Heinze seeks permission to survey Anaconda workings
Judge Clancy heard F A Heinze petition to examine southern Anaconda mine workings to determine if they extend beneath the Belmont lode in Leggat Foster addition. Affidavits from leasers and supervisors claim ore removal, underground blasting, and ground drainage suggest access beneath Belmont. Hearing resumes this morning as attendees praised Anaconda hospitality and the Standard plant tour.
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Clancy
F. A. Heinze
Anaconda
Belmont Lode
Leggat
Belmont
Bryce W. Turner
Heinze
Feil
Mahoney
James H. Burns
Substitution of Attorneys in Davis Estate Hearing
Hearing before Judge Harney on substituting attorneys for heirs of the Davis estate filled the day. Demond and Drennan claim vested rights via powers of attorney and prior suits tied to a compromise. Fees and expenses remain undecided while side two argues counsel could be discharged. Also, trustee C H Palmer seeks distribution of his interest in the $100,000 and 1 share of bank stock, with a stay in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Harney
Demond and Drennan
C. H. Palmer
First National Bank
Nadeaus sue Johnston and bond firm for 1767 dollars
J A Nadeau and Arthur Nadeau filed suit against contractor Joseph Johnston and American Bonding and Trust of Baltimore for 1767.35 dollars. Johnston built their building for 4100 dollars, was paid 3400, and the plaintiffs claim 1767. percent in liens against Johnston and his son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Nadeau
Arthur Nadeau
Joseph Johnston
American Bonding and Trust Company
Baltimore
Johnston
Western Lumber Company
Anaconda Company
Big Blackfoot Company
Nicholar Hughes
Richard Morrison
Frank Bitton
Suit Seeks Deed To Lot After Agreement With Passmore Co
A. I. Schasser and Theresa Schasse sue Charles S. Passmore & Co and George Mihelich to force a deed to fer 10, block 7, East Butte. They say Passmore bought the land with $810 of their funds and agreed to build a structure and deed the lot after conditions were met. The plaintiffs allege performance but claim the property was later conveyed to Mihelich on Jan 3, 1901, seeking $1,500 in damages and a deed to the property.
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Ik. A. Schasser
Theresa Schasse
Charless
Professor Leamy Hosts Graduation Farewell Reception
Professor Leamy principal of the high school entertained the graduating class at his apartments on West Granite Street. The reception served as a farewell to the students who complete the course and leave the institution for life's next steps.
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Professor Leamy
Iranite Street
Assessors Return Home After Butte Meeting
County assessors who attended the annual association meeting in Butte have returned home. They closed business Wednesday night and spent Thursday sightseeing including a trip to Anaconda to visit Deer Lodge county’s new courthouse. They toured mines, the Montana Hotel, and smelters before heading home on evening trains.
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Anaconda
H. Daniels
Park County
Finlen
Standard
Butte
Association
Deer Ledge County
Montana
Woodmen of the World Hold Large Social Session
The Woodmen of the World lodge on West Broadway hosted a social session last evening for about 400 members and friends. The program featured welcome address piano solo Gustave Frankel performances by Liberty Mandolin club and Woodmen of the World Glee club multiple vocal soloists and recitations with W C Krum as general organizer and FE V Matlack as accompanist.
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Society of the Woodmen of the World
West Broadway
Gustave Frankel
Liberty Mandolin Club
Woodmen of the World Glee Club
W. D. Tenner
Jenatius Donnelly
George Palmer
Liberty Club
Slayer of John Hanifan to plead guilty to manslaughter
Alfred Anckorn will plead guilty to manslaughter in the murder of John Hanifan at 46 Wyoming Avenue last October 15. He will receive a ten year sentence in the state prison, with the plea accepted by the county attorney.
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Alfred Anckorn
John Hanifan
Peart Sutouy
McClernan
Anekorn
Toonvict
No. 46
Wyoming alHey
Anchora
Josie Olsen
Hanifan
Anckorn
Monahan defends saloon lead to Standard reply
Patrick Monahan of East Park street writes to the editors denying any trouble at his saloon and defending the character of its patrons. He states no disturbance occurred there for eleven years and asserts police reports misrepresented events of the night in question. He lists four arrested men as respected miners and union members, seeking to set public perception straight.
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Standard
Butte
East Park Street
Martin Pinkham
John Denley
Auerbach
Peter Regan
Owen McCall
John Donley
Butte Miners’ Union
Patrick Monaila
Rawlins Seeks Inquiry Into Philippine Treason Clauses
Washington June 30 Senator Rawlins introduced a resolution asking the secretary of war whether the treason net in the Philippines has been passed by the Philippine commission. The measure cites a circular with penalties for concealing treason and uttering sedious words and for secret societies promoting treason. It also bars advocating independence by any means, with penalties up to 2000 dollars and four years imprisonment. The resolution was postponed for future consideration.
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Washington
Rawlins
Secretary of War
Philippines
Philippine Commission
United States
Fire Sparks From Sofa Match In Dr Johnson’s Park Street Office
At midnight on Park street Owsley block a sofa fire started when Dr Johnson struck a red headed match under the edge of his sofa. Sparks flew, a blaze followed, the doctor threw the sofa out window and a few nearby witnesses fled. The sofa burned to ashes at Lovelock with no other damage or injuries reported.
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Park Street
Owsley
Johnson
Lovelock
Milner outlines plan for native labor in South Africa
London reports detail a three bank lapse rt to-night on Lord Milner's plan for native labor in the mining region. He proposes to abolish contracting and control the labor system, acknowledging difficulties but urging firm action and government support to ensure a decisive civilized success.
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London
Lord Milner
South Africa
Butte Notes From a Local Page
Residents and visitors are listed with brief notes from Butte. W L Reid and wife from New York stay at the Thornton Hotel while W I Lippincott lies seriously ill at 214 South Excelsior. J Keppler travels from Anaconda to attend Louis Beat’s funeral. Jack Mahoney recovers from a streetcar injury though laid up. George McFor sud returns from Spokane in improving health. Charles J. Jones comes from San Francisco after Walter Brotherhood convention where he is elected vice president for Montana Wyoming Idaho. Judge Olaen jokes with cigars and reveals the birth of a 12 pound heir.
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J. Keppler
Anaconda
Louis P Beat
Jack Mahoney
George
Montana
Wyoming
Idaho
Olaen
South Hutte
Prince Henry of Prussia Seeks Informal US Talks
Admiral Prince Henry of Prussia pursues private visits at Sipho and uses time to study and discuss the United States with well informed Americans. He aims to meet influential Americans and engage in conversations about the United States.
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Bertin
Prince Henry of
Prussia
United States
Prince Henry
Fire devastates Granby street block in Norfolk
A morning blaze on Granby street destroyed the Columbia building and affected the Atlantic hotel and nearby shops. The fire spread rapidly in high winds, threatening several blocks including Watt, Retten & Day department store and the Academy of Music, with losses estimated over a million dollars.
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Norfolk, Val
Columbia
Granby Street
Crown
Needer’s
Atlantic Hotel
Johnesons China Store
Tate
Sonwoom
Watt, Retten &Day
Academy of Music
Main Street
Short Line Restores 52 Cent Aid Rate to Utah and Idaho
Salt lake January 30. It was announced that the Short Line would on February 8 restore the aid rate of 52 cents on four shipped into Utah and Southern Idaho from points east of Urmiana. The restoration was made on representations in Idaho and Utah mil.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Idaho
Urmana
Havana Hearing Explores Furnishing of Rathbone House
Witnesses testified at a Havana hearing into Cuban postal frauds. Rathbone's claim to house furnishings is argued against, citing army officers in Cuba who reportedly had insular fund authority. Senate committee reports on Cuba, showing similar private fees by officers, are presented as evidence.
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Havana
Jan
Rathbone
Army
George H. Burton
Inspector General's Department
Cuba
Hathbone
Senate Committee
Oregon millers face possible plant closures amid new rates
A rate change requested by Oregon millers could force several mills to shut down. Local producers have begun preparations to close their plants in response to the new costs and economic pressure.
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Oregon Millers
Schwab Resignation Rumor Denied by J. P. Morgan
A report that Charles M. Schwab had resigned as president of United States Steel ran through Wall Street today but was denied by J. P. Morgan. The New York rumor touched on leadership at the steel giant as markets reacted to the chatter.
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New York
Murer
Charles M. Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
Wall Street
J. P. Moran
Schwab Quiet on Steel Presidency Rumor
Charles M. Schwab of United States Steel was seen in Paris amid a Wall Street rumor that he resigned the presidency of the firm. He refused to confirm or deny the report saying I wont say anything.
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Paris
Charles M. Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
Wall Street
Byron Terrill Dies Noted Kansas Stage Driver at Genda Burings
Wichita Kansas January 2 Byron Terrill the last of the famous Kansas stage drivers died today at Genda Burings He drove stages before there was a mile of railroad in the state He piloted notable figures including Horace Greeley Jim Lane General Sherman and others He was known in Arizona where he built a fortune He won a Denver stage tournament with a figure eight in the smallest space
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Wichita
Kan
Byron Terrill
Kansas
Genda Burings
Horace Fireeley
Jim Lane
General Sherman
John Hirown
Bearty
Henry M. Branles
Arizona
Denver
West
Sugar Industry Trouble Persists in Cuba
Governor General Wood writes to U S senators detailing the sugar sector’s bleak outlook under current prices and duties, making landing sugar in the United States unprofitable.
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Havana
Wood
Washington
Uba
United States
Fasig Tipton Sale Opens with 129 Horses Sold
In New York at the Fasig Tipton auction today 129 head were sold with an average price around 57 dollars.
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New York
Fasig-Tipton
Banker C Grant Perkins Dies in Seattle
MORTENERY Hie Ot Seattle January 20 report none of the sudden death of C Grant Perkins in Dawson Wednesday evening. Perkins formerly worked with Ladd & Tilton in Portland and later with Dexter Horton & Co in Seattle. He became manager and cashier of Merchants' Bank of Port Townsend where he married Lucy Littlefield, daughter of D M Littlefield, inspector of customs.
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Seattle
C. Grant Perkins
Dawson
Perkins
Death of Mrs. Melissa Saxton in St. Joseph
Mrs. Melissa Emily Saxton widow of James Saxton and cousin of Mrs. William McKinley died in St. Joseph last night aged 81. General debility was the cause of her death.
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St. Joseph, Mo
Melissa Emily Saxton
James Saxton
William McKinley
Decatur Woman Sarah Ewing Dies at 87
Mrs Sarah RF Ewing mother of the late Charles BE Ewing and relative of Aldai FE Steven, died at her home in Decatur aged 87.
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Decatur
Sarah RF. Ewing
Charles BE. Ewing
Aldai FE. Stevenson
Louis Representative Charles Peares Dies at 55
Charles Peares longtime Saint Louis district representative in the Forty fifth and Forty sixth congresses died today from pulmonary trouble. He served in public life and represented his district in national affairs for years.
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A. Louis
Charles Peares
Bt. Louis
Death of Dr. Rev. A. B. Miller President of Waynesburg College
The Rev. A. B. Miller, longtime president of Waynesburg College in Waynesburg Pennsylvania, died today after a period of illness. He served 11 years as president and was a noted religious leader in Pittsburg.
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Pittsburg, Pa
A. B. Miller
Waynesburg, Pa
Dare Algesic
Massachusetts Congressman Charles Sprague Dies in Sanitarium
Thanies Sprague Providence R. I. L. January reports the death of former Congressman Charles Sprague of Massachusetts at 4 in a sanitarium here today.
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Providence
R. L
Charles Sprague
Massachusetts
Spokane of the Pacific owners' trial draw 200 guests
In San Francisco on January 30 more than 200 invited guests attended the owners’ trial of the Spokane of the Pacific, marking a notable social event as the ship progresses through its proceedings.
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San Francisco
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Monahan
Coneoenina Phil
Ippine Treasonm Graber
Owsley Block
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W. L. Reid
Thornton
F. W. Currier
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Panama
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Panam
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Precedent
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Lewis Dry Goods Co
Mennen
Artiel
Bor Seanan
Parte
Mother Hubbard
Ray Wna
Schwab
United
States Steel Corporation
Schwahl
Simae
Sueer Tedustes
Theressehbireds Sald
Mortenery Hie
Melissa Santon
Sarah
Charles Vearce
Thanies Sprague
Spokane
Alou
Henry Jonas
Granite Street
H. Ching PO
Sam Sing & Co
Mast Park
Mont
Dust Steamship Company
Thomas Wallace
Alexander
San Diego
Santa Rosa
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