Back to the Old Love Tells It All in Court
In Meaderville Justice Arnold hears John J. Jackson and Molly Murray recount a domestic dispute over $9 and a forcible rebuke. Jackson is sent to county custody for a month, Arcadians fear his release. Separate note mentions J D Stark’s alleged third degree assault at Pine Tree saloon and a travel ad for Orton Bros. organ or plane sales with a Sunday train to Pipestone Springe.
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Justice Arnold
John J. Jackson
Molly Murray
Murray
Alex O'Bannon
Alex
Jackson
Molly
Sally Mce-Nichols
County Institution
A Mont
Judge Boyle's busy Friday in court shores up rough week
Judge Boyle handled a long Friday docket including arraignments and several county court cases. The session focused on a rowdy night at Dan Crow's saloon with the Out of Harmony quartet pleading not guilty to fighting and resisting officers, while other defendants faced trial next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Connors
Joseph Sullivan
J. J. McKalg
Josie Palmer
Lilly Galliger
Josie St. Clair
B. J. St. Clair
Harvey Holmes
King of Bondsmen
Harvey
Colored Club
Tracey Linehart
No. 124
South
Arizona Street
Breen
J. Blackwell
Blackwell
Jensen
Grace Wilson
No. 23
Fast Galena Street
Wilson
Boyle
Children’s Day at the Gardens Event Planned
Next Tuesday children under 12 ride free to Columbia Gardens. They get 5 cent fare to enter, free access to the chutes, a merry go round ride, show admission, and return transport to town at no cost.
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Columbia Gardens
Northwestern Funeral Directors Form Union Growth Ahead
Joe Richards of this city presides over the Northwestern Funeral Directors association annual meeting set for Helena starting Aug 20. The group has 30 members with about 15 more expected. a licensing law will push nonmembers to join. The state board of health will examine applicants for state certificates and lectures on embalming will be given by Professor Hohenschuh.
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Joe Richards
Northwestern Funeral Directors’ Association
Helena
State Board of Health
Hohenschuh
United States
North Dakota
Spokane
J. M. Lucy
Missoula
George Setzler
Billings
E. L. Flaherty
Butte
William Knight
Thomas Sullivan
Joseph Richards
Larry Duglan
Thomas Sherman
James Tachell
C. A. Tuttle
Anaconda
Willis Rhodes case drives push to dismiss Officer Yutz
Willis Rhodes faces a police brutality case as attorney J. M. Kennedy prepares a formal complaint to dismiss Officer Yutz at the upcoming city council meeting. Rhodes previously defended himself in city court where an assault on his wife and resisting an officer charges were dismissed for lack of evidence.
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J. M. Kennedy
Willis Rhodes
Yutz
Rhodes
Boyle
Kennedy
Samuels
Contracts Let for Two School Buildings
The school board awarded the Monroe addition contract to William E. Walsh for 10200 and the Cobban addition schoolhouse to Thomas Rowan for 7857.50. Walsh must complete by Navy 1 next with bond. Rowan must bond to finish by Nov 1. The supply committee needs more time for bids on supplies. A site for a small schoolhouse in the Parrot corner was requested for review at the next meeting.
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Monroe School
Cobban Addition
Monroe
William E. Walsh
Thomas Rowan
Walsh
Navy
Rowan
Parrot Corner
Armstead Improves After Suicide Attempt
Henry H. Armstead Jr. is reported to be improving daily at Murray and Freund's Hospital after attempting to cut his throat last Wednesday night. He remains reticent about the incident as officials investigate the motive. London July 26. The American society in London hosted a supper for University of Pennsylvania crews and the Leander Rowing Club. Vivian Nockolls, an English carman, criticized foreigners' exclusion from Henley as unsportsmanlike, while noting every man is as good as the best of ours.
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Henry H. Armstead, Jr
Murray & Freund's Hospital
London
University of Pennsylvania
Leander Rowing Club
Vivian Nockolls
Caraman
Henley
Fence moved back four feet at Clark building site
The Clark building on West Park Street had its front fence moved back four feet after J P Collins complained. Acting Mayor Tom Bryant and Street Commissioner Jack McLaughlin ordered the move to meet the one third street limit and four foot height rule, citing safety near the street car track.
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W. A. Clark
West Park Street
J. P. Collins
Tom Bryant
Jack McLaughlin
Clark Building
Hilbronner
Main
Broadway
McLaughlin
Clark
Hawthorne Card: Hart D Wins First Race at Six Furlongs
Hawthorne Chicago July 26 race card reports Hart D. winner of the first six furlongs with Flying Torpedo second and Beauty Book third in 1:19. Malay wins selling in six furlongs with Maggie Davis second, If You Dare third in 1:18. Mc Chesney takes seven furlongs selling with Commissioner Forester second and South Trimble third in 1:34. Scotch Plaid captures mile selling with Ben Battle second and Trinity Bel third in 1:46. Prince Blazes wins mile and 20 yards with Prairie Dog second and Obsidian third in 1:48. Slips takes seven furlongs selling with Brownie Anderson second and Andes third in 1:82.
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Chicago
Hawthorne
Hart D
Flying Torpedo
Beauty Book
Malay
Maggie Davis
If You Dare
McChesney
Commissioner Forester
South Trimble
Prince Blazes
Prairie Dog
Obsidian
Brownie Anderson
Andes
Wilkinson horse rider hurt in Aqueduct fall at Brighton
New York reports Little Wilkinson with a bad fall today at Brighton while riding Merriment in the third race. He was stunned, later taken home. authorities say injuries not serious if internal damage is absent. Races results listed for six events with winners Schwalbe Bedeck Fatalist Fairy Knight Roe Hampton Ante Up and Ante Up details.
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New York
Little Wilkinson
Aqueduct
Brighton Beach
Schwalbe
Enright
Musidora
Bedeck
Gertrude Elliott
Balloon
Fatalist
Dread
Armor
Fairy Knight
Francisco
Lady Sterling
Roe Hampton
Wax Taper
Monarka
Mayor Gilroy
Robert Metcalf
Delmar Park Summary of First Six Races
At St. Louis Delmar park first race five and a half furlongs Larry Wilt led with Mazzara second Fer rano third time 1 12. Second race seven furlongs Elsie Barnes won Sweet Dream second Warren third time 1 30. Third race four and a half furlongs Harry Shaffer won Lillian M second Virginian third time . Fourth race six and a half furlongs Verify won Sam Lazarus second Abe Furst third time 1 28. Fifth race mile selling Frank Pearce won John Morton second Barrett third time 1 44. Sixth race mile and a six teenth selling Seething won Barbee second Charles D third time 1 51.
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St. Louis
Delmar Park
Larry Wilt
Mazzara
Ferrano
Elsie Barnes
Sweet Dream
Warren
Harry Shaffer
Lillian M
Virginian
Verify
Sam Lazarus
Abe Furst
Frank Pearce
John Morton
Barrett
Racing crookedness found in 2 07 pace case in Cleveland
Judge Barnhard announced that racing judges found crookedness in the Tuesday 2 07 pace to prevent Riley B. from winning. Driver Erwin was fined 300 dollars and others in the scheme would receive later attention. Coney 2 02 was sold today to W. B. Dykeman of White Plains, with price undisclosed.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Barnhard
Riley B
Erwin
Coney
W. B. Dykeman
White Plains
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Promote Quick Cure
A newspaper notice urges readers to buy Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets at drugstores. It touts quick relief for diarrhoea and summer stomach complaints, claims high efficacy in mild and severe cases, and notes availability through all druggists.
Butte Man Praises Montana Climate Despite Heat and Mosquitoes
A Butte resident cites Montana as a desirable summer retreat after comparing harsh heat and pests from New Jersey to Kansas City and Nebraska. He notes few uncomfortable days in Montana, contrasts with 110 degree days elsewhere, and mentions limited remaining Dinmore’s Missoula Orchard Homes for sale.
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Montana
Butte
Standard Office
New Jersey
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Kansas
Nebraska
National League Roundup Touches Gloversmith and Mets
Boston beat New York 4 to 3 in a close game as timely hitting and strong pitching carried the visitors. Attendance 2,200. Other results: St Louis 12 Pittsburg 6 with a late rally. Chicago 5 Cincinnati 2 aided by McCormick’s triple. Philadelphia Brooklyn game postponed due to wet grounds.
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Boston
New York
P. Ct
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Ono Rookiyn
Sas
Borton
Cincinnati
Chicago
Baltimore 6 Cleveland 1 as Foreman stymies Cleveland
Cleveland loses to Baltimore 6 to 1 in a July 26 game as they fail to solve Foreman on the mound. Hart and Yeager paired for Baltimore while Foreman and Bresnahan pitched for Cleveland. Attendance listed as 10,000.
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Cleveland
Foreman
R. H
Cedes
Ossehenes Ebevdas
Hart
Chicago and Washington split in pitchers’ duel
Chicago and Washington opened with a third straight close game as Griffith and Carrick pitched well and the offense was balanced. Attendance was about 1,900 with a tight score through nine innings before rain paused the Detroit-Philadelphia tilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Washington
Lodis
Grifith
Carrick
Telephone License Case To Be Opened By Supreme Court
Special dispatch from Helena reports a test case to determine if telephone companies must pay a 75 cent annual license per line. The matter will be passed on by the Supreme Court to obtain a judicial ruling on the tax.
French Tansy Tablets for relief of painful menses
Ladies are advised that French Tansy Tablets by A. Augendre of Paris offer relief and cure for painful and irregular menses. Sold by D. M. Newbro Drug Co. in Butte Ontario as sole agents. Price two dollars per box, mailed sealed.
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A.augendre
Paris
France
D. M. Newbro Drug Co
Butte
Ont
Montana to sue Bell Telephone for back license tax
The attorney general and Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company counsel prepare an agreed statement of facts for a Montana suit against the telephone company for back license tax in the county. The case, to be carried to the supreme court, will guide state treasurers statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
District Court
Montana
Supreme Court
American Expelled by Russian Officials
In St. Petersburg on July 2 a Russian police officer informed American author and lecturer George Kennan that he must depart Russia by 10 pm that Friday. Kennan was confined to his room temporarily, treated courteously, and tagged as politically untrustworthy under laws allowing expulsion of foreigners. He informed the U.S. minister Charlemagne Tower but did not request intervention.
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St. Petersburg
George Kennan
Kennan
United States
Russia
Charlemagne Tower
Mr. Tower
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Christie @ Leys
North Main Street
Ellis Paint Co
East Quartz St
Carder Bros
W. Hi. Wix
D. D.S
Graduate University of Pennsylvania
Arcade Lodging House
Orton Bros
N. Main Street
Pipestone Springe
Judge Boyle
Northwestern Undertakers’ Association
Yatz
Cobban
Esperally
Lansing
Lowa
Journey
Dinsmore
F. Broadway
National League
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Phyle
Smith
Wills and
Kittridge
Emslie
O'Connor
Donovan
Eddie Murphy
R. B. E. Ee Ogalateed
Stackle
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Powell
Schriver
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O'Day
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McCormick
Cincinnati Today
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Kanhoe
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Bergen
Nash
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Milwaukee
R.H. FP
Hastings
Maloney
Youn
Schreckengost
Detroit
Detroit-Philadophia Gane
Pereee Osscue
Stenee
Owsley
Butte, Montana
District Court of the United States
District of Montana
Patrick R. Dougherty
Thompson Campbell
Western Medical Dispensary
East Broadway
Butte, Mont
Mortana
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