Butte News on Cross Examination in Davis Estate Case
Judge Harney heard a motion to substitute Roote & Clark for Demond and Drennan as attorneys for Calvin P. Davis and Elizabeth S. Bowdoin in the Davis estate heirs dispute. Demond testified under cross examination after surprise recall, defending his prior representation amid lengthy affidavits and correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attorney Roote
Attorney Demond
Mr. Demond
Demond
Roote
Ir. Demond
Velar
Court Grants Stay Without Bond In Estates Appeal
Judge Harwood noted an appeal by the estate administrator from a recent special distribution order and the statutes allow a stay without bond. The court granted the stay with a $300 bond for appeal costs. Multiple cases were varied or vacated due to pending appeals or absences, and railway tickets to Anaconda are marketed at the Great Northern office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harwood
Haeney
Phil J. Harrington
Butte & Icston Company
J’arr
Supreme Court
Lowse Labat
Fayette Harrington
France
Batt
A. C. Baum
Constabdle John
Sara Reese
Clancy
Man in City Jail After Coal Theft Attempt
H Sherwood faced jail this morning after being found in Mrs Ellis home at 90 o clock last night seeking coal to heat his cabin. Policeman McConnell arrested him as an intruder and Sherwood admitted he was cold and wanted warmth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Sherwood
Ellis
South Main Street
Sherwood
McConnell
Mendell Receives New Post After Montana Visit
San Francisco businessman George H. Mendell Jr. of Mendell's Good Fortune returns to Montana after years of visits. He accepts the Fireman's Fund Insurance as assistant secretary. His marriage since last visit to Butte to the sister of Hamilton Smith. Helen Myres dies aged 2 years and 4 months. funeral at 2 PM from 238 South Dakota Street.
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George H. Mendell, Jr
San Francisco
Montana Points
Helen
Thieves Take Dried Fruit From Utah Avenue Storehouse
Two men entered through a rear door at No. 709 Utah avenue, stealing about 25 pounds of dried fruit valued at $2. The haul included four boxes of peaches three boxes of prunes and one box of raisins. Police were informed after the theft and a sighting of two suspicious men was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah Avenue
Grose
Water leak floods city hall hallway injuring jail area
A leaky pipe at ecity hall flooded the jail hallway damaging ceiling and wall plastering. The leak at the office of Street Commissioner McLaughlin forced a complete building shutoff as a precaution. Wanted by Symons Dry Goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecity Hall
McLaughlin
Births and arrests in Butte briefs
Born yesterday to the wife of Samuel Davis of West Granite Street a girl. Warrant issued for Charles Murphy saloon keeper on unlawful cohabitation. Murphy arrested and released on bonds. Pred J. Rowlands left for Chicago and New York to buy machinery for Northwestern Smelting and Refining near Victoria B C under H C Bellinger management.
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Samuel Davis
West
Granite Street
Lizzie Funk
Charles Murphy
Murphy
J. Rowlands
Chicago
New York
Northwestern Smelting and Refining Company
Victoria
B. C
H. C. Bellinger
Northwest Fruit Growers Elect New Officers at Spokane Meeting
Spokane hosts the Northwest Fruit Growers Association where officers were elected for the coming year. The list includes President Dr X N G Blask of Walla Walla and secretaries and vice presidents for British Columbia Washington Oregon Montana Idaho with names such as Herbert Bolster Walla Walla Ben Burgunder Colfax E L Smith Hood River S M Berry Boise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla. Wash
Spokane
Northwest Fruit Growers’ Association
XN. G. Blask
Walla Walla
Herbert Bolster
W. 8. Offner
British Columbia
Professor Anderson
Washington
Ben Burgunder
Colfa
Prince Henry Visit Tied to Phlip Pine Act Sale
Vienna reports negotiations underway for the sale of the Phlip pine acts to Germany. The noted visit of Admiral Prince Henry to the United States is described as a prelude to announcing the sale.
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Vienna
Weigrer Tageblatt
Germany
Prince Henry
United States
Want to Lynch Woodard in Casper Wyoming
A mob of about 100 armed men patrol Caspar yards awaiting the return of Sheriff Tubbs with his prisoner Charles Woodard the man who killed Sheriff Ricker in the Rattlesnake mountains three weeks earlier. State troops may be needed as locals refuse to surrender custody. Acting Governor Chatterson has urged Caspar militia to ready but not deployed. Caspar fills with cowboys ranchers and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Utah
Deseret News
Cheyenne
Wryo
Caspar
Tubbs
Charles Woodard
Ricker
Rattlesnake Mountains
Woodard
Chatterson
Admiral Schley Visits Louisville Board of Trade in Sleet
In a heavy sleet storm Admiral Schley was greeted by over 2,000 people at the Louisville board of trade. Marion F. Taylor welcomed him at Exchange hall as Governor Beckham and others watched. Luncheon at Pendennis club followed and a Galt house banquet featured remarks from Schley, Beckham, General Catchings, and others.
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Louisville
Schley
Louisville Board of Trade
Board of Trade
Han
Exchange Hall
Marion F. Taylor
Governor Beckham
Taylor
Pendennis Club
Galt House
Admiral Schley
General Catchings
Peace Offer Confirmed By Dutch Premier In South Africa Talks
In The Hague today Premier Kuyper confirmed A. J. Balfour's British Commons statement about the Dutch government offering help to broker peace in South Africa. He said details could not be disclosed until Britain publishes the note or replies. Boer delegates deny knowledge of the note's contents.
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The
Hague
Dr. Kuyper
A. J. Balfour
House of Commons
South Africa
Great Britain
Heavy Ulsters for Everyday Wear
Three lines describe good looking gar ments that are strongly made and serviceable. They highlight dark mixed Irish frieze ulsters stitched with raw edge, padded shoulders and sleeves lined with black satin, and French facings with tweed linings.
Lessons from McKinley Told to Pupils by Teachers
Teachers presented pupils with lessons from the life of McKinley focusing on his boyhood and youth. No uniform exercises were prescribed, but instruction highlighted the future president’s early years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Taft Luncheon Ends Clinton Visit at Rhode Island Ave
Governor Taft was taken to his home on Rhode Island Avenue where luncheon was served. Judge Taft will act as secretary guest while he remains in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Rhode Island Avenue
Washington
McKinley Birthday Observed Across Chicago
Chicago marks the anniversary of William McKinley with half mast flags and memorial services across churches schools and G A R camps. City and county offices close for the day as Hamilton club hosts a Studebaker hall gathering featuring Judge William R Day of Ohio as main speaker.
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Chicago
United Mine Workers Adopts Popular Vote for Officers
Indianapolis hosts next year’s 18th annual convention after adopting an amendment to elect national officers by popular vote of local unions. The body voted 1000 for miners widows and orphans relief from Iowa disaster and backed re enactment of Chinese exclusion act amid a resolution opposing government by injunction. President Mitchel urged the change and the amendment passed by a decisive majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
Iowa
Mitchel
Two Runaway Cars Kill Three in Pittsburg Crash
A sleet driven accident on the McKeesport branch of the Pittsburg railroad left three dead and many injured when two runaway cars rolled down Long Hill and crashed into a station and a wedding carriage. Conductor Robert Trush died. passengers John McFadden and Mary Kinkaid were killed. James Brown and Lizzie Minner survived a wrecked carriage as the second car struck the crowd.
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Pittsburg
McKeesport
John McFadden
East McKeesport
Mary Kinkaid
Robert Trush
Pittsborg
Charles Wright
Alexander Sanders
James F. Ryan
Frank Small
Thomas Campbell
Wilmerding
Teller Farmers’ National Bank
Jacob Smith
Watson
Long Hill
Maryland Sees School Observances For McKinley Day
In Maryland on January 29 special school exercises marked McKinley Day though not a legal holiday. Baltimore city school rules relaxed to permit money collection for a memorial fund while Congressman Charles R. Schrim delivered an oration after the Union League event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
School Board
Baltimore City
Union League
Charles RK. Schrim
Utah Observances Mark McKinley Burial Day
In accordance with Governor Wels proclamation special exercises in schools and colleges across Utah honored William McKinley. A feature was the drive for the McKinley monument fund with a five cent limit for each child contribution.
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Salt Lake
Wels
William McKinley
Utah
Memorial Service Honors President McKinney in Canton
Cantonians held a memorial at the tabernacle for the late President McKinney with widespread attendance. William Dudley Foulke of Indiana delivered the principal oration and urged support for Theodore Roosevelt’s civil service goals. Canton schools suspended routine activities for patriotic exercises.
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Canton
Ohio
Civil Service Commission
Poulke
Roosevelt
Observances Mark McKinley Birthday in New York Schools
Public schools in New York observed the birthday of the late President McKinley with flags at buildings and several meetings, including a board of aldermen session, adjourned in his memory.
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New York
McKinley
F!gs
Board of Aldermen
Ohio Legislature Praises McKinley In Energetic Session
In Columbus on January 2 the Ohio legislature heard flowing oratory praising the late President McKinley. Governor Nash and other officials addressed the house in a tribute noted as unmatched in years.
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Columbus
Ohio
McKinley
House of Representatives
Nash
Cummins Addresses Legislature on William McKinley Birthday
Governor A B Cummins spoke to a joint legislature session in Des Moines Iowa on January 29 delivering an address titled William McKinley to honor the late president’s birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
A. B. Cummins
William McKinley
Cincinnati observes McKinley birthday with normal day
In Cincinnati on January 29 no public observance occurred for the late President McKinley birthday. City and county offices were open as usual and no flag demonstrations marked the day.
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Cincinnati
McKinley
Legislature Pays Tribute To McKinley And Denounces Anarchy
Denver today adopted resolutions praising the late President McKinley and his pure life. The measures deplored his assassination and urged all legislative bodies to unite against anarchy and lawlessness.
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Denver
The
Legis Aire
McKinley
Laborer Jean Paulson Slain by U S Deputy Marshal
Seattle January reports state laborer Jean Paulson was killed in iamna Alaska on January 8 by U S Deputy Marshal Charles W. Bruce. The Bertha Pauleon steamer carried the news. Pauleon, found guilty of disturbing the peace, was in Bruce's custody when an altercation led to a fatal shooting as he lay on the ground. Bruce was arrested and given a hear- ing.
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Seattle
Jan
Jean Paulson
Iamna
Alaska
United States
Charles W. Bruce
Bertha
Pauleon
Bruce
Taft Arrives in Washington Meets Corbin at War Dept
Judge Taft civil governor of the Philippines arrived in Washington this afternoon. He was met by General Corbin and driven to the War Department where he exchanged greetings with Secretary Root.
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Washington
Taft
Philippines
Corbin
War Department
Root
Man Bound Over on Deadly Weapon Charge
A man appeared before United States Commissioner Brooks on a charge of discharging a deadly weapon with intent to kill. He failed to post a $2.50 bond and was taken to Juneau by United States Deputy Marshal Harvilte.
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Ing
United States
Brooks
Juneau
Harvilte
Eight Hours Work for French Miners
Paris delegates pass the eight hour daily work limit for miners with support from radical socialists. Count Albert de Lautrec opposes a formal wage minimum. M. Baudin cites miner mortality and government approval. debate adjourned for one week.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Bissy
Socialit
Count Albert Dean
M. Baudin
Ex President Cleveland Returns From Hunting Trip
Princeton New Jersey January 9 Ex President Cleveland arrived from a seven days hunting trip to Georgetown. He appeared in good health and seemed much relieved by the outing.
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Princeton
N. J
Cleveland
Georgetown
8. C
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East Park St
Butte
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M. M. Day, Jr
J. M. Day
Day Bos
Day B.os
Court of Bankruptcy
West Park Street
Montana
Symons Dry Goods Company
Mendell
Caty Hall
Butte Briefs
Oming Sheriff
Premier Kuuyper
Hennessy
Mall
Butte, Montana
United Mine Workers of
America
Sear Peptsburg
Hattimeore
Cal
Phils
Waisley
Anton
Illus
Trious
Governor Cummins
Elorade
Batavia
Reefers
Brooklyn Daily Basle
French Chamber of Deputies
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