Value of a baby's life against Burlington Railway
Moses Linz and Laura E. Linz sue the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railway and agent A Ayres for 19256 dollars after their 12 month old baby Gladys died seeking damages. They allege the company promised boiling water for baby feeding on a Billings to St Louis trip but provided none.
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Moses Linz
Laura E. Linz
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railway Companys
A. B. Ayres
Gladys
Ling
South Main Street
Ayres
Burlington
Billings
St. Louie
Linz
St. Louis
Pemberton & Maury
Delays Predicted Over School Bond Plan Court Review Planned
The district faces delays on a $50,000 school bond issue due to a voting notice flaw. A committee will consult the county attorney and possibly seek a court order to enforce the sale. A taxpayer may file to enjoin the bonds as a test case. Also listed are census work, teacher appointments, a resigning high school official, and a divorce suit for Frances Gravelle versus Daniel Gravelle.
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Board of Education
United States Supreme Court
Messrs
Clinton
Weirick and
Lane
Connolly
Lindsay
State Supreme Court
B. N. Beebe
Ethel Cook
Harriet Ballou
Lucile Dora
Anna Quigley
Isaelle Jones
Lola A. Marvin
Olive New ‘Ro
Winnie E. Squires
Addie Shapley
Ida G. Scott
Nellie A. Whitney
Jennie E. Wall
Etta Eaton
Mamie Becker Maud Bacon
Lida Blanding
Emma G Elliott
Nancy Hardenbrook
Frank O’hara
Theresa Lindenthal
Mam Hesser
Thena Richards
Florence Sherman
Frances Corbin
State University At
Missoula
Furniture House
Lincoln School
Han off with the girl Nellie Fountain left her happy home for Martin Hoy
Nellie Fountain elopes with Martin Hoy leaving her previous home. The couple’s move signals a romantic escape amid local gossip and family concern. Hoy and Fountain are named as the central couple in a swift, discreet departure.
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Nellie Fountain
Martin Hoy
Missing Nellie Fountain Believed With Hoy Absent from Home
Nellie Fountain seven years old disappeared from 1109 East Park Street around July 6. Parents suspect she left with Martin Hoy after a Deer Lodge excursion and later traveled to Granite. They urge authorities to locate and return them, unsure if a marriage ties them together.
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Nellie Fountain
Orell Fountain
East Park Street
Martin How
Nellie
Trienda
Deer Lodge
Hoy
Granite
Receiver Tom McLaughlin Reports June Finances of Nipper Mine
The court reports detail receipts totaling $22 521 02 for June from ore settlements, hoisting, and supplies while disbursements reach $15 946 19 plus payrolls 15 406 40 and other expenses. McLaughlin shows a $1 balance and notes an $4 000 bond concern raised by other parties.
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Tom McLaughlin
Nipper
Heinze
A. P. Heinze
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
Judge Lindsay to Hear Alimony OC in Christian Divorce
Judge Lindsay will convene a court session this morning to hear an order to show cause tied to an alimony application in the Christian divorce case. Additional matters will be addressed during the session.
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Lindsay
State rests in Missouri murder trial of Alex Jester
A New London Missouri trial report says the state rested its case in the murder of Gates. Defense counsel P H Cullen moved for acquittal but was overruled. Captain Julius Dunn testified to blood in Hulen lane and two men matching Jester and Gates nearby. Alexander Jester spoke post evidence saying he bears no hard feelings and will live and die in peace. The defense then called ex Attorney General Daniel H McIntyre to impeach witness Shrewksbury who claimed seeing a body in Jester's wagon.
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St. Louis
Post-Dispatch
New London
Alex Jester
Young Gates
P. H. Cullen
Julius Dunn
Moberly
Hulen
Isi
Jester
Iates
Dunn
Alexander Jester
Mr. Gates
Daniel H. McIntyre
Mexico
Shrewksbury
Middlegrove
McIntyre
Property Owners Protest High North Main and Centerville Assessments
North Main Street owners near the new post office site argue government building value hikes their real estate by 4 to 9 percent. Centerville Ravenlode residents complain raises from 300 to 600 dollars per lot are unnecessary as last year’s appraisal and taxes were sufficient. The county board of equalization has heard 31 complaints about unequal valuations, with reductions possible in several city areas. Deer Lodge commissioners seek rail line assessment reform and more even treatment of sidetracks and spurs.
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County Board of Equalization
Board of Appraisers
North Main Street
Raven Lode
Centerville
Board of County Commissioners of
Deer Lodge
Peer Lodge
Patsy Bolliver Arrested for Third Robbery in Ten Days
A notorious Black woman, Patsy Bolliver, was arrested last evening for the third time in ten days on an alleged robbery. Her latest victim, miner Tom Cosgrove, reported losing 15 dollars during a visit to her residence.
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Patsy Bolliver
Tom Cosgrove
Butte Briefs Report Local Happenings In Helena And Anaconda
Miss Clive Nagl s visiting friends in Helena. Mrs HU N Black of Anaconda visited Mrs John McMurray yesterday. A girl baby born yesterday to Patrick Killen’s wife of 490 Fast Park street. Mrs EK J McGivern of Anaconda visiting sister Mrs James Edwards. Mabel Ford arrested as a plain drunk. Judge Lindsay and others returned from a fishing trip on the upper Big Hole with proof of success. Coroner Jullien held an inquest on Nicholas Aberg death from gunshot wounds in a personal crisis incident.
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Clive Nagle
Helena
HU. N. Black
Anaconda
John McMurray
Patrick Killen
Fast Park Street
EK. J. McGivern
James Edwards
Mabel Ford
Bob Ford
Judge Lindsay
Populist Convention Nominates Texas State Ticket
Wave Texas July 2 reporters say the populist state convention adopted a middle of the road platform opposing fusion and omitting Bryan as a reference. A unanimous resolution instructed copyrighting the platform before the Democratic convention. The ticket is headed by Jerome T. Kirby of Dallas for governor.
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Texas
Jerome T. Kirby
Dallas
Chinese capital in chaos report from Pekin
A runner from Pekin says thecity is in anarchy with regular troops fighting Boxers. The legation guards are low on ammunition and using rifles, foreigners are believed protected by a minority of officials, and General Li seeks to avoid clashes with allies near Taku.
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Chefoo
Pentang
Taku
Tengku
Pekin
Legation
Cape Government Rejects Repeal Motion on Martial Law
In the Cape assembly today the government refused John Navier Merriman’s motion to repeal martial law in Cape Colony. Attorney General Rose-Innes said repeal would come when practicable, but the time has not yet arrived. The house cheered the government’s decision.
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Cape Town
Cape Assembly
Cape Colony
John Navier Merriman
Rose-Innes
Cali
Theouse
Villa for Crown Prince in Bonn
Emperor William buys a villa in Bonn for Crown Prince Frederick William and his brothers during their university studies. The former owner, Professor Finkler, supervised the German university exhibit at the Columbia exposition.
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Berlin
Emperor William
Crown Prince
Frederick William
Bonn
Professor Finkler
Two-room furnished house for rent in Butte
For rent a two room furnished house at 1118 Dakota Avenue in Butte. Monthly price listed as zero dollars. Contact details not provided.
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Dakota
Butte
Paris Fair not so much the Paris Exposition says Mueller
Henry Mueller returned from three months traveling in Europe with his wife and daughters. He visited England France Germany and Italy and saw the Paris fair and Oberammergau. He found the Chicago World’s Fair superior, criticized the government building, and noted French preference for Bryan over McKinley while Europeans showed interest in American politics. His daughters also favored American institutions over European ones.
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Henry Mueller
Mueller
Flora
Eugenie
England
France
Germany
Switzerland
Belgium
Austria
Italy
Oberammergau
Carlsbad
Maier
Jackson Park
Michigan
Chicago
United States
Spain
Europe
Mr. Mueller
McKinley
Bryan
Trans- Va
Fire destroys Western elevator in Buffalo
A midnight blaze on Buffalo Island near Washington Street leveled the Western elevator owned by the American Linseed Oil Co. valued at 740000. Firefighters could not enter due to extreme heat. by 1 40 am authorities believed the fire would be confined to the Eastern elevator though the cause remains unknown.
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Buffalo
Washington Street
American Linseed Oil Co
St Louis Turner Fell Short In Alton to St Louis Swim
John Meverse a national turnfest champion from St. Louis aimed to swim 27 miles from Alton to St. Louis in five hours as a wager. He reached 17 miles in about three hours before a violent storm swamped the timing boat and lifesaver forcing him to abandon the attempt.
Sums Against Ryans for Assault on Constable During Service
Constable Daniel Shields sues Daniel and Jane Ryan for 10000 damages after they allegedly assaulted him while he tried to serve a summons at their Center ville home. Shield says two kicks tore teeth out and fractured facial bones, requiring dental and medical costs.
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Daniel Shields
William Bliss
Justice Court
Daniel Ryan
Jane Doe Ryan
Justice Bliss
Ryan
Center
Shields
Mueller Family Returns Home After European Tour
H. Mueller and his family came home last night following several months of travel across Europe.
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H. Mueller
Europe
McKinleys Mediation Stance Sparks Berlin Debate
Berlin papers rally against President McKinleys offer to mediate in China. They note a paradox between mediation and urging allies toward Pekin and question Washingtons diplomatic craftiness. The Tageblatt cites Chinesophile influence from the large Chinese population in the United States.
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Berlin
McKinley
Washington
Berliner Tageblatt
Pekin
United States
Navy Daily Diet Plan Details Ounce Counts
The document lists a U S Navy daily diet table with portions in ounces for meals. Breakfast includes coffee bread butter milk sugar oatmeal beefsteak six ounces each item except coffee and sugar. Dinner features rice soup bread roast beef or fowl potatoes vegetables pickles bread pudding or custard with fruit. Supper lists tea bread butter milk sugar and cold meats with fruit or apple sauce.
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United States Navy
Mamma Why did you let him kiss us
A Troy Times fragment presents a dialogue where a daughter recounts being kissed after a man asked permission to kiss her. The piece centers on adult guidance about consent and learning to say no.
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Troy Times
Carrington’s Rhodesian Force Attacks Boers at Selous River
London reports General Carrington with Rhodesian forces engaged the Boers near Selous River on Monday. Four soldiers were killed and 18 wounded in the first clash of the South African campaign.
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London
Carrington
I Selous River
Artist Links High Collars to Longer Necks
A Philadelphia artist claims women's necks appear longer due to high collars. He bases his view on life studies and portraits shown at students exhibits illustrating the phenomenon.
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Philadelphia
Cleric's Physiology Class Provokes Humorous Note
The late Cannon Lyttelton of Gloucester as Hagley rector taught physiology in his school. After several lectures he received a letter from a pupil's mother asking him to stop teaching Susan about her insides, saying it makes her proud.
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Cannon Lyttelton
Gloucester
Hagley
Susan
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