena
Frea Witla
Wae
Sila
Huiwhiy
Joseph Rominson
Justice “of the Peace
Valles
Willams Sunday
Inter
Merrit Convicted for Petty Larceny in County Jail Case
Merrit was convicted and sentenced to months in the county jail by Judge Sato for petty larceny the theft of turkeys. He denied the full accusation but admitted taking one bird.
Injured Hoppenrath Improvised but Stable at Helena Saloon
Reports from Helena describe Robert Hoppenrath wounded Saturday in a saloon shooting as in precarious condition but not yet out of danger. His father Hobart expects arrival Tuesday and doctors say the bullet entered under the left nipple and lodged near the back of the neck.
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Minnesota
Mronke
Well known authoress dies in Chicago
Chicase dispatch reports the death of Mrs. Mogunder Gull Manwell an editor and writer noted for work with the New York Sun and Chicago Times. Born in Ireland and raised in Michigan she was 66. She suffered a stroke in 1861 and again on Sunday afternoon. In separate item Rev Walter Jordan resigns as pastor of the First Christian Church Helena on January 4 moving to Quincy.
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Wis
Seriman
Standard
Welens
Walter
Dorsdan
First Christian Eledren
Helena Simday
Jordan
Quincy
Christian Church
Funeral held for Mrs Powers at Montana Avenue home
Helena December 2 Funeral at Mrs E. B. Powers residence Number 613 Montana Avenue was held today at unspecified hour. Interment followed in Forest Vale cemetery as many attended.
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Ielena
EB S. Powers
Montana Avenue
Forestvale
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