Mantle Wins New Trial In Speculator Mine Case
Ex Senator Mantle granted a new trial by Judge Harney in the ownership dispute over a sixteenth interest in the Speculator mine. The case against the Largey estate centers on trust and fraud claims tied to leases and assignments dating from 1885, with the mine valued at over a million dollars and Mantle seeking his share of proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E W. W. Harney
Lee Mantle
Largey
Mr. Mantle
Rich Speculator
Mr. Largey
Speculator Mining Company
Department I
District Court
John Lindsay
Mantle
Lindsay
Harney
P. A. Largey
8. W. Hurst
Kansas City
Manude
Hurst
Troubles of Brokers Roundup in Butte Strike 6 O Clock Closing Law
Police arrest pawnbrokers in Butte led by Clerks Union business agent Boyd Dickinson amid a campaign to enforce a 6 o clock closing law. Detained men include Abs Itkin Mose Linse Victor Paltrovich A N Yoder and Edward Rose. Bonds set at $100 each as cases advance to Judge Boyle.
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Butte
Boyd Dickinson
Clerks’ Union
Dickinson
Reynolds
Abs Itkin
North Main Street
Mose Linse
South Main
Victor Paltrovitch
South Main Street
A. N Yoder
Edward Rose
East Park Street
United States
Lough Luck Terrific So Declares Poolroom Proprietors
Poolroom proprietors declare Lohu sLuck terrific and Fparrele closes the facility amid local reads and industry chatter.
Cissy Loftus Wins Big as Poolrooms Face Heavy Losses
The Oakland and New Orleans card sees Cissy Loftus backer combination Lapidus Sea Queen and Diomed deliver profits for Loftus and followers while Farrell Cohen rooms suffer losses. Loftus nets about 2 900 in gains after risking 20, with insiders paying out nearly 5 000 across venues as rooms crowded and odds fluctuated. Orfeo’s 15 to 1 upset at Oakland highlights outsider luck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrell
Mr. Farrell
Mr. Cohen
Cissy" Loftus
New Oceans
Oakland
Loftus
Cissy
Sea Queen
Diomed
Lapidus
Farrell & Cohen
Pacific Coast
New Orleans
Orfeo
Thornton Bowls Past Silver Bow to Tie for Lead
At Heilbronner and Silverman alleys the Thornton bowling team won three straight games from Silver Bow as Barker and McKinley starred for Silver Bow with 214. White led Thornton with 202. The results tie Silver Bow and Thorntons for first in the league standings. Overlands meet Silver Bowl next. A Typhoid pneumonia outbreak hits Tonopah mining camp with two daily deaths and fifty cases. a stage overturn near Beduville kills Ross and two children.
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Heilbronner & Silverman
Thornton
Barker
Silver Bow
McKinley
White
Thorntons
Overlands
Todd
Hodgens
Adams
Barclay
Sheehan
Black
Ellis
Total
Virginia City
Jan
Tonopah
Beduville
Ross
Suit for accounting over Sioux depredations judgments
A federal suit for an accounting was filed by Josephine Purier and Peter Rickard as heirs of John Rickard against William McKenzie and Nelson Brory Jr. They seek one half of four judgments totaling 70 dollars from the court of claims for Sioux Indian depredations on traders’ property in Wyoming. One judgment money was obtained by defendants, while others are held up by the court of claims.
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Standard
Helena
Jun
Josephine Purier
Peter Rickard
John Rickard
William McKenzie
Nelson Brory, Jr
Court of Claims
Wyoming
Grocery Ad Promises Low Prices on Luxury Table Goods
Local shop touts health and hospitality goods with very reasonable prices. Offers Fine Old Port Wine, per gallon for 1.25, Fine Old Cherry Wine, per gallon for 1.00, and Fine Old Como Whiskey, special, per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Como
Coal on short notice from Citizens Coal Co
Coal in any quantity delivered to Kemmerer Rock Springs Rocky Fork and Gebo on short notice by Citizens Coal Co Phone 53s No 4 Fast Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Rock Springs
Rocky Fork
Gebo
Citizens’ Coal CO
Broadway
Henry W. Lawton Camp Installs Officers
Henry W. Lawton camp No. 240 held an officers installation led by Col. B. H. Cook at Carpenters' Union hall. New appointees included R. H. Paxson as commander A. D. Sheldon as junior vice commander T. B. Stephene adjutant Hi C. Rickards quartermaster N. B. Knowlton chaplain P. J. Harrington officer of the day and F. Grant officer of the guard. Afterward the group shared army beans and light refreshments. W. W. Williams represented the G. A. R. Funeral set for Mrs Annie Houdgeson at 2 p.m. today from her parents' Walkerville home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Lawton Camp
No. 240
Carpenters’ Union Hall
Col
B. H. Cook
R. H. Paxson
A. D. Sheldon
T. B. Stephene
C. Rickards
N. B. Knowlton
P. J. Harrington
F. Grant
W. W. Williams
Sugar Tariff Critique At American Sugar Refining Meeting
In New York at the American Sugar Refining stockholders meeting President Have Meyer urged ending the high sugar tariff. He argued the duty costs consumers about two cents per pound and causes 2,900,000 tons of consumption annually with 1,260,000 tons imported and $19.0?00 revenue. the remainder benefits planters, and removing the duty would save consumers about $85.
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New York
Jan
The
American Sugar Refining Company
Havemeyer
Thompson Charged With Bribery Attempt In Kalamazoo
Charles H. Thompson of Hammond Indiana was arraigned on bribery charges in Kalamazoo Michigan after allegedly offering a bribe to State Food Commissioner Snow. He was held on a $2,000 bond for two weeks pending further proceedings. A stenographer recorded Thompson's conversation with Snow while officials hid nearby.
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Kalamazoo
Mic
Jan
Charles H. Thompson
Hammond Packing Company
Hammond
Ind
Snow
Justice Bills
Thompson
C. T. Wilbur
Bryar
Dame
Canadian Editors Here Visit Denver Before Westward Trip
Seventy four members of the Western Canadian Press association arrived in Denver today as guests of the Denver Chamber of Commerce. They will resume their journey tonight via the Santa Fe to Los Angeles where four days will be spent with several sight seeing stops en route.
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Denver
Jan
Western Canadian Press Association
Burlington
Denver Chamber of Commerce
Santa Fe
Los Angeles
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Spitzenbergs
Baldwins
Ben Duaris
W. Park
Mont
Patnless
Dr. W. H. Wix
N. W. Corner Broadway and Main
Butte, Montana
Pipestone Springs
Wm. E. Casey
Far Springs, Arkansas
R. Burket
Pipestone Springs, Mont
Augeendre
Paris
Newbre Drug Co
the Buite Undertaker
W. Park St
Judge Harney
Ste
Boulder Hot Springs
Great Northern Railway
J. E Dawson
G. A
Vover
Anaconda & Pacific Railway
Anaconda
Great Northern
N. P .Shulin
East Broadway
Dorothy
West
Lohus Luck
Prietors
Woneyv
Marker
Holmes
Thurchil
Lél. Sheehan
Re Overlands
Nevada
Self
Pritchard-Harrison Carpet Company
Park and Maio
Sts
Butte, Mont
John G. Holland
Holland & Lynch
Grocers
North Main St
Utte, Ment
Lander Furniture and Carpet Company
Tonkin
East Park St
California
Vienna
Henry W. Lawton
Erans
Annie Houdgeson
Broughton
Walkerville
BIG Blackfoot Milling Company
Fleers
Sutte
Coener Arisves and
Aluminum Sis
Millis
Whelrenic
Ida, Bonner, Moy
Ziening Millard
Butte, Anaconda and Missoula
Tenderfoot
the Whiskey of
Applis
Cation
Sherman
E. Park St
Sutton’s
America
Jefferson DeAngelis
Charles Kieln
William T. Francis
Stepers
Dane
Diamond Bros
Maguire’s Opera House
Joan Magline
Maneger
Arkansaw Hills
F. A. Ironside
West Pack Street
Chicago College Surgery
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