Mantle Wins New Trial in Largey Estate Case
Judge Harney rules Largey could not buy the trust estate or its Mantle interest, preventing a self dealing sale. Mantle gains a new trial in the Speculator case seeking a sixteenth share. decision limits Largey’s ability to act as buyer and seller. An appeal will follow the order granting a new trial.
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Amalgamated
Harney
Lee Mantle
Largey
Mantle
S. A. Hurst
Hurst Hurst
Mantly
Man Threatens to Kill if No Job Found in Mining Town
A man calling himself Joe Matti from East Butte told the county attorney he would kill a mining boss or two if he did not secure work soon. He claimed winter unemployment, a wife and five children, and demanded jobs without payment, but he later sobered up and went home.
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Joe Matti
East Butte
Butte
Maiti
Matti
Titles Of Crowned Heads Swelling in Royal Style
A digest of royal titulature from Edward the Elder to ex King Theebaw of Burma, tracing how terms like king of kings and defender of the faith evolved across Europe and Asia, with notes on monarchs from France to Japan and Mohammedan rulers.
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Great
Britain
Ireland
India
Edward the Elder
Alfred the Great
Edward VII
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Edwards
Edward III
France
Rome
Austrian Empire
Austria
Bohemia
Hungary
Turkey
Morgerco
Ameet
Afghanistan
China
Persia
Menelik
Abyssinia
Japan
Gete
Russias
Brazil
Theebaw
Burma
Thunaparanta
Telephone adoption spreads across the nation
The Toledo Blade notes a renowned scientist once doubted practicality, yet telephones number 2,278,000 in the U.S. today. Business and social life are tied to the phone as mail and rapid communication reach rural Ohio farmers and urban offices alike.
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Toledo Blade
United States
Ohio
Boston Capitalists Buy Boss Tweed and Clipper Mines
A Boston syndicate has closed the purchase of the Boss Tweed and Clipper mines in the Pony district for 600000 dollars. The two operating companies Indian Mining and Mountain Mining & Milling will run the property together, with 300+ jobs once in full operation.
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Boss Tweed and Clipper
Pony Mining
Boston
Indian Mining Company
Mountain Mining & Milling Company
Bancroft G. Davis
Arthur W. Bemis
Mr. Davis
Standard
Amalgamated Company
Amalgamated
Pony District
Gans and Kein's Sale Promises Worldrouter Event
A local auction at Gans and Kein's is billed as a worldrouter sale that visitors will remember. The ad highlights a once-in-a-lifetime deal with unique items and a historic pricing event.
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Gans and Kein’s
Books Again Hit Hard in New Orleans Race Betting
The piece reports heavy betting losses for bookmakers after Josie G. fell in a California track race, followed by big payouts when Homestead and Lizella won, showing a volatile local poolroom scene with bookmakers briefly on the back foot.
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New Orleans
Josie G
California
Homestead
Lizella
Thornton Hotel Rates and Dining Quality Highlighted
The Thornton Hotel offers ropean plan at $1.50 per day and up, or American plan starting at $3 per day. It boasts finest table west of New York.
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New York
Archaeological Discoveries Expand History Via New Finds
A Harper's Weekly report notes ongoing digs worldwide uncovering artifacts. Excavations near Rome may reveal Romulus tomb remnants while Stonehenge gains ancient tools, Abydos yields gold scepter and inscriptions, and Chinese Turkestan sites reveal 2000 year old documents.
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Harper's Weekly
Romulus
England
Stonehenge
B.C
Professor Petrie
Egypt Exploration Fund
London
Abydos
Mena
Stein
Chinese Turkestan
Irrigation Canal Discovery in Central Arizona Arouses Interest
The Central Arizona find reveals a canal once fed by the Rio Verde large enough for logs and small barges to float. Ruins of irrigation works abound in the desert with a four mile gorge cut through Superstition mountains. The text notes ancient civilization remains up to 3 000 years old.
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Arizona
Arizona Desert
Phoenix
Europe
Columbus
America
Croker
New York
Pearls in Arkan. fisheries fuel Arkansas pearl industry boom
The Memphis Commercial Appeal describes a booming Arkansas pearl fishery centered on White and Black rivers, with thousands employed and fortunes made by dealers hunters and button factories. It notes rising demand for Arkansas shells as Mississippi sources wane and highlights the spread to western lakes and rivers across the state.
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Memphis
Arkansis
Arkansas
Ozarks
Mississippi River
Rosedale
J. M. O'Hara
Mississippi
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Butte News
KEW
Judge Varney
Tate
Senator Mantle
Silver Lent Candy Company
South Main
Gans and Klein's
Dorothy
Haviland Dinner Ware
Haviland
Limoges
Gerard, Dufrasseux & Cie
Gerard, Dufraisseux & Abbot
Qa D. A
G.D
Everthing
Main Street
Tutte
Attoranbsa
Fins
Winter
of Sovereigns
Pony IA
Hennessy
Sanford
Sanford’s
Stafford
Sdec
Mark Twain
Eagle
Dixon
Tennessy
Remington
Joste G
Milas
Thornton Hotel
English Cretonnes
Madras
Battenberg and Spachtel
Knox
Butte, Mont
Montana
ARKAN
Man OF Galilee
Holy Land
Anaconda Standard
The
Anaconda
Missoula
Great Falls
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