Woman awarded damages after icy sidewalk fall
A district court jury awarded Mrs Mary Sedam $1000 against the City of Buile for injuries from a Hamilton Street icy sidewalk fall. Attorneys Healy and Murray represented Sedam, who uses crutches and remains limited after the accident.
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Mary Sedem
Buile
McCrernan
Department of the District Court
Sedam
Hamilton Street
James G. Healy
James J. Murray
Cebrte
Phtthy Mariness
Ggalngl
Northern Pacific Railway 7 Company
Wiliam
Waller
Neninetthe Aniconds Copper Mining Company
Wiel
Ih Ds
BTN
Aperita
Oia
Navy
Jing chem the motor jumped the track event
A motor vehicle incident caused the cars to jam together. A person suffered a crushed right hand as the injury occurred.
Old-Time Miner Dies After Seeking Health in California
Aliehiel Buckley aged 42, engineer for Silver Bow county, left for Southern California six weeks ago hoping a climate change would cure illness. His body returns to Butte where he will be buried at 619 Placer Street. He leaves five children, Mrs. J. Gl. Volmes, Luin, Wiltie, Willa and Lee Buckley. He was born in Trekitd and came to Butte eighteen years ago, becoming a well known miner. Additional items note Springfield visit, birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Jon sigghia, and local rail line discussions with officers elected for Stevensville Chamber actions.
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Butte
California
Ile
Aliehiel Buckley
Fantil Residenes
Placer Street
Buckley
Trekitd
Buln
The
Ely
J. Gl. Volmes
Luin
Wiltie
Willa
Stevensville Notes on Court Appointments and Local Clergy
Special correspondence from Stevensville reports that Baggs and Fraser figures from Bitter Root valley contested administration matters in Butte courts. The Bitter Root administrator letters and related probate actions are being challenged in district and supreme courts. Local religious events and parish announcements were noted alongside court proceedings and community concerns.
Funeral for Leste Graham in Philifsburg Notes
The funeral for Leste Graham, who died Saturday morning, was held from the family residence yesterday afternoon. Jacob Franaman left for Sleeping Child Springs seeking relief from rheumatism. Rev. Paw M. Adams visited Virginie City. High school basketball team rode from the Bozeman tournament with a strong winter record. Mrs Charlot ants travels to Brattle for an operation. Mrs. Knnte is accompanied by Attdena on a tour.
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Speen
Uhipsburs
Leste Grahai
Jacob Franaman
Speings
Huton
Rhevinntisny
Gilbert Steve tte probed in Washington seating sale
A report from Washington states Gilbert Stevet faced court action over a seating arrangement sale. At New York, a person paid $160 to participate, with the event described as a test case.
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Tueed Wee
Gilbert Stevet
Kiranna
Ata
New
Yor
Indians Capture a Supposed Ghost in California Desert
Capt. James Bartlett of the Smithsonian, after traversing the Ute desert years, reports being attacked by Colorado River Indians who believed he was a ghost. They guarded his hut, performed a frenzied religious dance, and attempted to exorcize him before he escaped at night. He recounts how misunderstanding drove the confrontation and notes his work may resume if his safety can be ensured. The report includes a separate note about state health funding and enforcement provisions.
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Ban Berparding
Cal
Amavehi
James Bartlett
Ute
Smithsonian
Bartlett
Los Angeles
Hind
Indiana
State to Pay Enforcing Costs of Act Inquiry
Informed by Attorney General Grenholla the state bears expenses for enforcing the act while delaying or denying enforcement remains unclear. The health authority’s duties under section 1 specify the state must cover costs and respond to queries from the attorney general.
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Su. Board of Examiners
Bestrd of Health
Aprison
Caneral
BioRe
First Populist Senator From Kansas Very Ill
Topeka Kansas March 1 W A Betfer United States senator from Kansas is very ill. He is reported in hospitals as he battles a serious illness that threatens his political career and previously affected Populist prospects in the state.
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Kansas
Topeka
Kan
W. A. Betfer
Kniss
Gungrens
Seymear
Bond matter not to voters says state official
Special Dispatch reports Sanders County officials seek to refinance bonds for 19,090 dollars to pay outstanding road warrants. Montana Attorney General Galen advises refinancing does not create new indebtedness and falls outside constitutional provisions for voter referenda on bond issuance.
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Standard
Helena
Navel
Airy
Fartha County Commissionats
Sanders County
de Oy Rinehart
Thorn Pats
Midney
Galen Auivises
Auanes
Homls
Washington March Hearing on Commerce Case
Attorney General Wickersham appeals to the court in a commerce case versus Sims DHL to abolish the verdict. The Senate committee shows sentiment leaning toward action, with tomorrow's session expected to consider the matter.
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Washington
Wickersham
Lefonsa
Court Abolition Bill Stirs Legislative Debate
The report notes favorable Dit support for the appropriation measure while planning to craft a court reform plan in the legislative, judicial and executive bill. It cites reinforcement by the Slins, bt, aiming to abolish the court by statute.
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Lions Communtes Plang
Slins, Bt
Mrs Nett Loses Appeal in Original Will Case
Helena March 1. The Supreme Court granted Mrs Mary Murphy’s motion to discuss the appeal of Mrs Anne L B Nett from the district court ruling in the original will case over Edward Murphy. The jury had favored Mrs Murphy on all points. the case is affirmed by the appeal’s dismissal. Mrs Nett may seek a new trial, while Mrs Murphy can proceed under the judgment provisions.
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Helena
Supreme Court
Mary Murphy
Anne LB. Nett
Tsitingt
Orighind
Edward At. Murphy
Ywilch
Murphy
Mrs. Nett
Old employee steals for medicine for son in Louisville
Archet Yerrall confessed to misappropriating fourteen dollars from employers in Louisville to pay for Christmas gifts and medicine for his ailing son Morvell. He said his son's illness and need for medical care drove the theft, and he was arrested after admitting the act to police.
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Louisville
Sory
Archet Yerrall
Mclaia
Morvell
Bloomfeld
Joan of United Pratt steamer burns endangering shipping
A laden steamship named Joan of United Pratt company burns and endangers shipping near the pier. The crew of 16 are rescued after the vessel breaks apart in haze and rough waters. Authorities report the ship was bound for a king’s presence with staging collapsing in the incident.
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New York
Morel
Joan
United Pratt Company
Atenmee
Faleing
San
Tamafea
Aonan
Poor Gladys Runs A Losing Laundry Receiver For Wash House
The city court appointed a receiver for Gladys Blandt of Butte amid a case touching alleged debts and unpaid loans. Witnesses testified no income, and claimed loans of $26,000 with $8,000 paid monthly, while property was sequestered. Judge Water appointed a receiver to manage her affairs.
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Gladys
Butte
Mahatma
New York
Fudge la Forra
Heinze
Brooklyn
Bezales Qolden Aanderson
Lilkan
I Mundry
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