Butte News: Small Boy Drunk Case Dismissed
In Walkerville Judge O Connor's court George Bradish faced charges of giving liquor to a minor Joe Wertin. The case was dismissed with costs after an agreement with Joe's father. A prior Walkerville police court had Bradish plead guilty and pay physician fees. Frank Alexander and Fred Whititten faced poker game charges. their case was postponed to next Tuesday.
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Joe
Wertin
Walkerville
Golden
Frank Alexander
Fred Whititten
West Broadway
O'Connor
Ladies' remedy claims to ease irregular menses
An old ad proclaims tablets made by A. Augouire ce for relief of pointes and irregular menses. The pills claim to remove obstructions and are sold by the Butte, Montana agent at two dollars per box, with sea transport offered.
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Aris
A. Augouire Ce
Io. M. UK Co
Butte, Mont
Ly Sea
Cipculay
Davol Medicine
San Treneisco
Cal
Newtons Bros
North Main St
Butte
Notorious Nixon-Andrews injunction case update
In Judge O'Connor's court yesterday the defendants faced charges of breaking a door on East Granite Street. The hearing was postponed until next week as the Nixon and Andrews injunction case continues in district court.
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Nixon
Human Hearts at Maguire’s Opera House Sunday Night
The press agent praises the realistic drama set in Arkansas hills about a village blacksmith's marriage to a New York adventuress. The piece unfolds love and retribution with humor, promising an engaging, naturist tale to drawn crowds.
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Magaire’s
Opera House
Arkansas
New York
Shore Acres
Hepburn predicts the canal will be built now
In a tense discussion on the canal bill, Mr. Hepburn argues the United States has the right to fortify and defend the canal, supports proceeding without delay, and rejects postponement despite opposition and rumors about selling Panama works. He contrasts Nicaragua and Panama routes, noting cost, proximity, and strategic advantages.
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United States
Mrr. Hepburn
Shafroth
Fowler
New Jersey
Mr Cummings
New York
Senate
McDermott
Walker Commission
Panala Canal
Nicaragua
Panama Canal
New Orleans
San Francisco
Panama
France
Nicaragua Canal
Sims
Tennessee
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Suez Canal
Mr. Reeves
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Panama Company
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Cannon
Costa Rica
Congress
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Treasury
Davis
Florida
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Alabama
Mann
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de Lesseps
Colon
Isos
Technical Commission
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Isthmian Commission
Nicaravua
Tie
Chicago Drainage
Mann Ahd
England
Panama Commission
Adams
Pennsylvania
Morris
Minnesota
Isthmian Canal Commission
Thornton Hotel Rates and Dining Offerings
The Thornton Hotel advertises a four-story plan with rates from $1.50 per day, American plan from $3 per day and upward. It touts a finest table west of New York for guests.
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New York
Cord wood and coal price notice from C. J. Smith & Co
Reduced prices on cord wood and saved wood offered by C. J. Smith & Co at 125 West Park Street with prompt delivery and phone contact 761-B.
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C. J. Smith & Co
West Park Street
Assembly Advances Language on Project Funding
House adjourned at 455 p m after debating funding for the project. The text indicates funds not otherwise appropriated toward the project were discussed as part of the legislative action.
Senate probes canal routes amid Panama rail links
In Washington the Senate adopted a Morgan resolution directing inquiry into alleged ties between U S and Canadian rail firms and the Panama Canal company. The measure aims to expose agreements affecting transport across the isthmus and potential monopolistic control.
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Washington
Nicaragua
Panama
Senate
Morgan
Committee On Inter-Oceanic Canals
United States
Canada
Panama Canal Company
Pacific Coast
Panama Railroad Company
United States Railroads
Pacific Mai! Steamship Company
Senator Foraker
Ohio
Miss Foraker
Neen
Proctor
Vermont
Dillingham
Morean
Freic
Cooper's Bill Aims to Reform Washington Insular Affairs
Representative Cooper of Wisconsin, chair of the committee on insular affairs, introduced a bill today to provide a complete form for local government in Washington. The measure outlines overall structure, powers, and procedures for governing the insular area.
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Philippines
Washington
Cooper
Senator Lodge
War Department
Lodge
Philippine Commission
Council
House of Delegates
Washington, Jan. T
Wisconsin
Committee On Insular Affairs
Resolution Seeks Thanks to Admiral Sehley for Buntingo Victory
Representative Hooker of Mississippi introduced a joint resolution claiming Commodore Sehley was senior officer at the Battle of Buntigo and in absolute command. It asserts he is entitled to credit for the victory that led to the destruction of the Spanish ships and provides for Congress to thank Admiral Sehley and his officers and men.
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Washington
Hooker
Mississippi
Sehley
Buntingo
Congress
Senate panel defers Panama canal action until House adjourns
Washington January 7. The senate committee on inter oceanic canals postpones action on a Panama isthmus canal until the house finishes its current bill debate today. The decision delays any senate action until that process concludes.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Inter
Bill grants Mrs McKinley postal franking privileges
The House committee on post offices and post roads favorably reported a bill granting Mrs. McKinley franked postage for all her correspondence. The measure follows similar privileges previously given to Mrs. Tyler Mrs. Lincoln Mrs. Grant Mrs. Hayes Mrs. Gartie d and Mrs. Logan.
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Washington
McKinley
House Committee On
Tyler
Lincoln
Grant
Hayes
Gartie'd
Logan
No Army Reorganization Move Planned This Session
Representative Full, chairman of the committee on military affairs, said there would be no action this session on revising the army organization or enacting broad general military legislation.
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Washington
Fiull
Committee On Military Affairs
Younger brothers seek commuted sentences for Northfield raid
Cole and Jim Younger apply to the state board of pardons for commutation of life sentences for murder to 35 years. They have already served 36 years with good time and are on parole but cannot leave Minnesota. They mention friends ready to start a business in Missouri, their former home. Silver Leaf Candy Co. advertises mares at 412 414 South Main. phone listed.
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Minneapolis
Cole
Jim Younger
State Board of Pardons
Northfield
Missouri
Minnesota
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