Supreme Court halts Missoula street project and fees case
In Helena a June Supreme Court ruling affirmed a Silver Bow district court judgment against Sheriff O Rourke and Forsell over an $18,000 judgment in an execution sale, finding a fraud in law by the Pittsmont Copper Company. The court also voided Missoula city actions to improve Patte Street, detailing lawful steps for special improvement districts and mandating proper notices, hearings, and protests before proceeding.
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Helena
Supreme Court Today
Justicce Lanner
District Court of Silver Bow
Pittsmont Copp Company
O'Rourke
Bare & Montana Copper Company
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Copper Company
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Pittsmont Copper Company
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Tts Gmect
Forsell
Brantly
District Court
Missoula County
Patte Street
Leary Funeral for Mrs Mary Leary Planned in North Street
The funeral of the late Mrs. Mary Leary will be held Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock from the home of her daughter Mrs. James S. Egan on North Tal Street. High Mass follows at St Pat Heke Church with interment in Holy Cross cemetery. Friends please omit flowers.
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Nick Kozan
Mercury Street
Pelsche
Sacred Heart
Nureh
Bakkinen
Sophia
Daniel
Dakkinen
Mage
Leary
Mary
James S. Egan
North
Tal ‘Street
St. Pat Heke Church
Holy Grose
Funeral notices for Catherine and Nellie Keely
Funeral arrangements announced for Catherine Welly and Nellie Keely. Catherine Welly’s service set Wednesday afternoon at Black at the family residence East Platte Street. Nellie Keely’s service scheduled at St Lawrence Church with rites at 2:30 PM at the East Platte residence. Larry Duggan undertaker listed.
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Kelly
Catherine
Bfichael Welly
Qier
Pllack
Nellie
Ani Timonths
Michael Keely
la Platte Meet
St. Lawrence Church
Funeral notices for Weber Henworth Hodge family updates
The notice details the funeral of Mrs Mary D Weber aged four at Mock Street and St Joseph's Church with service at 10 o'clock. Also noted is the pending funeral notice for Jo nev Henworth Richards. A heartfelt thanks is extended to neighbors and friends for sympathy shown, signed by Mr and Mrs John B Hodge and son.
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Alma
Mount Bethel -Ecturch Sunday School
le. L
Howe
John B. Hodge
City Council Gains Jurisdiction for Proposed Improvements
After publication of notice and protests, the council is deemed to have acquired jurisdiction over the proposed improvements, with decisions adverse to protesting property owners already disposed of. The action reflects the city’s authority to proceed despite objections.
Montana Dental Society Opens Eleventh Annual Meeting
The eleventh annual Montana State Dental Society meeting began in Great Falls with 62 members at the opening session. Mayor Lease welcomed attendees, followed by roll call. Fourteen new members joined in the afternoon, Dr Marcus L Ward of Mid State Dental College delivered the principal paper, and numerous dental apparatus and supplies displays showcased thousands of dollars in exhibits.
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Montana State Dental Society
Lease
Sesason
Marcus L.ward
Mid State Dental College
Ann Arbor
Twenty five years for Joseph Mowatt
Lewistown judge Roy Ayers sentenced Joseph Mowatt to 25 years in the penitentiary after conviction for a criminal assault on his 13 year old daughter. Mowatt proclaimed his innocence and claimed his wife influenced the girl. He carried his large Bible into court as in prior appearances. A motion to arrest judgment was overruled.
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Lewistown
Joseph Mowatt
Roy Ayers
Mowatt
Idaho
Stella Charles Franklin
Green Cattle Company
Printing copies of bill for all voters of state
Helena June 6. Secretary of State A M Ale Gerson orders a publishing firm to print 120000 copies each of three measures the farm loan act the workmen's compensation bill and the Kiley boxing law to be distributed to every voter in the state with printing due by the first Monday of the fifth month preceding the section the measures have obtained sufficient signatures to be submitted.
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Helena
Secretary of
A.M. Ale Gerson
Philipsburg News Notes Local Moves And A Surprise Wedding
Miss Gertrude Martin leaves Philipsburg for Northfield for summer with her parents. Mrs. Robert Metcalf heads to Vernal Utah for three months with her parents. Miss Durfee resigns to teach near Kansas City Mo. John R. Lucas goes to Butte for business. County commissioners tour roads on the divide between Flint Rock creeks and Willow creek valley. Philipsburg public school fills Durfee vacancy with Miss McGlone of Denver. Marriage of Miss Margaret Elizabeth Metcalf and Reuben B Huffman at Metcalf home a weekend surprise. Wedding performed by Rev W J Attwood. Metcalfs attend with bride’s father and mother. The couple are prominent Philipsburg residents with mining ties. Metcalf is senator. Huffman brother to County Commissioner A Huffman.
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Eampsburg
Gertrude Martin
Philipsburg
Northfield
Minn
Robert Metcalf
Vernal
Utah
Eulah Durfee
D. M. Durfee
Kansas City
John R. Lucas
Granite Bi-Metallic Consolidated “Mining ‘Company
Butte
Board of County Commissioners
Flint
Rock Creeks
Willow Creek
Philipsburg Public School
Durfee
McGlone
Denver
Cal
Philipsburg Society
Margaret Elizabeth Metcalf
Reuben B. Huffman
W. J. Attwood
Deer Lodge
Great Falls launches $150,000 YMCA building campaign
Great Falls opens a six day drive to raise 150000 for a new YMCA building at a Hotel Rainbow banquet attended by 200 citizens. Sam Stephenson reports early subscriptions. Long of a sheep business pledges 25000, with other leaders including Hobson and Templeton contributing. Planning includes a citywide canvass from Third Street near Central Avenue, with state Y workers directing efforts to spur similar campaigns in Helena and beyond.
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Great Falls
Young Men's Christian Association
Hotel Rainbow
A. F. Longeway
George A. Forbes
Spokane Young Men's Christian Association
Lease
Sam Stephenson
O. den
J. W. Sherwood
H. A. Ton
A. F. Langeway
Ford
P. Long
California
LH. Hamilton
National Bank
Hobson
BJ. Boorman
HA. Templeton
Burmeiater
Robert Vaushn
Tee
Raine Gn
Pueatiay
Central Avenue
Puehler
Young. Men's Christian. Associat
Helena
Boxeman
Facoon
Lynn Ht. Pox
Mite City
Citien
Butte
South
Billings
Miles City
Watispen
Progressive campaign to open in state June 19
A progressive campaign opens June 18 in Kalispell with former Senator Dixon as main speaker. He will deliver six speeches across Montana, traveling with Fr Edwards and T M Everett. After Kalispell he visits Big Timber Glendive Miles City Forsyth and Lewiston, with a press bureau for the campaign.
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Helena
Kalispell
Dixon
Fr. Edwards
T. M. Everett
Harlem
Big Timber
Glendive
Miles City
Forsyth
Lewiston
Lewd Pictures Charge Against Helena Man
C F Guerin a wealthy former city musecier faces a charge of exposing lewd and obscene pictures to minors. He contests the complaint for lacking names of those shown to, says the charges stem from personal enemies. Trial date not set. Also notes fires in Montana with major losses and high insured value.
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Helena
C.F. Guerin
Cier
Guerin
Half Million Dollars For B'Rith Abraham Fund
Atlantic City N J June half a million dollars set aside as a permanent asset for the Independent Order of B r ith Abraham with an increase of annual assessments to create a new endowment fund. Additional resolutions include two thirds of one cent for totally disabled members and one third of one cent for partially disabled members. A charity tax of ten cents per member and a 25 cent per member capitation tax for national organization expenses were adopted. An English naturalist reports a new ant species nesting in fern stems high on trees.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Wession
Independent
Order of B'rith Abraham
Nicholson Killed in Runaway Accident Near Holt Ferry
Nicholson a Somers rancher died after a runaway near Holt ferry Sunday afternoon. His uncle JW Nicholson was fatally injured. his wife escaped injury. The wagon hit a stump, throwing them. They were taken to Big Fork where Nicholson died two hours later. the uncle remained unconscious.
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Kallepell
Nicholson
Somers
Holt Ferry
JW. Nicholson
Holt
Big Fork
Early action avoided in anti-trust legislation
In Washington the judiciary committee decided to take up the Clayton anti-trust bill. Weeks may pass before a report to the Senate, with public hearings under consideration. Committee members expect long debates on exemptions for labor and other organizations from anti-trust laws, and a lengthy process to prepare a bill unlikely to face rapid passage.
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Sune
Senate
Judiciary Committee
House
Furlana Dance Declines in Europe According to Marmonti
The article notes Tein’s view that the furlana or friulana, a Venetian dance with swift, graceful movements, is waning in France and Italy and elsewhere in Europe. It traces the name’s spelling change and origins in Friuli, its popularity with gondoliers, and its 18th century emergence, popularity, and eventual decline, with references to Marmonti and Gioconda.
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Tein
France
Italy
Europe
Frioul
Signor
Pompeo Marmont
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Stanengat
Pacification plan advances in Mexican crisis talks
Unofficial reports indicate Mexican delegates favor diplomacy to end the conflict as discussions move toward a provisional neutral government. The plan envisions general amnesty, withdrawal of U.S. forces from Vera Cruz, and U.S. recognition to enable loans of about ten million dollars to stabilize finances.
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Mexico
Vera Cruz
United States
Starving Women Plead for Mazatlan Surrender
On board the United States Ship California at Mazatlan on June 7, two hundred starving women trailed in a straggling procession behind the carriage of the military governor, imploring surrender to the investing constitutionalist army. The federal garrison, weaker than the civilians, faced jail for harboring the incident after the governor jailed the port captain and aides for allowing a government tug to be captured by the constitutionalists.
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United States
California
Mazatlan
Mexico
San Diego
Cal
Mexican Gunboats Move After Tampico Turmoil
Washington report states Rear Admiral Wadger cabled the Navy that Mexican federal gunboats Bravo and Zaragoz headed from Tampico to Puerto Mexico at 4 PM. Foreign Minister Ruiz ordered suspension of the Tampico blockade and directed them by wireless from Vera Cruz via American warships.
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Wadger
Navy Department
Bravo
Zaragoz
Tampico
Puerto Mexico
Ruiz
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Badger directs Mayo to offer commodore facilities for capital contact
Badger states he directed Admiral Mayo to offer the commodore of the little Huerta squadron facilities for communicating with the capital. The offer was promptly accepted, departures of gunboats eased tension, and the suspension of the blockade was seen as potentially permanent. Mediation hints favor a return to Puerto Mexico, with Huerta's attitude viewed optimistically. West coast unrest worsens for Huerta as reports describe heavy fighting at Santiago and Santa Anita, and Mazatlan nearly starved amid internal dissensions.
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Badger
Mayo
Little
Huerta
Puerto Mexico
Mexico
Howard
Santiago
Santa Anita
California
Mazatlan
Revival of Reports Huerta Ready to Quit
June 8 dispatch from Cruz reports renewed rumors of Venustiano Huerta preparing to resign before Wednesday night. Army leaders largely discount the claims, but travelers from the capital and Vera Cruz papers amplified the withdrawal tale. A passenger close to the provisional president asserts Huerta said he planned to quit, with talk of a resignation deposited in the British legation.
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Huerta
Oritice
Villa to Push Campaign to South in Mexico
Chinuahua June 7. General Villa and staff will depart for campaign with divisions of the north. It is expected most brigades will leave Torreon within a week, though about 27 000 must be moved. Federal destruction of the Saltillo to San Luis Potosi railroad hampers transport, rails bent, ties burned, bridges destroyed.
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Chinuahua
Mexico
Neral Villa
Wre
Zacetacas
Torreon
Saltillo
San Luis Potosi
Heat wave deaths sweep New York and Chicago surge
New York reports one death and many prostrations as temperatures reach 92 degrees in city and suburbs. Chicago records three heat related deaths over two days with 91 degree heat. A separate note mentions political handbills about price and demand for sherry and champagne in Spain.
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Chicago
Man Seeks Vigilante Justice Over Alleged Crimes
Handbills claim a man escaped justice aboard the Sty and call for his execution. They allege crimes and urge swift punishment, portraying a mob impulse against due process. Official authorities have not confirmed the accusations or supporting details.
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