Serious charge against MacGinnis in district court
W. W. Adams known as the Ice man sues F. Aug. Heinze via district court claiming John MacGinnis acted as Heinze agent to secure water rights. Adams says a December paper deeded surplus river water to Heinze for 1,000 with no payment and asserts deceit and misreading. He seeks injunction and return of the water deed. T. Bailey Lee represents Adams.
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District Court
Montana Ore
Buffaloed
W. W. Adams
F. Aug. Heinze
John MacGinnis
Heinze
Adams
Williams Quartz Lode
Horse Canyon
MacGinnis
Williams
Columbia Garden
T. Bailey Lee
Bound Over for Robbery in Meaderville Hearing
Staiba bound over to district court on charges of robbing William Hall of a railroad ticket and $15 in cash after Hall testified they were to catch a train for Indianapolis when Staiba led him to the red light district. The ticket was found on Staiba. he claimed he kept it to prevent loss.
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James Staiba
Libby
Meaderville
William Hall
Hall
Indianapolis
Ind
Stalba
Butte
Red-Light
Mercury Street
W. W. Likens
Macke
Yancey
Council Considers Viaduct Plan Under NP Tracks
No opposition voiced as aldermen prepare to form a committee with Northern Pacific officials and the street car company to advance the under tracks viaduct project in South Butte. Local leaders and hackmen urge immediate action to improve safety at the crossing.
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Northern Pacific
South Butte
Lawmakers Adopt Death Resolutions for Ex Senator Anderson
The Montana Senate adopted memorial resolutions for ex state Senator James T. Anderson of Meagher county who died December 13, 1900 at White Sulphur Springs. The session approved several bills including county boundary changes and tax, election, and criminal reform measures while adjourning to the next morning.
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Stanton
Sefet
J.T. Anderson
James T. Anderson
Senate of
Montana
Meagher County
Anderson
State Senate of
The
Senate
Powell County
Courtney
Letter to Reedy at jail hints money in transit
A letter postmarked St Paul arrived at the city jail for George Reedy who died at the poor farm after illness. It may contain money and was likely written by the deceased's brother, a wealthy man in St Paul. Also noted are obituaries for Mrs Mary Jane Harris and Benjamin H Dutton with last residences listed.
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Gilchrist
Butte Humane Society
Humane Society
Roland
Hy Swindlehurst
Miss Hofstatter
David W. Yaney
Appropriations Committee
Judiciary Committee
Wood
George Reedy
Reedy
St. Paul
Northwestern Methodist conference to hear Starr appeal
The judiciary of the Northwest Methodist conference meets in Tacoma to hear the appeal of Rev. A. B. Starr former pastor of Bunnyside church Portland. Starr was found guilty of conduct unbecoming a minister and suspended, and appeals the decision.
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Tacoma
Wash
Northwest Methodist Conference
A. B. Starr
Bunnyside
Portland
Starr
Doctors Endorse Herpicide In Dandruff Cure Claims
Spokane physician Dr J M Powell and Walla Walla physician Dr W G Alban praise Herpicide as a reliable dandruff remedy. They state it kills the dandruff germ and meets claimed benefits. The product is described as a delightful hair dressing that relieves itching and leaves hair glossy and soft.
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J. M. Powell
Spokane
Wash
W. G. Alban
Walla Walla
Newbro
Bills Move Through House Closes With Victoria Memorial Respect
House bills pass between readings. Bill 44 fixes ore rate at 3 cents per ton mile and bans discrimination. Bill 45 governs estray advertising. Bill 46 redefines weights and measures. coal ton shifts from long to short by reducing bushel from 80 to 76 pounds. Rep Hedges notes Queen Victoria’s death and the house adjourns to honor her memory.
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Dee
Committee On Railways and Transportation
Shanley
Conner
Ravalli
Hedges
Queen Victoria
Eminent Shakespearean Scholar Frederick Warde Addresses Butte Teachers
The high school auditorium welcomed Frederick Warde for his annual address to teachers pupils and friends. He illustrated orators from Shakespeare with gesture and action highlighting Antony Richelieu and a famed scene with the pound of flesh. The audience awarded an ovation and a token of remembrance was suggested.
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Frederick Warde
Mr. Warde
Butte
Warne
Shakespeare
Antony
Cardinal Woolses
Warde
Richelieu
Kearns Nominated Utah Senator by Republican Caucus
The Utah Republican senatorial caucus chose Thomas Kearns as United States senator after ten ballots. Holmgren switched from Brown to Kearns, giving the needed votes for nomination, and the result was declared unanimous. Born 1862, Kearns rose from farm roots to mining, developing the Silver King mine and pursuing a Utah California railroad project with investors including W A Clark and George A Leighton.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Thomas Kearns
United States
Kearns
Rowan
MecCornick
Salisbury
Holmgren
Brown
Nebraska
Black Hills
Parkily
Ontario
California
W. A. Clark
R. C. Kerens
St. Louis
George A. Leighton
New Hampshire
Gallop Results From San Francisco and New Orleans Race Meets
At Tanforan San Francisco on June 22 favorites fell and outsiders won most events led by Slap Dash rider Lester Kelff upcoming. New Orleans meets on January 22 reported winners including Tea Gown Donna Rita Trebor Sir Fallan Locust Blossom and Dagmar across six races with times ranging from 1 43 to 1 46.
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Tanforan
Lester Kelff
Nelson
Grafter
Bonnie Lissak
Dr. Scharff
J. Wo Kiby
Mike Murphy
Rey de. Bandidos
Mary Kinsella
Bogus Bill
Vollay
Great Bend
Rollick
Tuthill
Tiely
Sublime
Companion
Aphordis
Herculean
Gormero
Lou Hey
New Orleans
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Sandy
Bempire
Donna Rita
Barilla
Blocker
Ifety
Trebor
Cogswell
Belle Bimpson
Sir Fallan
Dr. Amburag
Sir Florian
Locust Blossom
Heroics
Thurles
Dagmar
Porter B
Bequeath
Senate Ballot Deadlock Report From Salem
In Salem Oregon on January 22 the senate vote totals show H W Corbett eight, George W MacBride ten, Willam Smith six, Birger Hermann two, Cc W Patten one, George H Willams one. In the house Corbett twenty, Macbride nine, Hermann six, Smith twenty, M Cc George one, Fulton one, Williams one, F A Moore one.
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Ore
Senate
H. W. Corbett
George W. MacBride
Willam Smith
Birger Hermann
W. Patten
George H. Willams
House
Corbett
Mcbride
Hermann
Smith
M. Cc
George
Fulton
Williams
F. A. Moore
Wyoming Legislature Divides Votes For U.S. Senator
In Cheyenne on January 22 the Wyoming House backed Francis E. Warren with 34 votes and John E. Osborne with 2. The Senate vote also favored Warren with 18 votes to Osborne’s.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
United States
House
Francis E. Warren
John E. Osborne
Senate
Warren
Osborne
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