Butte News Legality of Paying Tax City Heard
In Judge Harney's court an injunction request by A McMillan and D J Charles to stop a Wyoming Street improvement tax was heard and taken under advisement. They claim over half the district protested the paving making the action illegal. Tax on McMillan and Charles’s property totals 1777.90. McBride & McBride reps the plaintiffs. E M Lamb for the city. FE A Schasser began action to cancel a 150 note and recover 280.24 overpaid from Centennial Brewing. He alleges a settlement showed 406.39 due. he paid 306.50 and gave a 150 note. later, he found 76.26 was due. Frederick A Bartlett sued Kathleen Bartlett for divorce on desertion. married Feb 7 18% in Salt Lake City. she left Jan 1 1901. The defendant still resides in Salt Lake City. Judge Harney set Minnie Healey’s new trial motion for Saturday.
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Harney
A. McMillan
D. J. Charles
Butte
Wyoming Street
McMillan and Charles
McBride & McBride
E. M. Lamb
FE. A. Schasser
Centennial Brewing Company
Frederick A. Bartlett
Kathleen Bartlett
Salt Lake City
Walsh
Minnie Healey
Local Wood and Coal Prices With Delivery Offers
Cord wood priced at 5 dollars and sawed wood at 5.50. Coal of all kinds available with prompt delivery. J. Smith & Co located at 125 West Park street with phone 761 B Silver Leaf. Candy company relocated to 412 414 South Main and phone 399.
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J. Smith & Co
West Park Street
Silver Leaf
Candy Company
South Main
Fitz Offers to Fight Jeffries in Ring Return
Adolph Spreckels receives Fitzsimmons telegram indicating the Cornishman is ready to box Jeffries again if suitable arrangements are made. Fitzsimmons asks the California Sugar King to back him.
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San Francisco
Jan. S
Adolph Spreckels
California
Fitzsimmons
Jeffries
Fitzs
Mmons
Fight pursues $25 000 prize against present champion
A prospective bout offers the winner the entire share of the gate receipts, amounting to 25 000 dollars, with the match aimed at unseating the current titleholder.
Bryan Talks to Democrats in New Haven Banquet
New Haven Democrats hosted William Jennings Bryan as chief speaker at a banquet and a public meeting in Music Hall. He argued that suppressing anarchy requires education about government and a beneficent state, and he defended the money question against a recent Supreme Court ruling. He praised Boer valor and warned of global risk to republics.
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New Haven
Conn
Jan. S
Jackson
Democratic Club
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Music Hall
Supreme Court
Downs
Great Britain
Jackson Day Banquet Draws 600 Democrats in Chicago
In Chicago on January 8 a Jackson Day banquet drew about six hundred Democrats. Judge Edward Dunn of Chicago gave the main address. Former Congressman James Hamilton Lewis of Washington spoke on the history and prospects of the Democratic party.
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Chicago
Edward Dunn
James Hamilton Lewis
Washington
Death of Eugene Carter Shakes Billiards World
The Chicago Inter Ocean notes the death of Eugene Carter last Thursday, a leading three cushion billiards expert and promoter. Carter shaped the modern game with safety play and set a record run of 137 in cushion caroms in Barcelona in 1806, earning a pearl cue from Spaniards. His passing is seen as a major loss to billiards and could shift the balance among top players like Schaefer, Catton, and Jevne.
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Eugene Carter
Chicago Inter- Ocean
Carter
Ives
Napoleon
Schaefer
Tves
New Orleans
Charles J. Parker
John Thatcher
W. J D. Harrison
Portland, Ore
Wayman
McCreery
St. Louis
Barcelona
Cagier
America
Chicago
Vignaux
Paris
New
Catton
Jevne
Re- York
Lves
Gorman and Vaniver Nominated for Senate and State Treasurer
In Annapolis on January 8, Senator Arthur P. Gorman and Chairman Murray Vaniver were nominated as the Democratic candidates for United States senator and state treasurer at a caucus with 64 members present. The Republicans nominated Congressman William H. Jackson for U.S. senator and General Thomas Shryock of Baltimore for state treasurer.
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Annapolis
Arthur P. Gorman
Murray Vandiver
Democratic State Central Committee
United States
Gorman
William H. Jackson
Thomas Shryock
Baltimore
Montana Republican meeting adjourns with resignations and endorsements
The Montana Republican state central committee criticized J M Beverly as meddling in politics from Missouri while praising retiring chairman Charles M Webster for two years of service. Resolutions endorsed BE. Wattle for surveyor general W J Rogers as district attorney and D Ross of Missoula as land office receiver. Committee members reported county conditions and predicted future success at a late, conference-filled gathering.
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J. M. Beverly
Secretary of the Interior
Missouri
Montana
United States
Republican Party
Charles M. Webster
Republican Party of
Republican State Central Committee
W.eattle
W. J. Rodgers
D. Ross
Missoula
Land Office
General Francis J. Herron Dies in New York
Gen Francis J Herron a distinguished Civil War officer dies in New York aged percent He received a Medal of Honor for bravery at the battle of Pea Ridge Arkansas March 7 1862 where he was wounded and captured He was formerly honored by the War Department for his actions in that engagement.
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New York
Jan
Francis J. Herron
War Department
Pea Ridge
Ark
Fighting in PNGLAND and the English boxing scene
Parson Charles J. in Chicago comments on English pugilists facing American invaders. He laments decline of sport amid war weariness, notes London clubs losing members, and asserts English boxers struggle against the aggressive American style. Mentions Philadelphia Jack O'Brien thriving among Yankees in England.
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Charles J
Parson
Chicago
Las
New Orleans
England
National Sporting Club
Africa
Davies
Philadelphia
Jack O'Brien
Tommy West
Charley McKeever
Death of Commodore Edward E. Potter at Belvidere
Commodore Edward E. Potter died in Belvidere at age 69 from paralysis. At Civil War outbreak he served with Admiral Schley on the Niagara and in 1880 was sent to Ireland aboard the Constellation with relief provisions.
Death of Marcellus Hartley at New York meeting
Marcellus Hartley, a leading New York director and financier with holdings in Hartley & Graham and multiple major companies, collapsed and died during a boardroom meeting of the American Bureau company. He was reportedly well moments before and died of heart disease at the scene.
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New York, Jan
Marcellus Hartley
New York
American Bureau Company
Hartley
Johnson
Hartley & Graham
Bridgeport Gun and Implement Company
Remington Arms Company
Union Metallic Cartridge Company
Western National Bank
American District Telegraph Company
Audit Company of New York
Equitable Life Assurance Company
United States
Fifth Avenue Trust Company
German-American Bank
Lincoln National Bank
Manhattan Railwer Company
Mercantile Trust Company
Westinghouse Electric Company
American Deposit and Loan
Come Dany
Foxy Kid and McCoy Sparring Cited as Unknowns Outshine
The passage notes many minor stars facing tough rounds while McCoy’s services are unavailable. O’Brien is seen as the only man in the country able to make a decent showing before him. Brien will not risk his reputation by fighting the clever young man from Indiana, the Hoosier state.
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Nd McCoy
O'Brien
Andy Brien
Kid
Hoosier
Sailor Tom Sharkey and Jack Maher in Six Round Rumor Fight
Gossip swirls as Jim Jeffries nears New York with talk of a possible rematch with Jeffries if Fitzsimmons agrees. Sharkey Maher duel looms for Jan. 17 in Philadelphia, while all discuss the chances of a title return and the Atlantic boxing scene.
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Jim Jeffries
Chicago
New York
Witzgimmons
Jeffries
Fort
Fitzsimmons
Delaney
Fig
Tom Sharkey
Peter Maher
Philadelphia
Sailor Tom
Maher
Sharkey
Maber
Raven
Gossoen
Erin's Isle
Ruolin
Faculty may tighten athletic policy at University of Chicago
At a board of physical culture meeting three questions were submitted on scholarships travel and game limits, signaling possible faculty opposition to current team freedoms. No action was taken, while plans to reorganize the athletic department are discussed with Bragg likely to lead training and schedules and Butterworth to head physical culture under board oversight.
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University of Chicago
Board of Physical Culture
R. D. Salisbury
Symnasium
Bragg
Horace Butterworth
Physical Culture Board
Jocky Tommy OBrien Joins Tichenor & Co Ride
Jockey Tommy O'Brien, a top rider from Bt Louis and New Orleans, signs with Tichenor & Co of Chicago after being released from Miger & Co for about 5 000 dollars. Lucien Lyne, son of Sanford G. Lyne, will ride in the West. John W Schorr reports to Memphis tours. horses split between East and West with J Woods riding.
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Jocky
Tommy O'Brien
Viar
Bt. Louis
New Orleans
Tichenor & Co
Chicago
O'Brien
Miger & Co
Bt. Louis Horsemen
Vichenor &Co
William Daniels
Lucien Lyne
Kentucky
Sanford G. Lyne
West
John W. Schorr
Memphis
Lyne
A. H
D. H
Morris Schorr
A. Weber
J. Woods
London and Globe Statement Reveals Shares to Attaches
The official receiver Mr. Barnes issues a statement on the London & Globe corporation. It highlights shares given to attaches of financial papers with names listed, though their roles are not named, and includes mention of qualification shares presented to directors.
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London
Barnes
London & Globe Corporation
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