Decides Against Rentz Jury Verdict in Vero Case
Jury verdict rejects Rentz claims in a Vero Beach legal dispute. Proceedings centered on the defendant Werner Men Coon and co defendants with court action affecting property or financial interests. Authorities released no further immediate comment as the case moves toward final judgment.
Judge Hayes Excludes Constable's Handsmen in Rim of Suit
In a civil action, Patrick Murtoch sued Constable Jake Rentz. A jury awarded Murtoch $1 after Rentz argued for dismissal. Rentz seeks appeal with bond relief as the case moves toward district court.
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Patrick Murtoch
Jake Rentz
Hayes
Yesterdoom
Murtoch
C. M. Sawyer
Rentz
E. E. Kinerk
John Totan
Sawyer
Rentzs Bonds New
Cour
Epworth League Montana Officers Named for Convention
The report lists the Epworth League officers including Parker Helkes as first vice president and Mrs Crawford as second vice president along with May Swanstrum Moon secretary and C. B. Ludwig treasurer. The next annual Montana Epworth League convention will be held in this city next June with newly chosen officers organizing preparations. Committees will consolidate under the new officers to oversee the work.
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Ton
Parker Helkes
Mrs Crawford
May Swanstrum
Moon
C. B." Ludwi
Miss Gasman
Samuel Denton
Epworth League For
Montana
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Howatson’s Condition Improves After Hospital Admission
James Howatson remains in critical yet hopeful state after a severe fracture sustained in an accident at the Washoe smelter. He has been cared for at Ann’s hospital since the first week, with his wife constantly at his bedside as friends from Butte and local clergy visit seeking progress updates.
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James Howatson
Ann's Hospital
Howatson
Butte
Mr. Deneved
Tr. Blackburn
Howateon
Alexander Reclaims Dog in Court Dispute
Mr. J. H. Alexander regained possession of his dog after a dispute with Mrs. Sing and Mr. and Mrs. Sing. The court case, set for trial before Judge Hayes, was dropped as Alexander now has the animal and the cost of the action was cancelled.
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J. H. Alexander
Joseph
Sing
Dudge
Alexander
Sink
Hayes
Fiddle Dee Dee Burlesque to Open at Margaret Theater
A Weber and Fields burlesque, famed for song and spectacle, arrives in Anaconda at the Margaret Theater on Monday. The show promises original songs and dances, with 40 chorus girls, three comedians, and a noted cast including Powein, Mexican dancers, and a travesty act.
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Weber & Fields
Anaconda
the Margaret Theater
New York
San Brance
Curtin
Ogg Powein
Hoffman-larr
Beautien
Short Orders of Court In Estate Matters
In the matter of the estate of John Barry deceased an order appoints a day for hearing and directs notice for letters of administration. In the estate of Mary Jane Twohy an order to show cause why a decree of distribution should not be made and an order appointing the day for settlement of account were entered by the district court.
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John Barry
Dud Napton
District Court
Mary Jane
Twohy
Watchman Thom Cafferty Injured. Worker at Copper City
Thos Cafferty, a watchman for Copper City Commercial, suffered a broken leg after an incident on his way home. He rests at St. Anns hospital on Fast Park avenue, under care by Dr Spelman. Thomas Hustead received a head laceration while at the Washoe smelter yesterday. his injury was treated at the same hospital.
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Thos Cafferty
Copper City Commercial Company
St. An's” Hospital
Cafferty
Will Dance This Evening at the ALO IT Hall Ball
The jury club has completed arrangements for a ball at the ALO IT hall this evening. They and their friends look forward to the affair with pleasure as the hall is specially decorated for the occasion, and everything points to a successful event.
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Jury Club
Alo
Has Been A Great Year In The United States
An OCR fragment notes a reflective year with mentions of the United States and references to December. It hints at a celebratory tone and potential summaries of events or achievements but provides limited readable facts to specify people places or organizations. The readable content is fragmentary.
Record of a booming 192 year amid rising outputs and trade shifts
Bradstreet's review notes broad gains across trade and manufacturing in 192 year, with output surpassing prior records. Domestic demand rose, exports shrank while imports surged, railroads faced heavy freight, and industrial unrest eased by employer concessions. Living standards rose, wage gains occurred, yet stock markets lagged.
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New York
Bradstreet
United
Meurer
Phelps' officers elected and local union roles listed
In Helena on December 9 the Bird Creek Stack Company with capital five hundred ten dollars organizes to deal in cat and bay lands in Cascade County. Notables John J. Emis Peter Le Run Yonant Sk Atkinson own stock and direct the company with a twenty year life. John K. Schmitt notes December is a light receipts month as classified by the Standard. Billings reports William Heffner travels to Cleveland for health, then returns toward better prospects. his brother Macons aids with transit and care.
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Helena
Bird Creek | Stack Company
Cascade
Ohn
Emis
Peter le Run
Yonant SK
Atkinson
Ite
Carportsmon
Elishot
Rawson
Thomas D. Tone
Land Office
John K. Schmitt
William Heffner
Bilings Stone
Cleveland Ohio
Meter
Warm Springs
Butts
Macons
Biles
Local Officials Appoint Fifer as Undersheriff in Deer Lodge
In Deer Lodge County the election announced James C. Barnsten declared Fifer as undersheriff after the season. Judge Race dismissed the charge against A Burnhor for copper junk theft noting the brass piece matched by witnesses. Long, acting superintendent of the Kullepell division, qualified as superintendent as Suprenjamin Kean reappeared. Great Northern looked to Mr Egan.
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Epeet Peete
Tentents
Deer Lodge
Eherl
James C. Barnsten
Jatstain
Hare Fite
Sherif
Fifer
Ue Standard
A. Burnhor
Race
Burnhelm
Paul
Minn
Dee
Dh-A- Te Long
Fragmented notice and regional events mix across reports
War and local disruption dominate the fragment. Reports describe violent clashes with antlers and soldiers in a city, while border tensions trigger a wheat rate cut to start New Year. A judge blocks a union boycott against a Cincinnati clothing firm. Northern Securities directors restate leadership and upcoming stock actions.
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Mexico City
Dee
United States
Ascot
United
Hebert Named Consular Agent for Madras
Minonk Dec 2 Dr Jerome W Hebert of this city and Madras India appointed consular agent for the region, details limited by the dispatch.
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Minonk
Jerome W. Hebert
Madras
India
Thes
Mad
Washington Talk Turns To Work Amid Fair Tales
A speaker on a Washington platform recounted stories to a group in a cozy house corner. A San Francisco man, nearly busted after travels, chose to work to avoid starvation and sought a freight line job as a brakesman, noting the era’s pay by the job rather than by month.
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San Francisco
Trans Continental
Fragmentary railway note raises pay query
A garbled excerpt mentions brakemen, a busted friend, and moving down a mountain side. It hints at questions about weekly pay and work, but the text is incomplete and unclear.
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Bick
Montana impressions and oddities noted by a Detroit visitor
A Detroit observer recounts a fragmented account from Montana, detailing encounters with cowboys and Indians, mountains and hunting, and mixed views of local life. The piece mentions braving broncos, elk tracks, and wary hospitality while noting dissatisfaction with Michigan and reflections on Montana society and religion.
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