BUTTE NEWS SHE HAD A BAD HUSBAND
Mrs Minnie Kuynder won a divorce from Perley Kuynder on extreme cruelty and failure to support. She testified of beatings and threats after their Dec 18 1899 Spokane marriage. The decree was granted in her favor with no appearance by the husband.
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Bozeman
South Washington Street
Thresher
James F. House
Michael Murphy
Rocky Mountain
H.l
Booth
J. E. Richards
John Paul
John Mohan
McClernan
M. Bourquin
M. D. Kelley
Charley Marshall
Tom Lally
Naughton
Sally
Trip to Boulder Hot Springs and week at resort
Round trip to Boulder Hot Springs and a full week at the healthful resort with baths. Tickets on sale at the Great North railway office 41 North Main Street. J. E Dawson and G. A. The swell office building The Gold berg over Lewis' dry goods store is open. Inquire in building.
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Boulder Hot Springs
Great North
North Main Street
J. E Dawson
G. A
Goldberg
Lewis’ Dry Goods
Pooley Murder Trial Advances as Jury Securing Proceeds
Jury selection in the Pooley murder trial moves slowly with prosecutors and defense attorneys urging focus. Court proceedings proceed as jurors are questioned to determine impartiality and suitability for the case.
Many Called Few Chosen The Regular Panel Exhausted
The court faces a strained jury pool as prospective jurors are exhausted and trial panels are depleted. A new panel is summoned to restore courtroom capacity and proceed with pending cases.
Stand by the Millmen Boyte Unton Sends Greetings
Northport strikers receive a greeting message from Boyte Unton as mill workers stand firm in solidarity. The note signals unity and support amid ongoing labor tensions.
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Boyte
Pooley murder case stalls as 100 jurors sought in Butte
The Pooley murder trial in Butte advances slowly with a special 100 juror panel ordered. The case, tied to the 1900 Montana Street shooting, resumes Monday after long delays, with 23 defense and nearly as many prosecution witnesses expected.
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Thomas Pooley
Pooley
Thomas Littejohn
Montana Street
Littlejohn
Thomas Littlejohn
Curt C. Darrow
Booth
Ex-captain James Leyden returns to city from Seattle
James Leyden former police captain says Sound In Trop Is has good future but warns many men are now seeking work. He notes overcrowding and high living costs, with wages low. Leyden favors staying in Butte and expects to remain.
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James Leyden
Seattle
Trop
Mr. Leyden
Ngmas
Accident disclosure offer and pickup address
If disclosed from accident you draw 10 percent to 10 per week. Call or address Street 422 Hennessy building. Weinberg ros and Tpstein removed to Pythian castle 131 South Main.
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Hennessy Building
Weinberg Ros
Tpstein
Pythian Castle
South Main
Funeral of John McGlynn One of Butte’s largest attendances
The funeral of pioneer John McGlynn drew a huge crowd in Butte and Centerville as services were held at St. Lawrence Church. Rev. Francie Botene officiated with burial at Catholic Cemetery. McGlynn leaves a widow and eleven children among 28 grandchildren and widespread local ties.
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John McGlynn
Butte
Resi Mence
West Park Street
Centerville
St. Lawrence Catholi Church
Francie X. Botene
Gremdchildren
Sherif Patrek Rogan
Bow County
McGlynn
Pellee Reynolds
Judee Boyle
McClynn
Betona
John Lanihan
John Cosgrove
George Matthews
John Sulivan
Patrick Sullivan
Steven Parker
Michael MeGtivan
Annie McGlivnn
Patrick Cosgrove
Mra
Jerry Covehiln
James Femine
Mee
Andrew O'Brien
John Collins
Poneer
McGynne Wise
Moncan
Quiet Day in Police Court
Four defendants appeared before Judge Boyle. Two convicted drunkards were fined after guilty pleas. M. J. Campbell faced malicious mischief charges for breaking a saloon window on West Park street. a $20 fine was imposed. E. E. Wilkin charged with disturbing the peace pleaded not guilty. trial set for tomorrow after arrest by Officers Youre and Sheehan during an alleged assault on Joan Wines.
Waterbury visitors follow Butte fire loss and recovery
A Waterbury party led by A D Field and including RE A Godding C F Morgan and H L Elton arrived in Butte after a disastrous city fire. They estimate losses may exceed 3 million dollars and note property owners can rebuild promptly, with plans to travel to Seattle and Portland afterward.
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Waterbury
Morgan
Elton
Colorado
Arizona
Utah
California
Montana
Salt Lake
Butte
Seattle
Portand
Mr. Elton
le Egrams
Death Ends Suffering of Emmet Broderick in NYC
Emmet Broderick died yesterday in New York City after a tuberculosis related illness. He had been sent from Butte last November and treated at Anthepedic hospital with his mother by his side until improvements prompted her return. He was 11 years old and death cited as hemorrhage of the liver. The body will be brought to Butte.
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Butte
Northport
Butte Union
Northport Mill and Smeltermen’s Union
Western Federation of Miners—Brothers
Butte Mill and Smeltermen’s Union
Milling and Smeltermen's Union
Butte, Mont
Emmet Broderick
New York City
Anthepedic
Francis M Street, Union Casualty Agent in St Louis
Francis M Street is listed as a general agent for Union Casualty and Surety Company of St Louis Missouri based in the 422 Hennessy building.
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Francis M. Street
Union Casualty and Surety Company of
St. Louis, Mo
Hennessy Building
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Butte News
James House
Daily News
Davis & Weimescary CO
Main Street
Guite
Venice
Butte Lodge
Scandia Hall
John M’glynn
Birht
Bete
The
Elks
Emnessy’s
Northwest
Hennessy’s Big Store
Nonans
Hutte
City
New York
Hedy
Accident and Health
Man OF Galilee
Holy Land
Anaconda Standard
Standard
Anaconda
Missoula
Great Falls
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