Servian quarrel trials loom in Butte justice court
Week ahead in justice court as Servian residents contend with factional strife over Lalande burglary charges. First trial in Meaderville involved Matt Perlar accused of forging a 131 dollar check. A new injunction blocks use of society funds amid ongoing discord. Joseph Lalande charged with burglary. preliminary hearing set for Thursday. Banishment hearings, fines, and sensational implications noted. Austrian immigrant Bone Vejacich fined for carrying a gun and allowed to leave town.
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Frank White
John Dee
Bone Vejacich
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New York City
Indian government to dispatch two brigades into Bazaar valley
Calcutta reports the Indian government will send two brigades under Maj. Gen. Sir James Villeres to the Bazaar valley on the northwestern frontier to punish the Zakkakhels, an Afridi tribe accused of raiding villages and ambushing mounted police. Mobilization at Rawal Pindi is in high activity and the move is expected as a surprise to the natives.
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Tieup on Pacific Coast Threatened Right Away
A San Pedro dispatch reports union labor headquarters in Los Angeles received word that a Pacific coast steam vessel tieup is likely within 24 hours. The dispute, ongoing for weeks, intensified last Saturday in San Francisco as marine firemen refused to compromise with shipowners, with a strike by firemen and a few allied unions anticipated.
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District court adjourns after five day trial
Special Correspondence notes the January term ends with Judge Henry L. Myers presiding. The state versus John Dotson for assault in the first degree ends in a not guilty verdict after a single ballot. J C Schultz for the state and A S Ainsworth for the defense. A new jail is complete and ready for occupancy with sheriff offices. The new courthouse expected March 1 at a cost about 10 000 dollars on land donated by Senator Donian.
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Lesson in Conversation Turns to Family Ride Accidents
In a Columbus Dispatch classroom lesson a bashful girl recalls a family ride when a fast buggy collided with another, causing people to be thrown out. The father’s dismissive line drew laughter as the class and readers recognize the incident.
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Bargain 300c Undermuslins for Women Offer
At a very low price of 300c each the shop offers 500 women's undermuslins including gowns with high and low heel muslin petticoats knee length skirts chemises corset covers and drawers See them today.
Attempt to wreck train foiled by ignorance
Joliet Illinois February 10 a suspected plan to wreck the Santa Fe fast mail carrying two coaches of soldiers from Chicago to Kansas was foiled when the obstructions were placed on the eastbound track by mistake. Ties stood upright on a bridge near Lockport a northbound freight struck them wrecking the locomotive but causing no further damage due to slow speed.
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Recognition That Counts
A Washington Times item notes that while some men are amused when a congressman speaks to them, genuine delight comes when Uncle Joe recognizes him, highlighting the personal appeal of recognition from a prominent figure.
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Northeastern Saengerbund plans two song format for Emperor William prize
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania on February 10 the Northeastern Saengerbund directors arranged the national Saenger fest contest for the Emperor William prize to be held in New York in 1969. Contestants must sing two songs one a difficult technical piece and the other a German song written for the occasion with words provided a month before and music two hours prior.
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Saengerbund
New York
Mrs Loren Churchill Dies at Home Near Manhattan
Special Dispatch from Bozeman reports Mrs Loren Churchill died at her home near Manhattan after a brief illness. She leaves husband and two young children and is survived by her mother Mrs Lee and three half sisters Minnie Esther and Ethel Lee. Additional relatives and funeral details follow in later notices.
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Half-brother Everett Lee and Eva Tolbert mentioned in obituary
The obituary notes Everett Lee as the half-brother and Eva Tolbert of Michigan as the sister. The body is in the care of Undertaker Safely and will be sent to Constantine, Michigan, for burial.
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Constantine, Mich
Champ Clark Reissues Bryan Victory Sketches
From the Brooklyn Eagle, Champ Clark keeps a scrapbook with 1896 and 1900 extracts predicting Bryan’s overwhelming election. He reissues the excerpts under the present time, aimed at reducing bold claims and credulity.
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Monster suffrage parade planned along Fifth Avenue
New York February 10 advocates of suffrage for women prepare for a monster parade next Friday marching from Union Square to Central Park. A large contingent of women is expected with arrangements by a 22 club Progressive Woman's Suffrage union committee.
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