Butte News Rises the Injunction in Metz Mining Case
The Intervenor J G Vier seeks an injunction in the Metz mining dispute with Colbert over the Jewel claim. Judge Harney denied the request to dissolve the restraining order and overruled the motions to strike and dismiss the intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metz
Harney
J. G. Vier
J. J. Colbert
John Metz
Vier
Colbert
Butte & Arizona Copper Company
Carl J. Smith
Mr. Smith
H. C. Magne
R. L. Clinton
Two Policemen Save Hines From Beating
Officers Young and Sheehan intervened on a slippery corner at Galena and South Main streets saving John Hines from a serious beating after he slipped while running.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young and Sheehan
John Hines
Galena
South Main Streets
Hines
Duel of Honor Ends With Police Involvement
E. E. Wilkin chased and struck at Hines who lay prostrate before police intervened. Wilkin was arrested for disturbance and released on $25 collateral for a police court appearance. He says the dispute centers on his wife with Hines making a derogatory remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hines
E. E. Wilkin
Wilkin
Mutch & Young
Butte Fire Report Shows Low Loss Despite 170 Alarms
Chief Sanger reports Butte from Jan 1 1901 to Jan 1 1902 had total fire loss of 80000 dollars despite 170 alarms. Largest fire Kennedy Furniture caused 13000 dollars loss. January saw 16 alarms, 5460 dollar building loss, 68000 dollar insurance, and 109800 dollar property involved. Total department expenses 3444.58 dollars. The Gold berg office building opens above Lewis dry goods. inquiries welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanger
Butte
Kennedy Furniture Company
Pullman House
Peter Sanger
Love Among the Assyrians Marriage Licenses Granted
Under Sultan John Paul of Little Syria on East Mercury Street the Assyrian community gathered as marriage licenses were issued. Gabriel Gasson 35 wed Lizzie Rashed 19 and Shaddon Lahood 2 wed Fannie Zannie 18, both couples native to Syria, with many witnesses present.
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John Paul
Little Syria
Mercury Street
Paul
Gabriel Gasson
Joseph Gasson
Lizzie J. Rashed
John Rashed
Shaddon Lahood
Steve Lahood
Fannie Zannie
Malham Zannie
Syria
First Annual Ball Held by Ball Lodge No 580 Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
The Bull lodge No 580 hosted its first annual ball at Renshaw hall last evening. Although newly formed, the lodge drew many friends and a large crowd attended the dance. Bergstrom's orchestra supplied the music for the event.
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Bull Lodge
Brotherhood of
Renshaw Hall
Bergstrom
Butte Briefs Highlight Local Visits Births and Legal Notices
John H. Wein visited Anaconda yesterday while A J Burrus of Chicago and G E Belott of Holyoke Mass. are in town on business. Mr and Mrs W H Cole of New York guests in Butte. Assistant Attorney General Moore of Helena also in the city. A son born to Mrs Joseph D Hoogh e at 25 West Silver. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Jerry C Scannell at 1125 West Granite. License issued to John Zager and Mary Romshick. Mrs J D Grant returned from Helena. A complaint filed against John Reel for insanity. Samuel Harrison returns from Hunter s Hot Springs. Venue for 100 jurors set by Judge F W Harney. civil trials begin Monday. John Laird fined 5 for missing a summons. County attorney issues assault charge against James T Fitegerald. Arthur Smith involved over a laundry package dispute. The Butte Theosophical Society to meet tomorrow with Mrs Squires speaking on Evolution at Sherman House.
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John H. Wein
Anaconda
A. J. Burrus
Chicago
Butte
G. E. Belott
Holyoke
Mass
W. H. Cole
New York
Moore
Helena
Joseph D'Hooghe
No. 25
West Silver Street
Jerry C. Scannell
West
Granite Street
John Zager
Mary Romshick
J. D. Grant
J. D. O'Brien
John Reel
Samuel Harrison
Silver Bow Trades and Labor Assembly
Hunter's Hot Springs
F. W. Harney
John Laird
Clancy
James T. Fitegerald
Arthur Smith
Notice of Appeal in Malicious Mischief Case at Walkerville
The district court reheard the Nixon Andrews dispute over 118 East Granite. Mrs Nixon and co defendants found guilty of malicious mischief. Scott dismissed. Attorney Denny for defendants gave notice of appeal.
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Cecelia Nixon
C. A. Andrews
District Court
Judee O’conner
Walkerville
Nixon
Andrews
A. G. Mer
Scott
Scote
Miller
Rocky Mountain Telephone Company
G Denny
Accident and Health Agent Francis M Street
Francis M Street of St. Louis Missouri is named as general agent for Union Casualty and Surety Company. He is associated with the 422 Hennessy Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis M. Street
Union Casualty and Surety Company of
St. Louis
Hennssy Building
Woman in Rossland Seeks Husband Deserter
Mrs John P Uren of Rossland British Columbia has written Chief Reynolds seeking help to locate her husband who she says deserted her and their three young daughters. She believes he works in a Butte mine and asks for him to be found and brought home to support his family. She wants him reprimanded for letting drink affect him and for neglecting his wife and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Uren
Rossland
B.C
Kreynolds
Uren
Butte
Mia
Reynolds
Poulter Hot Springs Trip Offer From Great North Office
Round trip to Poulter Hot Springs and one week full board including baths at the healthful resort. Tickets on sale at the Great North in railway office 41 North Main Street J. E. Dawson G. A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poulter Hot Springs
Great North
Raidwry
North Main Street
J. E Dawson
G. A
Poison Evidence in Montana Case Deepens Mystery
The trial reveals two poisoning attempts on John Black and Ira DeLong near Elk Creek with arsenic and strychnine. A can of ot tail soup found near the cabin contains arsenic, and a laudanum bottle shown by Mrs. Black sparks claims of intent to kill. Witnesses note Black’s finances and a Kentucky feud linked family background as the case unfolds.
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John Black
Ira DeLong
John H Black
Mead County
Kentucky
Ken
Philpott
Witness Black
Bozeman
Elk Creek
Poison, sickness, and suspicions surround critical visit
Witnesses recount bitter meat and gritty soup fed during a visit to a ranch. A dog died after ingesting meat, while Mrs. Black and her husband’s actions are questioned as morphine purchases and deadly illness follow. A. Wemyss and Fred Ainger testify about medicines and nursing, with Mrs. Black coolly observing.
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Black
Anaconda
Warden David Adams dies famed organist and lyricist
Philadelphia mourns David Adams Warden a former organist at several Protestant Episcopal churches. He published chants popular in the U S and England and during the Civil War wrote music for patriotic songs including The Flag's Come Back to Tennessee All Quiet Along the Potomac Tonight He authored Mother Don't Weep for Your Boys and Tell Me Ye Winds. Born 1815 in London his father was a Yeoman Warder honored after Waterloo.
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Vphiladelph
David Adams Warden
England
Mr. Warden
Tower of London
Duke of Wellington
Waterloo
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Dot
Davis & Weimescary CO
Main Street
Mrs Fire Record
Goldberg
Lewis’ Dry Goods
Saan
Joan
Mercuury Street
Merry Railroaders
Butte Briefs
Butte Theosophical Society
Sherman House
West Quartz Street
Mischtie
Ler
Hennessy
Masurean
Welles Chief
Nolds
Jim
Hennessy’s
Hennessys
Butte, Montana
Krimmer Co
St. Gall
Switzerland
Henry- Big Store
Mokpuany Brhcord
Man OF Galilee
Holy Land
Anaconda Standard
The
Standard
Missoula
Great Falls
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