Demurrers in race track case spark courtroom debate
Judge Danian hears demurrers to horse race wagering charges with 18 informations amid questions of sufficiency. Attorney Meyer argues the filings are uncertain and improper while reflecting on justice and common sense as defendants deny guilt.
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Gambled With The Money Issued On His Note In Court
Judgment on a note for 39 dollars was found for Jacob Knuttha against Henry Nokia by Justice Doran. The defendant claimed the money was for legal purposes and admitted receipt but said it funded a gambling game and rent was invalid. Knuttha said he gave funds to Hickla who needed it for board and rent. Hickla accused Knuttha of permitting gambling in his saloon. Fainright pleaded not guilty to petty larceny in the same court, alleging he stole a sack of coal valued at 1 dollar from Northwest Coal on January 17.
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Freckles on Broadway stage thrills Butte crowds
The Broadway Amusement company presents Neil Twoney’s dramatization of Gene Stratton-Porter’s Freckles Sunday matinee and evening. The production features elaborate staging and a cast noted for excellence with music by Apatal Friedand and other artists.
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Gene Stratton-Porter
Broadway Amusement Company
Apatal Friedand
Butte
Ansonia Fur Question Sparks Theatrical Gossip
The Ansonia venue runs a fur fashion dilemma as Dor completes best wearing advice while a Hollywood style wire reveals Fernanda’s engagement and actor money speculation. The chatter links James Teatinie Wilkes paving talk and the Broadway theater Wilkes company plan for Saturday night curtain.
Divorce Granted Over Cruelty in Lancaster Case
Esther Freethey received a divorce from Thoma Freethey in Judge Don Tan's court. custody of two children was awarded with $40 monthly support. The couple, married in Lancaster England on November 28 1901, cited cruelty as the ground. The wife testified that she was beaten frequently, once losing several teeth in an assault. The attorney W H Maloney stated the alimony would be paid once the husband could be located.
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Esther Freethey
Man Fleeing Bankruptcy Files Voluntary Petition
John Steinne, a miner, filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal court yesterday. He lists liabilities at 489 dollars and assets at zero, all claimed exempt. He lists wages, some assigned, and clothing as his property.
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Aquarius Daily Horoscope Promises Favorable Spring Growth
Astrologers predict a highly favorable day with Venus Mars and Mercury in beneficial aspect and Saturn adverse. Musicians writers and artisans may gain public appreciation, new dramatists foreseen, and merchants pleasing women may benefit. Caution on New York underground risks and possible public building or coal mine accidents are noted, with health, finances, and foreign relief needs highlighted. A brief jewelry ad follows.
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