Two Women's Troubles in Divorce cases unfold in district court
Catherine Pishkur, wife of ex deputy sheriff Martin Pishkur, seeks divorce on cruelty grounds claiming repeated beatings and a December incident that left her ill and homeless. She asks alimony of 50 a month, 250 to attorney, and custody of two children amid property holdings and a restraining order.
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Catherine Pishkur
Martin Pishkur
District Court
Butte
Tice Addition
Silver Bow Park
T. A. Morrin
Pishkur
J. L. Wines
Joseph Ledoux
Antoinette Ledoux
The Delinquent Tax Sale Opens at Courthouse
The annual sale of property for delinquent taxes began yesterday at the courthouse with Deputy Treasurer McDonald presiding. Tax totals were under 9600 dollars, many buyers paid to avoid sale, about 100 lots and several mining claims were disposed of and the sale continues for two more days with remaining properties to be struck off to the county.
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McDonald
Old Bass Viol Found Hidden in Lakeville Attic
A 318 year old church bass viol with maker inscribed G. Billini A. PD. 1584 was found today in the attic of Dr. John J. Orton’s Lakeville residence. Experts estimate its value at $1,000 and the instrument had been in the Orton family for three generations, missing for years.
Dynamite Find Spurs Nightly Home Search in Burglary Case
Deputy Sheriff Dobson and helpers probe the Rutten Richards home for stolen cash from the Assyrian store. They uncover $140 hidden in cracks and corners, four $20 gold pieces, a $20 note, a hose stash, and a stick of dynamite found in a garret. Authorities pursue the remaining $1,200 as the search continues.
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Ed Richards
Albert Rutten
John Paul
Fast Galena Street
Dobson
Treasury
Jimmie Morris
J. Brunner
Mr. Dobson
John
Mr. Paul
Paul
Ruttens
Mullins Sues for Deed to Fourth Interest in Golden Rule
Patrick Mullins sues William M. Jack and wife in district court seeking a deed to a one fourth interest in each of the Golden Rule and Silver Rule claims. The suit contends a 1897 assignment conveyed Mullins a fourth interest in the patent but the defendants refused to sign a deed, prompting a court order or a commissioner to compel conveyance.
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District Court
Patrick Mullins
William M. Jack
Jack
Mullins
Center named Knox county seat in state remapping
Nebraska Supreme Court orders Knox county offices moved to William Wishendorf farm 12 miles from Niobrara as towns prepare for a mass relocation. April 1 marks a dramatic exodus with Verdigris and Cretchton joining the effort to place Center at the county’s geographical center.
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Creighton
Neb
Knox County
William Wishendorf
Supreme Court of
Nebraska
Supreme Court
Niobrara
Verdigris
Cretchton
Wishendorf
Charles Mix County
Missouri
South Dakota
Center
Wishendorfs
Nobrara
Cold feet on her back leads to jail bid in Wilkes Barre
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania on January 13 a man was sent to jail after he pressed his cold feet against his companion's back and finally kicked her out of bed prompting legal action.
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Wilkesbarre
Robert Ridley
Woman Seeks Mercy as Husband Is Jailed by Alderman
Yesterday the woman testified that her husband Hidley was sent to jail for several days after a hearing before Alderman Donohue. She described prior marriages and her protests as he allegedly shoved her from bed and kept her from returning, leading to a sleepless night. The alderman remained firm on sentencing.
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Donohue
Man Declared Dead Reappears Seeks Living Status
James Morrow, nephew of William McMahon, who was declared dead by a supreme court for nearly 30 years, reappears claiming life to contest his uncle’s will. He asks to be declared living to share in the estate, while courts decide if a legally dead person can claim living rights. Morrow’s marriage history and movements are noted as context.
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New York
Imnoi
Wisconsin
Supreme Court
James Mi.row
William McMahon
Haymarket
Irs
Leavis Morrow
Jie
Mahon
Morrow
Mary C Ommings
West
Bes Seer
Lima
Wis
Clay County
Lim
Desorte
Public school visit by Miss Gould and party in St Louis
Miss Helen Gould visited Eugene Field and other public schools with John Schroers president of the board of education and his wife. Later the group was entertained at luncheon at the home of Cochran general solicitor for the Missouri Pacific.
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Ft Louis
John Schroers
Board of Education
Helen Gould
Eugene Field
Gustave La Grande Arrested Over Jealous Threats in Galena Street Home
Gustave La Grande was arrested on a warrant after alleged threats of violence against Mr. and Mrs. RR. M. Biele at their East Galena street home. Biele claimed La Grande demanded ownership of Mrs. Biele, who he said La Grande had brought from France to the United States.
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Gustave la Grande
RR. M. Biele
East
Galena Street
Biele
Boyle
la Grande
Auerbach
Jair la Grande
Judge Boyle
France
United States
Hack
Bieles
Jaitins
Pepeteenss
Lirande
Er Becarht
Unclear OCR fragment reports a deadly fall in New York
An OCR fragment from New York dated January 13 notes a person named Tiernan killed and Peter injured after a fall from a fifth floor. The city context is unclear and details are limited.
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Wether & Ladeat
New York
Fied ‘Tiernan
Peter
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