Lawyer Likens Faces Montana Disbarment Proceedings
W W Likens a longtime Butte attorney urged for disbarment after a Colorado forgery conviction. Judge Clancy exposed Likens deception when admitted to practice, prompting his departure from Montana. Papers compiled from Colorado records are being sent to Helena Supreme Court for removal action. The case follows past incidents at the county jail and delays in trials.
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Butte
Clancy
Denver
Montana
Likens
Colorado
Supreme Court
Peter Breen
Washburn
Col
Boulder
Mont
Canon City
Supreme Court of the State
Our
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Nebraska
Helena
Moontana
Mortgage Bank Sues Over Burned Home Insurance Reclaim
The bank sues after a house covered by a mortgage burned and the owner collected the insurance. Mrs. King is jailed with bonds set at 250 dollars, equal to the mortgage amount. Bonds have yet to be secured. Funeral notices include Pat Mickey the Greek McAlasney at Sherman parlors and William Faull at 716 Mast Galena, with Rev John Hosking and Chancellor O'Donnell involved.
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Bank
Pat McAlasney
Mickey the Greek
Sherman’s Undertaking
William Faull
Mast Galena Street
John Hosking
Died From Wound In Shootout Case In Virginia City
Charlie W. Lane, shot in the leg a week ago by Newton Cowan, died at 3 p.m. from blood poisoning. Cowan surrendered this morning and asked that bondsmen be released. A murder in the first degree charge is filed against Cowan. attorney 8. P. Steward is to defend him. Lane's friends sent for Dr. Leroy Southmayd, but Lane's condition was hopeless upon arrival.
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the Standard
Virginia City
Charlie W. Lane
Newton Cowan
Cowan
P. Steward
Lane
Great Falls
Leroy Southmayd
Man Karopivitch Arrested Over Shooting of Boglipoff
In St Petersburg on February 28 Karopivitch, who wounded Superintendent of Public Instruction Boglipoff at a reception, has been captured. Boglipoff, ex rector of Moscow University and former curator of Moscow educational district, is noted for strict discipline and harsh enforcement of a student-punishment law he helped enact.
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Karopivitch
Boglipoff
M. Boglipoff
Moscow University
Moscow
Hill begins grading railroad from Marcus to Republic outlet
A special report from Nelson Wash says James J Hill started grading the railroad from Marcus to Republic, giving the mining district an outlet to Spokane. First works near Cascade City on the United States side with a large engineers corps arriving at Grand Forks and carloads of grading machinery arriving there. Locals along the route are jubilant.
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the Chronicle
Nelson
James J. Hill
Marcus
Republic
Cascade City
United States
Grand Forks
Demonstration by Unemployed Clerks in Vienna
A mob of 1500 unemployed clerks gathered outside the Reichsrat building in Vienna. The demonstrators shouted against the young Szechs and radicals until police dispersed them. The Reichsrat session opened quietly after the president urged restraint to avoid stricter enforcement.
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Vienna
Szechs
Reichsrath
Roosevelt Preparations for Vice Presidency Begin at Oyster Bay
Roosevelt at home in Oyster Bay prepares to enter duties as vice president elect. He plans to leave for Washington on Saturday, accompanied by Mrs Roosevelt and his children, finalizing private business matters.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
L. L
English firm plans Jamaica agricultural development company
Kingston Jamaica February 28 reports Elder Dempster and Company of Liverpool are leading a drive in England to form a Jamaica development company with capital of 2 500 000 for developing the island agricultural resources.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Elder, Dempster & Co
Liverpool
England
Cattle and Sheep Receipts From Omaha and Other Markets
Market reports show beef and live stock receipts with mixed tone. Texas and native steers fetch varied prices, cows and heifers price ranges noted, stockers and feeders moving slowly, sheep markets steady to strong in some regions, and wool and cattle values catalogued across several western markets.
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Texas
Wothers
Naneas City
Ruta
Wea
Hoseg
Multons
Arcade lodging house assault case heads to court
Jennie Doe who runs the Arcade lodging house faces a third degree assault charge after Marnie Moore says she fought in the hall Wednesday night. Moore says her head and face were badly battered and she was rendered insensible. The case is set for Judge Arnold's court today at 3.
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Jennie Doe
Arcade
Marnie Moore
Arnold
Card of Thanks from Hofreuter and Love
Mrs Rosa Hofreuter and Mrs Elizbeth Love express gratitude to friends for kindness during their recent bereavement.
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Rosa Hofreuter
Elizabeth Love
Closing Out Sale Announcement at The Fair
Two day closing deadline announced for a sale moving to The Fair at 79 West Park on Monday March 4.
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West Park
Woman Charged With Selling Mortgaged Property
A warrant issued by Judge Nelson fines Mrs. Joseph King, of near Homestake, jailed for alleged sale of mortgaged goods. Witness Benjamin Bank reports she recently sold a horse and buggy from the $250 mortgage property.
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Joseph King
Homestake
Benjamin Bank
Market Summary from Dated Odd Notice
The report notes ex dividend reactions with Lomson Keb and Atchison at 57 and 4 percent respectively. Northern Pacific preferred and Grand Trunk appear in the listing, with Anaconda and Union Pavitic also referenced. The bar silver price is quoted around 282 164 per ounce with miscellaneous money figures mentioned.
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Atchison
Union
Treasury balances report shows available cash and gold reserve
Washington on February 2 reports the general fund cash position with the $150,000 gold reserve in the redemption division excluded. Available cash stands at 141 718 dollars and other balances total 80 675 085 dollars, reflecting the treasury ledger.
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Washington
Treasury
Gentral Fund
Money on call and market rates in New York report
New York money on call ease at 1 and 2 percent with firm sterling exchange. Prime mercantile paper quoted 14 ¾ percent. Bankers bills sold at Boston for demand and 4 dollars 80 cents for 10 days. Posted rates show 4,3504,854 and 1.8. Commercial bills at 4.88. Government bonds strong state bonds active railroad bonds firm.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange Firm
Bost
Not Genuine Economy in County Courthouse Debate
Public opinion in Butte opposes selling the county courthouse site to the city arguing the county building is in poor condition and not economically sound. Officials including Mayor J H McCarthy and P J Brophy express skepticism while city attorney Lamb favors shared cooperation and cautions against purchasing an old building.
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J. H. McCarthy
P. J. Brophy
J. Richards
Carkine
Ells Hall
Lamb
Kelley Estate appeal over attorney fees in Lindsay ruling
Papers from Helena discuss Mrs. J Kelley appeal of Judge Lindsay's order allowing Thompson Campbell an attorney fee against the estate. The court decision was previously published. no new points emerge and the supreme court ruling reportedly reinforces the earlier judgment.
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Eay
Butte
Montana
Lindsay
J. Kelley
Thompson Campbell
Helena
Supreme Court
Lind
The Rounders Impress Butte Audiences
The Rounders closed a three night stand at the Grand leaving a favorable mark in Butte. Beabrooke the star Irish impersonator and the company’s lineup including Thea Waltzinger and Jeanette Lowrie receive praise for charm and stage presence. Sousa concert tours and Becky Sharp with Mrs Fiske loom as upcoming attractions with strong reviews and high expectations.
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the Grand
Butie
Thomas Q. Beabrooke
Duke de Puty du Clam Wills
Mandeville
Jake Bernardane
Mies Herth
Waltzinger
Thea
Jeanette Lowrie
Green Room
Butte
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