Detective Tells Of Wife's Fun In Butte
Spokane hearing in Williamson divorce case reveals detective Joseph Williams tracked Mabel Williamson and Mollie Cotter in Butte. Witnesses describe hotel visits and private meals with George Davis associates, while defense questions focus on motions and timing of testimonies.
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Butte
Mra
Mabel C. Williamson
Vorney D. Williamson
Spo~kane
Tong
Joseph Williams
Williamson
Mollie Cotter
Helena
Mr. Post
Gomer Williams
Eheast
Pont
MacGinnis
Teupie
Hovee
Wyomng Stree
Gian
Ege
Thornton Hotel
Joseph
Williame
Marco Nighte
Ina
Post
Mellon
Witneos
Mr. Bort
Aim
Spokane
Tivby Piper
Sanford Harris
Estate transfers listed for Dan Driscoll and others
Dan Driscoll transfers undivided one half lot 5 block 6 to Anna Gordon and retains a half lot 25 in block 2 percent Grand Avenue addition with $1 consideration. Miners Savings Bank and Tru company transfer east six feet and west ninety feet of lots 15 and 16 to Janet MacDonald Anna MacKeon and William Robertson with unspecified further details.
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Dan Driscoll
Anna Gordon
Central
John Walsh
Grand Avenue
Miners’ Savings Bank and
Tru Company
Janet MacDonald
Anna MacKeon
William Robertson
Property Transfer in Butte Neighborhood Adds Tiny Lot
Agnes Blakeley transfers to Charles Blakeley a 17 foot by 20 foot parcel in block 20 of the Noyes and Upton addition in Butte for $1. The description notes a total measurements sequence north 20 feet east 45 feet north 90 feet and totals in block 35, with a final price of $1.
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Butte
Agnes Blakeley
Charles Blakeley
Noyes & Upton
Death notices for Nellie Campbell and John Connell
Nellie Campbell a longtime Butte resident died yesterday at St James hospital after a hemorrhage two weeks earlier. She leaves three daughters Margaret Helen and Lauriva a son Maurice with family home at 17 Maryland avenue. John Connell a 38 year Butte resident died yesterday at 332 West Daly street. He is survived by a brother Thomas. Funeral for Connell set for Monday at AUS residence with mass at St Lawrence church.
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Nellie Campbell
Butte
St. James’ Hospital
John Connell
West
Daly Street
Thomas
Aus
St. Lawrence Church
Victor Hugo and His Masterworks Chronicle
Victor Hugo born in Besancon in 1802, son of a French army colonel, received classical education. His plays Marion de Lorme and The King Amuse were staged after the Revolution, earning him recognition as France’s leading poet and author of Miserables. He opposed Napoleon III and was banished during the fall of the empire, dying in Paris in 1885 and honored in the Pantheon.
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Victor Hugo
Besancon
France
Marion de Lorme
Tees
Pone
Paris
Dixon Opens Campaign for Third Party in Kalispell
Special Dispatch reports in Kalispell that Senator Joseph B.M. Dixon launched a pro progressive campaign voicefully opposing any amalgamation with the Republican party. He argued the GOP is advancing reforms but lacks a viable 1916 presidential candidate, cited an expected veto of the initiative and referendum law by the attorney general, and urged support for woman suffrage while inviting debate with Miss Dorman of the An agile group.
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Standard
Tallspell
Sen- Rior
Joseph BM
Dixon
Republican Party
Efney
Toser
Disrupe Bso
Progressive Party
Miss Dorman
Anyagie
Bankers Deny Profiting From Nicaraguan Bonds In Senate
A telegram from Brown Bros. and Seligman & Co. denying excessive profits from Nicaraguan bond issues was presented in the Senate by Senator O Gorman, sparking a demand from Senator Smith of Michigan for an investigation.
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Washington
Brown Bros. and
Seligman & Co
New York
Senate Today
O'Gorman
Smith
Michigan
Hampton Institute Drops Diploma Policy for Negro and Indian Students
Hampton Institute, a leading school for African American and Indigenous students, announces a policy change: future graduates will not be awarded diplomas. The decision affects the institution’s diploma program and raises questions about degree recognition and the school’s historic mission.
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H. B. Frissell
Hampton
Hampton Institute
Crumble of the people roars at national affairs
The text depicts public discontent with current national management and political leaders, urging patience and resilience amid growing frustration with the democratic and progressive party leadership. It frames a call to avoid excessive grumbling while acknowledging the rising roar of disapproval.
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Democratic Party
Progressive Party
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Wollie Cotter
Mms
Witliamson
Henessys
Ratine
Copenhagen
Rose
Wistaria
Porcelain
Everett
Berkeley
Russia
NEW Today
Goodyear
Joan
Onnell
Kalispell
Berlin
Frederika of
Hanover
Duke of Cumberland
Biarritz
Prince William of Cumberland
Duke of Brunswick
Prince Ernest August
Royal
Potsdam
Guelph
Hohengollern
Prussia
Victoria Louise
Karlsruhe
Prince Albert
George
Indianapolis News
Wall Street Journal
the Standard
Standard Oil
Standard Oil Group
Las
Standard Ol
Standard Oil Trust
Herbert L. Osgood
Uynn, Mas
Philadelphia
Aluminum
James B Mann
Tadee Hocas
Reproe
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