Cochranes Divorce Case Fails Custody Change Reopened
In a divorce dispute, James H Cochran seeks to reopen after claims of a prior double cross in a custody plan. He alleges desertion and abusive conduct by Grace A Cochran, including repeated fist strikes and violent behavior, as basis for amended defense and custody of their three children. The judge reopened the case citing the new affidavits and pending amended answer.
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George D. Cochrane
Grance A. Cochrane
L. P. Sanders
James Hinkle
Cochrane
Merma Melous
Itn
Mayer’s bargain jeweler touts Rogers Bros. 1847 offers
The advertisement touts Rogers Bros 1847 knives and forks at three for a dozen items, plus Waltham or Elgin watches and alarm clocks at low prices. It promotes Mayer’s store at 22 West Park as the place for “dustproof case” watches and other standard goods, urging readers to visit for savings and full information. It lists contact details in Butte and Missoula, Montana.
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Mayer
Rogers Bros
Rogers, Bros
Waltham
Elgin
West Park
Fathead
W R. van Valen
Granite Street
Butte
Mont
Smead & Hershey
Missoula
Dip of Death stunt joins Barnum and Bailey circus
The Dip of Death bicycle and automobile act, introduced in Paris, features an inverted run down a curved ramp forming a giant inverted S. A female rider risks near fatal checks as she completes the perilous upside down pass across a 45 foot gap with a high speed descent and aerial suspension.
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Barnum & Bailey
Barnum & Bulley’ Circus
France
le Folles’ Bergeres
Paris
Barnum Bailey Show Brings Act Here In August Period
A fragment notes that the Barnum Bailey show owns patent rights to a marvelous act and that it can be seen only in that show when it comes here for August. The text hints at a flirtatious, grimly mocking tone toward a specter, reflecting a theatrical or literary aside.
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Barnum ~ Bailey
Justice Tests Graft Charge as Contempt Ruling Is Passed
Esther Taylor challenged Justice Cutt day during a contempt hearing and was found guilty, sentenced to five days in jail with removal from the court. Lillian Church pleaded guilty and was fined 10. Companion defendants Margot and Marcelle faced charges, released on 25 bonds pending next Tuesday’s trial.
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Esther Taylor
Ilrepute
Justice Cutteday
Jerry Lynch
Esther ‘Taylor
Lillian Church
Ether
Margot
Marcelle
Receiver J S Harris Files June Report
John 8 Harris receiver for the Snohomish and Tramway fines filed his June report in federal court detailing receivership expenses for the month. The report shows expenses of 8049.70 after deposits and credits, with Heinze receiving 161.58 for the month. The total due to the receiver is 10067.28 and no mines or supplies were bought in June.
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John 8. Harris
Snohomish
F. A. Heinze
First Alibi Saves Him in Two Courts
John Andri faced two charges in South Butte courts yesterday. He was acquitted of arson after presenting an alibi in one court, but sentenced to 90 days in another for disturbing the peace. The fire involved a small house near Continental Oil company tanks. Another sale ad notes men’s shirts offered at Hennessy’s with prices from $1.75 to $250.
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John Andri
South Butte
Attarnion
Gall
Taylor
Continental Ol Company
Ly 18
Justice Oullette
Andri
Lumber Wagon Stolen. Rice Denies Ownership
Peter Rice was arraigned before Justice Taylor on charges of stealing a lumber wagon from C. C. Fox at 490 Indiana Avenue. He pleaded not guilty, claiming he bought the wagon from an Italian man about two weeks ago. Hearing set for next week. Rice remains in county jail.
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Peter Rice
Justice Taylor
C.C. Fox
Indiana
Avenue
An Tralian
Rice
Jall
Why Not Own Land and Home Your Own Way
A call to self sufficiency urges readers to stop grinding for others. It questions the value of perpetual wage labor and promotes independent land ownership and personal home ownership as paths to financial freedom.
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Anther
Deserted husband found living under assumed name
In Great Falls a family man Earl Sawyer deserted wife and five children then lived in Butte with a woman as Earl Newton. Det Byrne and Otto Schoenfeld tracked him for days, and Sawyer will be returned to face desertion charges. The Plaskett woman, wife of the other man, will be sent back across the border. The family faces destitution.
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Great Falls
Earl
Sawyer
Arizona Street
Butte
Earl Newton
Byrne
Otto Schoenfeld
Bureau of Children and Animal Protection
Hattie Plaskett
Jory
Oman
Harms Way
Plaskett
Local Shirt Sale Starts Tomorrow at Bargain Prices
Advertises Manhattan and Savoy shirts priced from 1.50 to 2.50 dollars with early-morning pickup. Mentions good shirts and a chance to choose the best stock, urging readers to act soon.
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Manhattan
Savoy
Osler under fire for age based claims in new treatise
Chicago Chronicle reports on Baltimore surgeon Osler proposing sweeping views that men over 60 are useless and should retire while some readers call the ideas unscientific. The piece notes he jokes about chloroform and plans a forthcoming work, prompting rebuttals and debate among peers and Oxford professors.
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Chicago Chronicle
Witla Osler
Baltimore
Donne
Oxford
Enalant
Osler
Amn
Dr. Osler
Tleance
Osler's Advice On Work Life And Retirement Farewell
The remarks emphasize a physician's core values over wealth, urging students to join the profession with humility, social engagement, and a balance between work and life. Critics note Osler’s gift lies in sharing others' findings, not invention, while playful cartoons parody his farewell and evolving terms like Oslerized and Osleritis.
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Osler
Iver
Ariy
Osieritis
Mishap at the Pittsburg Copper Plant Briefly Delayed
A minor water jacket break halted copper production at the Pittsburg Montana Copper Company plant yesterday. The plant will resume work this morning. operations have run continuously since last Monday, with ore mined and dumped into bins as five Pittsburg stockholders visit the site.
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Pittsburg & Montana Copper Company
Pittsburg
Postal and Bell sued for damages by Gillies
Donald B. Gillies owner of the Nine Mile house filed in district court against the Postal Telegraph and Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone companies for 159 damages. He states the defendants entered his Nine Mile canyon route without right or authority and stretched wires over land cutting shade and ornamental trees. The damage claimed equals the suit amount.
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Donald B. Gillies
Nine Mile House
District
Postal Telegraph Company
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Nine Mile Canyon
Contested Water Right Brings Court Action In Brown’s Gulch
B A Peck sues rancher Peter Antonoll in district court seeking injunctive relief and 5000 damages for allegedly diverting a water right Peck owns. Peck claims his hay crop was ruined and land value diminished, demanding 5000 and an injunction to stop future diversions. The report notes advertising for men’s rings elsewhere.
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B.A. Peck
Peter ‘Antonoll
Peck
Antonoll
Howver
Jamond
Two Open Letters On Tatar Language Claim
The letters present a debate over Tatar language rights and cultural claims, arguing for recognition and preservation. They reference ongoing discussions in our column and emphasize the need for linguistic and cultural acknowledgment.
Mrs Mary Dimmick Pinkham Advice Letters
Reader letters show Mrs Mary Dimmick Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts qualified to advise sick women. A woman seeks non surgical help to avoid womb operation, asking for guidance and support. The column presents Easy steps and reassurance as Mrs Dimmick offers practical medical guidance.
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Mrs. Pinkham
Yankee Boy Mine Turmoil Nexs Again Scuffles Over Ownership
A dispute at the Yankee Boy mine erupts as Max Fried drives custodian William Carmichael off the property. McDonald is arrested on a Fried warrant, amid actions by German Mining against the site. Fried claims control of the property via a new Yankee Boy Mining Company with Geyman rights transferred. Judge Warren releases McDonald on his own recognizance. no further developments expected.
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Yankee Boy
Max Fried
William Carmichael
Justice Doran
McDonald
Carmichael
Fried
Orignates
Doran
M. Grath
Yankee Boy Mining Company
Charles Geyman
Warren
Burglary Suspect Bound Over After Struggle at Ward Home
Glendive dispatch reports a daring burglar entered Mr. and Mrs. Ward's rooms above Douglas Mead Co's old building. Ward awakened, chased the intruder, and held him until police arrived. The burglar was bound over to district court by Justice Burdick with $780 bail. Ward suffered multiple bruises.
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the Standard
Glendive
J. A. Ward
Douglas. Mead & Co
Estate of John Hay Given Over to Heirs
The will of John Hay was filed for probate in the District of Columbia. The widow Clara Stone Hay and his siblings Leonard Hay Mary Hay Wolfolk plus Charles Edward Hay receive specific sums and Warsai Mis property while Harwood Otis Whitney gets 2000 dollars. The remaining estate is left to the widow. Payne Whitney and James Wolfolk are named as executors.
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Washington
John Hay
Office of the Register of Wills
District of Columbia
Leonard Hay
Mary Hay Wolfolk
Ars
Warsai Mis
Charles Edward Hay
Harwood Otis Whitney
Keokuk
Iowa
Clara Stone Hay
Payne Whitney
James Wolfolk
Desperate Straits and Riots in Spain
Desperate straits ignite unrest as four hundred Seville farm laborers loot bakeries and shops until police and gendarmes disperse them. A Salamanca mob sacks the city hall and a council member falls to his death after leaping from a window. Republicans call mass meetings in Madrid and beyond as the government fears wider disorder.
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Madrid
Seville
Salamanca
Theatrical Mechanic Association Holds Vote on Flame Change
The Theatrical Mechanics Association of America discussed changing the flame of the organization in San Francisco. The decision was to refer the question to lodges, which must vote by January 1907, effectively delaying action for two years. The afternoon covered business matters.
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San Francisco
Theatrica Mechanics' Association of America
Broadways Triumph Over Bushyards In Columbia Gardens Game
The Broadways defeated the Bushyards in a six inning exhibition at Columbia Gardens yesterday. Mooney and Stretbeck led for the Broadways while McCune and Rowan sparked the Bushyards. A promotional blurb for Santa Ana cures and various ads followed the game with notices on local services and products.
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Broadways
Columbia Gardens
Koon
Mooney
Stretbeck
Bushyarde
McCune
Rowan
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AL Mayer
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Hennessy
Walter
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Main, Butte
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William Packer
Lockey’ & Lesser
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Ander
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Geyman
Spain
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Santa Ana
Santa Rha Cure Co
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Manana Music Company
N. Main
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Daly
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London
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Most
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Butte Mont
First National Bank of
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Tton
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