Mrs. Smith Wins Chicken Case Against Great Northern Express
The case known as the chicken case between Mrs. M. Smith of Anaconda and the Great Northern Express Co ends with a verdict in favor of Mrs. Smith for $8.75 after earlier reversals. The dispute began when chickens shipped by express after a move from Butte allegedly disappeared from French’s livery stable. The lengthy litigation involved appeals and cost issues before final judgment in Police Judge Hayes' court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Smith
Great Northern Express Company
Smith
Butte
Anaconda
Express
Old Favorite The Life Work of Harriet Beecher Stowe
The article lauds Harriet Beecher Stowe as Americas most successful author saying Uncle Tom is sold in millions, translated widely, and dramatized with lasting impact. It notes her theme touched every heart and that her other works were strong but not equal to the great theme. Edsons big double company will present Uncle Tom's Cabin at the Margaret theater on Monday night February 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Beecher Stowe
America
Tinele Tom
Edson
Big Double Company
Margaret Theater
Scarlet fever quarantine lifted on Elm Street home
The 510 Elm Street quarantine on the Rieman residence was raised after 20 days. The two children affected recovered without lasting effects and no new cases were reported, easing fears of school closures. The Greenan family member’s son is mentioned in transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Rieman
510
Elm Street
Phil Greenan
Stricken with Nervous Prostration Declared Incurable
Mrs. Mack was examined by two physicians who pronounced her condition incurable. The report notes she is stricken with nervous prostration and unable to recover.
Paine's Celery Compound Praised By Nervous Prostration Patient
Mrs. J. G. Mack of Clear Lake Washington testifies that Paine's Celery Compound cured her nervous prostration after two doctors gave up. She says reading a book led her to take three bottles and she became well, calling the medicine a Godsend to weak nervous people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
J. G. Mack
Clear Lake
Wash
Second piano recital by Miss Hall pupils charms Mon tana hotel
Last evening in the Montana hotel parlors Miss Jessie Hall's pupils gave a successful piano forte recital. Mrs. R S Tolan assisted and readings were well received. A large audience applauded the program featuring Mendelssohn, Kirchner, Waddington, and others with performers including Miss Mary Satcher Edith Hasley Winnie McKenzie Florence Redmond Fay Lodge and many more listed among the student performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Hall
Montana
Muscians
R.S. Tolan
Mendelssohn
Mary Satcher
Sweetheart
Edith Hasley
Winnie McKenzie
Tam O' Shanter
Warren
Florence Redmond
Twinkle
Twinkle Little Star
Metzler Fay Lodge
Silberwellen
Knights and Ladies Elect New Officers and Drill Team
William Bell chosen president Clifford Briggs first vice president and Clara Lathrop second vice president for the Knights and Ladies of Security at Modern Woodmen hall East Commercial avenue. New officers fill vacancies from earlier resignations and a floor drill team is organized under captain F W Nesbitt with members listed. An evening of dancing and social intercourse followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights and Ladies of Security
Woodmen Hall
East Commercial Avenue
Rhoda Morton
Jenrietta Moran
Amanda Kleinhelz
William Bell
Clara Lathrop
Clifford Briggs
F. W. Nesbitt
James McAuley
D. Preston
Henry Jessen
John McTaggert
John McTag
Cream Rye Social Dance At Austrian Hall Tonight
Local advertises Cream Rye social dance at Austrian hall tonight plus various Strain's sales on shoes, fabrics, dress goods and hose. Mentions visitors from Butte, births and deaths, and a city-wide remnant sale at Strain's. Includes St. Mark's church talk by Rev. Ridgely and through sleeping car note on Great Northern line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Great Northern Railway
Anaconda
Minneapolis
St. Paul
L. B. Ridgely
China
St. Mark's Church
Lambert Proves Alibi but Remains in Custody in Bridger Case
Horace T. Lambert faced a justice court in Red Lodge after being linked to the Bridger bank robbery. An alibi from Tr. McKay of Ribbsarokee failed to end his detention as Lambert was discharged then rearrested on a separate warrant for resisting an officer. He posted $1,000 bond and is to appear again Feb 9.
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Standard
Red Lodge
Horace T. Lambert
Bridger
Jack Kirby
Billings
Lambert
Justice of the Peace
Chatfield
L. B. Reno
L. O. Caswell
Sidney Fox
Ernest Robinson
Park City
Baron Zachary
Stockgrowers’ Bank
Gebo
Reno
Caswell
McKay
Ribbsarokee
Hawthorne
Temperance Rally to Move From Anaconda to Butte
Captain W C Dutton, famed temperance lecturer, arrives in Butte to launch nightly revival meetings for a month. Butte lodges join with W C T U and the ministerial association to push the cause, with a special excursion from Anaconda on Monday night led by W D Bennett, Charles McLean and J R Brush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Dutton
Butte
Ministerial Association
Captain Dutton
Anaconda
Bank of Otseo assets ordered sold in bankruptcy
Sioux City Iowa January 30.Previous bank assets totaling about 8687 were ordered sold by a referee in bankruptcy The bank owners Cutting and Willet admit grain speculation Liabilities are around 214391 with 161820 unaccounted for Creditors may receive only about 12 percent of their claim.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Bank of Otseo
Woodbury County
Bank, Cutting & Willet
McDonough Accepts Philippine Supreme Court Post
John T. Mc Donough of Albany announced he would accept the appointment as justice of the supreme court of the Philippine Islands, tendered by President Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
John T. McDonough
Supreme Court of the Philippine Islands
Roosevelt
Mining Stock Case Ends with Johnston Guilty
In Denver the federal jury found Peter Johnston guilty of conspiracy to defraud Sheriff W. K. Burchinell of 17 500 dollars worth mining stock. Charles H. Emmons was discharged and John H. Philbrook also released after confessing details. Johnston and Philbrook are Chicago men.
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Denver
Peter Johnston
Charles H. Emmons
John H. Philbrook
W. K. Burchinell
Johnston
Emmons
Philbrook
Chicago
Acquitted in Murder Trial at Aspen Store
Aspen, Jan 30. Owen Thom a merchant was found not guilty by a jury in the murder of James Coutts whose body was found behind Thom's store. Coutts once a wealthy mining man was killed by a blow to the head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aspen
Colo
Owen Thom
James Coutts
Thom
Coutts
Supreme Court Upholds Hollister Land Condemnation
Boise Idaho January 80 the supreme court affirmed the lower court decision in Hollister versus Idaho and Senator W A Clark to condemn two and a fraction acres below Shoshone Falls for a power plant. The state was awarded 1000 in damages after Clark settled out. The land will supply electric lights and lines for several towns and mines via the Twin Falls irrigation company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Boise
Idaho
Supreme Court
H. I. Hollister
Great Twin Falls
White Calf Death Shocks Piegan Chief Delegation
White Calf a Piegan Indian chief accompanying a Blackfeet delegation in Washington died of pneumonia at the government hospital. His body will be shipped to Montana for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Washington
Government Hospital
Montana
Presbyterian Church Founding Celebrated in Springfield
Diamond Celebration marks the 76th anniversary of the Presbyterians in Springfield Illinois with a citywide observance in the church community. Leaders and members joined in services and events commemorating the church's origin and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
Presbyterian Church
Watching Macedonia Keenly by Russian Authorities
Odessa reports events in Macedonia are under close Russian military scrutiny. The commissariat has orders to be ready for any eventualities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Macedonia
Judge orders suit to recover forfeited bonds of former mayor
Minneapolis January 30 Judge Harrison directing County Attorney Boardman to sue to collect forfeited bonds of former Mayor Ames and to pursue the arrest and return of the indicted official. Bondsman is Thomas Lowry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Harrison
Boardman
Ames
Thomas Lowry
Catarrh Treated by Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Promoted
An old article promotes Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as an internal cure for catarrh and related ailments. It cites a public speaker who found relief after using two fifty-cent boxes and recommends keeping a supply to ward off winter colds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Melverney
Stuart
Woman Testifies to Benefits of Vegetable Compound
Mrs. Frances Stafford of New York describes marked health improvements after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says she had no strength, persistent pain, and nervous distress, but felt better after the first dose and is now like a new woman. She urges others to try the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Stafford
East 114Th Street
New York
N.Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkhams
Liability Identified for 16 009 Dollars
Fred Schick W T Boutell and W R Johnson are named as liable parties in a case amounting to 16009 dollars in damages or payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Schick
W. T. Boutell
W. R. Johnson
A Vindictive Real Estate Man Takes Over Night Restaurant
A Chicago real estate man, described as vindictive, uses a midnight raid to seize control of an all night South Clark Street restaurant. He hires a crew, buys the previous owner out for 6000 dollars, and makes the cashier surrender. The man then delivers the cashier to police and later sells the business to a rival for 7000 dollars, two days later.
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Chicago
South Clark Street
Tim
Joe
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Iesh
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Strain
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John Pierce
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417 East Fourth Street
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Mansfield
Ohio
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Joe Vogle
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Gus English
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Pat Flangan
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R. Flanagan
Selz, Schwab & Co
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King Lodge
W. C
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Presbyterian Quartet
Thueson
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Hardesty
Townsend
Commercial Hotel
A. B. Brown
Forsyth
Miss Pearl Hardesty
Toston
C. D. Danner
Helena
Northern Pacific
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Missoula
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Lou Davis
Institute Place
Flat
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Helvetia Mile Condensing CO
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