Lawyers Fight Over Fees In Dunn Railway Suit
Attorneys Breen and Hogewell sue Mary A. Dunn in district court at Anaconda claiming a 50 percent share of her recovery from the Butte, Anaconda & Pacific railroad. Dunn allegedly discharged them after a $200 payment and restoration of 8 to 10 acres, with dispute over whether the case was properly prosecuted. The trial includes testimonies on whether the lawyers earned their fee and if the suit should have been pursued to settlement.
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Peter Breen
Swan T. Hogewell
Mary A. Dunn
Lynch
Department of the District Court
Dunn
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railway
Anaconda
Butte
L. P. Donovan
T. P. Stewart
Stewart
Brutal attack leads to horseback pursuit in neighborhood
Neighbors chased a man after he violently assaulted his wife and beat a two year old child. Officer Yorath stopped the chase and ordered no bond. Protine fled toward the Butte reduction works but was captured by John G. Sullivan. The family suffered extensive injuries and destruction of home while Mrs Protine cared for a younger child.
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Yorath
B. Protine
Wilson
Protine
Butte
John G. Sullivan
Terrible beating and alleged bribery in Orr case
Scotty Orr testified in Judge Donlan's court about a severe assault by Eli Peris, Andy Inch, and Frank Adler at the White House saloon near Butte on December 11. He said a friend told him defendants sought to settle criminal charges for $300, while Orr claimed his civil claim for damages underlies the case. Orr recounted being knocked unconscious, beaten, and left prostrate, then aided at Five Mile House before being brought to town. Further court session was adjourned due to missing witnesses.
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Scotty” Orr
Eli Perils
Andy Inch
Frank Adler
Donlan
Meyer
Orr
White House
Butte
Peris
Orredid Alder
Five Mile House
Both Blamed and Fined in East Park Saloon Disturbance
Steve Esterly the bartender and John R R Patterson the elderly patron faced Judge McGowan for disturbance. Both were found at fault, Esterly more, with fines of 20 and 10 dollars respectively. Esterly paid after initially considering appeal.
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Steve Esterly
John RR. Patterson
East Park Street
Judge McGowan
Ocourt
Esterly
Patterson
Frank Recovers Part Of What He Paid Out
Judge Lynch ruled on directed verdict motions in John C. Frank v Clement Campana. Frank sought recovery of about 678 dollars for expenses in reclaiming a gray mare bought years ago and the jury was directed to award him 115.85. A Wylie summer camp near Ozeman opens mid June with rates via Mrs W W Wylie Salesville Mont. Advertised-store patrons grow daily in the city.
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Wylie
3Ozeman
W. W. Wylie
Salesville, Mont
Salt Lake Route resumes service after washout stop
The Los Angeles San Pedro Salt Lake railroad resumes Chicago to Los Angeles and Salt Lake to Butte services on June 12 after a 1909 flood washout. The Los Angeles Limited will run Chicago to Los Angeles, Salt Lake, and back, with trips starting June 12 and arrival dates through June 17. Officials return to offices in East Broadway as operations restart.
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Adolph Heilbronner
Los Angeles, San Pedro & Salt Lake
T. C. Peck
Salt Lake
Chicago
Los Angeles
Butte
California
Heilbronner
East Broadway
William Rotzter
J. H. Manderfield
Seismograph Records Morning Earth Tremor Near Japan
At St. Ignatius college Cleveland a seismograph recorded a regular shock from 1:00 to 2:20 a.m. Father Odenbach, observer, suspects the disturbance originated near Japan. The notice ends with a prompt to check the ads for an important fact.
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Cleveland
St. Ignatius College
Father Odenbach
Japan
Three Complaints Filed by County Attorney
Three complaints were sworn at the county attorney's office. E. D. Owen is charged with threatening to kill neighbor P. J. Newstrom after incidents on Colorado Street. Newstrom reports Owen displayed a bottle and later returned with another weapon. Fred Walter faces third degree assault for beating Fred Anderson with a bottle. Nora Lynch swears husband Pat Lynch is vagrant on her complaint.
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E. D. Owen
P. J. Newstrom
Colorado Street
Newstrom
Owen
Fred Walter
Fred Anderson
Nora Lynch
Pat Lynch
New Sub-Station Opens July 1 in Harrison Ave
A petition by Harrison avenue residents led the postal department to establish a new sub-station in Wilson drug store at 1660 Harrison avenue. Miss Lena Dube will direct the post office known as station No. 9, handling all postal and mail order business. The office serves the rapidly growing flat south of the city, saving trips to the city for supplies and money orders.
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Harrison Avenue
Wilson Drug Store
Lena Dube
Car service to gardens will change next Monday
The street railway announces a summer schedule change for the Columbia garden line. From 6 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday, June 6, the 20 minute service remains. From 1 p.m. to midnight service becomes 15 minute loops via Broadway, Montana, Park. Additional cars may be added as needed.
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The
Street Railway
Columbia Garden Line
Broadway
Montana
Fifteen Hundred on Strike In Boston
Refusals of wage increase requests sparked multiple strikes in Boston on June 1. About 1500 workers including machinists, laborers, wharf and bridge builders, sheet metal workers, cable makers, and mill men walked out. If demands are not granted soon, the strikers warn over 10000 union members may join.
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Boston
State Treasurer reports cash balance and receipts
State Treasurer Esselstyn reports a last night balance of 1,068,900 with monthly receipts of 639,065.43 and disbursements of 3,384,288.04. The state also holds bond investments totaling 2,800,578.32. The dispatch notes a shift in local bargain hunting as a side remark.
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Standard
Helena
Esselstyn
Race from Ruby Tuesday ends in death near Sheridan
Mrs. John J. Walker, 20, died after a hurried trip from Ruby to Butte for surgery. The party reached Sheridan 10 miles from Ruby, where she worsened and died after 9 p.m. Her uncle, R A Vickers, editor of the Virginia City Times, awaited her in Butte. Funeral at 3:30 p.m. at the Episcopal church in Sheridan. Mrs Walker’s sister Mrs George Willis died two years earlier at the same age and illness.
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Ruby
John J. Walker
Sheridan
N. P Nelson
Conrey Mining Company
Episcopal Church
Heyward
George Willis
Walker
Judge Rasch to Open Court Here Next Monday
Fred Drake reports a letter from Helena says Judge Carl Rasch will open court Monday June 6 to set arguments and motions for the week of June 20. No new cases will be tried this term nor jury panels drawn due to conflicting trials in three district courts. decision may change when Rasch arrives.
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Fred Drake
United States Court
Helena
Carl Rasch
Drake
Rasch
Free 3x5 Foot Woolen Flag For Yearly Subscriptions
A fine American flag three by five feet of wool bunting is offered free to Standard subscribers who pay ten dollars in advance for one year. Available for Flag Day on June fourteenth.
Walkerville hive No. 28 business of importance
A Walkerville hive meeting No. 28 is scheduled for Friday at 2 p m to discuss important business. Members are advised to attend promptly for decisions affecting the group.
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Walkerville Hive
Savings Bank Ad with 4 Percent Interest Offer
The Silver Bow National Bank savings department advertises 4 percent interest. It claims to be the only savings department in the city under national supervision.
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Silver Bow National Bank
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Hogewell
Condi
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Omcer Yorath
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Plain and Park Sts., Butte
Bolever & Brown
State Savings Bank Building
Harry Siegel
Wyoming
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India
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Royal Ann
Santa Clara
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Galena
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