Toole Predicts Easy Montana Victory For Democrats
John R. Toole of Anaconda asserts Montana Democrats have reconciled factional splits and will win next fall. He says no third party is needed as labor demands can be met within existing parties and cites Clark as the settled senator choice. He notes no major Republican split and praises wage conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
John R. Toole
Anaconda
Deer Lodge County
Minneapolis Times
Toole
St. Paul
Ryan
Daly Democrats
Clark
Carter
Miner Daniel Shea Dies in Jarilla Fire Under Suspicion
Chief Reynolds receives letter from Justice Moffatt about Daniels Shea a Butte native and Tri pod mine master mechanic who died in a Jarilla New Mexico house fire on February 19. Coroners verdict says death by suffocation while police suspect John Shea may know more about the case.
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Daniel Shea
Butte
Jarilla
New Mexico
Shea
John Shea
Jaritla
Reynolds
G. F. Moffatt
Java
Danis Shea
Imi
Justice Moffatt
Dan Shea
Jarillan
Orven
N. M
Orgon
Suit over mineral vein information in McQueen placer sale
John Kroedel sues Andrew and Clarence Corry John McCorry and Agnes Corry claiming they owe 10 000 for services rendered between February 1899 and March 15 1901 giving information about the McQueen placer ore body used to facilitate a sale. Breen and Mackel represent the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McQueen Placer
Franklin Farrell
Butte & Boston Company
Silver Fen
Barrel
John Kroedel
Andrew V Corry
Clarence Corry
John Mc Corry
Agnes Corry
Breen & Mackel
City sued for damages in Butte case over injures to son
Mary Martin sues the city of Butte for 385 dollars claiming medical expenses after her 35 year old son William fell into an unmarked excavation beside a building under construction at 338 East Broadway. The trial before Judge Clancy’s district court department resumed today with Judge Kehoe representing the plaintiff and Parr Hollinger for the city.
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Clancy
Department of the District Court
Mary Prior Martin
Butte
Judge Kehoe
C. M Parr
H. A. Hollinger
Judge Fines Kalousak for Contempt in Kimball Estate Case
Judge McClernan fines John Kalousak 20 dollars for contempt after he refused to explain 100 dollars believed tied to the Kimball estate. He was arrested on a bench warrant and later paid the fine claiming 190 dollars came from Kimball’s widow for prior work. The notice mentions a weekly disability payment of 25 to 50 dollars and provides the Street address 422 Hennesse building.
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McClernan
John Kalousak
Kalousak
John C. Kimball
Kalousuk
Kimball
Hennesse Building
Lace and Tapestry Curtains In Fresh Sale Event
New lace and tapestry curtains offered with over 100 pairs opened for quick selling. Prices range from 81.25 to 5.00 per pair. Poles and loops included free with every pair.
Funeral Ensured For Relatively Wealthless Miner White
William J. White died alone in a rooming house in Butte with no known kin or possessions. An inquest ruled death from natural causes amid uncertainty about heart disease or consumption. Arthur Kelley led miners to raise funds for his funeral, and the full burial bill was paid. The funeral is at Sacred Heart Church at 2 pm with interment in the Catholic cemetery.
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William J. White
Butte
Tachell
Church of the Sacred Heart
White
Belle Schinbern
Mercury Street
Arthur Kelley
Never Sweat Mine
Kelley
Coat Larceny Suspect Arrested After Ogden Robbery
Mrs. Matthews reported a coat valued at 18 dollars stolen from her Ogden block corner home on Renshaw alley and Galena street. James Reed, mature years, was arrested by Policeman Lydon after a description and unusual behavior near the premises. Reed denied knowledge of the coat and faced the police court to answer the charge. He remained jailed awaiting a hearing.
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Matthews
Ogden
Renshaw Alley
Galena Street
James Reed
Reed
Lydon
Flying Squadron
Francis M Street, Union Casualty Agent in St Louis
Francis M Street is listed as general agent for Union Casualty and Surety Co 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
Burke suit settles with express firm for seven hundred dollars
A $1 950 damages lawsuit by Michael H. Burke guardian of Pateck Burke was settled when the Northern Pacific express company paid $700. The incident occurred May 11, 1901, when a young driver named Hawthorne employed by the express company struck the seven year old Burke boy, breaking a leg, and was arrested and fined $50 for reckless driving.
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Northern Pacific Coxpress Company
Michael H. Burke
Pateck Burke
Coxpress Company
Hawthorne
Express Company
Burke
House Built on Lot Declared Part of Realty in Poe v Peterson
In Judge Clancy's district court the jury found for plaintiff Chris Poe against John Peterson. The dispute concerned whether a house on Poe's lot was personal property or part of the realty. The verdict holds the house is attached to and part of the ground.
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Clancy
Department of the District Court
Chris Poe
John Peterson
Defendant Denies Debt in Suit Against St Amant
The defendant in the case of Joseph St Amant v. Napoleon Rousson yesterday filed an answer denying owing $9 on an account signed by Pascal St Amant. He also asserts counterclaims totaling $1,226 and seeks judgment for those amounts. The notice also advertises Orton Bros. for value in planes or organs and travel deals, with tickets and time information at Northern railway offices.
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Joseph St. Amant
Napoleon Rousson
Pascal St. Amant
County Attorney Seeks Warrant for Candry License Violation
The county attorney yesterday caused a warrant to be trialled for the arrest of Ah Wing a Chinaman on the charge of running a candry without a license.
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Ah Wing
Chinaman
Pritchard Harrison Carpet Company Ad Notice
Pritchard Harrison Carpet Company located at the corner of Park and Main Streets in Butte Montana offers carpet services and materials to local customers.
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N.W. Corner Broadway and Main
Butte, Montana
Butte, Mont
Pritchard-Harrison Carpet Company
Nearest Fancy Grocery advertises Batavia goods and liquor
A vintage grocery ad highlights John G. Holland and Bette Mont hone at 223 North Main as a neighborhood shop with an electric light flour department. It touts a complete stock of Batavia goods and a liquor department in the north window, promoting breakfast cereals and fresh oats and flakes.
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North Main
Bette Monthone
Batavia
Great Falls Notes and Local Court Verdicts
Great Falls Business Men associates elect officers led by President Herbert Strain and Vice President E. B. Judd with Vincent Fortune as secretary treasurer. Matilda Chellquist dies at 66 after a 10 week illness, survived by three sons and a daughter. In district court Pat O Hara is found not guilty after a dispute with Thomas Shannon over alleged weapon display.
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Standard
Great Falls
Great Falls Business Men's Association
Herbert Strain
E. B. Judd
Vincent Fortune
Frank Webstr
H . Mitchell
F. G. Heldt
Matilda Chellquist
B. T. Chelquist
Fourth Street South
First National Bank elects directors and officers
Great Falls February 19 stockholders elected directors Gold T. Curtis J. T. Armington J. H. McNightt W. M. Atkinson A. W. Kingsbury J. H. ParField and H. W. Cannon The board then chose Gold T. Curtis as president J. T. Armington as vice president and H. J. Skinner as cashier
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The
Standard
Great Falls
First National Bank
Gold T. Curtis
J. T. Armington
J. H. McNightt
W. M. Atkinson
A. W. Kingsbury
J. H. Pairfield
H. W. Cannon
H. J. Skinner
Band of Outlaws Terrorizes Harrisburg Illinois Town
Guthrie Feb 19. A band of outlaws terrorized Harrisburg by shooting up the town and robbing stores and citizens. Principal store owners were forced to hold the outlaws horses while the robberies occurred. A posse of federal officers is on the trail.
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Guthrie
C. T
Harrisburg
I. T
Iowa capitalists buy large Union Pacific grant lands in Kansas
Omaha Nebraska February 19 report Iowa capitalists have begun a major plan to colonize over one square mile of Union Pacific grant lands in Western Kansas. The Union Pacific Land company finished a 10 day sale to Franklin E Brooke and Cedar Rapids Iowa buyers of 4200 acres in Tomas and Logan counties Kansas.
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Omaha, Neb
Iowa
Union Pacific
Kansas
Union Pacific Land Company
Franklin E. Brooke
Cedar Rapids
Tomas
Logan Counties
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Butte News
Montha
H. O
H-O
Hornby
H-O Co
Washington
van Camp
W. Park
John
Democratic Party
United
Pate
the Corkys
M’queen Placer Sale
W Kroedel
Lanier Furniture and Carpet Company
Martin
Vaida
William J
Dr. W. H. Wix
Pipestone Springs
Wm. E. Casey
Hot Springs, Arkansas
R. Burket
Prop
Pipestone Springs, Mont
A Augeidre
Paris
Newbro Drug Co
Solergents
Mrs. Winslow
Orton Bros
N. Main Street
Aro
Boulter Hot Springs
Tire
Northrn
North Main Street
J. E Dawson
G. A
Montana Liquor CO
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Cor. Park and Main Sts, Butte, Mont
John G. Holland
Grocer
Hank
Tonkin
E. Park St
BIG Blackfoot Milling Company
Wholesale and Etail
Arisces and Aluminum Ste. Telephone
Millis and
Wolvenroe
Honser, Moy
J. M. Farleigh
A. Ironside the Dentist
West Park Street
Chicago College of Dental Surgery
Qutton
Broadway
Liebler Q. Co
Hall Daines Gréanay
John Storm
Lilla Vane
Glory Quayle
Gutton
Broadway Theater
Mr. Daniel Sully
Boston Suscese
New York
Boston
Matinee
Litton’s Family Theater
Park and Montana
Sto
Dick P. Sutton
Menage Hutte, Montane
Siton’s Family Theater
H. Holden
Denver Express
Roe Undertaking
Hutte
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