Court Terms Adjourn. Judge Lynch Sets Summer Docket
Judge Lynch declared no more cases for the current term and outlined an extended summer recess past Labor Day. He granted time for several cases to be prepared and scheduled, while dismissing or delaying others as lawyers gained summer leeway.
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Lenech
Lynch
Maury
Lynch A
Retthen Sabolaky
Isaac Louis
George Louis
Sabolsty
Madge Lynelt
Wat
Scotch Distillery Fire Halts River of Fiery Spirits
A Scotland report describes a massive blaze at a distillery in Glasgow causing a dramatic wall of flames. The scene drew spectators as barrels and whiskey spilled, with local authorities contending to control the inferno and prevent wider damage.
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Scotch Distillery
Mrs Richard Le Gallienne Divorce In New York Case
A divorce decree finalized in New York today grants Mrs Richard Le Gallienne a divorce from her husband, Richard Le Gallienne. The settlement mentions support and custody terms, and the ruling ends the long dispute.
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Richard LE Gallienne
Juul Norragad Te Galliene
Richard le Gallien
He Foot
Navellat
New York
Washington official departs for hearings in western cities
Commissioner Franklin J Lane of the Interstate Commerce Commission leaves Washington and will be absent until October 1. He will hear cases in San Francisco Los Angeles Santa Rosa Portland Tacoma and Seattle. The cases concern alleged interstate trucking matters and are not to be decided until early 1912. In San Francisco Patrick Calhoun Tirey La Ford and others were released on habeas corpus in a bribery case. A shipment of money prompted a court opinion by Justice Lorigny. The report notes a showy counterfeit money issue and local wedding notes follow.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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Los Angeles
Santa Test
Cal
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Ore
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Thormwall Wa Tally
Whirst M. Abbott
Ue United
Ferris faces district court for grand larceny case
Ferris stands accused in district court of stealing two diamond rings valued at 1500 and a locket worth 100 from Leary Willan while employed. He was captured with the items before disposing of the locket for 10 cents. Bail set at 4000. defense assigned John Barta after no funds or attorney. George Reeves also infoed on white slave law charges. bail set at 800, with plea planned Saturday.
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Butte
Frank Walker
Worris Yewerfay
John Barta
George Reeves
Parnos
Tle
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Mother of five children sent to asylum
Mrs. Joanna Dugwan was adjudged a proper subject for treatment at Warm Antibes by a commission. She began mental trouble about four years ago, worsened after the death of her husband a couple of months ago, and now suffers melancholia. She has five children, including a 2 year old boy who offered to care for some of the little ones.
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Antibes
Crhaon
Allie Ree Stockwell
Duggat
Judger McClernan
Two Rings Used At This Wedding Tie
William John McKernan and Plorene Lane obtained a marriage license from the county clerk and were joined in marriage yesterday in Butte. McKernan placed a ring on his bride and she reciprocated with a ring for him in a prompt ceremony at Judge Melerman’s apartments.
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William John McKernan
Plorene
Lane
Butte
Anacanda
Semurpi
Melerman
Executrix Answers Brothers Claims In Estate Matter
Mary Bush executrix of Mary Miller estate denies ties to Clarence Mil ley and Edward J Miller. She states no knowledge of any claimed relationship and rejects the base of their claim to a share. Loyal Order of Home reference appears inUT text. Election notice for Nal 481 Ll. C. M. society meeting at Carpenters Union hall next Saturday night. Members urged to attend and vote.
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Mary Miller
Ted
Clarence Milley
Edward J. Miller
Ll. C. M
S Will Gike
Carpenters’ Cnlon Hall
M. M. Donoghue
B. Mulcahy
Northern Pacific dining car sends holiday token
The dining car department of the Northern Pacific railway prepared a neat little gift bell in red white and black with the North Pacific mark for Independence Day. Each patron on all Northern Pacific dining cars will receive one bell. Under new management the boarding house the Marriand at 93 West Quarts Mes Josie Burnett.
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Rods Reels Leaders and Lines in Low Price Deals
Local shop advertises fishing gear including rods reels leaders and lines at affordable prices. Mentions assorted models and river fishing options with emphasis on value deals and promotional splurges.
Old Shoe Firm To Quit Business In Quick Sale
The Red Roo shoe company and its Montana assets face liquidation. J W Preth, manager of the Hed Hoot Shoe company, warns stock must be moved fast with many famous makes in stock. Dealers and retail buyers are offered substantial price concessions and stock replenishment opportunities before the end of the week.
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Thie Company
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Whit Realty
Butte
Montana
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Rega
Nettleton
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Man Seeks 10000 Damages From Construction Firm
John Tyivok sues Stone Webster Engineering Company and superintendent James McGillie for 10000 in damages alleging injuries at Wauser lake dam during crane operations. He, a 24 year old laborer earning 2.75 daily, says a steel sheet struck him after rope slackened, sending him into a 20 foot hole. He claims lasting pain and reduced earning capacity.
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Stone Webster Engineering Company
James Meciille
Wauser Lake
McGillie
Tyheolt
Medillic
Anli
Reichman argued coerced self incrimination in banking report case
New York July. Attorney Stephen Baldwin told Justice Page Reichman rights were violated as he claims the Reichman indictment rested on answers obtained from 40 questions before the grand jury. Assistant District Attorney John said Reichman could have pursued habeas corpus to challenge the process.
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State Banking Department
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Justice Page
Supreme Court Today
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Body of John Green to Arlington Cemetery
The body of Galene John Green, noted revolutionary figure and General Washington’s star, and his wife were exhumed at Liberty Hall in Culpeper Virginia. They will be reburied Thursday in Arlington National Cemetery with a monument planned by the colonel’s descendants.
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John Green
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Unclear OCR fragment reports on political violence abroad
Fragmentary text cites alleged fighting between republicans and readers note nationwide denial of revolutionary violence. Mentions Onorio Seas, Port gn Solbake, Windsor, and several names as auxiliaries but text remains garbled and uncertain.
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Forts Deemed Invincible by U S General Wood
Washington July The fortifications guarding New York and other seaboard seats of population are viewed as invincible by Major General Leonard Wood chief of staff. He says the great guns could destroy any assault if plans are submitted to the war department committees. Cooperation of mobile forces with forts is essential to prevent enemy landings near defended points. If invaded, Wood foresees major battles in the largest cities with no remote coast districts chosen for landings.
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Iome
Hood wins in case of barbed wire rate
Washington July 3 The interstate commerce commission ruled barbed wire used in a freight outfit should pay the same freight as other movable property, a 40 cent per hundred pounds difference. The decision arises from disputes between railroads and shippers in the West, notably against the Northern Pacific and other Northwestern carriers in a case brought by A. Bleod of Montana.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
West
Noethern Pacific Railway
Northwestern
A. Bleod
Montana
Secretary Stimson Off For Tour Of The Canal
Secretary of War Stimson leaves New York for a canal inspection tour in July. He will stay at Huntington on the Fourth of July, sail aboard the Santa Marta from New York next Thursday to Colombo, and be joined by Brigadier General Ed Ubiel and Walter Pedigo. The canal inspection party will include Army leaders Major General Wool, Brigadier Generals Witherspoon and Weaver, and Captain Enbick, departing New York next Monday.
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Lawyer Stabbing Highlights Suit Dispute in Kentucky
London Kentucky July 2 news of a stabbing follows a dispute over a suit filed by John I Boreign on behalf of Simmons Harcourt of Chillicothe Ohio. LW White former Clay County judge allegedly stabbed Boreign below the heart at Manchester Kentucky. The incident stemmed from the legal action in a civil case.
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Vincent Goreten
Manchester
LW White
Clay County
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