No Claim to Mineral In Famous Lode Butte Case
Judge Stapleton disclaims any surface or subsurface mineral rights in the Smokehouse lode claim. The suit by Smokehouse Copper Mining seeks sale and partition of the lode, while Butte Boston Mining and others pursue possession of Belle of Butte ore claims and damages. Other court actions include a grading outfit dispute involving Karlman Johnson and Jennings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Stapleton
Smokehouse Copper Mining Company
Butte
Smokehouse Lode
Guy W. Stapleton
Butte & Boston Mining Company
E. T. Fieming
P. J. Hewitt
Harney
Department of the District Court
G. W. Karlman
Andrew Johnson
Michael Jennings
Karlman
Johnson
Jennings
W. L. Lippincott
Robert B. Smith
John W. Cotter
Trial closure in Mc Guire v Alexander after renewed testimony
The suit of Thomas Mc Guire against F N Alexander closed in Judge Harney's court yesterday after the plaintiff re testified to clarify prior statements. The court took the matter under advisement and both sides were granted time to file briefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McGuire
F. N. Alexander
Red Chief Mining Sues Over Alleged Note Debt
The Red Chief Mining company filed an answer to D. J. Hennessy’s suit seeking $169.40 claimed on a note for work at the Waterlode mine in Madison county. It argues C. B. Sherman lacked authority and that the debt belongs to Madison County Mining Company, its predecessor. It requests cancellation of the note and judgment against Hennessy for $166.50 paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Chief Mining Company
D. J. Hennessy
Waterlode
Madison County
C. 8. Sherman
Sherman
Madison County Mining Company
Funeral for Daniel Fraser Honored Union Man
The funeral of Daniel Fraser was held at Richards' undertaking parlors with a clerks union tribute. Fraser, an honorary member of the Butte Clerks union, aided labor causes and stood as a skilled shoemaker in Helena before moving to Butte. A headstone donated by friends will mark his grave with the inscription Here Lies a Union Man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Fraser
Richards
Butte Workingmen’s Union
Hesking
Butte Clerks’ Union
Fraser
Clerks’ Union
Butte
Montana
Helena
J. P. Woolman
Knights of Labor of
Knights of Labor
Crispin Assembly
Silver Bow Trades and Labor Assembly
Montana State Trades and Labor Council
District Assembly
Butte Shoemakers’ Union
Organized Labor
Union
TWO TRAIN LOADS OF THEM Major Dawson reports split No 5
General agent Whitney. St Paul says train No 5 left in two sections of 19 cars. About 500 passengers head for Montana and the West. It is the largest homeseekers train out of St Paul since the rates change. Dr. C E McCoy has opened offices in Goldberg block corner Park and Academy streets rooms 306 and 3807. Phone 877F. Free consultation for 60 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Dawson
Great Northern
Whitney
St. Paul
Montana
West
C. E. McCoy
Goldberg Block
Corner Park
Academy Streets
Assaults on Chinamen Hoy Who Struck Ah See Heavily Fined
A court imposed a heavy fine after multiple assaults on Chinese individuals in a street confrontation. The incident involved Hoy and Ah See as central figures in the legal action, with the judge ruling on charges and penalties.
Judge uses Bertrand as example after Chinaman beating
Judge Boyle fines Matthew Bertrand $50 to deter assaults on Chinese residents. Ah See and Tom King report brutal attacks by Bertrand and George Rainer. Ranier is arrested after King’s complaint. Martin Kelly also fined $6.50 for theft of wood. Train tickets advertised at Great Northern office.
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Boyle
Tom King
Adelaide
Ah Lee
Matthew Bertrand
Bertrand
Foley
Ah See
Broadway
Montana Street
Coinamen
George Rainer
King
Ranier
Citizens' Party Begins Reading Room Campaign
In the Hill City supporters of the Citizens' Party launch a reading room initiative as the first step of their campaign, signaling emphasis on information access and civic engagement. The move aims to rally voters around educational and cultural reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill City
Citizens’ Party
Walkerville party tightens central committee and eyes Briney for mayor
The Walkerville Citizens Party central committee voted to enlarge from six to twelve members, now four from each ward. Caucuses on the 19th primaries the 20th and convention the 22nd are set. Former Mayor Jacob Briney is urged for renomination amid praise for his past record. Mayor Murray says he will not seek re election. Prices moderate at 8S West Park Street. Old Armory transformed into capacious library Annen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Party of
Walkerville
Trevar
Jacob Briney
Briney
Annear
Citizen
Chapin
Dennison
Mesers
Hamilton
Thomas
Eliott
Murray
Hinney
Reading Room Opens in Public Library with Expanded Juvenile Dept
The public library unveiled a large light reading room with 24 windows and ample seating, plus an expanded juvenile department. Librarian Russell noted plans to inventory stock and acquire desired books, while a new device will count daily visitors. The front downstairs room may host meetings, and a refined reception area is planned for the round tower room. Orton Bros. promotes pianos and organs at 219 N Main St, Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Library
Russell
Charles Lene
Mrs Graham Complains About Wan Who Beat Her
Mrs Graham reports a beating by Wan, describing injuries and seeking inquiry. Police may investigate the assault while she urges action and safety measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wan
Deserted husband and custody battle in Montana divorce cases
Maude L. Graham sues R. A. Graham in district court alleging repeated beatings since 1897 and desertion in 1901, seeking custody of two children and support. Martha Matheson also files for divorce from W B Matheson for non support. Frankie A. Miller begins suit against George A. Miller for desertion with likely alimony and counsel fees. Plus a public notice of a hard time ball at Silver Bow junction on March 7 with tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude L. Graham
R. A. Graham
Chicago
Montana
Butte
Portland
Ore
C. M. Parr
Martha Matheson
W B. Matheson
Deer Lodge
Paintiff
H. A. Frank
Sadie Reeder
Edward A. Reeder
Frankie A. Miller
George A. Miller
Helena
Navy
Marysville
Republic of Mexico
C. Herren
Birth of Robert Emmet celebrated by R E L A
Members of the R E L A are urged to meet at their hall this evening to attend a celebration marking the birth of Robert Emmet by order of the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Emmet
Washington faces new obstacles in canal talks
The March dispatch reports fresh hurdles in the isthmian canal project as previous protocols with Nicaragua and Costa Rica lose effect. Shifting opinions and tougher terms prompt new protocols for both the Panama and Nicaragua routes to empower Congress to choose a route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
United States
Panama Canal
Colombia
State Deprtment
Congress
Desist, young man, desist from wall postings
A dapper youth argues to a clerk over hanging a bold card in a courtroom. The card, advertising a basketball game, slips to the deputy marshal as the youth concedes the wall is not a venue for advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sach
United States
United States Court
Business College
Tailoring Along West Park Street at Modern Prices
Fine tailoring offered at updated modern rates on West Park Street with emphasis on value and style for local customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Park Street
Supreme Chancellor to Visit City Lodges Today
Edwin M. Johnson of Denver arrives by noon train to be hosted by Montana lodge No 45. Escort and reception committees welcome him at Thornton hotel with a 2 PM reception. An evening address and reception follow at Maguire's Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Lodge
United Moderns
Edwin M. Johnson
Denver
City
Burlington
Mr Johnson
Thornton Hotel
Lodge
Timothy Harrington
Frances E. L. Charlesworth
Susan M. Arnold
Annie Cutts
Clem Bailey
William Hogan
Mattie R. Cassin
Mary Leahey
J. D. Miller
Dr. B. J. Keenan
W. 0. Mallahan
Margaret R. Miller
Susan A. Lynch
Margaret Greeley
Ellen McGuire
Maguire's Opera House
British admiralty denies torpedo boat destroyer sinking
London reports the British admiralty denies the rumor of a torpedo boat destroyer sunk in the English Channel. The Exchange Telegraph company, which carried the original sinking report, later discredited the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
British Admiralty
United States
English Channel
Exchange Telegraph Company
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Butte News
Armour & Co
Armour’ S
Armour
Walter Baker & Co
Steam Bakery
Ren Davis
W. Park
Butte, Mont
Dr. W. H. Wix
N. W. Corner Broadway and Main
Butte, Montana
Dutton’s Broadway Theater
James B. Deleher Company
Charles B. Hanford
Helen Grantly
Sutton’s
Broadway Theater
Richard Sutton
MR. Myron B. Rice
Mark E. Swan
Ae May Vokes
Charles W. Bowser
Union Family Theater
the Butte
Stapleton
Boston
Judge
George Ranier
Ing
Swell Dressers
Anaconda & Pacific Railway
Anaconda
North Main Street
Harrison
John G. Holland
Grocer
North Main St
Sutc
Liquor Department
Kirby
Jacob Binney
City—Central
Cali
Juvenile Department
Orton Bros
N. Main Street
Re—Y Mirs
Matheson Aske Court
Silver Bow Junction
Attention
The
Isthmus Canal
Tangle
the Business College
Lander Furniture and Carpet Company
East Broadway
Montana Liquor CO
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
BIG Blackfoot Milling Company
Butter
Missoula
Tonkin
Ayudar
Edwin Johnson
Royal
Iert
Montana E Butte, Mont
Mormon Church
Bishop Repote Co
Sanereale
Newton Bros
Druggiste
Its
Mom
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