Judge frees many vagrants amid busy courtroom
In a busy 4 pm session Judge Warren handles a vagrancy wave. Several defendants receive lenient rulings citing work prospects or delays, while others, including Fred Sullivan, get 19 days. Multiple men admit prior appearances and various excuses for meals left unpaid.
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Judge Warren
Davies
Parlin
Mulhollan
Steve Brown
Jo d
Hn Williams
George Foster
Butte
Idaho
M. C. Murray
John Lacey
John O'Brien
John Towney
John Murphy
Dr. T. Sweeney
City
John Doe
Fatal collision of electric cars at Fishkill landing
Poughkeepsie resident Mrs. Lillian Moore died hours after skull fracture from a moonlight excursion crash at Fishkill landing. Twenty others were injured but not fatally. Two crowded cars carrying local excursionists from Mt. Vernon to the steamboat collided when the motorman lost control on a hill.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Lillian Moore
Fishkill Landing
Mt. Vernon
Oscar Not Going to Quit
Stockholm reports no foundation for rumors that King Oscar will abdicate in favor of the crown prince. No important developments expected before June 27 when the riksdag debate and joint committee report on the union disruption settlement will occur.
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Stockholm
Copenhagen
Oscar
Riksdag
Fraternal Congress Endorsed by Modern Woodmen
The head camp of the Modern Woodmen of America endorsed a fra ternal congress plan to be held soon in New York City to promote public advantages of fraternal insurance over old line insurance. The liquor law was amended to allow certain workers in breweries and distilleries and store proprietors to join if they do not handle liquor or sell it in broken form.
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Milwaukee
Woodmen of America
New York City
Cashier Surrenders on False Entry Charge
Fred R. Green, cashier of Fredonia National Bank in Fredonia New York, turned himself in at Buffalo on June 23 and posted 10000 bail for a Monday hearing. A warrant accuses him of making a false entry claiming a credit with Forestville Bank that does not exist.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Fred R. Green
Fredonia National Bank of
Fredonia
Green
Fredonia National Bank
Forestville Bank
Japanese orders on Port Arthur expulsion denied by government
London government asserts no orders have been given by Japanese authorities to expel American and European firms from Port Arthur after a question in the house of commons. Earl Percy states officials have no such information.
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London
House of Commons
Port Arthur
Earl Percy
Officer's Arrest Questioned After Deputy's Dismissal
Constable Gleason of Justice Collis san's court at Walkerville revoked William McGrath's deputyship to act in Butte. McGrath served attachment papers on a saloon before notice. Attorney Coleman sought a warrant. Acting County Attorney Lamb declined, noting McGrath did not know he was removed.
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Marion Colett
Wyoming Street
May Porter
Linnie May Colett
Colett
Porter
Helena
Denny
Pat Holland
Butte
Gleason
Collisan
Walkerville
William McGrath
McGrath
John A. Coleman
Lamb
Children of Passion Players in Oberammergau
In the Delineator April feature Mrs Charles D Crewdson portrays the children of Oberammergau as uniquely gifted. They rehearse scenes from the Passion Play with old world charm and recall lines from memory. Young actors like Hans perform Jerusalem entries while others study roles to portray Holy Virgin or Leave taking of Bethany with reverence.
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Oberammergau
Charles D. Crewdson
Hans
Jerusalem
Sanhedrim
Caiaphas
Judas
Bethany
Mary
Christ
Possibilities of Modern Medicine and a Talk on Immunity
Dr. A. C. Seely discusses a Leslie’s Monthly piece on artificial immunity since Pasteur. The article notes progress against smallpox malaria insights, sputum care for consumptives, and advances toward fending off aging complications. A stray classified line about a bargain two seated trap appears at the end.
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A. C. Seely
Leslie
Monthly
Pasteur
Atlantic
Were Put Out Of Business In California Brewery Wall Incident
Judge Donlan criticizes a man who accuses him of bias without meeting him as Howie and Borke sue California Brewery, John Milch, M D Kern and William Walsh for $75 stock and $50 utensils destroyed when a wall supporting the Little Success restaurant collapsed. Damages total $1,975 actual and $1,000 exemplary. attorney J A Coleman.
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Thomas Howie
Lutz Borke
Little Success
California
District Court
California Brewery Company
John Milch
M. D. Kern
William Walsh
J. A. Coleman
Men's Summer Clothing and Accessories in Butte Catalog
A catalog listing summer menswear including two piece suits, wash vests, rain coats, trousers, various straw hats, underwear, half hose, hats, shirts, and neckwear with price ranges from 25 cents to 35 dollars. Describes fabrics like cheviots and worsteds and notes styles, fit, and seasonable use.
Leather Bags and Silk Ribbons Copycat Sale Reel
Leather bags in walrus seal lizard and Japanese effects offered in black brown tan gray and green with many styles including Avenue duchesse Dantzic Boulevard and others Prices range from 75 cents to 10 dollars All late novelties include graduation gifts waist sets bar pins hatpins hair barrettes combs belts and neckwear All silk ribbons 2000 yards of Hennessy all silk taffeta ribbons 6 inches wide in shades and white and black 39c yard New veils and late novelties in ceilings 25c to 1 yard Buster Brown belts 350 each Children belts in patent leather red navy white black brown with large eyelets New silk belts about 300 pieces shirted and plaited in various colors Regular 1 values 69c yard
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New “Avenue
Duchesse
Dantzic
Boulevard
Hennessy
Buster Brown
5c Choice To Day of 25 Much Wanted Articles
A 5c sale presents 25 sought after items from jewelry novelties to household goods. Wire hairpins, brass pins, pearl buttons, cube pins, shoe laces, linen tape, miners scrubs, kid curlers, glove darners, top collars, taffeta ribbons, bath soap, fancy buttons, Swiss insertions, hooks and eyes, mending tissue, signet rings, Vaseline, safety pins, handkerchiefs, thimbles, curling irons and stove polishing mitts are offered at 5c each with various 10c to 15c value items included.
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Nation Dept
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Children OF Passion Players
T. Morrow
Mercury
Dublin Stout
Daly
Donlan
Missoula County
Harper Dykeman
Perry Steee
Smith
Ina L. Grant
Patrick L. Hamilton
Kate O'Mara
Hamilton Block
Maud Sloggett
Thomas A. Sloggett
Crain
Pennsylvania
Block
Hennessy’s
Telephone
Hennessy’s Meat Market
Centerville
East
New York
Aes
Columbia Gardens
Portland
England
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