Malinak Defeats Duane in Mill Creek Farm Case for 300
In Anaconda district court Pat Duane sued John Malinak for 97 and costs over a Mill Creek farm sale. Jurors found for Malinak, awarding 300 and costs, after discovering much of the land described belonged to others and title could not be conveyed.
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Pat Duane
John Malinak
Malinak
Mill Creek
Duane
Anaconda
Matlinak
Tolan & Stewart
J. W. James
W. H. Edgcombe
Frank van Horn
C. B Newcomb
William Darian
Richard Turpin
John Sinkah
Peter Marlin
Edward Connoly
Sam Grigg
George H. Patterson
John Fink
Timothy Dowd
Scarlet Fever Alarm In Southwest City
Scarlet fever threats rise as health authorities plan action. Reported and unreported cases exist in the southwest, with many families foreigners unaware of regulations. One man notes unattended cases and children unknowingly exposed while playing outdoors.
McSweyn Cleary Case Postponed to Next Week
Archie McSweyn charged with striking Anna Cleary after she refused his company home from a dance, was continued by request and will be tried before Police Magistrate Hayes a week from yesterday.
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Archie McSweyn
Anna Cleary
Hayes
McSweyn
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Promote Quick Cold Cure
An article urges treating prolonged coughs with Stuart's Catarrh Tablets rather than hospital visits or patent medicines. It touts antiseptic relief from blood root and eucalyptus, claiming to prevent pneumonia bronchitis and consumption by alleviating nasal throat mucosa to fight germs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Two Women Examined for Insanity in County Proceedings
Hattie Smith was adjudged insane and sent to Warm Springs asylum after an examining board deemed a session there beneficial. Annie Griffin was discharged after two to three days under guard. officials termed her condition not serious, noting she is a morphine fiend and that her daughter remains with Dennis O’Leary.
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Hattie Smith
Warm Springs
William Kelliher
Board of County Commissioners
Evans
McKenzie
Annie Griffin
McFeeley
Dennis O'Leary
Belmont on the Stand Over L and N Control Transfer
August Belmont testifies he remained L and N chairman and learned of Gates and associates gaining control only after it happened. He denies involvement in Morgan appeal and says change was due to circumstances beyond his control. The ICC adjourns after two witnesses as hearings resume in Chicago next Tuesday.
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New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kentucky Railroad Commission
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company
Louisville & Nashville
August Belmont
Gates
J. P. Morgan & Co
John W. Gates
Kentucky
Chicago
Portland Saloon Man Killed by Robbers
Henry Meyer was fatally shot in his saloon at Twenty fourth and Thurman streets in Portland Oregon early today. A man and a woman named T A Edwards and BE H Price were arrested nearby on suspicion but later released. the couple’s wife heard a visitor enter after closing and a gunshot followed. The cash register was emptied and Meyer lay behind the bar.
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Portland
Ore
Henry Meyer
Twenty-fourth
Thurman Streets
T. A. Edwards
BE. H. Price
Meyer
Edwards
Price
Death of Bonanza mines superintendent in Reno
D B Lyman longtime superintendent of the Bonanza mines on the Comstock died in Reno today of pneumonia. He served twenty years as supervisor during the peak production period and was five years old.
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Reno, Nev
D. B. Lyman
Comstock
Levering Declines American Horse Show Presidency
Mortimer Levering, elected president of the American Horse Show Association at Kansas City, said in Indianapolis today that he would decline to accept the post.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Mortimer Levering
American Horse Show Association
Kansas City
Blackfeet Delegation Heads to Consult President
Maj. James H. Monteath, agent for the Blackfeet reservation, arrives in Washington with a delegation to discuss pending Blackfeet matters with the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Washington
James H. Monteath
Blackfeet Reservation
Paine's Celery Compound Recalls a Year of Health
The ad touts Paine's Celery Compound as transforming the year with cures and renewed vigor. It claims thousands of testimonial letters, medical journal notice, and physician endorsement proving the remedy heals sick people and offers lasting health improvements.
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Paine
Earth
Lynn Shoe Strike Sparks Unions Clash In New England
In Lynn Massachusetts on January 16 two hundred shoe cutters quit nine factories, with over three thousand workers affected indirectly. The walkout follows a new price list from Knights of Labor cutters, allegedly violating a contract with Boot and Shoe Workers, raising authority disputes between unions. Later eight hundred fifty stitchers joined, and the dispute may spread to Haverhill and Brockton as arbitration tries to avert a factory shutdown.
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Lynn
Mass
Knights of Labor
Cutters’ Union
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
Knights of Labor Cutters
Lynn Board of Trade
Haverhill
Brockton
Labor lockout in Chicago pits 4000 workers in union dispute
In Chicago on January 16 a clash between the United Garment Workers of America and the Special Order of Clothing Makers led to a lockout of about 4000 workers, including around 2000 women. The dispute over jurisdiction ended with the clothing makers refusing to quit their union.
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Chicago
United Garment Workers of America
Special Order of Clothing Makers
Garment
Diamond Dyes Offer Easy Care and Fast Colors
Diamond Dyes promotes no skill needed with simple directions. It guarantees fast colors that do not crack. Includes a direction book and 45 dyed samples free, from Diamond Dyes in Burlington, Vermont.
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Burlington, Vt
Young Society Girl Arrested At Mainville Resort
Anna Coleman, claimed 15 or 16, was arrested by Officer Barney Fithpatrick for unbecoming conduct at a Mainville resort. Special Officer McGillie from Butte took her into custody and may send her to reform school for incorrigibility. Cliff Matthews, a cook from Butte, was jailed but released after no charges were found.
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Anna Coleman
Barney Fithpatrick
Mainville
Butte
Clift Matthews
James Landry
McGillie
Reform School
Cliff Matthews
Pope Receives Jubilee Gift of Alabaster Columns
In a private audience at Rome on January 16, Francis McNutt and Mrs. McNutt of Washington presented the pope with four alabaster columns from Tivoli. The columns were installed in the throne room to flank the throne with candelabra fixtures.
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Rome
Francis McNutt
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McGivern
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A. C. McKinnon & Bro
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Belmont
Con
Trol
ELKS
Turner Hall
Elks’ Order
Old Comstocker
Monteanth
Paine’s
Tion
Omcer McGillie
Kreformatory
Night
Flor
Ence Roberts
David Belasco
Zaza
Smith Drug Company
Frank T. Dolan
Mont
Deer Lodge
Montana
Ellen Weiss
Gunder Johnson
East
Commercial Avenue
RH. Jacobson
Anaconda, Montana
United States
John S. Marshall
Daly Bank and Trust Company OF
John R. Toole
M. B. Greenwood
Louis V. Bennett
F. C. Norbeck
Ass’t
W. A. Cook
the Cook Medical Co
Curtis ST
Denver
Coi
United States Land Office
Helena
Washoe Copper Company
Frank A. Jones
Discovery
Cronje Tode
Silver Lake
Deer Lodge County
U. 8S
L. M
M. W
Recorder’s Office
Lake Shore
Register
Hobson
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