Case Nearing End for Second Time in Flaherty Suit
Wilfred Flaherty sues the street car company for 56000 claiming loss of a leg. The trial before Judge Clements and a District Court jury nears completion after a long day of instructions and arguments. Key witnesses read from earlier testimony as dust storms and wagon passes are described.
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Wilfred Flaherty
Clements
Department I
District Court
George Lasage
Butte
Sam Johnstone
Lasage
John R. Hauswirth
M. D. Elderkin
Mountains of Gold and a Woman's Health Cure
Graniteville Vermont resident Mrs Cras Barclay reports dramatic recovery using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound during Change of Life. The letter touts long history of cures for female ailments and claims the remedy carries women safely through the period of life.
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Graniteville
Lydiak.Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Obituary of Daniel J Curtis of Walkerville
Daniel J Curtis a longtime Walkerville resident died at home aged 62 from bronchitis at 1600 Dunn avenue He came to Butte in 1878 worked at the Alice mine then High Ore He leaves a wife two daughters a son and three grandchildren A devout Catholic and Miners union and Degree of Honor member the funeral is Saturday at 9 30 from his residence to St Lawrence church for a 10 o'clock high mass
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Daniel J. Curtis
Butte
Dunn Avenue
Walkerville
Mr. Curtis
New York
California
Alice
Patrick Maria
Charles Lees
John F. Curtis
John D
Marie Maria
Curtis E. Lees
J. J. Cuzock
Marysville
Cal
Curtis
Old Miners’ Union No. 1
Banner Lodge
Degree of Honor
St. Lawrence Church
Mayor Forgiveness Scribes Daughter Elopement
New York reports Mayor Gaynor responding with light humor to news of his daughter Edith eloping with Wingu t. He recalls not knowing of the engagement and notes a dispatch from St James and Brooklyn confirming the marriage. The mayor mentions Wingut as a longtime neighbor and adds a similar earlier elopement by Mrs Swan.
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New York
Gaynor
Edith
O Henry &K. Wingut
Wilmington
Dei
St. James
Brooklyn
Wingut
Contempt Ruling in Wireless Grand Jury Case
In New York on June 2 Judge Hand fined L C Wallace a secretary at United Wireless Telegraph for refusing to be sworn before the grand jury investigating alleged mail fraud. Wallace faces a $50 fine and two days to pay, after claiming his oath violated constitutional rights.
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New York
Grand Jury
United Wireless Telegraph Company
Judge Hand
United States Circuit Court Today
L. C. Wallace
United States District
Stephenson
Hand
Wallace
Richard Wetherill Reported by Mounted Police
Mounted police in Santa Fe receive a dispatch reporting Richard Wetherill, a well known Indian trader connected with the Navajo, possibly tied to a developing local incident. Further details were not available by press time.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Mounted Police
Richard Wetherill
Ford brothers await trial after city window break arrest
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Clyde and Eugene Ford remain jailed after their arrest by Sheriff Sales on a charge of breaking windows in Bozeman. Judge J. Miller Smith of Helena presided as the trial was not held on the anticipated date.
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Kaugarapis
Donlan
Eliza Jane Penny
Kaugharapis
Kangarapis
The
Standard
Bozeman
Clyde and
Eugene Ford
Sales
J. Miller Smith
Helena
Fords Stand Before District Court in June Trial
The Ford brothers face multiple cases in district court with hearings scheduled for June 30. The Fords are described as young farmers from the area.
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Ford Brothers
Fords
Louis Pierre and the Fitzgerald settlers dispute
Louis Pierre, a bilingual Canadian immigrant in Fitzgerald Georgia, rose to city marshal, coroner, and justice of the peace. A conflict emerged between French and English settlers over the superiority of the United States, highlighting tensions in the growing town.
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The
Circle Magazine
Louis Pierre
Fitzgerald, Ga
United States
Judge Pierre Decides On Provincial Question In Quiet Case
The document notes that the provinces left the issue to Judge Pierre who delivered a ruling filled with odd speech about power and governance. Separate ads urge piano and organ purchases from Orton Bros. and promote the Silver Bow National Bank savings department offering 4 percent interest, under national supervision.
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Silver Bow National Bank
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