Bank stock dispute shadows Butte court actions
Court heard contested claims over 950 First National bank shares tied to a Davis family dispute. Separately, Maud Fox Reinig won 175 in a city damage case, while other actions included sewer contract suits, a divorce ruling for Effie Brand, and cranky local civil cases.
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Gorge W. Davis
Andrew J. Davis
First National Bank
J. A. Talbot
Davis
Maud Fox Reinig
Lutte
S. J. Carter
Peter Carter
McClernan
New York
G. L. Bruce
T. K. Hardin
Rain Spoils Day at Columbia Gardens for Butte Kids
Children planned picnics at Columbia Gardens, but morning rain ruined the day. Manager Wharton was blamed by some for canceling activities as showers persisted until a brief lull in the afternoon. He promises a better day next Thursday to make up for the postponement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Wharton
Mr. Wharton
Two More Unfortunates for the Insane Asylum
P A Pierson and Phil Crowley were examined by Drs Wolf and Pitkanen in Judge Donlan's court and committed to the state asylum. Crowley, married with four kids in Butte, suffered a mining head injury linked to his condition and believes he is the son of God and a saint. Pierson claims to be from Manila and says he came to America to collect 1,800,000 dollars from the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Pierson
Phil Crowley
America
United States
Dismissed Settled Judgments In Miner Injury Case
Judge Clements yesterday dismissed as settled the suit of John Hidnick against Elm Orlu Mining for damages following a mining injury. In a second matter Ella McGeehan won against John Mitchell as the defendant failed to answer.
Two Horses Killed In South Main Car Collision
A South Main street car driven by Motorman Davis struck a wagon driven by John Tam of Campana Commercial at Silver and Main. Both horses were fatally injured. one was shot and the other died instantly after being dragged beneath the car. Tam escaped with minor bruises.
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Davis
John Tam
Campana Commercial Company
Silver
Main Streets
Orpheum Summer Programme Features Variety
The Orpheum offers a semi weekly summer change with a one hour show. Highlights include A Victim of Jealousy from Biograph with a strong cast and a tale of marital strain. Also Life Portrayals from Vitagraph with Over the Garden Wall a double love story. The Wild Man of Borneo provides laughs and On Panther Creek portrays olden days prospecting and gold. Ladies' special matinee today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Park Street
Biograph
Borneq
Orpheum
Biograph Company
Vitagraph Company
Future naval officers on first long cruise
The American battleships Indiana Massachusetts and Iowa with 50 midshipmen from the United States Naval Academy arrived in Plymouth England at 9 o clock for summer practice. Rear Admiral Clark commands the squadron which sailed from Hampton Roads on June 6 and headed 10 000 miles to Plymouth ending the first leg of the voyage. Local authorities plan entertainments including a dinner by the lord mayor of London for the midshipmen.
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Plymouth
England
Indiana
Massachusetts
Iowa
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Clark
Hampton Roads
New England
Midshipmen
Lord Mayor of
London
Cavalry Troops Deployed to Battle Arizona Forest Fires
Two troops from Fort Apache arrived at the Blue Range mountains near Holbrook to combat forest fires that were reported beyond control last night.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Fort Apache
Ariz
Blue Range Mountains
Holbrook
Butte Man Warned On Unlicensed Dogs 1910
Butte officials announce strict action for residents harboring dogs without 1910 license tax payment. Beginning June 27, 1910 violators face fines from five to fifty dollars as enforcement under Poundmaster Peter Callahan.
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Butte
Peter Callahan
Poundmaster
Long motor trip finished on time conquers 3,000 miles
George J Flynn of Pittsburgh completed a Huntington to Butte voyage in 24 days, one day ahead of schedule, despite rain delays and a broken spring. He used seven tires, paused in Chicago and Minneapolis, and faced North Dakota’s bad lands and a Wisconsin sand bank before arriving at the Butte hotel.
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George J. Flynn
Pittsburg
Butte Hotel
Huntington
W. Va
Butte
Flynn
Automobile Company
Chicago
Minneapolis
Standard
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Indianapolis
Madison
Stochester
St. Paul
Fargo
Bismark
Miles City
Billings
Livington
Montana
Walkerville Boy Wins In Oratorical Contest
Francis Sheehan a 17 year old Walkerville native captured first prize in the St. Aloysius institute oratorical contest at St Helena hall Helena. Eight students competed and a large crowd witnessed the event with Sheehan receiving a gold medal for Regulus to the Carthagenians. Carl B Gabisch Helena took second prize a silver medal and Edward Dougherty Walkerville senior and valedictorian earned two gold medals. Bishop Carroll presented the awards.
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Francis Sheehan
Walkerville
St. Aloysius Institute
St. Helena Hall
Helena
St. Aloysinus
Sheehan
Regulus
Carl B. Gabisch
Mark Antony
Edward Dougherty
Bishop Carroll
New Empire bill draws huge crowds this week
The Empire theater presents a strong late week program led by the Hendersons in specialties after Aunt Phoebe's Southern Home. The Wade Sisters dazzled audiences with song and dance while Claus and Radcliffe headline with the illustrated song When I Marry You to strong reception.
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Empire Theater
Hendersons
Phoebe
Wade Sisters
Claus
Radcliffe
New Illustrated
Aged banker Gillette arrested in Evansville bank collapse
Evansville Indiana June 2 1919 S P Gillette former president of Citizens National Bank suspended for insecure loans in January 1919 was arrested on a banking law indictment returned by a federal grand jury in Indianapolis He posted a 10000 bond at age 70 a Civil War naval academy graduate Gillette led the bank through losses of 272000 before its reorganization
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Evansville
Ind
S. P. Gillette
Citizens’ National Bank
Indianapolis
Gillette
United States Naval Academy
Navy
San Antonio pursuit follows Wendling to Louisville
In San Antonio after two days of fruitless searching for Joseph Wendling officers relocate the suspect to Louisville on a charge of killing Alma Kellner. They reject a ranch near San Antonio as Wendling's location.
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San Antonio
Joseph Wendling
Louisville
Alma Kellner
Soldiers Can No Longer Enjoy Sunday Baseball
United States District Attorney informs Fort Banks soldiers in Winthrop that Sunday baseball on government lands must stop as Massachusetts law prohibits such games. Complaints from Rev. Frederick M. White of the First Baptist Church of Winthrop supported action and a letter was sent to the War Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
United States
French
Fort Banks
Winthrop
Massachusetts
Frederick M. White
First Baptist Church of
White
War Department
Morgan Returns Looking Well and Feeling Better
New York dispatch reports J. Pierpont Morgan returning from Europe in strong health after months abroad. Morgan declared, Look well, don't I? and added, I never felt better in my life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
New York
Bozeman Plans New City Park At Bogart Grove
Bozeman's finance committee studies buying the Bogart grove a block south of Main for a public park. The Bogart estate agrees to sell for 5000 dollars in five yearly installments. The council approves the purchase adding a second park beside the existing west side park.
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The
Standard
Bozeman
Bogart Grove
Main Street
Bogart
Clerke's unveils new front and drastic suit reductions
Clerke's stores announces extended improvements and a new front. All $25 suits are selling at 15 dollars and all $35 suits at 19.75 dollars as part of a clearance. Great chance for shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerke’s
Judge Gives Lectures Instead of Fines in Butte Case
Judge McGowan showed leniency in a series of minor offenses. Boiler-maker Jack Palmer was arrested for drunkenness after coming to Butte to buy goods and getting swept up with comrades who overindulged. He explained his error to the court.
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Spain
Butte
Palmer
William Gerwild
D. Brown
Utah Avenue
Thomas Guthrie
Barney Barish
Judge McGowan
Jack Palmer
Americans Injured in French Ditch Crash
In Nice France on June 23 an automobile carrying Mr and Mrs Henry Americans and Mme Matton overturned in a ditch near Castel Lane in the Basses Alpes department. Mme Matton was killed and Mr Henry severely injured. his wife was unhurt.
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Nice
France
Henry
Mme. Matton
Castellane
Department of Basses Alps
Mr. Henry
Cornell Seniors Receive Degrees in Warm Ithaca Commencement
In Ithaca New York during a sunny senior week ceremony 706 Cornell graduates received diplomas from President Jacob Gould Schurman The commencement speaker President Sherman praised Goldwin Smith describing him as a man of letters a speculative thinker and political critic
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Itaca
N. Y
Cornell
Armory
Jacob Gould Schurman
Sherman
Police Chiefs Return After Houston Conference
Chief of Police Ellis of Houston and Chief of Detectives Sarney of Louisville completed a return trip here after a conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Ellis
Sarney
Louisville
Golden Rule Chief of Police Cleared by Civil Service
Cleveland June 23 Fred Kohler known as the Golden Rule chief of police was suspended by the mayor on drunkenness and immorality charges and was acquitted by the civil service commission today. He will be reinstated at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Fred Kohler
Baehr
Civil Service Commission
Kohler
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ENGR
Utah
California
Lutey’s
Sunkist
Saratoga
Lutey
Mme de
Khoury Bros
Napton
Mary Shanahan
Michael Shanahan
Devil's Lake
N. D
Columbia Gardens
Brussels
Pritchard
Harrison
Plain and Park Sts., Butte
Pittsburg van
Ratte
the Empire
Columbia Garden
Potosi
Crosby
Bie
Chase
Sanborn
Seal Brand
J. R. Dobry
F. A. Ironside
the Dentist
North Main Street
Drug and Assays
Air Supply Company
John Bollman CO
San Francisco
Bolever & Brown
State Savings Bank Building
Ballard
Newbro Drug Company
Smith Drug Company
Anaconda
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