Boy Injured In Mine Shaft Negligence Trial Begins
Seven year old Thomas Conway Jr. fell into a 45 foot shaft at the Tzarena lode claim while picking flowers. His parents sue Monidair Trust Co and officers for 35000 for alleged negligence not fencing the shaft mouth. Jury seated. witnesses describe injuries and prolonged unconsciousness, case set to continue.
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Thomas Conway Jr
Tzarena Lode
Thomas Conway
Monidair Trust Company
James A. Murray
E. P. Chapman
Judge Lynch
Department of the District Court
Joseph A. Ryan
C. W. Armstrong
John J. Lynch
Edward Vance
John Crassey
Timothy P. Harrington
Nick Roumain
James McGerry
James S.S. Harris
R. M. Wright
Edward Hyland
H. D. Kistler
The
Murray Hospital
Breen and Jones
James E. Murray
Gabriel Pichon
Palmer excused from further duty at term of court
The court yesterday morning permanently excused W. Palmer from further duty. The case of Thomas Claridge versus Carl Bergstrand and others was continued by stipulation until today.
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W. Palmer
Thomas Claridge
Carl Bergstrand
Pray Seeks 150000 For Montana Land Survey
Representative Pray introduced a bill for a 150000 appropriation to survey unsurveyed lands in Chouteau Hill Blaine Valley Dawson Fergus Rosebud and Custer counties. Interior Department moves to clear for patent portions of state selections around Flathead Lake not in water power withdrawals. Missoula land office queried for area outside withdrawals. approval expected for major portion of state selections.
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Standard
Washington
Pray
Chouteau
Hill
Blaine
Valley
Dawson
Fergus
Rosebud
Custer
Interior Department
Flathea i Lake
Missoula
Tarpon fishing gear and Florida season preview
The New York Sun notes tarpon are being caught earlier off Florida passes, with much fishing activity as tourists bring light split bamboo rods. It details rod lengths and weights, reel prices, line costs up to 90 feet, and outfits totaling $85 to $90, plus orders from yacht trips and large tackle purchases. It also mentions fashion notes for children and a 1911 New South Wales gold production figure of 215,274 ounces valued at $3,760,000.
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New York Sun
Florida
Jacksonville
California
Canada
Woman of many names deemed insane by doctors
Mrs. Marie N Armistrong, a woman with multiple aliases and two husbands, has been found insane after an insanity investigation. She will be taken to Warm Springs by sheriff, avoiding forgery prosecution. Doctors cited hysteria, hallucinations, and violence as symptoms.
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Marie N. Armistrong
Warm Springs
Connell
Spokane
Eugene Hilliard
Gem
Idaho
Armstrong
Butte
Hilliard
Mining Paralysis Sweeps Mexico Former Butte Resident Bitter
A former Butte resident reports broad mining shutdowns across Mexico causing widespread disruption and economic strain. The witness cites government policy and labor tensions fueling the paralysis, signaling a tense climate ahead for regional mining operations.
American intervention urged by mining man in Butte
E B Lawrence a prominent mining man in Butte says Mexico faces the greatest crisis in its history and only American intervention can restore peace. He cites mutinous troops censored press and widespread unrest as a result of Diaz era turmoil and Madero policy. plans to seek damages from the state department in Washington.
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Mexico
E. B. Lawrence
Butte
Lawrence
Sonora
Mexico City
Republic
Madero
Diaz
Washington
State Department
Randita
Medere
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