Old Butte Resident Killed in a Runaway
John Maptisto Guay long time Butte resident dies in a ranch runaway near Laurin Madison County at noon yesterday. Fatal accident followed a snapped rein with horse team and wagon dragging him over rough ground. Coroner orders inquest. funeral date to be announced.
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Old Butte
John Maptisto Guay
Butte
Letirin
Madison County
King Holt
M. J. Walsh
Ned
Informatin
Prv
Bny of
Woot
Lauring
Aller
John Guay
Ddovard Guay
Burte
Napairon Cate
Fly Nie
Gino
Nelly
Canada
Montana
Laurinahmat
Potato Market Notice From Unclear Source
Weather tied up shipments and caused supply issues for potatoes and rice. The fragment mentions pricing and quantities but details are unreadable. appears to be a market notice urging buyers or sellers amid transport delays.
Testimony Furnishes Claims in Mining Sale Case
Still taking testimony in the case involving Peter McDermott and others over equal shares of a 125000 commission from the Burke and Balaklava mining claims. Kerrigan testified as the last plaintiff witness, detailing partnerships with McDermott, an option pursuit from Bishop Carroll, and prior deal with MarGinn that failed. Bank records showed 85000 paid to McDermott, 76000 later transferred to the Helena bishop, with 10000 remaining to McDermott, while McDermott also earlier worked as a traveling salesman for a San Trautista tea house.
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Nage Bourquin
John Q. O'Meara
John Werrigan
Peter McDermott
Jalm Ker-rigan
McDermott
Helena
Bilena
Carroll
Tuahy Estite
Kerrigan
McDermot
San Trautista
Is This Nineteen Eighty Eight or Nineteen Ought Eight
A comic misdial misunderstanding unfolds as a caller insists the year is misread. The other party mocks the error and corrects the caller with playful confusion about the era and a mistaken number.
Nerny and the Professor Meet at Allegheny Lecture
Dr W H Crawford president of Allegheny College of Pennsylvania finishes a lecture at the Auditorium. T Z Nerny from Pennsylvania, Pennsylvanian in audience, steps forward to introduce himself, as Nerny asks, what church are you pastor at. A timely interloper lets Nerny escape without answering.
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W. H. Crawford
Allegheny College of Pennsylvania
Parsons
T. Z. Nerny
Nerny
Pennsylvania
Dr. Crawford
Nern
Changes in Clerk's Office Shake Up Local Court Ranks
Marry Stevens chief deputy resigns to head the Taylor Laundry Co. Tom Kerrigan Clerk in Judge Lynch's court is promoted to Stevens's vacated post. George S. Davies moves to Judge Lynch's Department, Ty Noves takes on an added role amid the reorganization.
Warney Resolutions Hearing Set by Bar Association
The committee on resolutions on the late Judge E. W. Harney, appointed by the bar, will report to the district court Saturday at 2 o'clock with judges seated to receive it. Attendance expected from members. Also notice of auction seats for Indies and funeral details for Dominick Hidge and Lizzie Markey including times and church services.
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E. W. ‘Harney
Bar Association
District Court
Eb Bane
Siea
We Ine
Lizzie
James Markey
North Franklin Atraat
Bt. Patrick's Church
Family Row in Judge McGowan Court
In Judge McGowan s court yesterday Ed Buckley and Joseph Farrell led a family law case. Farrell pleaded guilty and received a $10 fine. Buckley was discharged. J B Greer faced a disturbance charge after New Year s Eve on Utah avenue and plans to plead with counsel. John Dee was freed after the arresting girl could not identify him. Nim Duff Main Paddy Rodgera and W A Whapan were charged with intoxication. Rodger s prior appearances led to a separate action while the others were discharged.
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Sandy
Uis
John Dee
Caet
Dee
Nim Duff Main
Paddy Rodgera
W. A. Whapan
Rodgers
Credit Men Incorporate in Butte Association
Articles of incorporation of the Butte Association of Credit Men were used for record yesterday. The capital stock is 2000 shares of 60 each. The directors are C. H Virden, C. E. B. Rebs, A. H. H. Jones, C. C. Swinbourn, S. H. Greenwood, Lee Collen and F. E. J. Murphy.
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Butte
C. H Virden
C. EB. ‘Rebs
A. Hh, Jones
C. C. Swinbourn
SH. Greenwood Lee Collen
FE. J. Murphy
Copper Mining & Smelting Co Annual Statement Filed
An annual statement for Copper Fagin Mining & Smelting Co was filed for record yesterday in the county clerk and recorder's office. The company reports capital stock of 160000 with 460 in assets and liabilities.
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Fagin Mining & Smelting Company
Clark and Recorder
High Pale
Directors Named A W Burnett Pat Mullins and Andrew Ve Corey
The document lists the company directors as A. W. Burnett Pat Mullins and Andrew ve Corey, outlining their official roles within the organization.
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A. W. Burnett
Pat Mullins
Andrew Ve Corey
Pass Over Stopover Privilege Extends Westbound Rail Travel
The Northern Pacific railroad launches a new stopover privilege for second class ticket holders traveling west of Trout Creek. Travelers may stop at Helena, Butte, and all points west of Billings, reining in scalping practices that previously blocked intermediate stops between Logan and Garrison. The change follows Scalp ers going out of business and aims to attract more travelers to use the route.
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Northern Pacific Railway
Trout Crepit
Helena
Butte
Billings
Northern Puebic
Logan
Garrison
Hutte
Family Theater Presents Varied Vaudeville Bill
Manager Clark showcases a strong bill at the Farally theater despite business downturn. Marry Zeeda performs a robust contortion act with elaborate scenery while the Musical Marshalls deliver solid music. Harry Glington imitates and entertains with clever comedy singing. Curtis-Wilson stage a witty sketch. Miss Aliee Rooney debuts a new illustrated song Why Cant We Always Be Sweethearts. Conlan and Carter offer a comedy slot and the moving pictures feature Gack the Kisser in a funny adventure.
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Clark
Farally
Zeeda
Marshalls
Harry Gling ‘Ton Singer
Brown
Curtis-Wilson
Aliee Rooney
Interests Transferred to Hutte & Superior Company
Interpreted OCR indicates transfers of interests to the Hutte Superior Cop her company the Four Johns. Names Coty atination Peake Parker Prescott Per kin Prairie Pueblo Pardee Parla Todo appear in claims with twenty five thirty sixthe of the Niagara Qladin. Mr Wale vin tx president of the company holds title to the properties in the names of the officers.
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AWB
Wolvin
Hutte &Superior
Cotyatination
Peake, Parker
Prescott
Perkin
Prairie, Pueblo
Pardee
Parla Todo
Niagara Qladin
Walevin
Oteers
Butte Detains Man Claiming False Identity
Sheriff Henderson confronted a man in Butte who denied prior conviction for va grancy and claimed to be a different person. The man, previously known as M. waurice, admitted being Maurice when checked, and the sheriff proceeded to jail to serve the remaining 80 days of a 30 day sentence after a prior exile order.
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Tmenderson
Butte
Iowa
Henderson
M. Waurice
A. Chimpanzer
Maurice
City Sued for Damages Over Sewer Flooding
James J. Murray and Della Murray sue the city of Butte in district court for 500 damages claiming a clogged sewer on East Broadway overflowed on July 21 and flooded their residence near Broadway and Gaylord. Also ad for Hennessy's clothing sale with winter overcoats at reduced prices.
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James J. Murray
Della Murray
Broadway
Gaylord Street
Sait
District Court
City of
Butte
East Broadway
Burns Birthday Plans Mark Fergus County Scotish Union Event
Arrangements completed for the second annual reunion of Scots residents of Fergus county at Gatnaill on the abynat inst. A fiddling programme has been arranged for the celebration of Burns birthday.
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Standard
Lewistown
Scotoh
Fergus County
Gatnaill
Burns
Bomb blast in New York tied to Black Hand group
A dynamite explosion in New York near Bone 18 Exploien on a January date is believed to have been set by a member of the Black Hand. Police investigate possible organized crime involvement and motive remains unclear.
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Mimbéra
Explosion Destroys Five-Story Building on East Eleventh
A blast wrecked a five story house on East Eleventh Street last night panicking residents. One occupant was injured by the explosion. The incident prompted emergency crews to evacuate the scene and investigate the cause.
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Elety
East Eleventh Street
Agreement With France On Tariff Reductions Detailed
Washington January 2 The draft tariff agreement between the United States and France nears completion under the Dingell act with M Jussotand the French ambassador consulting at the state department It is expected to be issued shortly The United States agrees to trim French champagne duties by 20 percent while France reduces maximum duties on American cotton seed oil certain machinery and other commodities
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Washington
America
France
M. Jussotand
State Department
Monthly Comptroller of the Currency statement shows increases
Washington January 2 The monthly comparative statement of the comptroller of the currency reports total outstanding circulation at December 31 197? to be 691 0 805 up 93 985 42n for the year and 31 269 for the month The circulation backed by United States bonds stands at 64341 80 up 94 179 151 for the year The circulation backed by lawful money is 348 670 008 down for the year Bonds on deposit to secure circulating notes total 646 783 000 with further deposits to secure public deposits including Panama Canal 20 619 300 Canants of 1830 20 208 550 Certificaten of indebtedness 492 000 por conta of IMNGI15 5 065 000 4 ner monte of 1995 4 998 500 state city and railroad bonds 215 064 267 Maawaiian bonds 2 097 000 Philippine Towns 3 038 000 Porto Rico 790 000 The notice ends with a stray ad about Dr Dodd supplying gold glasses at 3 dollars on 15 North Main Street
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Washington
Comptroller of the Currency
United States
Panam Canal
Resumption of Work by Several Concerns
Resumption of work is reported at multiple Pittsburgh area plants after repairs and shutdowns. Pittsburg No 4 works will run day and night with 1200 to 1500 workers, three months to rebuild stock. No 8 works to restart soon with about 320 workers. Lackawanna Steel plans to relight open hearths next week, bringing hundreds back. Ti CL Frick Coke plants in Connellsville region expected to operate fully within 10 days, with several sites moving to five days operation this week.
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Mord Cly
Pittsburg Plate Glass Company
Pittsburg
Ti. CL Frick Coke Company
Connellsville
Frick Company
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Oohn B. Guay
Death
Madison County Ranch
Paline
Paeilluunia
Bineberries
Wagle
Utah
Jeaf
Icc
Hennessy
Harry Stevens
TNE
Warney Resolutions
Ee A
Rominick Hidge
Patrick Casey
Seal Terrace
MoorTow
Fa'slock
St. Lawrence Church
Mags
M’gowan
Credit
Dr. Dodd
Corrie
Hagle
Statemboy
Pacfic Railroad
THE
Family Theater
Udeettoughle
County
Juii
East Butte
Hennessy's
Ningacyontys
Thora
Rhunion OF
Sco
Comptroller
Cirestation
Allerton
North Main Street
Buffalo
Lackawanna Steel Company
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