Now He Wants a Divorce
Several divorce filings flood the district court docket. Hanford H. Ross sues Millie Ross for desertion after a 1881 Stevens Point marriage and twenty years apart. Maggie Livingston seeks custody of a 4 year old from Albert O. Livingston amid repeated cruelty and threats. Camille Lacombe sues Joseph F E Gauthier in the name of Mary A Frost sues Fred R Frost for non-support. hearings postponed for Hanson and Wiltshire cases due to nonappearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanford H. Ross
District Court
Millie Ross
Stevens’ Point
Wis
Ross
Maggie Livingston
Albert O. Livingston
Whitehall
Great Falls
Camille Lacombe
Joseph FE. Gauthier
Missoula
Ellen M. Hanson
Thomas G. Wiltshire
Mary L. Wiltshire
Clancy
Failed to Report a Diphtheria Case
Dr. C Turner was arrested on a warrant for violating city health ordinances by not reporting a diphtheria case. The case involved a Harrington child in the Houlevard addition amid recent local diphtheria activity and a recent death. Dr Leggat says the disease is nearly stamped out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Turner
Harrington
Houlevard
Leggat
Racing program at Saucer Track features three heats and finals
Tonight's Saucer Track program offers a mile professional handicap, two-thirds mile amateur handicap, and a 10 mile open professional. Entries include Artie Bell, John Burris, John Staver, and others with purses from 3 to 25 dollars. Hell and Hoffman depart for Buffalo for championship races, Bell and Hoffman among favorites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artie Bell
Acrateh
John Burris
John Staver
L. Niederhofer
C. E. May
Sam Sharman
J. W. Haydock
F. J. Hoffman
N. C. Hopper
G. KB
Joe Rayburn
Harry Murphy
Tom McGever
Earl Staley
Frank Hann
James Conway
A. Olsen
D. Stern
John Spa
Buffalo
Bell
Hoffman
Oldest traveling man on the road retires after 30 years
Randall of Chicago who has spent three decades on the road says he will quit soon after 30 years of continuous travel averaging 2000 miles monthly and only ten sick days. He recalls beginnings in Albany at 15 and notes family ties to notable political figures. He once served as mayor of Sparta Wisconsin with no pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Randall
Chicago
Finlen
Randall
Montana
Northwest
Butte
Mr. Randall
The
Standard
Hennessy, Connell, Symons and
Case & Gravelle
Albany
N. Y
Thurlow Weed
Albany Evening Journal
Horace Greeley
William Seward
A. W. Randall
Wisconsin
Lincoln
Johnson
Ef. M. Randall
Florida
Sparta
Wis
Travelers brief visit boosts Butte mining talk at Finlen
L H Littlefield and Herbert Francis of London, recently arriving from Asia, tour Butte mines and smelters, praising the city. W T Hales of Wallace notes future lead market potential in Coeur d’Alene, citing the Hercules strike and Charles Dickens mine. Auction sale at 2 pm today of furniture in a rooming house at Silver and Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
L. H. Littlefield
Herbert Francis
London
Finlen
Asia
Butte
Calcutta
India
Littlefield
New York
France
Mr. Littlefield
Montana Copper Company
Boston & Montana
W. T. Hales
Wallace
Idaho
Mr. Hales
Coeur d'Alene
Summer excursion fares via Great Northern Railway Co
Basin and Boulder round trips offered on Sundays and Saturdays with varying return rules and prices. J. E. Dawson of 41 North Main Street lists tickets for Basin and Boulder departures and returns at 1.00 to 1.59 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern Railway Co
Basin and Return
Boulder and Return
Basin and Reurn
J. E. Dawson
North Main Street
Rome Observes First Anniversary of King Humbert Death
July 29 Rome marks the first anniversary of King Humbert's assassination at Monza. About 100000 visitors join a Pantheon pilgrimage with royal, senatorial, and labor groups in a grand procession. Wreaths, historic costumes, and crowds fill streets as ceremonies conclude at the Adriano theater. The Milan observance centers on Monza, while the Duke of Abruzzi lays the first stone of a chapel for King Victor Emmanuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Humbert
Monza
Gastani Twesel
Italy
Pantheon
Adriano Theater
Milan
Victor Emmanuel
Abruzzi
Fatal Shootings in Isoline Mining Town Kill Police Officer
In Isoline Tennessee eight miles north of Crossville Policeman Pink Pass killed during a street fight with W E Knox. Shirley Pass, son of the officer, fatally shot by Officer Swofford after a dispute with police. Pass then died at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
Journal and Tribune
Crossville
Pink Pass
W. E. Knox
Shirley Pass
Isoline
Policeman Pass
Negrotown
Knox
Lowery
Swofford
Pass
Boxers Outbreaks Reported in Shan Tung Province
The North China Daily News notes a recrudescence of Boxer outbreaks in Shan tung after allied villagers defeated Li Hung Chang’s troops in Chili province. Lung Lu, former imperial treasurer and northern army generalissimo, is named controller general of the revenue board. Natchez, Miss. Capt Lyman G. Aldrich, ex Confederate soldier and Knights of Pythias leader, dies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
North China Daily News
Shantung
Chili Province
Li Hung Chang
Lung Lu
Revenue Board
Natchez, Miss
Lyman G. Aldrich
Knights of Pythias
Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets Ad
Advice to buy Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for diarrhoea and summer stomach issues. Claims quick, reliable relief and that one or two doses cure ordinary attacks. Promotes as a well known patent remedy kept in homes, with Lansing Journal endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
de Scribe
Lansing
Iown
Journel
City Jail Hears Two Unusual Visitors
A nameless man claiming a Klondike return entered the city jail with a bone deep palm cut after a robbery in a Darktown alley. He refused treatment and left without details. Frisco Nell sparked a violent outburst after locking up, needing two men to restrain her as she shrieked in hysterics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klondike
Frisco Nell
Nell
St Lawrence Mine Closed for Repairs
The St Lawrence mine shut down yesterday for repairs and is expected to stay closed about two weeks. About 500 men were employed there. Ice cream 10c with cake at Fox's on East Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Lawrence
Fox's
East Park
Butte Briefs Highlight Notables Visiting Town
G A Jenks visits from Deer Lodge. T J Walsh arrives from Helena. M M Miller of Dillon stays at the Thornton. George A Cook of Missoula guests at the Finlen. Percy O Connor of New York guests of Dr. Burdette O Connor. Dr W L Renick returns from two week vacation in Kansas City and the South and East. Marriage licenses issued to George Mosley with Ellen Hersheim, George Rivet with Belle Murchie, William Teague with Kate Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Jenks
Deer Lodge
T. J. Walsh
Helena
M. M. Miller of
Dillon
Thornton
George A. Cook
Missoula
Percy O'Connor
New York
Dr. Burdette O'Connor
W. L. Renick
Kansas City
Cities
George Mosley
Ellen Hersheim
George Rivet
Belle Murchie
William Teague
Kate Murphy
Burlington Route Ticket Specials and Auctions Notice
The Burlington Route offers round trip tickets to Buffalo on the first and third Tuesdays for 64.50 and a Pipestone Springs excursion each Sunday at 1 round trip dollar. For details contact Phil Daniels at 35 East Broadway. An auction is held today at 2 p m for furniture from a rooming house at the corner of Silver and Main streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Buffalo
Phil Daniels
East Broadway
Palmer
Main Streets
Ex-Chief Justice Charged in Whatcom Case in Seattle
The ex supreme court chief justice Elmacott was arrested on July 25 in Seattle on a reported incident involving Miss Minna Schaffer a 16 year old in Whatcom. He was brought before Superior Judge Neteren with $2000 cash bail. The Whatcom guardian Mr Lemm is accused of withholding facts for cash. The information states the judge had carnal knowledge of the girl several times over the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
the Times
Washington Supreme Court
Elmacott
Minna Schaffer
Whatcom
Neteren
Negroes Turn Tables in Arkansas Township Fight
News from Leake township Nevada county reports a white party threatened to whip Lige Seigler a negro. Seigler and his son allegedly fired on the party, killing Louis Haynie brother of State Senator Haynie and Hop Hallon brother of merchant John Hallon of Stephens. The township population is 400 negroes and 30 whites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Ark
Leake Township
Nevada County
Lige Seigler
Seigler
Louis Haynie
Haynie
Hop Hallon
John Hallon
Stephens
Secretary Long Bans Statements in Schley Salopsen Case
Secretary Long issues a general order prohibiting all naval personnel from making public statements on the court of inquiry requested by Rear Admiral W S Schley. The directive aims to keep the investigation's proceedings and subject matter from public comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long
Washington
Language Change Hint From Schley Court Inquiry Prep
A statement indicated that if Admiral Schley filed a formal complaint against the wording in the fifth specification of the court of inquiry precept, the matter would be considered and the language possibly altered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Long
Schley
Admiral Schley
Jury in Ellie Glenn case fails to agree in Parkersburg
The Parkersburg jury in the Ellie Glenn case deliberated since morning after being brought from jail. By 4:30 p m they notified the court of disagreement and were excused until Tuesday. It is expected to stand 10 for acquittal and 2 for conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
W. V
Ellie Glenn
Louisville Nominee Declines After Primary Dispute
James F. Grinetead, nominated by the Louisville mayor in the July 16 Republican primary, today announced he would not accept the nomination due to dissatisfaction with how the primary was conducted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
James F. Grinetead
Counterfeiter Captured En Route to Alaska with Marshal
United States Marshal Shine leaves here on the Oregon express with Hamy Vollere a suspected for uttering counterfeit money as they head toward Juneau Alaska on the way to the north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
United States
Shine
Oregon Express
Lea
Juneau
Alaska
Hamy Vollere
North
George H. Yenowine dies suddenly at 46 in Milwaukee
Milwaukee journalist George H. Yenowine, a prominent Western newspaper man, died suddenly tonight at age 46 in Milwaukee. He was known for his work across several major papers and his long career in journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
George H. Yenowine
Nome Steamer Carries $651000 Gold Shipment
The steamer One Maugh M J reports transporting $651000 in gold from Nome to destination. The voyage details remain sparse but the treasure is listed as a principal cargo item aboard the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onemaugh Army
Nome
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Butte News
Ise
Underwood
Vienna
Kapp & Street
Frankfort
Armour’s Country Club
Country Club Chicken
Country Club Veal Cae
CBN Ccs Ceee
Country Club
Lutey Bros
West Park Street
Butte, Mont
Hanford Ross
Tennessee
Captain Aldrich
Lander Furniture and Carpet Company
Broadwa
Pipestone Springs
Brussels
Supreme Court
Cor. Park and Plain Sts., Butte
Holland & Lynch
Bkancy
Hermitage
Golden
Fosselman Drug Store
E. Park St
Mott’s
DK. Mott’s Chemical CO
Ceveland
Obig
Finlen-Media Drug Co
Martin Drug Co
Amaconda
Butte Brewing Company
Silver Bow Foundry and Machine Company
South Butte
P. O
Nbwdedi
Columbia Gardens
Cara
Montana Electric CO
Dublin
Laurence
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Butte, F Lont
Man de A
A. Augendre
Paris
Newbro Drug Co
Mout
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