Open Hearing Set In Thresher Case In Montana
Attorney General Albert J. Galen schedules an open hearing for January 19 1909 in Silver Bow County Montana to take testimony on the reinstatement bid of B S Thresher a disbarred Butte attorney. The notice asks all interested parties to appear in Judge Michael Donlan’s courtroom to present information about Threshers conduct since disbarment.
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Albert J. Galen
Hutte
Thresher
Butte
Sus
Rapids Court
Montana
B.S
Spreme Court
of Mallins
BO Thresher
Michael Donlan
Silver How County
Mont
Waild B.S. Thresher
New Officers Installed and Mine Option Disputed in Court
The newly installed officers of a local society include Pre T Gallagher vice president and Samuel Wo Kk guard with James Zana and Charles Willd as delegates to the central labor council. After the installation, discussion of the Ophir mine option to sell for twenty thousand dollars dominated the session as the case moved through cross examination and further court action.
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Hutte
T. Gallagher
Thompson
Trea
AW Phares
Samuel Wo Kk Xuard
James Zana
Charen Willd
Sanders James B. Mayne
Central Labor Council
JHL Toney
Df. Thompson
Carl W. Phares
Gallagher
Jpl
Blackburn and Ophir mine case findings unfold in district hearing
Testimony shows Dr Gideon Blackburn claimed a commission up to 30000 for services linked to the Ophir mine sale and district wallet actions. Patt and Blackburn's attorney Don Kelley testified on prior dealings and cash shares tied to the 1906 Ophir sale and final arrangements in August.
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Gideon Bo Blackburn
Butte Central & Kosten’ Company
Ophir
Chadhs
Anon
Judge Land's
Coat
Patt
Don B. Kelley
Me. Blackburn
Ophie
Cme
Blackburn
Husbands Face Court on Serious Charges in Local Case
The court heard a case where a miner, Sullivan, living at East, was charged on complaint by his wife Mabel with non support. Sullivan appeared in court with bail set at $100, to run until January. In another item, Alfonso Howard, San Diego’s oldest resident, died today at age 90.
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Dan Sullivon
San Diego
Car
Alfonso HW Funder
Women’s High Class Coats Go at One Third Off Ale
A sale event highlights women’s coats advertised at substantial discounts. The listing promotes reduced prices on an assortment of coats described as stylish and high quality, encouraging shoppers to visit the store for the limited offer.
Many Lives Lost In Tero Weather Fires
In bitter cold today a series of blazes killed a county woman and two children when a home burned near here. Several others were injured or lost their lives fleeing through flames as the Fort View hotel burned. Firemen answered 11 calls in 24 hours as temperatures plummeted to around 20 degrees.
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Tero
Ilee Lake
Win
Chris Lee
Lee
Amie
Winchester
Fort View
Cynethan
Burley
Lexington
Geir
Las Bolton
Fred Curtis
John Holton
Pred O'Dell
Curtis
O Dell
Uhroush
Anealley Bee
Chicago
Gan
Senator Foraker to Speak on Feownsville Affair in Senate
Washington dispatch notes Senator Foraker will address the Senate on the Feownsville affair next Monday amid ongoing controversy. The report mentions charges against soldiers and a volatile political environment influenced by public notices and personal denials including Mrs Florence Maybrick.
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Washington
Foraker
Senate
Feownsville
Unclear fragment hints at literary writing struggles
Fragment discusses uncultivated literary ideas and months of rough drafting at home. It notes a woman and a sailor reading, implying long hours spent studying standard authors. The text is incomplete and reads like a diary snippet from a shipboard or home scene.
Sunday School Officers Appointed for Year
The article lists appointed Sunday School officers and teachers including Vin Dusen Van Dusen Wing Arthur Powers Sherrard Hat a Wilson Doran and others. A separate note reports a robbery case where two men pleaded guilty and were sent to Deer Lodge penitentiary along with mentions of fines and new administration.
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Dasserae Etree Eee
Tole Lowing
M.D Wing
Arthur Powes
Sherrard
Hata Wilson
John’ Doran
Th List Colin
Mens
Atre Daniel Mellend
Anes Inom
Are
Authony
Dawes Aid
Mien Dittle Angell
Teachiere
Aise
Maki
Smith
Margtary
Deer Lodge
Explosion leaves man blind and injured at hospital
Ed Doren, 28, of 20 Kota street, was blinded and peppered with powder from a single giant powder charge as he loaded a primer in a mine scope near noon yesterday. He remains hospitalized at St James where doctors say the injuries may be permanent though not deep. The blast occurred as he prepared to strike the charge, knocking him back several feet. A report from the hospital confirms his face chest and body are damaged and painful though not life threatening. The incident follows a broader news roundup noting a Democratic meeting at Silver Row Exchange and political activity in New Grasian politics and arbitration treaties signed in Washington.
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Ed Doren
Ashe
St. James? Hospital
Doren
Mira
Ann
Dae Kota Street
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