Contempt ruling in eviction clash over 118 East Granite
In Butte a dispute between Justice Arnold's court and the district court over an eviction at 118 East Granite Street led to contempt findings. Constable Boyle and four others were fined and jailed for contempt after forcibly removing Mrs. Celestia Nixon and resuming possession despite a restraining order. An injunction stay and further hearings followed as appeals moved toward the supreme court.
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Justice of the Peace Court
Department of Justice
District Court
East
Granite Street
Butte
Boyle
Arnold
George W. Andrews
Celestia Nixon
Clancy
John Powers
Andrews
Shelter
Nixon
King
J. &. Healy
Justice Court
Supreme Court Intervenes in Butte Property Dispute
The Montana Supreme Court issued a writ of review directing the lower court to certify the record on January 10 in the Nixons versus George Andrews fight over 118 East Granite Street Butte. Bond set at 1000 stays actions. contempt defendants granted habeas corpus bonds of 200 for Boyle and 100 for others. Alexander Mackell filed for certiorari and habeas corpus relief, arguing urgency and lack of legal remedy. Writs sent to Butte for service.
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Standard
Henela
Supreme Court
Nixons
George Andrews
East
Granite Street
Butte
John Powers
Constable Hoyle
William Newton
James Larkin
Mike Merron
Clancy
Boyle
Alexander Mackell
Helena
Paper hanger suffers ankle wound repairing pipe
J. H. Hammond of No. 1025 Nevada avenue sustained a painful though not serious wound on the right ankle while attempting to repair a water pipe yesterday morning. Doctor MacNevin treated the injury with several stitches, stating no bones were broken.
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J. H. Hammond
Nevada Avenue
MacNevin
Mr. Hammond
Pipe incident leaves minor leg injury after cap strike
A man found the piper near a boiler in his frogen and heated the stove to thaw ice. He struck the pipe with a hammer. a cap flew off and struck his leg, causing a slight flesh wound but only minor bone bruising.
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Hammond
Frogen
Funeral for Walter S. Cope Today
The funeral for Walter S. Cope will be held today at 1:99 a.m. from Sherman’s funeral chapel 117 119 East Broadway. The procession goes to Montane Union depot and the remains travel to his home in Kingetor Moe via the Northern Pacific railway.
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Walter
Cope
Sherman
East Broadway
Montane Union Depot
Kingetor Moe
Northern Pacific Railway
Senator Responds to Transcontinental Railroad Merger Queries
The senator comments on the subject amid telegrams and letters from supporters who misconstrue his prior remarks. He notes the communications influence public perception while awaiting adjudication from the courts on the merger.
Danish West Indies Plebiscite Debate Stirring Denmark
Copenhagen editorialized against a plebiscite on selling the Danish West Indies while supporting Monroe Doctrine application. It argued Schleswig inhabitants are Danes though a contrast to West Indian residents, mostly Negroes, is deemed injurious. The ministry backs sale. upper house opposition holds lands thing. Rigsdag reopens January 1.
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Copenhagen
Danneborg
Minister of Justice
Danish West Indies
Behreswig
Schleswig
Germany
Landsthing
Rigsdag
Jan. Lw
Thanks for sympathy for Theo Walker
Mr and Mrs George Walker express heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for sympathy and support during Theo M Walker s illness death and burial. They note special thanks to the Sons of Herman Modern Woodmen and Foresters of America.
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George Walker
Herman
Woodmen
Foresters
America
Theo M. Walker
French Journal Protests White Slave Trade in Shipping
Le Petit Phare publishes a leading article accusing crimping in Portland Oregon and San Francisco harassment of French sailors. It cites eight French captains letters dated Portland November and reports 87 sailors deserted in November. The paper calls for French diplomatic action and a government inquiry to stop the scandal.
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Nantes
France
le Petit Phare
Portland
Ore
Peortland
San Francisco
Merine
Cai
Appointments Made at Hutte Post Office
Special Dispatch to the Standard Washington reports new hires at the Hutte post office. Jacob Dav's becomes distributor, Frank Manoney named general utility clerk, and W. P. Moncure appointed mailing clerk.
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Standard
Washington
Hutte
Jacob Dav's
Frank Manoney
W. P. Moncure
Denver Mass Meeting Aims to Rid City of Thugs
In Denver on January 2 a large crowd gathered at Lincoln Park to form a citizens organization to combat robberies murders and assaults. The meeting was sparked by the December 3 murder of Harold Fridborn and the assault on his 12 year old sister. A Sunday session was planned to finalize the group.
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Denver
Lincoln Park
Harold Fridborn
Japanese Marquis Honored at Mansion House Luncheon
The Marquis spoke in Japanese at a luncheon hosted by the Lord Mayor in London. He praised cordial Britain Japan relations and noted the focus of international competition moving toward the Pacific as Japan outlined its future aims.
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London
Marquis Lie
Japan
Mansion House
Great Britain
Senator Foster Authorizes Sale in Washington State
Senator Foster of Washington authorizes a sale noted in the Washington dispatch. The notice states the matter is now in process and directed to proceed under applicable procedures.
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Wasi Ngton
Foster
Washington State
Japan to Grow Prominence in IT Development
A fragment mentions Japan taking a larger role in information technology development and its impact on global progress. The note hints at stronger collaboration and influence in future technological advancements.
Platform Goes From Under Special Dispatch to the Standard
James German a Northern Pacific brakeman on this division was seriously injured at Logan when the platform he stood on was knocked from beneath him by moving cars. He fell about 15 feet, injuring ribs and internal organs. He was taken home and treated by Dr Alten and is recovering.
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Standard
Livingston
James German
Northern Pacific
Beig
Logan
Alten
Explosion at South Penna Oil station kills three men
In Doddridge County West Virginia a boiler at the South Penna Oil pumping station exploded killing Harry Rhoden Merrick Prick and Dell Ash workers who were warming themselves in the boiler house. They escaped to a nearby house but died within hours with flesh seared from their bodies.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
I. T
South Penna
Harry Rhoden
Doddridge County
Merrick Prick
Dell Ash
Supreme Board of Control Granted Full Power Over Normal Schools
The supreme court in a majority opinion holds that the newly organized state board of control has full charge of all matters pertaining to normal schools, overturning questions about the board’s authority in nonnormal school affairs. The decision marks a significant shift affecting the Northwest region.
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St. Paul, Jan
Supreme Cert
State Board of Conetrol
Normal Schol Board
Board of Control
Northwest
Fur seal captured in New York waters after long haul
A puzzling sight emerges as a fur seal is captured near Sew terk New York during a rough haul from Fort Hamilton. The animal marks a rare instance of such a catch in these waters and draws attention from local observers and maritime authorities.
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New York
Fort Hamilton
Resolution of eudetesee Lisbon Jam
The house adopted a resolution reserving a day for mourning the death of the late Mc Hinsley.
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Lisbon
Jam
House of
Mc Hinsley
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James Larkins
Alex Mackel
Mr. Mackel
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