Harrington to Bring Suit Over Lippincott Estate Property
Transcript of evidence in the case of Pub Nc Administrator Harrington against Coroner Drew details the controversy over possession of Watson Lippincott estate items. Coroner Drew kept the personal effects, including a trunk and fur coat, after deeming them part of the estate. Judge Donlan heard arguments on July 12 for letters of administration and other petitions, with the next hearing date set.
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Lippincott
Drew
Dwyer
Donlan
District Co
Pub Nc
Harrington
Watson, Lippincott
New A. B. Melzner
Melzner
Marchesseau
F. X. Girard
Chicago Suffragists Call for Rule Adherence Parade Plan
Chicago suffragists push for a lawful approach, rejecting a political mass meeting at Grant Park and instead planning a monster parade to celebrate enfranchisement. The Chicago Political League president Harriet Taylor Treadwell emphasizes equal rights and proper conduct. The note on the Standard offer and other items follows in a cluttered, midwestern newspaper style.
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Chicago
Geng
South Park Commissioners
Parie
Mra
Harriet Taylor
Treadwell
Chicago Political ‘League
Red and Yellow factions maneuver over Mackel’s stance
In Butte politics a power struggle centers on City Attorney Mackel. Reds accuse him of holding back to see outcomes before joining their side, while yellows push to line him up with the local faction. The feud spans fundraising, control of a campaign fund of about $650, and plans for an upcoming aldermanic election.
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Alexander Mac
Reds
Are Lkely
Ati Mackel
Mackel
Finn
Torney
H. J. Maury
Yellows
Rede
Butte
Montana
Governor Dunne Signs Public Utilities Bill in Illinois
Springfield, June 30. Governor Dunne signed the public utilities bill removing home rule and placing utilities under a governor appointed commission of five, depriving Chicago of local control. He vetoed the park consolidation bill keeping Chicago parks under state oversight. The governor hailed the measure as a strong law and indicated home rule could be returned later if public sentiment demands it. The statement was issued to Illinois residents.
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Springfield
Dunne
Chicago
Illinois
C O D Parcel Post Starts at Butte Post Office
Postmaster Gillis announces four stations in Butte adopt C O D parcel post today. Parcels paid on delivery include insured amounts up to 50 dollars. Receipt system uses three stubs on a red cardboard strip. Uncle Sam carries parcels about one third cheaper than express firms, signaling a potential surge in parcel traffic nationwide.
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Standard Office
United States
Adv
Gillis
Butte
Department At
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Hutte
Federal Building
South Putte
Connell
Postoffice
Joss
Post Office Department
Uncle Sam
Post Bunineas
Minn man wins Saskatchewan farm after long land-office wait
Moosejaw Saskatchewan on June 30 reports H Johnson formerly of Itasca county Minnesota secured a $1400 farm after waiting in front of the land office since May 30. He held his place despite near loss when he returned to find another man in line and was allowed to stay first by police.
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Saskatchewan
H. Johnson
Itasca County
Minn
Johnson
Hated Castor Oil Replaced by Syrup of Figs
Mothers urged to switch from harsh castor oil to Syrup of Figs for children. The ad claims gentler, effective relief, with figs and senna cleansing the stomach and bowels, and promises quick improvement in mood and health. Emphasizes asking for the genuine product from California Fig Syrup Co.
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Senna
California Fig Syrup Co
Weighing Bureau Helps Shippers in Freight Weights
The Western Weighing and Inspection Bureau, an association of railroads serving Butte, monitors freight weights and classifications to curb misstatements. Although local investigations are scarce, the bureau's value is clear as it aids shippers and consignees alike in accurate billing and measurement. The Cincinnati Commercial Tribune notes penalties and a pending remission bid for Albert Weil of the Lipp Company in a related case, highlighting interstate law enforcement aims.
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Western Weighing and Inspection Bureau
Butte
Silver Bow
Tate Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Louis Lipp Company
Albert Well
Hollister
United States
Weil
Troy
Ohio
Lipp
Holster
Doings of Suffragettes Spread Across England and Scotland
Leuchars Scotland June 20 railway junction near St Andrews golf links burned. Authorities believe militant suffragettes started the fire. London June 30 four men fined ten dollars or 14 days in jail for militant suffrage attacks on Downing Street residences of Mr Asquith and Loyd George. a fifth man fined five dollars or a week in prison. Glasgow June 30 Halkin vain castle Balfron Stirlingshire burned to the ground. declared incendiary with private fire service sabotaged. rumored suffragette involvement denied. castle cost 500000 dollars, 100 rooms, unoccupied for some time.
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Scotland
Edinburgh
Dundee
Aberdeen
St. Andrew's Golf Links
London
Oferal
Downing Street
Asquith
Loyd-George
Glasgow
Halkinvain
Balfron
Stirlingshire
Archibald Ernest Orr Ewing
Man Pleads Guilty in Fatal Family Fire Case
Mexico Mo June 30 John Nichols son of Vandalia Mo pleaded guilty in circuit court to causing fatal harm to his wife and their 9 year old adopted son by pouring kerosene and gasoline on them while they slept and setting fire to the bed clothing. He was sentenced to life imprisonment. Officials said his infatuation with his adopted daughter Bessie drove the crime and that the wife was hurt allegedly to obtain her $1000 life insurance.
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Mexico
Johin Nicholson
Vandalia
Eholaon
Bessie
Princess Wilma Withdraws Suit Against Haggin
New York June 30 Atton Parker counsel for Princess Wilma Looff Par laght portrait painter today withdrew her suit against James B Haggin the millionaire mining man to recover 25000 which she alleged he promised to pay her for painting his portrait No reason was given for the discontinuance.
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New York
Atton
Parker
Princess Wilma
Looff Parlaght
James B. Haggin
Immigrant from Havana Dies at Sea Station in New York
A 99 year old immigrant, known as the Capu te of China and Cuba, died at the Ellis Island station after arriving from Havana yesterday. He fell ill suddenly last night while traveling with a group of Chinese passengers bound for Canada under bond.
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June
Capute
China
Cuba
Eilie ‘Island
Canada
Bond
Havana
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