Nipper vein testimony in Heinze case advances
Fifth expert witness prepared to testify this afternoon as the Nipper mining dispute nears another court session. Witnesses revised estimates of the hanging wall and vein identity, with cross examination revealing shifts in opinion on the Blue X fissure and Nipper vein continuity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Company
Kelly
BE. W. Wilson
Oden
Kelley
Denny
Wilson
Nesesa
Walter 8. Kelly
Butte
Elkhorn
Montana
Mutte
Parrot Company
Geodge Meilatton
Judge McHintton
Meds
Thomas
Keily
Heinze
Clancy
T Bellewe Aa
Burlington Road Introduces New Mountain Division Engines
Special dispatch reports the Burlingston railroad placing new engines into service on passenger trains between Billings and Newcastle in the Mountain Division. The upgrade aims to boost speed and reliability on the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington Road
Billings
Burlingston
Newcastle
Mountain” Division
New K 48 Class Engines Tested Between Here and Gillette
The 60 inch driving wheels and 26 inch cylinders power a K 48 locomotive built for hill climbing. The firebox flares over the drivers, and the first unit left for the east on No 42 with Engineer Goodwin at the throttle. Traveling Engineer C F Stuby of Sheridan will file a statistical report on performance and coal use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillette
Wyo
Goodwin
C. F. Stuby
Sheridan
Miners Unions Consider Deer Lodge For August Picnic
A Butte Miners' union committee led by John Murphy and John Shea visited Deer Lodge to pick a picnic site for August. Mayor McTague urged them to choose Deer Lodge, promising hospitality. Northern Pacific may supply 40 cars for the outing.
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The
Standard
Deer Lodge
Butte Miners’ Union
John P. Murphy
John Shea
Ed Houghs
Tim Lyne
Thomas Keegan
McTague
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Mistake in Man Is Made of William Casey
A historical report notes a case involving William Casey and an alleged error in a man’s account. Details emphasize the legal dispute and the parties’ statements.
Reed Denies Robbery Then Solved Case Mixup Unfolds
A misidentification in a robbery case led to Wesley Reed being questioned as the suspect, then corrected to William Rooney Casey. Judge McClernan had to restart proceedings after Sheriff Quinn revealed the error, with Rooney Casey asserting his true name later in court.
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Mr. Lynch
Wesley Reed
Jerenry
T. S. Hogan
Lynch
Rooney
William Rooney
Rooney Casey
William Casey
William Newton
Vasey
Wah Chonmei Tai Company
Chinatown
President Roosevelt hosts Catholic leaders at Sagamore Hill luncheon
At Sagamore Hill July 13 President Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt hosted a luncheon with Archbishop Farley, Mr Crimmins, Jacob Riis, James Shefield, Frederick Hollis, and Civil Service Commissioner Cooley. Catholic questions in the Philippines were discussed, with Secretary Root contributing to the talks. The visit was described as social for the other guests.
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Crimmins
Philippines
Root
Butte Business Men Plan Open Air Meeting in Grove Park
The Business Men's association of Butte plans an open air meeting next month at Columbia Gardens. After a brief adjournment last month they will hold a business session next Monday and then arrange the picnic style outing with lawn games, rides, and the lake, inviting other state business leaders to join.
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Business Men's Association
Columbia Gardens
Butte
Hut
Lawyer arraigned in court over worthless check charge
Herren an attorney was arraigned before Justice John Doran after being charged last week with passing a $15 worthless check on Miss May Sidney who rents rooms at the Stephens block Park and Montana. Bond set at $100 with Emil Hanson and Max Fried as sureties. hearing scheduled for next Friday at 10.00. The charge stems from a July 4 check dishonored by State Savings Bank. Sidney reported the incident.
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Herren
Miss May Sidney
Stephens Block
Park and
Montana
Sheriff's Office
John Doran
Emil Hanson
Max Fried
Neges
Sidney
State Savings Bank
NEW UNIONS ASK CHARTERS IN TWO CITIES
Laundry workers in Great Falls and newsboys in Victoria seek affiliation with the American Labor union. Requests for charters arrived at local labor headquarters yesterday to enable formal organization in both cities.
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Laundry Workers
Great Falls
Newsboys
Victoria
American Labor Union
Th Newsboy Fraternity
Gran ite Pavement On Main Street Getting Smooth
The article notes granite pavement on Main Street being smoothed to ease traffic and horse footing, with wear from turns at Main and Park making turning surfaces slick and prompting plans to rotate blocks to restore grip. It also mentions a rising Sacred Heart church frame and other Catholic church projects in the city.
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Main Street
Main
Park Streets
Sacred Heart Church
Father Callahan
North Wyoming Street
Father English
St. Joseph's
South Hutte
Fast Second Street
The Coming Masonic Ball In Columbia Garden
Tickets are out for the Masonic grand ball announced for Aug. 12 at Columbia Garden. The event is a key summer function with unique Masonic decorations banquet by a top orchestra. Admission covers dance hall, banquet from 10 to late, and streetcar rides home for couples both ways.
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Columbia Garden
City committees discuss water mains and fire plugs proposals
The fire and water committee considered extending water mains in parts of the city and installing high pressure fire plugs near the original Woooman Street mine and at Main and Woolma corners. The finance committee also met yesterday.
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Woooman Street
Main and
Woolma
Northern Pacific to Run Special Train to Missoula
The Northern Pacific Railway plans a special train from Butte at 8 p.m. to Missoula and return with departures July 1. Tickets valid for return on train No. 8 from Missoula at 5 a.m. and No. 6 at 6 p.m. on Monday July 20 for a round trip of $3.7 W. HH. Merriman serves as General Agent.
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Missoura
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Missoula
Butte
HH. Merriman
Peruna Promises Help for Old Age Ailments
The advertisement claims Peruna eases old age effects such as sluggish circulation poor digestion and facial dullness. It asserts warmth and vitality throughout the body improve mucous membranes hearing and taste, claiming users feel and look younger by years.
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Peruna
Peruna Praises From Deerfield Woman
Mrs Jerusha M Crane of Deerfield Michigan writes that Peruna cured her systemic catarrh affecting head throat stomach intestines and bladder. She says she can eat sleep and rise feeling well and is thankful at almost 71 years old.
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Jerusha M
Crane
Deerfield, Mich
Peruna Restores Doctor-Recommended Health At 79
Major Frank O Mahoney of Hannibal Missouri credits Peruna with restoring vigor after years of weight loss stomach troubles and insomnia. He reports dropping from 219 to 168 pounds and says the remedy rejuvenated his system. The letter also promotes the product and offers free advice from Dr Hartman of Columbus Ohio.
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America
S. S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
G&e
Frank O'Mahoney
West Side
Hannibal
Hartman
Stiartmann
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
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Pranceschi
Salvatore Franceschi
Joseph Laizzari
Mendersite
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Georgia
GOY
Allen D. Candler
AMANE
Oystinr Hay
Jacob
Butte Business Men's Associa
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Orton Bros
N. Matin Street
Ara
Chamberlain
Columbia
Mary Phelps
Missoula Gulch
Park
Granite Streets
San Francisco
Jerusal
Vallier Medical Institute
Montanna
West
N. FE
Montana Street
Anaconda Copper Mining Company Hardware Department
J. Cheney & CO. Props
Toledo
Oid
South Dakota
Provident
Friendis
Coe
Imane
Nouth Pabota Corporation
St. Pierre
Ivan W
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Winslow
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