Denial in Abatement Plea in Oist Suit and Italian Opera Scam
Dr. T J Murray and Dr I D Freund deny liability in a damages suit by Mike Oist over a lung wound from a saloon fight. Murray claims lack of intent to extract bullet and cites a prior $20 judgment. Freund bars by prior case. In court, Smith & Anderson win against Albert Shepherd. Shinnick case ends with verdict for plaintiffs. Collamarini Repetto opera tour collapses. tickets refunded as performers miss Montana opening despite large advance sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Murray
District Court
I. D. Freund
Mike Oist
Oist
Murray & Freund's Hospital
Murray & Freund
Murray
Olster
Dr. Freund
Dr. Murray
Forbis & Mattison
H. L. Maury
Harney
Asult
Smith & Anderson
Albert Shepherd
S. Westheimer & Co
J. T. Shinnick
West Park Street
Silver Palace
Shinnick
Collamarini-Repetto
Montana
Sutton
Broadway
West
Spokane
Callamarini
Opera House
al White
Mr. Sutton
Collamarini
San Francisco
Frank W. Healy
Butte
Helena
Portland
Judge grants motion to transfer suit to federal court
Robeson T. White defendant in a Murray v White and Lloyd case seeks removal to the United States court claiming a federal question exists. White, a Utah resident, says the dispute centers on a potential homestead entry and deed to Murray, while Murray contends the matter raises federal issues under homestead law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harney
Robeson T. White
James A. Murray
White
John E. Lloyd
United States Court
Utah
Murray
Attorney Sheltons suit seeks mortgage foreclosure and damages
Attorney John A. Shelton filed a district court action for Western Loan and Savings against John W. Patton for 1200 dollars to foreclose a mortgage on property in the Noyes Upton railrose addition. Another action, brought by C. G. Helming as administrator of Louise Kropfgenz estate, targets John Kropfgenz and others for 500 dollars and a mortgage foreclosure in the Ohio audition. A separate suit for 190 dollars on a note was brought by Jerry Shaughnessy against Hi N P Dote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Shelton
District Court
Western Loan and Savings Company
John W. Patton
Noyes & Upton Railrose
C. G. Helming
Louise Kropfgenz
John Kropfgenz
Ohio
Jerry Shaughnessy
Hi. N. P. Dote
Lawsuit Ends with Defendant Awarded Costs
In Judge Clancy's court yesterday the suit of Pans & Co. against Ahe jJnwood concluded with a verdict for the defendant on costs. Plaintiffs claimed $200 for plans and specifications for a house, and sought $109 attorney fees plus lien enforcement, but the defendant contested the charges as excessive. The defendant was represented by John N. Kirk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pansmore & Co
Ahe «jJnwood
Clancy
John N. Kirk
Montana Hardware Sues Stockton Copper for 377.50
Montana Hardware filed a suit against Stockton Copper Mining seeking 377.50 as unpaid balance for supplier goods. An attachment was issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Hardware Company
Stockton Copper Mining Company
Broker bound over on grand larceny charge
P A Gamer a broker and real estate man was bound over to the district court by Justice O Connor at Walkerville on a grand larceny charge. Bond fixed at 500 with Fred Gamer and William Foote as sureties. Preliminary hearing last Tuesday. judge took case under advisement until yesterday. Gamer is accused of misusing 340 dollars belonging to Frank Savalon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Gamer
District Court
Justice O'Connor
Walkerville
Fred Gamer
William Foote
Gamer
Frank Savalon
Merry
Aldridge Mineral Union
Western Federation of Miners
Butte
Henry
Floyd Harper
Lewistown
Aida A. Davis
Henry Rowland
Charles Smith
W. Smith
Mrs. Smith
Franklin B. Watson
Frank A. Hall
Costa
Unitarian Service At Good Temple Hall In Butte
Sanitar ians held a bi weekly service at Good Temple hall in Butte drew larger than usual attendance for Rev Leslie Sprague third sermon in a series What Is Left After the Questioning of Our Time Miss Kingsley sang a beautiful soprano solo at the close of the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Leslie Sprague
Kingsley
Oregon Railroad & Navigation to charter Indrasam a
Portland Oregon February 14 The Oregon Railroad Navigation company plans to charter the steamship Indrasam a a new 10000 ton vessel to replace the Knight Companion wrecked off Japan last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland, Ore
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company Toam
Indrasama
Knight Companion
Japan
Butte Briefs Highlight Local Appointments and Events
Father Callahan visits Anaconda. Attorney Jones returns from Yelena. Mrs. Hosking rejoins family after Anaconda visit. Holm brothers depart for Wells Nevada. Mrs. Hall joins husband at St. James hospital. Kelley leaves for New York. Louis Frank elected treasurer of Centennial Brewing and oversees distribution. Martin Klee dies in Wuerzburg at 73. Union halls host crowded social and dance events with a grand march and later dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Hosking
Anaconda
Harry
Peter Holm
Wells, Nev
Stephen Hall
Indiana
St. James’ Hospital
J. Kelley
Hennessy Mercantile Company
New York
Louis Frank
Centennial Brewing Company
William Wehrspann
Martin Klee
Wuerzburg
Germany
Butte
Miners’ Union
North Main Street
The
Carpenters’ Union
Tolstoi's Condition Debated Amid Mixed News
The Moscow Courier reports Count Tolstoi's condition hopeless while the St Petersburg Viadimists quote a physician indicating lung inflammation and fever set in February, with gradual improvement since and hope for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Count Tolstoi
Butte Business College Tops Butte Team In Lively 5 3 Victory
Local basketball clash ends 5 to 3 as Miss Payne stars for the Business College and Miss Wright shines for the Butte team. The crowd notes a lively offense and sharp defense in a spirited auditorium tilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Business College
Butte
Miss Payne
Miss Wright
Business College
Miss Richards
Miss Slutsinpiller
Missa Waddell
Miss Frost
Hutte
Miss Thierman
Miss Smith
Miss Connor
Missa Little
Adams
Baker
Nosed Out at the Wire in Oakland Race
Mildred Schultz owned by Hugh Wilson of Butte lost by a nose to Annae Max after a across the board wager yielded about $2,000. Lee Jackson rode the mare to an early lead before being edged at the finish in yesterday’s opening event at Oakland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Schultz
Hugh Wilson
Butte
Oakland
Wilson
Lee Jackson
Annae Max
Livingston and Park Special Correspondence Strike at Horr Halts Coke
A three day small strike among coke loaders at Horr has halted Montana Coal and Coke company shipments. Workers paid 15 cents per ton for loading coke into cars prompted the stoppage. The situation emerged amid wage tension and disruptions to production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Livingston
Horr
Montana Coal and Coke Company
Kitchener to Supreme on Kritzinger Decision
London reports the foreign minister Mr. Broderick said he could not guarantee a Commons debate if a death sentence on Commandant Kritzinger is passed before execution. He will not override Lord Kitchener’s discretion. Broderick noted Mrs. Dewet may leave but cannot reside in Cape Colony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Broderick
House of Commons
Kritzinger
General Prench
Lord Kitchener
Regart
Dewet
South Africa
Cape Colony
Death by self infliction of railroad official Jones
Milwaukee Feb 14 word came of the death by hanging of David C. Jones a well known railroad man at Ottumwa Iowa. Jones formerly was division freight agent of the St Paul road at Milwaukee and later general north western freight agent at Minneapolis and division freight agent at Cedar Rapids Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee, Wis
Milwaukee
David C. Jones
Ottumwa
Iowa
Jones
St. Paul Road
General Northwestern
Minneapolis
Cedar Rapids
German Admiral Von Baudissin Greets City Officials in New York
Admiral von Baudissin commander of the Hohenzollern spent the day receiving and returning calls, meeting Mayor Adolph Lanker and Major General Brooke before dining with Alfred C Johnston. Painters and burnishers worked on the Hohenzollern as preparations continued for Prince Henry’s arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Admiral von Baudissin
Hohenzollern
von Wartemburg
Adolph Lanker
Hoboken
Brooke
Department of the East
von Baudissin
Barker
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Kiel
Germany
Alfred C. Johnston
H Hohengollern
Smallpox outbreak eased in Big Timber
Work by Hearth Board reports no new cases for nearly two weeks and no town cases from school exposure. Quarantine is lifted for exposed families as health measures helped stamp out the disease. School may resume next Monday after thorough cleaning and fumigation of buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Timber
Board of Health
The Trask Tag Fad From New Orleans Hotels
The Times-Democrat reports a fad of collecting trunk tags from famous New Orleans hotels. Readers note the craze includes many requests for these tags from well known hotels and collectors seek to assemble a diverse group of trunk tags as keepsakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans Times-Democrat
New Orleans
Wages of Lost Offices Linger Over Centuries
The Rt. James Gazette recalls historic royal payments from duties on wines and tin losses to the crown. It notes the king’s £803, the Prince of Wales’ annual thousands, and a crown housekeeper paid £13 after the Lords abolished her post 18 years ago. The officer of the pos and officer of the pipe, once funded since Charles I, remain unpaid in effect though still paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rt. James
Duchy of Lancaster
Prince of Wales
Cornwall
Crown Office
House of Lords
England
Charles Sr
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Butte News
Jardinieres
Weimescary
Dr.Sanden
Fredric Rett
Dr. Sanden
Sanden
A. T. Sanden
P. O. Drawer
Repetto Company
Audi
Amaiet
Stockton
Jr. A. Gamer
Connoret
Well Khnewan
Charters Sea Steamship
Butte Briefs
Father Callahan of
the Sacred Heart
Ehurch
W. C. Jones
Yelena
John Gund Brewing Co
la Crosse, Wis
Riley- Dwyer Liquor Co
Latte, Mont
Knox
Expressege
Hennessy’s
Hennessy
Mount Pleasant
Nice Marseilles
Marseilles
Henn Cisy A
Butte, Montana
Livingston and Park
Kitchener
Hayes Himeself
Prince Henry
Trask
Orries
Y. T. Monorrisore
Manorvi Lee
Ivar Sirsa
Parvic
Lyusraniee
Bert
Evans
Uunata
Barnes
Ehruggists
Spress
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