Butte News Semester Close Reports Mixed Progress at School of Mines
President Leonard praises the term but notes examinations were tougher than usual as the School of Mines closes its first semester. He compares Montana's progress with Michigan and Colorado schools and mentions plans for a night school and new courses if demand continues.
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School of Mines
Leonard
Michigan School of Mines
Hroughton
Colorado
Iralden
Michigan
Ben
Owig
Montana
Woods Stack Moore faces new burglary trial in Mercury Street case
Woods, also known as Stack Moore, a young colored man, is moving to stand trial again for burglary after a prior attempted robbery and acquittal. An additional information by the county attorney was filed yesterday and will be voiced in court today. He is charged with entering Nellie Lee 48 East Mercury Street and stealing items, previously accused in a separate robbery at 42 East Galena Street. He previously claimed he entered a different house by a transom to visit a friend, which led to a jury acquittal. He told court officials as he left: you white folks will never see me here again. But he will be seen there once more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woods
Stack Moore
McClernan
Nellie Lee
East Mercury Street
East Galena Street
Meriman and Mason Restraining Order Case Taken Under Advisement
The hearing of the motion to vacate the restraining order in the Butte Land and Investment company against BR C Merriman and Louis Mason concluded before Judge Harney. The plaintiff argued the defendants had no standing and rights were adjudicated, while the defense asserted the claim was valid and the order should remain. Briefs were requested from both sides.
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Plaintffs
Butte Land and Investment Company
BR. C. Merriman
Louis Mason
Harney
Nto
Auarts
Butte & Boston Placer
Quarts
Palintiff
F. 7. McBride
R. L. Clainton
C. P.connolly
Corrections in Tivoli Brewing Incorporators List
The newspaper corrects an error listing Henry Mueller as an incorporator of Tivoli Brewing yesterday. The correct name is Herman Mueller. If seeking to buy a lot or for Roosevelt Thunder Mountain town info, the sacred agent will be at the Finien hotel Monday Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Henry Mueller
Tivoli Brewing Company
Herman Mueller
Roosevelt
Thunder Mountain
Finien Betel
Wednessey
Thornton in Hard Luck and TS Minus Cash
John Thornton of the Pullman saloon on South Main Street loses at least 55 dollars and stock after leaving Don Grogan in charge. Thornton recovers 17.50. police seek balance and possible arrests. Butch the change seeker implicated. union row saloon noted. Also reports Kneale death and local club opening. railway tickets to Anaconda advertised.
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John Thornton
Pullman
South Main Street
Thornton
Don Grogan
Policeman Young
Young
Union Boy
South Main
Shorphyry Streets
Butch
Grogan
Union Row
Flashes Tip Winner Mer Mills and Friend
A brief notebook note reports Mer Mills securing a flash victory with a companion named Wene in a local room event, details limited but marked as a tip.
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Mer. Mills
His
Wene
Robbing the Oakland Races a Telegraph Trick Unmasked
The Cincinnati Inquirer reports a Philadelphia based scheme where bettors using aliases like Mr Mills in Newport and Monmouth rooms attempted to dupe race operators. Spikes in horse prices just before race starts matched winning outcomes, prompting managers to suspect a hidden wire cue system amid ongoing investigations and planned telegraph checkups.
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Mr. Mills
Detroit
Lavator
San Francisco
Oakland
T 6
Dr. Boyle
Mills
Milla
Wife seeks divorce and custody amid mining fugitive abuse
Mrs Mary Rose Gavin petitions the district court for divorce from John W Gayn alleging cruelty and that their six year old son is kept in a mine by the father. She cites threats and repeated violence, intemperance, and a restraining order. she seeks custody and $100 for attorney fees.
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Mary Rose Gavin
District Court
John W. Gay'n
Virginia City
Nev
Gavin
Cill
West
Daly Street
Walkerville
Javin
Thurleigh & Blair
European plan verifies rates for lodging on Spear Island
The notice lists room rates with an European plan at $1.50 per day and up, and an American plan at $3 per day and up, indicating lodging pricing on Spear Island and marking it as the finest table west of New.
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New
Dillon and Basin Telephone Company Formed in Montana
Articles of incorporation filed in Beaverhead County establish the Dillon and Basin Telephone Company with a 1500 share capital at 3 each for a 46 year term. Directors include Duke Gist B Fournier J Jackson A J Noyes and others from Wisdom Dillon. The aim is a telephone network linking Wisdom Jackson Dillon and nearby ranches.
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Standard
Dillon
Dillon and Basin Telephone Company
Standaher
Sim
Duke Gist
B. Fournier
Jackson
A. J. Noyes
Chorge Woodworth
Wisdom
Hi. F
Butte
Butte Business College
Indian Queen
Birch Creek
U Refer
New York
Saddle Lease
J. M. Conway
Billings
W. C. Alexander
Bozeman
Robert Walsh
Colorado
Conway
Nampa
Idaho
Free County High School
Hil
Hill
Sweden
Hess
Con- Way
Nels Nelson
Horse Prairie
Kt. L. Sha
Montana Stockyards Demand Drive Burlington Record
Thousands of cattle are moved into Montana for wintering and fattening as Nebraskan and neighboring stockmen ship herds to the state. The Burlington transported over 20 000 head for the American Live Stock and Loan company of Denver in seven months, with all shipments reaching on schedule and minimal losses. A. E. DeRickles notes the railroad’s reliability across western routes, except during a severe blizzard. Under J J Hill leadership the Burlington plans department store style oversight with sub monthly reports from each branch.
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Montana
Nebraska
Colorado
Texas
Arizona
New Mexico
Burlington Railroad
Wyoming
Dakotas
American Live Stock and Loan Company of
Denver
A. E. DeRickles
Burlington
Missouri
J. J. Hill
Hill
Butte Street Car Union Plans Annual Banquet
The Butte Street Car Men's union schedules a grand banquet at A. O. U. W. hall in South Butte on Monday at 8 30 p m. Frances Ellen Hastings infant daughter of Pat and Sera Hastings died yesterday at 2 p m. The funeral is today at 2 p m from 135 Missoula Avenue Center ville. William John Hastings infant son of Mr and Mrs John Nicholson died yesterday with a funeral at 3 p m from 42 Hopkins Street Rev E J Groeneveld officiating
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John Alfred Kneale
Toomorrow
John Kneale
West Woolman Street
C. Blackiston
Butte Street Car Men's Union
A. O. U. W. Hall
South Butte
Frances Ellen Hastings
Pat
Sera Hastings
Missoula Avenue
Centerville
William John
John Nicholson
Hopkins Street
E. J. Groeneveld
Burlington expands engine orders at Havelock shops
The Burlington railroad placed an additions order for six K type locomotives at the Havelock shops, confirming the Nebraska plant is profitable for engine construction. The project follows prior orders and competitive bidding, with each engine costing roughly five to ten thousand dollars, much of which goes to labor. The Havelock output has produced some of Burlington’s fastest engines, and their performance compares favorably with other shops.
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Nebraska
Burlington
Havelock
Hiavelock
Liquor license charge filed against Alexander
A pending case in Justice O Connor's court accuses Alexander of selling liquor without a license. El Robertson for the Liquor Dealers association alleges he ran or allowed gaming at his place where chips paid for liquor. A jug passed for liquor and winning chips used as payment. Eye witnesses reportedly ready for a strong case.
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Ness
Justice O'Connor
el Robertson
Liquor Dealers’ Association
Alexander
Call police court called a farce by defendant
William Michael Clancy gave his name at the city jail yesterday after causing the arrest of Lada a Galena Street resident who said she named 454. Clancy claimed she robbed him and sought to transfer the case to Judge Clancy. He left with $0 after counting his cash and vowed to challenge the court.
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William Michael Clancy
Lada
Galena Street
Clancy
Laughlin
Boyle
Bol Levy
Still Hearing Nixon Case in Judge Clancy Court
The Nixon Andrews case dominated Saturday in Judge Clancy's court. Celest Nixon testified about securing the tithe to the property and was followed by her son B M Nixon who supported her claim and admitted the eviction order. The day ended with the hearing adjourned to Monday morning.
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Clancy
Nixon-Andrewa
Celest
Nixon
B. M. Nixon
Wasoma
Schmoltz Bankruptcy Case in Montana Court
In the United States District Court in Montana Charles Schmoltz files for final discharge. Hearing on his petition is set for February 16, 1902 at 16 a m in Butte to allow creditors and interested parties to object. Judge Hiram Knowles presides with the court seal affixed in Helena January 23, 1902.
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District Court of the United States
District of Montana
Charles Schmoltz
Butte
Silver Bow County
Mont
Hiram Knowles
Helena
Geo
W. Sproule
Laas
Newbro Shampoo Promises Cure for Dandruff and Baldness
An advertisement claims parasitic mites in the scalp cause hair loss and dandruff. It touts Newbro's product as a revolutionary treatment that kills the mites, prevents further hair loss, and cures baldness.
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Newbro
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