Walton seeks $25,250 in damages over alleged malicious arrest
RB Walton sues Inter Mountain Publishing for 25,250 claiming malicious arrest and false imprisonment after a forgery charge tied to published coupons. He alleges a front page depiction and a defamatory article damaged his name, business, and reputation, with additional costs and injury to standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RB. K. Walton
Inter Mountain
Inter Mountain Publishing Company
J. G. Denny
8. C. Herron
Walton
M. A. Berger
Justice of the Peace
W. H. Arnold
Justice Arnold
Daniel Yancey
Jerry Lynch
M A. Berger
Appese
B. K. Walton
James Reynolds
Anaconda
Arthur Brouse
Toth
Siiver Bow County
TOUTS TROUBLE RAIDING TOWN AROUND RACEPERIOD
Police warn touts who harass patrons at poolrooms may face action as crowds gather for the races. Chris Larson reports being robbed of 30 dollars in King and Lowerys poolroom and with Officer McDonald searching for suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Larson
King & Lowery
DUTTON-ELLIS WEDDING AT RICHARDS RESIDENCE
J S Dutton and Miss Harriet Eva Ellis wed at ex governor Richards home with relatives and intimate friends as witnesses. Chaplain Stull officiated. A reception followed and the couple departed by Oregon Short Line for the South for an August visit to Sound points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Dutton
Harriet Eva Ellis
Richards
Stull
Montana
Dutton
Oregon
South
Sound Points
Rickards
Ellis Rickards
Homer Rickards
George Dutton
Great Falls
Charles Dutton
Helena
Werrick
A. J. Davis
George Stevenson
Hight
Lalla Brooke
Dr. Horstby
Frank Shaw
E. D. Elderkin
F. W. Blackford
Slemons
Edsall
Wilfred Johnston
Woman Ellis
Sid Ellis
Walter Hall
Ventura
Cal
Miss Ellis
Mr Clark's Position On Missoula Land Suit
Senator W A Clark defends against a suit by U S District Attorney Rodgers to cancel patents for 10000 acres in Missoula county alleging speculative filing. Clark denies Cobban was his agent and says he bought from Cobban after the abstract showed title vested in him. He calls himself an innocent purchaser and cites United States vs Budd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Mstrict
Rodgers
Helena
Missoula County
W. A. Clark
R. M. Cobban
United States
Budd
Lacrosse Club Sees New Members As Plans Form
The Lacrosse Club met at Conroy and O'Brien's office with about 49 men responding to invitations to join. Prospective members outside invitations are welcome, and after initial practices a captain will be chosen. Officers include President Dr Grigg Vice President Dr McDonald Manager P A Allen Treasurer Tom O'Brien Secretary I KE Cooney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conroy & O'Brien
Prae
Grigg
Dr. McDonald
Yesterday's Arrivals at the Race Track
Fresh batch of horses arrived at the race track yesterday led by Linden Ella Toingsley Silver Coin Mid summer Ed Fox Lady Contrary Louise Chapman Tufts J Edwards among others ready for upcoming events.
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Linden Ella
Toingsley
Silver Coin
Midsummer
Ed Fox
Lady Contrary
Louise Chapman
Tufts
J. Edwards
Orton Bros Piano and Organ Ad at 219 N Main Butte
A local advertisement lists piano and organ options from Orton Bros at 219 North Main Street Butte. The message highlights multiple product names and brand suggestions as value driven buying guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
N. Main Street
Butte
17th annual Northwest Sportsmen's Association shooting meet opens
The 17th annual tournament in Walla Walla hosts 109 marksmen from the Northwest. Multnomah medal winner Guist of Ortland defeats M. Whitelaw of Wallace in a shoot off after tying 244 of 250. Regular medal tie ends 244 and 244. shoot off 28 to 22. Tacoma and Wallace tie in a three-man team event with 60 targets.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Sportsmen's Association of the Northwest
Northwest
Multnomah
Guist
Ortland
M. Whitelaw
Wallace
Bryan Names Hanna as GOP 1904 President Pick
In Watertown, Samuel Bryan says Hanna is the logical Republican presidential candidate for 1904, as he leads the party. He contrasts Roosevelt as warlike, and replies to Foraker's Columbus speech defending the 1896 outcome and Democratic victory, citing over eight million skeptics.
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Mr. Bryan
Watertown
N. Y
Bryan
Hianna
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Senator Foraker
Columbus
Foraker
Resist the Marshals at Thacker W Va Strike
United States deputy marshal, fired on while serving injunction notices on striking miners, left for Charleston after being shot at the depot. Reinforcement expected with state militia as strikers fired on the station from the Kentucky side. A small non union force works at Marieme, while field operations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thacker
W. Va
United States
Chareston
Thompson
Kentucky
Mariime
Rail offices to consolidate across railroad companies
Chicago June 25 report says railroads in major cities will merge office functions under Morgan Hill syndicate ties. Separate Great Northern Northern Pacific and Burlington offices will be replaced by joint locations, eliminating thousands of agents to cut costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
the Chronicle
Morgan-Hill
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Burlington
Sweltering Heat Kills Two in Chicago
On the third day of extreme temperatures in Chicago many residents suffered as the thermometer hit 100 plus with high humidity. Two deaths and 18 prostrations were reported, with forecasts of continued heat in coming days.
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Chicago
Til
Record Heat Paralyzes Pittsburgh Industry
Pittsburg on June 25 endured a record hot day with the thermometer around 98 degrees. One death and many prostrations were reported as workers from Homestead steel works were driven from the job and National Tube works at McKeesport halted several departments. Plants may close further if the heat persists.
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Pittsburg
Homestead Steel Works
National Tube Works
McKeesport
Oregon Short Line Case in Carson City Court
In Carson City Nevada on June 25 the Oregon Short Line case against Senator Clark's forces continues in U S circuit court. W F Herrin of Southern Pacific joined as attorney for the Short Line yesterday but departed for San Francisco last night. Arguments are delayed until tomorrow as documentary evidence is still being presented by both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson City
Nev
Oregon Short Line
Clark
United States
Carson
W. F. Herrin
Southern Pacific Company
Short Line
San Francisco
German Press Debates Army Strength Increase Claim
Berlin reports that weeks of German press coverage question a planned army boost. The Freissinnige Zeitung counters the talk by noting the French army is currently 88 000 men smaller in effective strength than Germany's.
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Berlin
Freissinnige Zeitung
Germany
Philadelphian Defeats Englishman In 20 Round Heavyweight Bout
New Castle June 25 reports John O'Brien of Philadelphia defeated Harry Newmier of London in a stubborn 20 round fight for 800 and the heavyweight championship of England.
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New Castle
England
John O'Brien
Philadelphia
Harry Newmier
London
Lawyer Drowns After Jump From Furnesia Steamship
The Furnesia traveling from New York to Glasgow reports lawyer Richard Walker of West Virginia jumped overboard from the steamship on June 20 and drowned after the vessel arrived in port on June 25.
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Glasgow
Furnesia
New York
Richard Walker
West Virginia
London Council Approves £2 Million for Electric Traction Routes
The London county council today voted to spend over £2,000,000 on electric traction routes across London and on widening streets leased by street enterprises.
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London
London County Council
Gambling Games Closed in Butte as Law Enforcers Act
Pro prietors of solo and card game rooms were ordered to halt all gambling and related activity. Authorities enforce closures with potential legal challenges to the new law and a possible poolroom opening in Centerville. A special train from Butte to Anaconda may ferry patrons to summer races.
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Butte
Centerville
United States
Hansen
Butte Club Poolroom
Anaconda
Butte Briefs Show Visiting Notables and Local Moves
T Holt of Missoula is in the city, Mrs. J W West of Helena stays at the Finlen, D J Chadwick of Missoula is a Butte Viester. W Blair of Helmsville visits Butte, M McConnell of Helena registered at the Finlen, Alex Livingston came from Livingston yesterday, F L Kinney of Helena among arrivals. Mrs W A Larkin visits Helena friends. Dr Y Waren of Warm Springs guest at the Thornton. C M Coombs of Kentucky visiting Butte. Captain J B Quick and family of Great Falls visiting. Miss Gussie Laurent wins Inter Mountain coupon contest with Mary O Conner second. Mrs Robert W C Carroll of Cincinnati guests of the Carrolls. Miss Anna Ward sold the Rice house to Mr Johnson and moved to 319 North Jackson.
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M. McConnell
Helena
Finlen
Alex Livingston
Livingston
F. L. Kinney
W. A. Larkin
Dr . Y. Waren
Warm Springs
Thornton
C. M. Coombs
Kentucky
Butte
J. B. Quick
Great Falle
Gussie Laurent
Mary O'Conner
Robert W. C Carroll
Cincinnati
Eugene Carroll
Anna Ward
Mr. Johnson
North
Jackson Street
Pynchton National Bank Fails. Pepper Appointed Receiver
Springfield Mass June 3 The Pynchon National bank did not open today Ellis P Pepper named temporary receiver Creditors show little concern The bank holds 600000 in American Writer Paper bonds bought at par examiner Cunningham values bonds low and estimates a 1500 loss from shrinkage in other securities
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Springfield
Mass
Pynchon National Bank
Ellis P. Pepper
American Writer Paper Company
National Bank
John B. Cunningham
Botkin Murder Case Delayed as New Trial Date Set
In San Francisco on June 3 the case of Mrs. Cordelia Botkin serving a life term for killing Mrs. Elizabeth Dunning in Dover Delaware was called to set a date for a new trial granted by the state supreme court. The matter was continued to next Saturday for the trial date. Botkin's lawyers may seek habeas corpus relief to challenge custody in U S courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cordelia Botkin
Elizabeth Dunning
Dover
Del
Superior Court
State Supreme Court
Japanese torpedo boats collide near Taumina sinking ship
In Yokohama a fleet maneuvers off Taumina Island today three Japanese torpedo boats collided. One reportedly sank and several men were drowned.
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Yokohama
Taumina
Attorney General rejects Kenwood Lewis County bonds
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Helena reports the attorney general informed the state treasurer that 329,000 of Kenwood Lewis and Clarke county school bonds offered yesterday could not be accepted because the investment would exceed the district three percent indebtedness limit.
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Standard
Helena
Attorney General's Office
Kenwood
Lewis and Clarke County
Smith Beats Eaves In All England Second Round
London June 25 H Smith defeats W V Eaves to advance in the All England tennis tournament at Wimbledon in the singles second round.
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London
Wimbsdon
H. Smith
W. V. Eaves
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