Melville-Northey in Walkerville Court for Bigamy Trial
A lengthy Walkerville court session featured Aravila Melville-Northey, the bigamist, appearing with a stern smile as the state pushes for trial pending her attorney’s absence. Bail set at $1000, proceedings outline future March dates for related cases while copper markets rally and local politics brew on Walkerville hill with potential dual tickets and possible mayoral bid.
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Butte City Hall notes discuss pay, elections, and oil plant
Payroll funds will be distributed and warrants ready. A special election to decide an electric lighting franchise for W. H. Reber will have expenses paid. City officials reviewed Continental Oil plant to assess compliance with an ordinance restricting gasoline storage, which may force relocation if enforced. The judiciary committee examined safety and hardship issues under Mayor MacGinnias.
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Warren is Appreciated in British Columbia
Lowery's Claim from Nelson British Columbia cites a New York parson who harbors a harlot, then recounts Judge Warren who pardons a accused woman and pays her meal, arguing evil thrives when punished least. The piece extols Christ and Warren while noting public pleas against vice and urges reform.
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Mayer's Auction Sparks Surprising Jewelry Bargains
Auction notes mention watches and painted wares sold at Mayer's on West Park with items like a Doulton piece valued at sixteen dollars. The sale occurs daily at 2 pm and includes various art items while local merchants like Santa Ana Drug and chemists advertise prescription services.
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Billboard Board Proposes Ban on Vicious Pictures
Detroit residents report a March resolution by the board of directors of the billposters of the United States and Canada. The measure directs billposters to refuse posting after August of the depicted material.
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The Return of Hamilton Means Some New Suits
Hiram Steele of the Fowler committee said Hamilton's return would speed lawsuits to recover nearly $1,000,000 spent by Hamilton while employed by New York Life Insurance to influence legislation and tax policy.
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Vandal, Spare the Mark Touch Not a Single Chip
The house committee on public lands approved a bill to protect historical landmarks. It aims to preserve historic dwellings in New Mexico and Arizona and to set aside and guard land where objects of historic interest exist from vandalism.
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Quiet Cemetery Royalty News From Peking Emperors Health
Washington dispatch reports a cable from Peking stating the empire is quiet and that the emperor and empress dowager are in excellent health. The message came as part of foreign office communications about conditions in China.
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Philipsburg Notes and Local Moves Across Montana
Special Dispatch reports Huffman and brother Rube traveling to Butte for a short visit with relatives Mrs. Frank Jacoby visits Missoula to see her mother Lyman Rhoades to Butte before a trip to Madison county to appraise coal properties owned by his father J P Rhoades A mass meeting is set for Saturday at the courthouse to discuss the Hell Gate forest reserve matter Christiana Norway notes a parliamentary vote approving reduced ambassador and consul salaries over two days of debate
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Smith Popular Banquet For Philippine Governor Nominee
March Gen James F. was publicly acclaimed as governor of the Philippines and honored with a popular banquet before leaving on a six months European vacation. The event gathered prominent officials and local supporters in a ceremonial send off.
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Pension increase for Mexican War survivors proposed in Washington
A bill introduced in Washington would raise the monthly pension for survivors of the Mexican War from $12 to $20. The measure aims to improve support for veterans of the conflict, reflecting ongoing welfare adjustments in the era.
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