Courtroom Scathing Arraignment Involving Women Fight
In a South Montana courtroom Judge McGowan presided over a chaotic arraignment where three women, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Rossman, and Mrs. Pondrick, were found guilty of fighting after a brawl in front of a lodgings. The incident involved threats and repeated blows, with money and belongings pulled from participants. The judge, noting decorum, fined each at four dollars.
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McGowan
South
Montana
Sheery
Metlowan
Tye
Mex
Rene Pondrick
Maggie Ross
Hale
Miller
Frona Street
John Smith
Iran O'Connor
Formbey
Blawry
Hho
O'Connor
O' Gowan
Ty Burfiise
Fielltoua
Hoe
Lila
Willam Wisnn
Hallan
Wilam Willama
Nano
O'Conner
Monsypain
Bete
Conda
The Cost of Keeping Clean Looks Higher Now
An article discusses rising costs for clothing care and laundry in the town, noting higher prices for washing collars, cuffs, shirts, and undergarments. It cites shifts in wages, new laundry charges, and consumer behavior affecting daily upkeep and dress standards. The piece mentions the broader impact on workers, union prices, and local shops, with figures illustrating weekly collar washing and general laundering expenses.
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Mbel
Missing Butte Boys Prompt Reward for Arrest of Suspect
A chaotic police notice reports a missing group of boys from Butte with parents seeking them. A reward of $100 is offered for the arrest of John Arthur Kein, described as tall, 150 pounds, with brown hair and distinctive features. He is accused of embezzlement and forgery and is sought by the Metropolitan Police.
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Waabington
John Arthur Kein
Behan
Niles
Lalenden
Lark
Wales
Tim
Otta Cy Miller
Fonus
Staan
Anilenton
Palmyra Sunday Games Attendees Noted in Print
A blurred section lists names of players or attendees from Sunday games near Palmyra but omits several in the vicinity. The text is incomplete and names are partially unreadable.
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Tigra
Bamehedy
Viclny
Palmyra
First Sulphur Matches Debated In Historic Report
A long excerpt recounts early fears about dangerous sulfur matches and public reaction. It notes a London visit by Hubert Gibbs and references a 1838 newspaper critique praising or questioning the safety and sales of the articles. The piece highlights society’s anxious tone and disbelief toward new match technology.
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Anya
Mpi
Lindas
Hubert Gibbs
Seriool Forian
London
Tim
Hac Wioder
Newspaper of Dime
JS38
Apc
Swen
Federal Court Matters Dispatch Summary
Special dispatch reports a civil action alleging damages and contributory negligence involving multiple parties across locations including Savage Washington and Bilte Haing. The suit seeks settlement divi and references bankruptcies, with the case proceeding under referee jurisdiction and various corporate entities named in the docket.
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Alandard
Velenac
Albi
Vieis Harthway
Damague
Heerman
Bilte
Haing
Hanserupta
Eee Wits
Benke Eptey
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