Contempt case fees and divorce suit headline local court
Three lawyers sue Amos Doney for $500 claiming fees from his contempt hearing and contending he offered only partial payment. Veronica Lenihan sues William Lenihan for divorce on cruelty and non support, alleging $159 monthly earnings and neglect during illness. An amended damage suit seeks $25,000 for a boy injured when a coal company wagon wheel tire rolled into a sidewalk and through an iron railing. Winnifred McLean sues New York Life for $910.66 on a life policy issued August 22 1906.
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Amos Doney
Louis P. Donovan
A. B. Metzner
Jesse B. Roote
District Court
Doney
Veronica Lenihan
William Lenihan
William Connors, Jr
KE. J. Bartels
Union Coal Company
Paul Gitke
Thomas Fairchild
Connors Bboy
Coal Company
Wyoming Street
Connors
Winnifred A. McLean
Patrick H. McGuire
New York Life Insurance Company
Edward H Hubbard Dies After Illness in Butte
Edward H Hubbard, 62, a Butte resident for about 12 years, died yesterday morning after a week's pneumonia illness at 1120 West Park Street. He came to Butte from Kalispell and is survived by his wife, three daughters and two sons.
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Edward H. Hubbard
Butte
Famy
West Park Street
Hubbard
Kalispell
Hubbard Family Rites Set for This Afternoon
R. W. and A. M. Hubbard are sons with daughters Misses Cora M Agnes and Grace L. The funeral is at Richards' undertaking rooms at 2:30 this afternoon conducted by Rev. S. C. Blackiston. Mr. Hubbard was born in New York state.
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R. W
A. M. Hubbard
Cora M
Agnes
Grace L
Walkerville Firefighters Plan Feb 1 Dance for Friends
Walkerville's volunteer fire department announces a new fund raising dance on February 1 free to all invited guests from the hill and district. After a canceled past event due to a fire alarm at the old power house, volunteers aim to entertain friends with a successful evening this time.
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Walkerville
Walkererville
Butte
Hartford Yale alumni dinner postponed to Feb 15
The Hartford Yale alumni dinner with Secretary Taft as speaker is moved from Feb 7 to Feb 15. Taft will address audiences in Hartford and then speak in New Haven on the following Monday.
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Hartford
Hartford-Yale
Taft
New Haven
McMillan Acquitted of Assault by Police Commission
Police Commissioner panel clears W A McMillan of charges of assault over a dispute with C L Mitchell off duty at Park and Main. Findings to be worded and submitted to the mayor, with two would be officers found nonresidents. others cleared.
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W.A. McMillan
Police Commission
C. L. Mitchell
McMillan
Mitchell
Park and Main Streets
Salvation Army
Sheriff Kadell Brings Jackson to Virginia After Madison County Claim
Sheriff Charles Kadell returned to Virginia with a man named Jackson in custody. Jackson was arrested in Silver Bow County on Tuesday and is accused of taking mortgaged property from Madison County. Residents in Butte yesterday say a clear case has been made out against him.
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Charles Kadell
Virginia
Jackson
Silver Bow County
Madison County
Butte
Miller Youth Dies at Home in Wisconsin Native
William Emmet Miller age 18 son of Mr and Mrs William Miller died at the family home 712 North Wyoming street yesterday afternoon from rheumatism of the heart. He was a native of Wisconsin and had lived in the area.
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William Emmet Miller
William Miller
Wyoming Street
Wisconsin
Local youth dies. family mourns loss in Butte
A young person from Butte, who began painting at six months old and was well liked, has died. Survived by parents and three younger siblings, with funeral arrangements not yet set.
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Butte
Mann Heirs Seek Release of Securities From Bank Vaults
In San Francisco on January 22 a suit was filed by Ella O Mann Charles S Mann and Fred A Mann heirs of Dr Samuel S Mann to remove about 20000 dollars of local stock and a small cash deposit from the wrecked California Safe Deposit and Trust company. They seek dissolving the trust and release of the securities.
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San Francisco
California Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Edward J. Lebreton
Ella O. Mann
Charless. Mann
Fred A. Mann
Samuel S. Mann
Manns
Edward C. Harrison
Bank Closures Hit Pittsburg Building Block
The Traders and Mechanics' Bank, a state institution in Pittsburg, was closed today by bank examiners. The Treasury Trust Company, a subsidiary occupying the same building, was closed but reportedly on a voluntary basis.
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Pittsburg
Traders and Mechanics’ Bank
Treasury Trust Company
Dr Dodd Frames Lenses for Sale at 115 North Main
Dr Dodd offers style gold framed spectacles at 115 North Main Street with lenses to fit eyes priced at $3. Duplicates of any lens available for 50 cents each.
White Slave Traffic Discussed by Women
The South Butte Woman's Christian Temperance Union met Tuesday at 407 West Boardman. A program on white slave traffic and rescue work featured papers by Mrs. Currah, Mrs. Cannon, and Mrs. Anderson. Two new members joined and were welcomed by state president Mrs. Currah. next meeting is Feb. 4 at Mrs. Anderson's home.
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South
William E. Currah
Moet
Anderson
Jackson Street
Reocclupies The Town Zetaet By Mulai Rachid Force
Mulai Rachid, a leader of Mulai Hatid's forces, reoccupied the town of Zetaet on January 17, two days after being driven out by French columns commanded by General D'Armade. The French column is now at Kasbah Ber Behrid.
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Casa Blanca
Mulai Rachid
Mulai Hatid
Zetaet
D’armade
Kasbah Ber Behrid
Discount Rate Falls in Paris as Private Rate Drops
Paris reports the private discount rate reduced today from 8 percent to 3 percent. The Bank of France discount rate remained unchanged.
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Paris
Bank of France
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